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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed lines about schools and districting, referencing community robins and the role of state law in redistricting school districts. The readable pieces discuss tension over education, administration, and funding without clear headlines or dates.
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A dense local column from Malvern Iowa lists residents and guests across Glenwood and nearby towns. It records church events, family visits, and attendance at music contests and community dinners, naming multiple families including Phelps, Bishops, Keiths, Tackett, McGinnis, Myers, Rowe, Bower, Biggs, Sanders, Hunt, Boyce, Kemp, Hawkins, VanOrsdel, Seeger, Wright, Bab, and Polman among others.
Weekend illness hits Lavon Rohlberg who is quite ill while Frank Rome shows improvement. Attendees at the Mills County Prize Winner's 4H Club meeting on Monday night at Robert Wyant home included Forrest Bloomer Ernest Bloomer Roland Pratt Greg Pratt Da Timson Richard Paul Gay.
Thirteen Wesley Chanel WSCS members visited Heritage House in Atlantic on a Wednesday afternoon. Devotional led by Mrs. Clifford Ailely, short program by Mrs. Ben Wilson, and lunch served by several ladies. Various members and guests shared meals, visits, and social gatherings with residents, with subsequent local church wedding notices and a series of family events and visits across nearby towns and states.
By Vero Liste the biggest hurdles facing the legislature when it convened in January were believed to be constitutional amendments adopted by the 1985 General Assembly reapportionment and pension provisions. Reapportionment was settled quickly and Iowa voters will face a record number of amendments at the November 3, 1968 election. Four amendments already are behind the ballot, including annual session limits and permanent reapportionment. The property tax relief issue remains open with debate over replacement taxes if relief passes. A Ways and Means member notes several big bills are under study and hopes for substantial progress on personal property tax reform.
A jumble of local social notes records visits and dinners. Neighbors in Shenandoah and nearby towns hosted relatives and friends including the Sowers and Kidwells at Red Oak Hospital, the Ernest Saints and Mary Sue Deake and others from Deake Cole and Fort Collins, with many dinner guests and upcoming exhibits and trips noted across town.
The Henderson Hornets 1 club met March wath at 7 45 led by president Paul Haack at the Here lerson Légion Hall. Twenty four members attended with missing sisters noted and safety practice shown by Rick Morris and Denny Boileau. A safe gun handling demonstration was led by Paul Hasek. refreshments were served by Jane Paul and Joyce Luskrop Joba Paul.
Indian-DeerRutes H Club held its March meeting at Vater Uncey's home. Caryl McKve was elected as new committee member. The group discussed Lies by Ag by Kyliis Frazes and How to Make a Collage by Sherry Greenwood and Shirley Creemond. Leaders Mrs Archie Ludhurs chaired the session. Plans for April include a bake sale and a hospital donation drive. Seven members and five visitors attended. retreating game was played, followed by lunch hosted by Phyllis Pram Jolene Ungry and Kim Williams Carol McKee.
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