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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
11
The article notes widespread unemployment locally affecting farmers and townspeople. It argues seasonal hiring is unreliable, households and businesses rely on self staffing, and suggests encouraging movement to regions with full employment over make-work projects and retraining that fails to help.
Leader aims for a briefer community news style with a bold shift in tone and format. The article previews experimentation intended to speed up reporting while preserving local relevance and named sources.
In Mills County Iowa and towns Imogene Randolph Tabor and routes elsewhere in the United States subscription options are shown. One year costs $9.50 six months $4.75 two years $19.00 three months $2.00 and other amounts include 63a 15¢ 10¢ and Mills in cents.
Our Silver City correspondent Mrs. Bob Schoening writes two thirds of her news in a brief breezy style that delivers information quickly. Readers enjoyed it for economy in space and type-setting, allowing more room for pictures. We welcome comments as we develop more of this writing.
A letter from J C Lyle Wilkins of Buffalo MO praises The Leader and its informative nature. The piece recalls Mrs Clinton Parker’s decades of Wesley Chapel news for The Leader and notes Beverly Wilson taking over last week.
Pleasant hospitality continues in the Silver City area with a series of Sunday gatherings. Names include the Ralph Hansens, Paul Smiths of Co. Bluffs, Don Hansens of Omaha, Bills Hansens of Pac Jet, W. F. Messengers with sister Mrs Alfred May, Neil McPhersons of Glenwood visiting Bud Carlsons, Dale Kemptons of Hastings at Gordon Elwood’s home, Tom Cases among evening guests, Ward Hunts with Bert McCollester and Ralph Skerritt, Mrs Josie Stotts, Fred Whitesides family, Shawn O Grady and Clyde White.
My and Mrs Jim Bailey moved over the weekend to the home recently vacated by the Rolland Frankes Mrs Phyllis Skerritt had as dinner guests Friday evening the Sherman Parkers of Longmont Colo the Fred Parkers of Council Bluffs and the Rew Burgoins Ann Bolte daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bolte entered Edmundson hospital for an emergency appendectomy on Monday afternoon of last week She returned home Thursday afternoon.
Local items from Malvern Iowa dated October 14 1965 include community notices and short briefs on town affairs. Readers will find concise reports of upcoming events and civic notices across the Malvern Leader edition.
A Malvern driver, Joachim Vierow, was arrested in Glenwood about 5:30 p m on Wednesday on an OMVI charge. The sheriff's office identified him. The arrest was by Deputy Kenneth Mead, Highway Patrolman Steve Gilman, and Glenwood police.
A lengthy list of weekend and weekday visitors fills social pages. Names include Arch Coiner of Twin Falls Idaho and numerous families from Glenwood Malvern Council Bluffs and Lincoln visiting relatives in Omaha, Des Moines and nearby towns. Cast includes the Skerritts Goos Kelleys Clipsons Schultz Beams Fornoffs and Kruses with dinners suppers and pinochle parties noted.
Randolph Mr and Mrs Thompson Greever of Sidney were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Anderson and family. Mr and Mrs Ralph Costello and Susan were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Charles Costello home in Malvern. Mr and Mrs Ted Knight and Ricky attended a cooperative dinner Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs Glen Malmberg and family.
Roy Alter suffered a heart attack early Monday and was admitted to Hand Hospital Shenandoah in satisfactory condition. Church notes list services for St John’s Lutheran First Baptist First Methodist Holy Rosary Catholic First Presbyterian with schedules and events in Jacksonville Ila.
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