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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
3
The piece argues vandalism is common in Mills county and cities alike, citing damaged mail boxes and a former pool hall as examples. It stresses parental responsibility and home discipline, noting that schools can foster citizenship but ultimate accountability rests with families.
A Warren county town of 771 residents unveils a plan to assist seniors by enabling them to remain in their homes. The initiative offers affordable basic services designed to improve quality of life in retirement.
The Malvern Leader lists subscription and advertising rates for local and distant readers. A proposed earthcare program urges community action to develop in-home support services, including cleaning, delivery, light nursing, and meals, led by churches with volunteer efforts.
Eighth birthday of Randy Alberts belatedly celebrated with four second grade classmates at an afternoon party. Guests Steven Dickersbach Jay Robbing Mark Knight and Larry Leuenjoyed indoor games and opening gifts. Prizes included racing cars and candy gum drop favors. Randy's mother assisted by Miss Ferne Alberts served ice cream and cake. Randy also treated Chantry school's second grade to candy bars Thursday afternoon. Many more happy birthdays wished.
A long list of visits and gatherings around Malvern Iowa covers overnight guests, baptisms, family dinners, and weekend arrivals. Howard Snyder of Fullerton California stays with Dale Bell, with numerous relatives from Council Bluffs Glenwood and Missouri Valley joining events at local homes and churches.
Supt Crink outlines Malvern Community Schools budget planning and curriculum goals. Highlights include graduation requirements totaling 34 credits, low tax costs in southwestern Iowa, North Central Association membership since 1958, extended school day adding time, rising student course load, and enhanced faculty qualifications plus full time art and vocal music instruction across grades.
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