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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1964
Page
1
Republicans may rebuild the party after a lose for Democrats. The piece argues two common reactions, urging Republicans to connect with current public needs and appeal to labor and civil rights voters. It cites editor Emmett Butler advising caution to avoid “run-down” feelings.
Parcel text shows Malvern Iowa post office classification under act of March 3 1879 with second class mail matter designation and standard archival phrasing. The fragment references local mail handling and postal status as recorded for archival purposes.
In Malvern, Continent Eye Corp manager Max Chandler notes the USDA had bought eggs since last June, though typically for a short period. He expects purchases to cease after the election. Thursday the government halted buying and local production accelerated amid marches and sit-ins.
A historical note recalls Mala Vera Park's 20 year effort at T N park with basketball baskets and a park ball. Florence Windom stored and checked it out, later John Cozad and Debbia Hardy took over care, and the ball remains usable after decades of play. Mrs Charles M Wilson voting at Polls Inst Tuesday marked her first absence from an election board since Women’s Suffrage in Rawles two precinct.
The Malvern Iowa Town Council met with Mayor Spiker and six council members present. Bills across funds were approved including Malvern Bank warrants and various service, payroll, and supply charges. A resolution re Road Use Tax funds reducing arterial highway needs was adopted, and the council set dump attendant terms with resident and nonresident load fees.
Virginia Angus reports that during Nov 3 6 the school observed Be Kind to Teachers Week with FTA support. Each morning teachers found tasty treats in the lounge as thanks from students and the FTA under sponsor Mrs Dittus.
Nishna Valley High announces the first nine weeks honor roll with 17 seniors listed and five honorable mentions. Eligible students must have B grades or higher in four subjects for listing and at least a B in three with no grade below C for honors.
By Elwanda Fager most parents attended conferences on November 5 with their children's counselors. The event included distribution of report cards and guidance by FTA members Linda Larsen Sharon Dunn and Lillian Irvin. School dismissed at 1 pm. 256 of 258 students' parents attended, a remarkable turnout.
Eighth graders from Nishna Valley schools visited The Leader office with teacher Mrs. Lois Clites and bus driver Bud Wilhelm to inspect equipment. They toured the electronic engraver and linotype, queried weekly print runs and costs, and learned how a rural newspaper operates. The students sent a thanks message praising the tour and noted it would aid their newspaper study unit.
A school note from the junior high describes classroom activities and student attitudes after parent teacher conferences. It highlights eighth graders making newspapers and seventh graders preparing term reports, while mentioning basketball practice led by coach Mr. Agnew and the high participation level among students.
Town and two assistants outlined to the Council a proposed steel building for a fire station. Upon motion and vote, the Council adjourned. Woodford Qf, Byington Town Clerk.
On October 27 the Nishna Valley freshman class held a bowling party at Gene's Lanes from 5:00 to 6:39, with chaperones Mr Mer cer and his wife. After bowling, attendees moved to the high school gym for a brown and gold themed Fall Leaves dance, described as lots of fun.
The Leader office offers typing paper special value ream packages priced at 1.27 dollars. This limited bargain highlights affordable office supplies for readers seeking economical printing paper options.
A novelty basketball night pits faculty men against a nationally known women's team the Shooting Stars on Friday November 18 at the high school starting 8 p m. Tickets at the door are 1 per student and 1 25 for adults with all proceeds to the Athletic fund.
Laurie Elaine Davis 17 lives with Mr and Mrs Dar win Hascall in Emerson. She studies bookkeeping literature government and office practice while active in glee club chorus choir band staff pep club and librarian. After graduation she aims to be a dental assistant or receptionist and will be missed for her ready laugh.
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