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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1969
Page
4
The text argues for hiring professional leadership to organize Mak vers centennial observance, noting it reduces individual burdens, ensures plans progress, and frees volunteers to contribute without overloading themselves. It calls for mobilization and shared effort as plans develop.
Be publication from Malvern Iowa with editor Wortman outlines postal status subscriptions rates and advertising costs. It lists subscription prices for various terms in Mills County and nearby towns Randolph Tabor Bowtes and shows mail rates for states and readings. also includes display ad pricing and local header lines.
Glenwout faces a new parking meters issue as county and city officials argue over street parking. Business owners leave cars all day hurting customers who stay minutes, a pattern also seen in Walvern. Review of parking space use is urged to boost customer access and local relations.
A wartime letter from Allen J Hall recounts Pacific duty aboard a station ship stationed near Taiwan and Hong Kong. He cites patrols in the Taiwan Straits, Market Time operations in Viet Nam, and two weeks in Hong Kong. He praises The Malvern Leader’s local coverage and notes Nixon’s Europe tour and Viet Nam developments. He laments campus radicalism and supports cutting federal aid to troublemakers, urging focus on Viet Nam education. He closes with homeward leave reflections and concern over possible Havana flights.
Truman Hardy, mayor of Malvern, urges residents to oppose a proposed hydrous ammonia fertilizer installation in a densely populated area. He cites Crete Nebr. as a warning and notes a council meeting set for Friday March 28 at 7 20 p m at the Ube Community Building with the fertilizer company personnel.
Robert H. Buffington argues that communists subvert churches by guiding social issues rather than directly confronting religious doctrine. He cites NCC influence, Civil Rights, and anti prayer rulings, urging readers to identify radical reform within local churches and warning of shared goals with liberal church agendas. He cites Lenin and J Edgar Hoover to support claims.
Mr and Mrs Lorance Lisle drove to Camdenton Missouri on Wednesday and returned Friday. The Don Godfreys and Edwin McGrews attended the Nishna Valley Band Concert Thursday evening. Judy Scott of Red Oak stayed with her grandparents the Deitchlers while the Scouts were in Las Vegas. Melvin McGrew was released from the hospital last week.
Community members attend Bloodthebtte vialt in Malvern, celebrate Rosemary with a birthday coffee, and host a birthday club luncheon. Residents visit relatives in Prescott Des Moines Red Oak Shenandoah and Adel while Federated Club events in Red Oak and a quarterly conference at Wesley Chapel are noted with weekend gatherings and hostesses.
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