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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
12
Lawmaker John Mansen introduces a House bill requiring full disclosure of the costs of personal credit. The proposal would force lenders to reveal total finance charges in dollars and cents to borrowers. The piece also critiques government secrecy in welfare programs and calls for transparency in public actions affecting consumers and taxpayers.
A paid ad by Robert Bulliston at Glenwood defends gradual civil rights progress while criticizing Communist influence and militant actions such as Watts. It urges improving opportunity for Negro citizens within existing law, cautions against sweeping restrictive legislation, and notes factions on both sides mislead Negroes about lawlessness and rights.
In Henderson last Saturday Gordon and Eloise Steiner rode the lively Wuilt-for-Two tandem in the Holiday parade. Mrs Steiner says the bike paid for itself, Gordon handling the payment. The Kern duo joked about mustaches and mileage, while other notes mention local mischief and a highway safety anecdote from Cecil Jenkins.
Notice lists subscription prices payable in advance for Malvern Iowa and Mills County areas including Imogene Randolph and Tabor. Rates shown for one year six months and two years with US routes. Advertising rates outline display per column inch reader locals per line and classified ads per line with spacing and minimums.
The Friday ceremony united Judy Morris of Emerson and Levy Hunt of Henderson at En ergon Baptist Church with a reception. Guests included Mrs Vernon and Mya, Mr and Mrs Wayne Wlackinan, Mr and Mrs Jack Haney, Mr and Mrs Maud Blackman, and Tom Ringerys. News of a broken hip, hospital stay, and family visits also appeared among later notes from Hudson Wis Rest Home and Red Oak to Glenwood gatherings.
A dense reader’s column lists numerous local families, social visits, and mid September outings across Renney Nehr and nearby towns. Residents including the Rab and Miller families attend gatherings, weddings, and Sunday suppers. Multiple trips to Nebraska City, Maryville, and Omaha are noted along with school and fair events.
Reading of a local notice indicates painting work scheduled this week with Thursday September 23, 1965 as the cut date. Resi dots are noted to be hiving severs colds in the fragmentary text.
Silver City residents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Messenger returned from a Yellowstone and Canadian trip visiting Walter Miller Rodney Banns Jasper parks and returned via Great Falls and the Black Hills. Dwight Lincoln family joined Sunday dinner with Frank and sons. The L A Weeks from Nevada visited Earl Taylor Thursday to Monday. Bill Mass visited Mrs Hekter’s grandparents in Treynor. Mrs Golda Windle honored at a surprise birthday gathering hosted by Mugh Hayes and guests.
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