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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1966

Page

6

Malvern minutes show budget moves and permits

Town of ieivera regular meeting December 5 1966 with Mayor Turner and six councilors present. Actions include approval of last two meetings, November financials, various vendor bills across funds, transfer of 1000 from General to Public Safety, and adoption of Class C beer permit for Ponton’s Grocery. Fire chief and property matters discussed. salary scales and upcoming reports noted.

Turner Aistrope Hardy Knop Ellison Mansfield General Fund N. W. Bell Fel. Co R. Byington Malvern Malvern Postoffice Layne Western Co Weil Town Power & Light Industrial Ansulance N. W. Bell Tel. Co Oceon Ers Orville W. A. Courtier Salvers Impl. Co Jef Ellison Warren Ervin Crouch Kasur Construction Co Nebraska Tractor & Equipment Malvern Bank Servie Wallerransfer Trust & Agency Fund Utilities Fund Douglas Zanders Ponton Public Safety Fund Police Lentz Powles Raymond Bloedel Laura E. Madison

Probate Notices in Mills County Estates Filed

In Mills County district court notices announce probates and executors for multiple estates including John E Ellison Deceased and Wilma Schultz Deceased. Executors Eula G Ellison Donald Schultz Minnie Howard and others are named with filing deadlines and six month claim periods.

State OF Iowa Mills County John Ellison John ¥. Ellison John E. Ellison Eula G. Ellison Malvern Woodford R. Byington Wilma Schultz Donald Schultz Macedonia Tona Thomas & McGee Glenwood Towa Owa Bert Howard Minnie Howard Exeau Genung & Rogers

Local Council Adjourns After Brief Session

Verlin Hardy water commissioner and C. W. Rich town marshal filed reports on the past month. Upon motion and vote the Council adjourned until Tuesday evening December 27 at 8 o clock p m Town Clerk.

Verlin Hardy C. W. Rich P. Mt Woodford R. Byington

Probate notices and community events in Mills County

Estate notices from Mills County courts discuss probate matters for Thomas Laurence Salyers and other estates, with deadlines six months after notice. The column also covers local social news including Rebekah Circle Christmas party, birthdays, card parties, visits, and community events in Silver City and Malvern.

District Court OF the State OF Iowa Mills County Thomas Laurence Salyers

Rebekah Circle card party and local social notes

Community items from Silver City list a Rebekah Circle card party at the ICC Hall Saturday at 8 pm with all IOOF and Rebekahs invited. Silver City Young Adults held a Christmas party at the Methodist Church with 26 attendees. Officers elected include Pres. Mrs Gary Miller and others. Families toured Maryville Tarkio and Clarinda. PTA meeting planned December 15 at 7:30 with dues and lunch for all. Family visit events and overnight guests noted, along with local social dinners.

Rebekah Circle C.F. Hall Dee Mesdames Susie Stewart Isabel Hansen Rebekah 1.C.C.F Silver City Methodist Church Pres Gary Miller Marold Skerritt See.Treas Jim Boyer Marvin Richter

West Liberty MRS notes and social happenings

East Liberty MRS reports on Rev Pullman theme Word For Ourime for Bible Sunday. Local social updates include Stille and Stotts in Council Bluffs and Omaha on business, Mrs. Hayes visiting in Council Bluffs, Mrs. Golda Windle with Dora Carr in Omaha, Dean Darby family in Emerson with Claude Stephens, Stephens entertaining at Parker home with Scott, Davis, Stewart, Alberts, Hunt, and others. Baby Renee Suzzanne visits with Archie Scott and Scott family. various neighbors drop by.

Dean Darby Emerson Claude Stephens Stephens Phoebe Goodell Glenwood Leonard Parker Harry Evans Parker Messrs and Mines Archie Scott Elmo Davis Carle Stewart Maurice Alberts Randy C. W. Wolfe Galen Hunt Tom Pearce Renee Suzzanne A. M. Scott Oscar Mintle Clifford Scott Susie Qmer Bill Scott Larry Jackson Earl Bass Regee Hatfield Cecil Wax

Local residents visit families and attend wedding in Mineola

Thursday evening visitors to the Charles Hall home were noted. Sunday Mr and Mrs Hall and daughters dined with her brother Jim Nicholas and family in Shenandoah. Saturday night the wedding of Suzzane Schoening and Bill Burgoin was held at the Mineola Lutheran church. Mr and Mrs Harold Decker of Tabor brought Mrs Maude Hayes to spend time with the Hugh Hayes Thursday afternoon.

Erson Charles

Church Board Meets With Mrs Stotts and Plan Bi Monthly Meetings

The church official board met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Josie Bloks. Rev Pullman led prayer. Reports and bills were approved and routine business dispensed with. A decision was made to meet every other month unless called for a session. A luncheon of cinnamon rolls fruit salad cake and coffee was served. Mrs Alexander invited the February meeting to be at her home. Shirley Williams returned home last Tuesday after an appendectomy in Red Oak hospital Saturday and resumed studies at Maryville College Monday. Mr and Mrs Lyle Williams Shirley and Larry attended a family dinner Sunday at Mrs Mae Williams’ home. They lost five hogs on the highway in a two car accident Sunday evening involving Mr and Mrs Warner Watts who attended the Aldersgate pancake supper Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Fay Butterfield of Henderson spent Sunday evening with the Waller Stiles.

Bernard Madison Council Bluffs Hans Madisons Bill Mass Henry Hekter Treynor Keith Swehn Columbus Nebr Jack May Sandra Leonard McMullen Kathy Malvern Keith Bruce Hastings Larry Hayes Ernest Boyce Glenwood Leo May Mary Ann Bruces Russell Maynes Clara Maynes Wayne Halzin Red Oak Clarence Mass Byron Benning’s Shenandoah Mass Norman Schoening Oakland Edmondson Hospital Silver City Amanda Schoening Ed Sanders Louie Stortenbecker Stortenbecker James Schoening Alta Schoening Paul Black Pat David St. Joseph Hospital Omaha Phillip Black Harald Williams Kansas City Farmland Industry Company Bill Simmons Thomas Fred Techau Nick Techau Co. Bluffs Freddie Techau Ralph Hansen Clit Robert Schoening Manawa Mmes Ella and Mary Mass Henry Kahl Delmar Peter Thurday LeRoy Pullman F. G. Barnes Council Bluffs Methodist Church E. Stanley Jones Roger Scheel Ricky Rhonda Sioux City Ray Scheel Pullman Ourime Walter Stille Josie Stotts Hugh Hayes Dick Leet B.P.W Ernest Brower Hillsdale Josie Stois Leonard Parker Josie Bloks Alexander Shirley Williams Red Oak Hospital Maryville College Lyle Williams Shirley Larry Mae Williams Warner Watts Aldersgate Aldersgate Wednesday Evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Henderson Waller Stiles

Iowa farm outlook from Randolph Enterprise

Net farm income in the United States is expected at about 16 billion dollars in 1966 on a cash basis, the highest in nearly two decades. Iowa State University outlook specialist Gene Futrell notes prospects remain favorable for 1987, but income may dip about five percent to around 15 billion compared with 1966.

Randolph Enterprise United States Gene Futrell Iowa State University Ames Bilion

Malvern Leader summarizes 1967 outlook for farm income

The Malvern Leader reports Iowa and national farm income trends for 1967 with forecasts of declines in livestock receipts and higher production costs, possible income gains from corn and soybeans, and subsoil moisture concerns for yields. Domestic and export demand for farm products should stay strong with modest expansion in employment and incomes.

Iowa Futrell

New Farmer's Tax Guide Available in Sidney

The 1967 Farmer's Tax Guide, prepared by the Internal Revenue Service, is available at the Fremont County Extension Office in Sidney per Co. Ext. Director Richard M. McClure. The 64 page booklet explains federal income tax issues for farmers, with examples, a sample return, filing requirements, and topics on farm expenses, inventories, capital gains, soil and water conservation, self employment, social security tax, and tax credits.

Fremont County Sidney Richard M. McClure Internal Revenue Service

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Ieivera Powles Insurance Agency Collins Drug Matt Parrott & Sons Iowa Power & Light Co Collins Radio & Electric Mabel Robinson T. S. McShane Co Costello Insurance Agency Motorola Malvern Banking Waller Trace Service Co Milvern Leader Mill County Yehoot The Aay Laurence Salyers Thomas Edward Salyers Edgar E. Cook Said Art Miller Mr. Miller Bud Kahl Fred Teachin Albie Miller Steve Miller Mike Miller and Family Harrisan Sell Frank Lincoln Dwight Lincoln Jane Lincoln Bank Jane Baton Rouge Mary Dinwood Myers Harold Kahl Clifford Thomas Mineola Cindy Kahl Paula Tackett Lutheran League Earl Taylor Gerald Stogdill Ron Lisa Bob Deitchler Stanley Volkens Carson Volken Harley Atteberry Robert Lois Parsons Rolland Franke Delwyn Glen Franke Jackie Johnson Raymond Beam the Legion Hall Stusdill Standard Service Gerald Jones Old Bros. Grocery Harold Damewood Brew House OTO Evelyn Hunt Memors Everett Knop Freddie Williams Frances Darnold Charles Hall Sil Bob Schoening Cindy Ralph Tackett Paula Maryville Tarkio Clarinda Silver Ciy P.T.A Prgram Loran Boyer Jr Loran Boyer Art Burgoin Frances Bunton Herman Schoening Art Hatter Jim Williams Lawrence Schoening Lynn Goos Donald Goos Birls Daise Flammant Sharon Sandra Case Dow City Gayle Burgoin Bill Burgoin Susanne Schoening Tom Case Donald’ O'Rourke Bob Elwood Lincoln Gordon Elwood Don Briley East Liberty Golda Windle Dora Carr Church Board New Farmer’s Tax Guide Gulf Oil Corporation Chemicals Department Agricultural Chemicals Division Howard Natson Mgr
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