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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
3
Farmers debate fair prices for hogs and cattle with NFO plans to stabilize markets through processor marketing agreements. Some support higher prices via subsidies and production cuts, others fear reduced meat consumption and practical pain. The reflection notes overall sympathy for agricultural prosperity and calls for progress despite risks.
The choice of Senator Hubert Humphrey as Democratic vice presidential candidate enlivens the coming presidential race. His liberal stance contrasts with Senator Goldwater, promising a spirited campaign once underway.
Mills county hobby painters display works by Mrs Grace Torrence pupils in Glenwood featuring a two dogs portrait by Stephen Hartman with special attention and an animal picture by Ida Pierce of Malvern a Mills county poet Roberta Eliott offers The Last Leaf. The verses describe bare trees, starry silence and autumn giving way to winter snow.
Rural Improvement Club members and guests met at Mrs. Carl Buchs home on Wednesday Aug 26 for a business meeting and social hour. Plans were finalized for a club tour to Omaha in late September with shopping, a noon meal, and a Queen for a Day TV show visit. An October Fall Festival in Malvern was discussed and the group chose Bathroom Accessories as their exhibit. Resignation of long time member Mrs Clyde Dickersbach was noted. A travel hint talk by Mrs Kenneth Graves followed with piano solos by Miss Karen Dickersbach and a song by Miss Carolyn Hilton. Mrs Milton Schoening of Mineola led a colored slide talk on a trip to Chili and visits to their daughter Kathleen with Police Corp. Meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer and refreshments.
Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Earl Harman visited their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Bert MacCollister at Silver City.
Mr. and Mrs. Elza Wilson hosted guests in Albany Missouri on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Sawyers and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul Noah of Glenwood drove to Council Bluffs Sunday afternoon to visit the Randall Sawyers family.
Hillsdale residents share visits with friends and relatives across nearby towns. Carl Sigar Kevin Beachout Lynn Wderquist and others attended a cookout at Glenwood Lake Park while families traveled to Des Moines for the Iowa State Fair and Omaha visits.
The Hough clan met at Glenwood Lake Park on a sunny Sunday for a reunion with attendees from Guilford Whiting Omaha Council Bluffs and Glenwood. After a bountiful dinner they toured the Historical Museum posed for pictures and planned next year’s gathering while others joined family visits and related events across nearby towns.
Pupils headed to Malvern and Fremont Mills on Monday for the new school year. Some start high school, others face a final year as seniors. Teachers Ferne Alberts and staff at Hilledale rural and Glenwood schools welcomed students and held the first meetings.
Barbara Shapcott was honored Friday night at the Drayton Slaughter home in Malvern for her birthday. Guests included Shirley Menschel of Hastings John and Roger Powles near Pacific Junction and Mrs Thied Powles of Red Oak visited Mrs Drayton Slaughter Saturday afternoon. Ice cream and birthday cake were served.
4 H news notes Loyal Lassies met August 20 at Silver City Methodist Church. Roll call was Fun Day ideas. Talks covered Window Treatments, uses of baskets, different types of bods, reading a house plan. Demonstrations included making a tray and braiding bugs. Recreation led by Sharon Cage. refreshments by leaders and Mrs Ka hi. Next meeting September 4.
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