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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1962
Page
3
Debate over the National Farm Organization holding action to lift farm prices intensifies. Nearly a week of action prompts Skeptics and supporters to weigh fairness and economic impact on rural towns, with figures like John Labbooak arguing for price support and broader consequences.
A district report describes Rice Lake Refuge in Minnesota with ducks and geese nesting amid wetland services. It notes habitat improvements, legal debates on wetlands protection, and the Chippewa harvest of wild rice with government shares and market dynamics, plus banding of ducks and migration patterns.
A sprawling community social sequence covers family picnics and belated birthday celebrations. The notes list numerous households visiting Waubonsie Park and nearby towns, including Stephens, Kingery, Haney, Bass, Myers, Sinner, Schroeder, and others, with extended travels to Memphis and Ames and gatherings across Glenwood and Tabor.
The Driskell family from West Plains Missouri visited Hastings relatives including Corwin Hardy and family and joined by many guests from Glenwood Pacific Junction and Omaha. The article notes Saturday and Sunday gatherings, a linen shower for Stella Hardy, and a 2700 mile vacation return by Robert Schroeder and family with stops in Sargent and Yellowstone Park.
Alfred Wright of Hillsdale visited Sunday with school friends Lea and Diane Blackman to see their teacher Miss Perne Alberta. Dale Beil and family visited Winkis Law in Council Bluffs. Haynie family hosted friends from Council Bluffs. neighbors Schmidt and Chamberlain socialized. Labor Day guests included Harold Schmidt and Carolyn from Kansas City. August rainfall reached normal levels after over two inches in two storms. telephone service disrupted by lightning. crickets become a fall nuisance for homemakers.
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