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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
5
Malvern auto dealers join nationwide in announcing display of the 1976 models. The piece notes 36 direct jobs in the local auto sector and its tax contribution to county schools, urging readers to visit dealer showrooms to see updated models and understand the industry’s local and national significance.
The column discusses Highway 34 relocation in Mills county and related land transactions, urban growth pressures, and land availability projections. It cites a Tax Institute study showing dramatic shifts in land use from 1920 to 1957, with future expansion affecting city land shares and infrastructure. It also notes reader letters about vintage names and a Ruth Law aviator photo anecdote from early 20th century Malvern Emerson society.
Rates show subscription options in advance for one year six months and two years with prices of 4.50 2.00 and 8.00 in Mills County areas and 4.00 2.25 7.00 elsewhere. Advertising costs include display per column inch at 63 cents, reader locals per line, classified ads per line with 15 cents for first insertion and 1.50 minimum, and card of thanks at 31 cents per line with minimum.
Mrs Florence Coleman of Es visited from Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Earl Allensworth and Mr and Mrs Bevis Sowers. The group went to Milford on Wednesday to visit friends and attend the Clay County Fair. They returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Howard Allensworth called on the Ed Politts near Malvern Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Billy Harris and daughter were week end guests of the Bests and the Eb Browns.
Mrs Helen Winchester received a Mother’s Ring as her family gathered Sunday at Legion Mall for a birthday dinner. Attendees included Norman and Terri Winchester and other relatives from Carroll Nasex Coggan Central City and Omaha. Local visits followed with extended family stopping by Eve and Chester Bliss and others in the area.
The Methodist Sunday School presented attendance pins on Teally day September 13. One year pins went to Mack Taylor and Cathie Paul. two years to Mary Jane Steiner and Betsie Paul. three years to Craig Allensworth Peggy Haack Donnie Haack Greg Kadel Charles Haack Paul Haack Anne Phillips Terri Haack Ronnie Williams. five years to Debbie Williams six years to an assortment of students. Special music was performed by the Junior choir.
Miss Barbara South arrived Friday night to visit her mother Mrs. R J South after two years in Brete Fontaines France with the entertainment section of the Special Services. Guests at dinner Sunday included Mrs. May Wight and Mrs. Blodwen Houser as the Houser and Melendy birthday celebrations were noted.
The Malvern Leader records Mills County changes of voting precincts and wards 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, Malvern First and Second Wards to Malvern Precinct at Community Building. plus local notices and community updates follow.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Stogdill and Sandra attended the 50th anniversary open house of his parents in Malvern Sunday. Mrs Paul Richardson fractured her right arm in a Sept 19 fall requiring three hours of surgery to pin bones, plus back and hip injuries. Hastings MYF had 19 members with Steve Largent delivering devotions Rodney Courtier in charge of recreation and refreshments served later by Linda Larson and Marnie Fender.
The Woman's Federated club will host guest day on Friday Oct 2 at the Methodist church. Grace Erdman will review Life was Simpler Then by Mrs Allen Mactier of Omaha. A WSCS luncheon, a base sale, and finance committee oversight are noted.
Methodise Church announces Ralph Russell as minister Dorothy Largent leads Sunday School at 8 Supt. and 9 a m Morning Worship at 9 35 a m Thursday junior choir at 4 90 Mr and Mrs Arthur Hatfield of Colorado Springs Colo visiting Mrs Man Scott Carl Scott and Joe Parker family Mrs Debbie Shepard and Mrs Gail Cronkite of Malvern attended Stella Hall home Saturday afternoon and also joined the sale at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Sage.
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