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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

2

Presidential power claim alarms Overreach on national security

Guest editorial argues Ehrlichman misuses inherent presidential power to justify illegal acts. It cites the Crime Control Act 1968 wiretap language and a 1972 Supreme Court ruling, warning that limitless authority risks lawlessness and a police state. Des Moines Register.

John Ehrlichman Ervin Committee Ehrlichman Daniel Ellsberg White House United States Congress U.S. Supreme Court Senate Holland Mr McClellan Mr. Hart Supreme Court Des Moines Register

Along Main Street See You Along Main Street

A reflective column on small town life from Main Street, weaving quotes, nature musings, and social satire. The piece laments overgrown gardens, praises roses and peonies, ponders weeds as part of culture, and ends with a cheerful invitation to see you along Main Street.

Lincoln Washington Sam Ervin Main Street

Willing Workers 25th Anniversary Achievement Show

The Willing Workers 4-H club marked its 25th anniversary with an afternoon project display and evening program at the United Methodist Church on July 10. LuAnn Bloomer opened the proceedings, with solos by Jane Reed and a country girls creed recitation.

Jane Reed United Methodist Church Alice Omer LuAnn Bloomer Clair Douglas County Girls Creed Carol Weatherhead Kim White Shiela Howard Carel Weatherhead Marke Hopp Harold Morrical Youth Council Cowden Patton Mesdames Warren Howard David Gregory Leonard Worcester Robert W

East Liberty Residents Share News and Local Events

East Liberty notes report Ralph Farmer’s mini bike accident leaving him with a broken collar bone. Local social updates include visits among Parker, Murphy, Hunt, and Alexander families, a youth horse show at the Parker home drawing attendees from Missouri, Nebraska, and Iowa, and several family gatherings at Glenwood and Shenandoah. The weekend included a HSC picnic at Glenwood Lake Park and travels to Omaha for a Kennedy College basketball team member’s arrival home.

Ralph Farmer Leonard Parker Gertrude Murphy Shenandoah Galen Hunt Bill Osborn Glenwood Percy Smith Red Oak Warner Watts Charley Alexander Dale Alexander Everet Thomas Hastings Walter Stille Inlaw Bobby Stille Henderson Murphy Memorial Hospital Lee Stille Leavenworth Kan Parker Home Joe Parker Marvin Dickinson Missouri Nebraska Iowa Shannon Parker Bellevue Nebr Gary Parkers Gladys Williams Norman Benedict Don Allen Council Bluffs Hayes Boehme HSC Glenwood Lake Park Francis Darnolds Kenneth Henry Miller Thomas Millers Malvern Jim Pages Ernett Stephens Chris Carol Stenger Omaha Joyce J.F. Kennedy College

Tax Equity Debate Prompts Merchant Tax Concerns

William H. Harbor argues equity means shared burden yet many interpret it as others paying less. As several legislative acts take effect criticism arises with merchants asking why they should bear ten.

William H. Harbor House Webster

Local social and church notes from Henderson and surrounding towns

Sunday visits mark a quiet community week as families tour relatives from Henderson to Red Oak and Shenandoah. Funeral services for Lena Magers honor a Carson family and out‑of‑town relatives attend in Malvern and El Paso, while hospital stays update care at Murphy Memorial and Edmundson.

Randy Wilkinsen Maryville Ronnie Wilkinsen Elliott Jud Wilkinsen Steve Shaw Baby Tarkio Herman Coppock Richard Magers Jud Russell Coppock Ila Coppock Red Oak Howard Allensworth Pauline Nagel Co. Bluffs Elva Pollitt Bert Eppley Care Center Omaha Pollitt Methodist Hospital Theo Shook Sarah Shook Shenandoah Shook Donnie Parker Doug Tipton Clinton Parker Jim Holt Knoxville Phyllis Brown Edna Williams Carolyn Loring Macedonia Don Smith Insurance Agency Joan Houser Murphy Memorial Hospital Edmundson Hospital Cal Ronnie Janice Skidmore Richard Allensworth Darrell Bowen Minneapolis Malvern Bruce Cole el Paso Texas Lalla Harbor Morris Harbor Jack Melva Christofferson Elmer Kadel

Birthday celebration for Alice Johnson in Omaha

Mrs. Ruby Wilkinson Rhonda and Mark Pierce helped Mrs. Alice Johnson of Oakland celebrate her 80th birthday Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shukis in Omaha. Barbara Frink and Pauline Perry of Co. Bluffs visited LeRoy Shook and brought Brian Perry home after camp.

Hillsboro Ore Ruby Wilkinson Rhonda Mark Pierce Alice Johnson Oakland Joe Shukis Omaha Barbara Frink Pauline Perry Co. Bluffs LeRoy Shook Brian Perry

Oaks News Mission Circle Meeting at Church

Mission Circle met at the church Thursday evening with Vice President Mrs. Merrill Sowers presiding. Members and guests shared meals and updates as several families visited relatives and new assignments were noted for upcoming events at the church and Boys Ranch.

Mission Circle Merrill Sowers Bob Roeders Ron LeMay Don Davidson Colorado Springs Colo Davidson Carleton Davidson Erwin Ellisons Boys Ranch Billings Mont Don Davidsons Fort Sill Okla Larry Skank Ralph Cole Junction City Ore Skank Clarence Mahan Barnes Morris Johnson Wayne Gildseith Sioux Falls Don Janz Marilyn Sowers Hillsboro Kans Bill Huff Ray Trively Malvern

Malvern Leader reports August 2, 1973 edition

The Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa on Thursday August 2 1973 presents local news briefs notices and community updates. Prominent names and events reflect the town and surrounding area activity for early August with updates on visitors meetings and school related items.

Malvern Iowa

Fair schedule highlights for opening week events

The schedule lists a fair parade at 8 p.m. with awards, Thursday starts at 6 a.m. for carcass beef and swine shows, and Family Day events. Horse shoe pitching runs Thursday from 9:30 a.m., plus a kids parade Monday at 7:45 p.m. with eight classes and prize money.

Cliff Boyer Bill Gutzmeyer Earl Bass Mills County Equipment Glee Dashner PAG Mills County Fair Ass'n Mills County Malvern

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