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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
4
In Milla county the 4 H program reaches 400 members with 70 volunteer leaders. The clubs focus on farm skills for boys and home skills for girls, stressing leadership and character to benefit citizenship beyond economics. The shift toward non farm skills may expand reach to non farm youth. Reason as a light in the soul guides growth.
The piece urges students at Iowa State University and residents in Cass County to avoid danger zones as violence rises. It stresses campus safety, cooperation with law enforcement, and nonviolent means to improve the economy, ending with a quotation and noting a Bible as collateral in a related case.
Young Don Mercer digs through the Corner Tavern upper story to display relics from 1927. He finds five meal tickets for the West Side Cafe and Royal Cafe, plus steel rims once owned by Wn P McCullough, and an unrelated county mortgage noted in a recorder's report.
A long list of local visits, birthday celebrations, wedding and reception attendance, church activities, and family gatherings around Glenwood and nearby towns. Neighbors include Alberts, Bass, Blackman, Fieselman, Kemp, Sinner, Anderson, Dickersbach, Bright, Otha Dickersbach, and others with outings to Red Oak, Magnolia, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Atlantic.
In Mills County Iowa and Randolph and Tabor and Rc Elsewhere in the United States. Rates shown include One Year Six Months Three Months and Two Years. Prices are 3.50 1.25 4.00 2.25 7.00 with regional applicability.
Local residents gather for clan visits with Myers, Haney, Blackman and Sinner families. Attendees travel for weddings, church events, and social outings in Glenwood and nearby towns. A wet Tuesday leaves ground soaked after heavy rains, with temperatures in the thirties.
Farmers plan to move combines into fields later this week to begin early bean harvest and mount pickers for corn. The community reports many severe colds as temperatures drop with the first frost of the fall week.
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