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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
4
Malvern auto dealers join nationwide to unveil 1965 models at display rooms. About 36 local workers rely on the auto trade and tax support funds schools and communities. Readers are invited to visit and view the new models and learn the industry’s local and national importance. A quote from Austin Phelps closes the note.
An analysis of land use in Mills county tied to Highway 34 relocation notes the expansion of cities and highways may shrink available land. It cites a Tax Institute study: horse feed land fell from five percent to 3.4 percent of harvested land by 1957, urban growth consumes about 400000 acres annually, and city land use efficiency improves with modern routes. A reader recalls old Malvern Emerson ties and a photo of Ruth Law with Mrs Beattie, dating the event to 1916 or 1912 era.
Henderson Mrs. Florence Coleman visited from Friday evening to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allensworth. Bevis Sowers went to Milford on Wednesday to visit friends and attend the Clay Co. Fair, returning Sunday. Howard Allensworths called on the Ed Politts near Malvern Sunday afternoon. Billy Harris and Gaughter plus the E. M. Browns hosted weekend guests.
The Methodist Sunday School honored Rally day on Sept 13 with attendance pins. Recipients for one year included Mack Taylor and Cathie Paul, plus Mary Jane Steiner and Bet tie Paui. Three year pins were awarded to Craig Allensworth Peggy Haack Donnie Haack and Charles Hazeck Paul Phillips and Terri.
Printing-Cail The Malvern Leader faces issues with layout and legibility in its current issue. Editors report efforts to resolve typography and page flow disrupted by technical glitches and insufficient proofreading. The team aims to restore clarity and timely delivery.
Mrs Helen Winchester received a Mother's Ring at a Sunday birthday dinner hosted by her children and families in Legion Hall Nail. Attendees included Norman, Gene, Weldon, Columbus, Arnold Winchester and spouses, plus Timmy, Ter ri, Roger, George, Cindy, Rodney, Debbie, Jtonnie, and Grace Bowen.
Mr and Mrs Glen Betenbender of Coggan were weekend guests of the Art Flitchers after Mrs Betenbender’s mother Mrs Chester Bliss of Central City visited the past two weeks. Doug Allensworth and Tammy of Omaha were guests of the Arthur Allensworths. Norman Winchester and Terri of Carroll visited Sunday. Ralph J Viner and Mrs were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Giltner in Elliott on Friday. Mr Viners attended funeral services for Mr Jee Shaw in Elliott Monday. Dennis Ward of Tator and Fay Butterfield hosted Sunday calls.
Miss Barbara South arrived Friday night to visit her mother Mrs. R. L. South after two years in Trois Foutsines France with the Special Services entertainment unit. Guests at a Sunday dinner included Mrs. May Wight and Mrs. Hlodwen Houser, who celebrated their birthdays. Mrs. Lee Roy Shook and children moved to Ames Saturday. Other attendees noted the Krizer Seed Corn 60th anniversary dinner in Osceola and a street collapse incident involving Mrs. Guy Jordan of Emerson. Sylvia Achenbaugh attended the Moore family reunion at Triswo lg park with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Polhie.
The Malvern Leader published in Malvern Iowa on Thursday September 24 1964 presents local news brief items, public notices, and community updates from the surrounding Warren and Mills counties region. It reflects midcentury small town affairs and civic happenings.
Public notice lists changes effective November 3 1964. Benton to Henderson precinct at Henderson Schoolhouse Deer Creek and White Cloud to Strahan precinct at Strahan Schoolhouse Glenwood Fourth Ward to Glenwood First Ward at City Hall Lyons and Plattsmouth to Pacific Junction precinct at City Hall Silver Creek and Malvern wards to Malvern precinct at Community Building. Also district notes on local figures and social visits follow, including obituaries and community events in Mills County and surrounding towns.
Hastings notices list a 50th anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Stogdill in Malvern attended by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stogdill and Sandra. A Vernon Crowse home visitor error is corrected naming Mike Kalvenick of Omaha. Mrs. Paul Richardson suffered a right arm fracture with surgery, plus back and hip injuries. Tedious gathering notes cover local meetings and visitors, with MYF supper club activities and Cemetery Association plans.
The Woman's Federated club invites members to Guest Day on Friday October 2 at the Methodist church. A book review Life was Simpler Than by Grace Erdman will be given by Mrs Allen Mactier of Omaha. A luncheon will be served at the WSOCS following the meeting and a bake sale will also be held. The finance committee is in charge.
Ralph Russell ministers First Methodist Church with Sunday School at 9 a m and Morning Worship at 9 55 a m Dorothy Largent serves as contact The Hatfields of Colorado Springs visit Mrs Mas Scott and the Carlo Scott and Joe Parker families Debbie Shepard and Gail Cronkite of Malvern visit Stella Hall family and attend the Sage home sale
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