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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
2
The Malvern Leader urges citizens to vote in next Tuesday's regular elections despite apathy and complex government. It advises careful, philosophy-based choice, warns that promises may bring higher taxes, and emphasizes ongoing civic responsibility after the vote.
A column collects quotations on democracy from Fosdick Smith Hughes and Caswell, plus bold editorial asides on voting and modern politics. It muses on Nixon era imagery, nostalgia in the White House, and voter apathy, ending with a personal sign off.
A Malvern community letter from WSCS of two United Methodist churches requests help in sorting donations for the thrift shop located in the Presbyterian Church basement. The shop runs Saturdays 9 am to 4 pm, relies on volunteers, and highlights recent relocation of unsold stock to a Goodwill Center to improve displays. The writers thank donors, note sales range from 5 cents to 3 dollars, and emphasize benefits to local budgets and neighbors.
Teresa Richards secretary thanks the newspaper for coverage of the Indian Deerettes 4-H club 25th anniversary meeting and regular meetings during the year.
WG Mc and Mrs Bill Huff attended the Ensilman family reunion in Council Bluffs Sunday. Roger Neumeister Amy of Dunbar Neb helped move goods for Dean Warrens and stayed with Mrs Evelyn Warren. Jewell Warren of Omaha visited Sunday. Donald Davidson of Colorado Springs and Dennis Davidson of Fort Dodge joined Frank Ackerman family for Sunday dinner in Creston with Carleton Davidson and Mark.
A political ad emphasizes the value of independent voters who judge candidates by ability and work rather than party. Community notices recount local visits and gatherings, including the Malvern Leader dated November 2, 1972, with church events, Sunday school attendance, and Mission Circle activities.
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