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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
15
A column notes that 1966 graduates highlight how European countries are adopting features of the American public school model. It discusses universal education shifts, tracking, diplomas, and the rising parity in living standards as Europe experiments with a more generalized, comprehensive system similar to U S schools.
A recommendation urges Malvern town council to replace Golden Locust trees in the Main Street business district. The watchdog group cites potential three year gains in beauty and attractiveness for business and residents, backing Councilman Louis Knop.
Community concern follows proposed closing of the lone Power and Light Co office in Malvern. A company official notes the town’s stronger business climate could offset the loss and invites local firms to seize new opportunities amid the change.
Rates and subscription terms listed for Malvern Iowa postal matter include one year six months and three months options, with prices for short terms. Local rates cover Mills County, Jews, Randolph and Labor and Routes, plus US destinations. Display advertising per column inch reader locals and classified ads per line with minimums and card of thanks pricing included.
The town faces idle shops that have sat unused for over two years. While electricity sales decline, the closing will not affect lighting for residents. If rents can be arranged, empty buildings could host new businesses and provide inexpensive room for growth.
Retiring teacher Mrs R W Vors reflects on decades of service at the King school. Former students praise her steady guidance, patience, and cheerful resolve amid quarrels and daily worries, noting how she clears the way for their progress.
The Randolph Enterprise Scribblings recounts a distant radio airing on April 28 that credited Scribblings and the paper. A threatening stranger visiting their home prompted fear for Tiny the dog, but no violence occurred and Father chose a wary, measured response.
A reader reflects on religious debates notably the God is dead controversy, quoting George W. Yorell on humanity’s relationship to God, and notes a comforting birthday poem by Helen Steiner Rice praising a friendly, approachable God.
The text presents a reflective, lyrical meditation on God expressed through images of nature. It likens God to a star in the heavens, a smile on a face, a rose in a nose, and embodies autumn summer and spring as everyday signs.
Rev. Hugh Shiveley pastors the church with Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am. Vacation Bible School runs daily through Friday June 1 with sessions each morning for all ages and various activities. Choir practice and prayer greeting sessions are noted for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Rev John A Lippincott pastor Mrs R D Mansfield 5 5 Sept May 27 8 p m High school Calllengenent Pentecos¢ Sunde idea Lumber School Ti woo Worship tour Children's Story Thouse With out Window Sennont Family punishment through use of Lap Hible May dis Q Daily Vacation Bible School begins Yau June Fr Chaneel Choir
Mrs Chas Costello invites church choir directors managers and attendees to a special workshop at the First Presbyterian Church. A fee of one dollar per evening applies. May 27 presbytery meeting at First Presbyterian Church Marlhanm with registration at 4 30 p m.
Rev. P. G. Becker presides with Sunday School for all ages at 8 30 a m and adult Bible class. Confirmation service scheduled May 30 to June 8. Vacation bible school planned with teachers and session details.
Fr. O L Kaufman pastors Holy Rosary Church in Glenwood with Masses each Sunday at 8 and 10 am. A State School Mass is at 6 30 am each Sunday. First Fridays at 6 30 am. Holy Days at 6 30 am and 6 39 pm. Weekdays at 7 am.
The Mal vern Leader serves as the official newspaper for Mis county and the municipal districts, school districts, and other public bodies of the county, providing required public notice.
Corporate identity plans reveal Ray Corporation 1966 organized with unlimited liability terms. Registered office at 1 26 North Walnut Street Glenswood Iowa in Mills County. Registered agent at that address is I T Genung. Names and addresses follow.
Mills County Board of Supervisors orders landowners to destroy noxious weeds by dates grouped May 20 to July 15 with specified species. If not complied, Weed Commissioners will act and costs levied against real estate. Also probate notice for Alice W Aistrope with executor Loren H Aistrope and legal deadlines.
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