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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1968
Page
1
A list of names and initials appears in a fragmented notice inviting F B members to attend a state meeting on Tuesday. The garbled text suggests affiliations or roles but readability is limited.
Readable fragments describe a meeting or event with vague references to persons and prices. Several proper nouns and numbers appear sporadically but core details are unclear, producing an outline rather than a clear report.
Fragmented OCR text references a production involving Aree Students and names like Martyn Ryan and Lois, with garbled lines suggesting performance notes, honors, and cast mentions. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item appears to be a campus theater entry noting participants and possible recognitions.
A public center at the library offers consumer assistance and guidance. Officials emphasize access to resources, help filing complaints, and referrals to local services for community members seeking consumer protections and information.
Sub district work and lectures for SS teachers outlined by Malvern Baptist association. Union Thanksgiving services listed. notes mention lay ministry and church groups.
Rev Hugh Shiveley leads worship with Pastor Baars officiating. Sunday school classes for youths are announced alongside parish activities. The junior choir and young evangelists meet for morning and afternoon sessions at the church.
St John s Lutheran Church announces a midweek and Sunday services with interim pastor J A L O Preus and choir practice led by Everett Hog. First Presbyterian and Malvern United Methodist list Sunday worship times, Sunday school, youth fellowship, choir rehearsals, and upcoming guild and circle meetings. Also notes a union Thanksgiving service and a Baptist church membership study with various dates in late November.
Two accidents near Malvern injure multiple people and involve several vehicles. Delle Maye Keut of Malvern was hospitalized after a 167 Pontiac station wagon left the road and struck a light pole near a highway intersection. Mrs. Kathman, driving south, collided with the station wagon. Wayne Eugene Hiken and Mrs. Mabel Kelsy were also injured in separate crashes on the Silver Creek bridge and on a road near Malvern. Damage totals include about 600 to Hilton's car and 500 to Keut's pickup. Emergency responders treated patients, with Kelso and Hooker taken for further care. A second crash near Glenwood involved Lela Adeline Hooker and another driver, sending Hooker to Hamburg for bruises.
Mills county board of supervisors examined poll books after the general election. The U S Senate race between David Stanley and Harold Hughes remained unchanged. Franzenburg lost ten votes in the governor race to Robert Ray. Nixon-Agnew gained three votes, while Humphrey-Muskie and Wallace Le Alay each gained one vote.
The 4-H News notes the Emerson Baptist Church gathering of the 4-H News Indian decretics 4.4 Club with 1 member and 1 visitor plus 4 mothers and 2 headers. Scott Sayers Myron Mocreal and Carol McKee led two leadership presentations and elections were held for the 1982 8erun year naming President Lindburg, vice president Fratee, secretary Pay Patton and treasurer.
Miss Terry Feather spoke to a group of Methodist Young People at Oakland Sunday afternoon, recounting her trip to Washington D C and her National Legislative Affairs Project. Small groups formed afterward for study and discussion of the project.
Hastings Iowa town council met on Wednesday November 6 1968 at 7 30 p m with Mayor Crouse presiding. Present were Eugene Palser Ben Vanderpool Paul Taylor Burl Brazeal. absent Roger Smith. Minutes of prior meeting and treasurer’s report approved. List of receipts includes Tom Burrington Perkins Service City State Farm Insurance Malvern Leader Peppy Pixies Public Safety Bell Telephone and others totaling several hundred dollars across funds. road used tax sanitation public utilities and debt service records.
A grainy rural page lists neighbors and families in a vivid social roundup. Names like Kerristh Grintle, Leo Momeau, Jock Wittergran, and the Gary Good family appear amid community gatherings and visits. The piece paints a busy weekend with dinners, card parties, and hunting trips, highlighting local life and ties.
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