Malvern Community High receives NCA approval again
Malvern Community High School earned membership in the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges after another favorable evaluation by an NCA team. The visit highlighted student courtesy and discipline, contrasting with outside critics and underscoring curriculum improvements.
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Malvern Community High
NCA
Malvern Community High School
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
MCHS
Des Moines
Letters to the Editor April 3 1972 Boy Scouts privileges debated
A reader responds to a previous letter by asserting a council motion approved denying Boy Scout Troop special privileges. The writer cites unlocked doors and unused heated rooms as justification, claims openness at meetings, and invites further questions at meetings or privately.
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Boy Scouts
Legislative Districts May Spark Competition
The piece argues reapportionment shifts power away from rural Iowa but promises fair representation with diligent effort. It foresees increased electoral competition in new House and Senate districts and urges active participation, supporting favored candidates and party activities.
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Iowa
Supreme Court
Malvern Leader Classified Rates and Notice
Malvern Leader lists advertising rates for classifications including per word first insertion and subsequent insertions, minimum per insertion, and display rates per inch. The notice notes options for reader locals, card of thanks and other display formats with a set price structure.
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Sec
Phelps Named Commander of Mills County WWI Vets
Carl Phelps was named Commander of the Mills County Veterans of World War I at their March meeting. Other officers include Herbert Hammer, Earl Bobbitt, Robert Caley, Vern Drennen, Edward Melckite, Ralph Chase, Grover Goos and John J. Lutter as trustees. Wilma Coy became president of the Ladies Auxiliary with Hazel Bobbitt senior and Ruby Sutter junior vice presidents.
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Carl Phelps
Mills County Barracks
Herbert Hammer
Earl Bobbitt
Robert Caley
Vern Drennen
Edward Melckite
Ralph Chase
Grover Goos
John J. Lutter
Wilma Coy
Hazel Bobbitt
Ruby Sutter
Mary Sawyers
Fern Widows
Margarete Chase
Maud Hunter
Alvina Boyle
Hattie Molskite
Murle Holiday
Local Easter Sunday Guests and Visits Across Towns
Easter Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Edie and family included Geo Clark Cecil Clark Hastings Dale Alexander Silver City Kathy Hawkins Tabor and David Edie Billy Red Oak plus F A Mulholland Mary Aistrope who returned from a California trip. Other notes include Eula Ellison Cecile Robbins wintered in Weslaco Texas Gregg Lori Springer Omaha visiting grandparents and extended kin. A cooperative dinner with Bertha Angus celebrated her 81st birthday. Jennifer Mulholland spent the Easter vacation with her family.
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Ed Edie
Geo. Clark
Cecil Clark
Hastings
Dale Alexander
Silver City
Kathy Hawkins
Tabor
David Edie
Billy
Red Oak
F. A. Mulholland
Mary Aistrope
California
Eula Ellison
Cecile Robbins
Weslaco
Texas
Gregg
Lori Springer
Omaha
Robert L. Waller
Dick Fritz
F. A. Hatfield
Rick Smith
Richard Henderson
Lake Wakonda
Clarence W. Woollard
John Bryant
Griswold
Mary Bookwalter
Diane Blake
Waverly
Gail Cronkhite
David Angus
Donald Angus
Jon David
Eugene Eggers
Comanche
Lou Stabbe
Sac City
Everett Stroeble
Oakland
Lloyd Angus
Ayr
David Still
Mound City
Doyle Wilson
Ames
Helen Angus
Ottawa
Kan
Bertha Angus
Malvern
Kenneth Jones
Florida Keys
Jennifer Mulholland
Ed Mulholland
Harbor Helps to Wind Up Session April 7th
The Second Session of the 64th General Assembly closes with plans to sign all bills on April 7 by the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker before transmission to the Governor. The session emphasized government reorganization, budget control, and tax restraint, citing new General Services Department and Liquor Commission reorganization among cost saving measures and strong legislative-executive cooperation. The report notes meetings with local residents and regional concerns about tax policy and public service funding.
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64Th General Assembly
General Assembly
Washington
Iowa
General Services Department
Liquor Commission
IWCC Counselors Set Visit to NY Malvern Schools
Iowa Western Community College guidance counselors will visit area schools. On Monday April 20 Dean Prather will speak at Malvern Community high at 2 30 p m about educational and career opportunities at the college. On April 17 Gerald Stommes will present at Nishna Valley high from 1 45 to 12 45. Information and literature on college programs will be available and parents may meet counselors via school counselors Burn Benton at Malvern and Myrna Johnson at Valley.
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Iowa Western Community College
Dean Prather
Malvern Community High
Gerald Stommes
Nishna Valley High
Raburn Benton
Malvern
Myrna Johnson
Valley
Easter and dinner guests fill regional social pages
Sunday dinner guests included the Andersons of Co. Bluffs and the O Brien family from Des Moines. Easter and birthday celebrations featured many families across Glenwood, Co. Bluffs, Red Oak, Shenandoah, and nearby towns with gatherings at Stogdill, Schoening, and Skerritt homes. The Community notes mention club meetings, NHS initiation in Carson, and a burial in Minneapolis for Hector Anne.
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Omaha
N. ¥. Thomas
Lee Rhoades
Terry McWilliams
Shawn
Margaret Crane
Co. Bluffs
Edna Mills
Viva Decker
A. P. Jones
Harvey Ord
Denise
Ron Guilliams
Kenneth Heitman
Troy
Glenwood
Clyde Schoening
John Krueger
Lake of the Ozarks
Robert Schoening
Bruce Schoening
Sioux City
LaVon Schoening
W. H. Williams
Earl Mathews
Tabor
Bill Bargain
Kelli
Ami
Arthur Schoening
Gordon Schoening
Bruce
Jody
Walter Schoening
Duane Schoening
Fred Techau
William Lay
Gerald Stogdill
Freddie Techau Jr
Earl Bryson
Harold Williams
Stanley Volkens
Carson
National Honor Society
Carson-Macedonia
Williams
Brian Walkens
Grace Johnson
Hector Anne
Pine River
Norman Benedict
Card of Thanks reflections from many friends and relatives
A community of thanks from multiple families for cards flowers calls visits and prayers during hospital stays and after returning home. Special mentions include Rev Woollard Pullman Delbert Terry and Silver City WSCS ambulance squad along with doctors and county employees. Families named include Degg Marion Shook Emerson Kristi Good May Hayes Nightser Batten Young and others.
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Marion
Emerson
Kristi
Gary Good
Hastings
Aileen May
LeRoy Pullman
Silver City
WSCS
Leo May
Larry Hayes
Jack May
Mark Nightser
Fryzek
Preach Basye
Milla County
Gladys Batten
Albert Batten
Kevin, Jeff and
Tracy Stone
Kitty Mae Young
Thanks for the kindness during my hospital stay
Thank you to friends and relatives for the flowers cards gifts and kindness shown during my recent hospital stay your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.
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Twin City Plaza
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Iowa City
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Delmar Decker
Chuck
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Robert Batten
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Vera Mills
Charlotte
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Mary Moore
Alice Butcher
R. C. Grosse
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