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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1967
Page
4
The editorial urges Malvern to modernize storefronts and improve street appeal similar to Hamburg and David City Nebraska. It notes The Leader’s exterior neglect, praises Hamburg’s updated fronts with locust trees, and calls for the Commercial Club to study a renewal plan to attract business and pride.
In a late Sunday forum from Chicago and Althauga TV viewership is described. The piece questions Black Power advocates urging separation and assigns responsibility for slavery to whites while urging coexistence and mutual respect among races. The writer asserts humanity and argues for shared heritage and opportunity.
The Malvern Leader lists subscription prices and mail rates. In Mills County and nearby areas Imogene Randolph and others pay in advance. Rates shown include various durations and locations across the United States with single copies by mail at 25 cents.
Local authorities repositioned the boundary sign about a quarter mile north at the Malvern community high school site. A new street light was added on site and more may extend to the north boundary. Ivan Jackson received a family coat of arms claiming Scottish origins and the motto Innocentiae Securus. The crest features three shovelers with trefoils, though, as ducks, not workers.
A commentator notes that seven people have not heard any satisfactory explanation and suggests the FDA could use a new director if Dr. Gooddard’s recommendations are typical. The remark frames concerns about leadership and guidance.
A Halloween hayride on Oct 20 from David Angus farm to Strahan Methodist Church drew cheers as games and refreshments followed. Mrs Gipe led songs. Rev C W Woolland offered a prayer with Scott Sayers presiding over the MYF Benefaction. Thanks were given to parents and volunteers who aided the event.
Relatives traveled from multiple states to attend Millard Curtis of Conroe Texas funeral services and the 730 pm wedding of Cindy Adams and Don Hopp at Epworth Methodist church Cayneil Binns. Guests included the Ronnie Curtis family Geneseo Illinois and many from Nebraska Missouri and Iowa. Dale Meyer traveled to Unionville Missouri to visit his mother Nancy Meyer. The Schoenings of Ralston Nebraska spent Sunday with Clarence Lemonds.
Mrs Elis Grindle and Mrs Charles Kayton hosted the Strahan WSCS meeting with attendees including Mmes David Angus Robert Christensen Roy and Kenneth Davis Millard Gee Everett Gipe Floyd Hillyer Clarence Lemonds Dean Laver Seanna Williams Harold Morrical Larry Blunt Kevin and Mrs Williams and Mrs Gipe. The program on Moving in a World of Mass Communication and devotions were led. next Dec 7 meets at Mrs Roy Davis home with Christmas gift exchange.
Social notes recap visits and events across Shenandoah, Percival, Emerson, Pacific Junction, Red Oak, Malvern, and surrounding areas. Names include Zono Bass, Rose Brazleton, Carrie Cole, Emmett Gipe, Dan and Darrell Finchem, Debra Bayes, Monica Anderson, Ellis Grindle, Rozella Wortman, Cora Livengood, Robert Christensen, Tom Brown, Beth Ann McKern, Doug Wooten, Ada Throckmorton, Darrell Finchem, and many others amid birthdays, homecomings, and church gatherings.
The text notes a 45 percent raise in regular military pay retroactive to October, equating the cost per demonstrator to six months of a private’s pay. It critiques Farm and FDA policy mentions, citing corn price shifts, feed grain signups, and proposed inspection system changes, reflecting debate over public spending and federal state cooperation.
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