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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
4
The article argues that easing trade with nations aiding North Viet Nam hampers U S war efforts and inflates prices. It notes public concern over the war, limited government progress, and calls for restricting trade while urging support for the TRAIN committee’s objective.
The Malvern public library is praised as a major community asset with 32 new books added. It offers free access, comfortable chairs, periodicals, and reference works, but serves only a small percent of residents, many of them school-aged youths, underscoring a need to boost reading interest beyond formal schooling.
Mills county reports a remarkable rise in births with Florence first baby of the year. A photo captures the event and reflects a hopeful year for marriages as towns adapt to regulations. Glenwood bride Sandra Miller and George Barnett faced a license issue due to Iowa blood tests, solving it with a two city ceremony including Omaha.
The Christian Church at Henderson will hold a groundbreaking ceremony this Tuesday for an addition. Plans call for a basement expansion this fall and a new sanctuary next year. Building committee members include Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dayson Mr. and Mrs. Gola Wilber and Rev Jones who met with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mortis last Friday to discuss the project.
Henderson and Arthur Allensworth hosted Harald Bulis in Omaha for a Sunday dinner with Mrs. Allensworth staying through Tuesday. Visitors from Highland California and Lakewood Florida stopped by, while Arnold Williams' family joined Lincoln Fair attendees and a Waubaunsie Park picnic with Griswold neighbors. A church gathering at Viking Lake included multiple area families and the WSCS prepared for fall at the Methodist basement.
Local youths from the Henderson area plan college study at Iowa State Ames Diane Bowen senior Denny Achenbaugh Tarkio Mo Charles Iowa Western Clarinda Rick F Northern Iowa Cedar Falls Shirley Williams Betsy A D Roster. bid intel Gr Manemo to Ses up oree has enlisted in the Savy sod expe be ead soa Morzis.
George Carlson admitted to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs for treatment and observation. Community events include birthday party for Clifford Schoening, visits by multiple families from Malvern Hastings Beatrice and Council Bluffs, trips to Wisconsin Minnesota and Canada, and a Woman’s Club meeting at the Methodist Church. Local residents attend Lincoln State Fair and Harvest Home. several families relocate or travel, with notes on visitors, weddings, and celebrations in the area.
Mr and Mrs H E Paul Betsy John Kathy James and Miss Pat Johnson of Emerson visited Charles Pant in Tarkio Sunday. Mrs Velma South was a Sunday guest of the Legis Souths at Cam berland. Mr and Mrs Carl Bolton and the Harvey Bolton family attended the Bolton family reunion in Dunlap Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Stephens Mr and Mrs Gary Stephens and children attended 2 family picnic at Leston Park in Red Oak on Sunday honoring the Maurice Bell family from Detroit Mich Mrs Bell will be remembered as Marilyn Viner daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorell Viner. Mr and Mrs Brice Fox and sons of Carson were guests of the Claude Holts for a co operative supper on Tuesday evening. Guests for dinner Sunday were the Larry Skank family of Carson. Miss Diane Bowen of Ames was home from Thursday till Sunday. Miss Marlene Morris of Emerson Gerace Bowen and Diane and Mr and Mrs Arnold Williams Ron and Debbie had supper at the Gold Crown in Red Oak Friday night celebrating District Diane's birthday Mrs Bowen Mrs Melvan Christofferse and Mrs Ray Harlan took Diane back to Ames Sunday afternoon. Mrs Les Debolt and Mrs Edna Williams visited Mrs Harry Selser in the Red Oak hospital Monday afternoon. Mrs Clarence Feely of Jennings Kansas came Thursday to visit her sister Mrs Nellie Fickel. They visited the Dr Jack Fickel family in Red Oak Sunday and Mrs Feely was host to the Jack Fickels and Nellie Fickel at dinner in the evening at Holiday Inn. The H E F Pauls have Built on to their home The new addition will be used for a kitchen and family room.
Sunday School superintendent Mrs Oscar awarded attendance pins at the Methodist Church service. Pins honored pupils across years from Nursery to Senior, with names including Bill Phillips Jason Brown Lanita Brown Mary Jane Steiner Craig Allensworth Ann Phillips Debbie Williams and others.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Stogdill adopt a son named Steven Ane drew born Aug 23 weighing 6 lbs 10 oz. He will be home after Monday. He has sister Lisa and brother Ron to help spoil him. Brides and others attend a shower at Neola for Marsha Vogt.
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