Materialism linkletter cites as major disease in America today
The piece reviews Art Linkletter’s film on drug abuse hosted by Eugene Leu of the Aid Association for Lutherans. It argues American materialism fuels social ills, linking emphasis on money to drug use, permissive sex, venereal disease, and ethical decline. It urges seeking nonmaterial values.
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Linkletter
America
Eugene Leu
Aid Association For Lutherans
Art Linkletter
Mr. Linkletter
Karl Marks
American
Highway Department
Along Main Street End of tale See you along Main Street
A seasonal column blends satire and social critique as the writer laments warlike tensions during Christmas while referencing Rehnquist and Powell, the Hoover Dam sign, pay raises, and broad political clashes. It rails at nationalism, labor rights, and corporate power with wry humor about Uncle Sam and a cat-filled Congress.
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Congress
Congressional
Malvern Leader subscription rates listed for advance payment
The Malvern Leader announces subscription prices for Mills County Iowa and surrounding areas. One year costs five dollars inland, with six month and three month options. Mail to elsewhere in the United States is six dollars annually, with shorter terms available. Single-copy by mail remains twenty-five cents.
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Mills County
Iowa
Imogene, Randolph and
Tabor
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
New
Malvern Leader Briefs Reflect Winter Notices
The Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa dated December 16 1971 highlights local notices and brief community items including town activities weather notes and upcoming events with concise reports on residents and local organizations.
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Malvern
Iowa
Word Became Flesh Sermon At Sunday Service
WC Sunday School reported 76 in attendance with 7 visitors and $12.81 in offerings. Arvid Ellis of the American Sunday School Mission spoke on his work and closed with a harp solo. The service included John 1 1 14, a duet by Mrs. Dean Warren and Mrs. Evelyn Warren, and a Christmas party by the Jolly Janes Club with 16 members.
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Arvid Ellis
Dean Warren
Evelyn Warren
Jolly Janes Club
Jerry Huff
Marion Shook Will
Million of Holiday Gatherings Mark Pre Christmas Week
A long list of Sunday and weekend gatherings across Glenwood Tabor Red Oak Shenandoah and surrounding towns features family visits birthday parties Eagle Scout awards and church and hospital trips. Notable names include Seipold Vanatta Bell Cox Alberts and Blackman with mentions of area towns and dates. Weather notes say a mix of sun rain and cold as winter begins December 22.
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Ernest North
Michelle
Sheralyn
Fred Seipold
Ray Seipold
Omaha
Wayne Leick
Madale
Otto Seipold
Glenwood
William Barber Jr
Elliott
Eagle Scout Court of Honor
Charles Reed
Mark Stoneking
Todd Turner
Larry Williams
Dick Vanatta
Linda
Jess van Horn
Bartlett
Junior Vanatta
Patty
Thurman
Richard Vanatta
Randolph
Roger Vanatta
Maryville
Tom Stanley
Auburn
Nebr
Charles Andrews
Tabor
Ira Bell
Emerson
Mmes
Fred
Ray Huntsman
Norval Lowe
Lucille Edie
Vic Babbit
Ione Schick
Gary
Ed Walker
Max Blackburn
Marshiela
Melanie
Eddie
Darin
Orlo Jones
Rick
Tamra
Elaine
Karl Hertz
Elmer Fieselman
Basil Clay
Bertha Stewart
Charles Vinton
John Cary
Clarinda
Wayne Stewart
Bob
Richard
Silver City
Clifford Cox
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Kenneth Blackman
Tarkio College
Everett Blackman
Carol
Otha Dickersbach
Helen Dickersbach
Co. Bluffs
Marjorie
Ferne Alberts
Laurence Alberts
Dale Bell
Tom Clark
Robert
Homer Fritz
Nebraska City
George Buckman
St. Mary's Hospital
Ed Pollitt
Bert
Clarence Nagel
Floyd Blackman
Robert Bell
Roy Britton
Wauneta Haney
Bob Herman
Harold van Meter
Red Oak
Arlene Graham
Robert Raine
Larry Davis
Dwight Myers
Jack Haney
Marjorie Alberts
Lawrence Alberts
Eugene Alberts
Kristen
Weatherman
Wesley News Local Christmas party and family notices
Mrs. W E McGrew and Mrs Marion Wilson attended the Farm Bureau Women’s Christmas party at the Brick Inn in Tabor. Rev Delbert Terry open house in Emerson. Children’s vesper at Wesley Chapel. Weigman welcomed a baby boy David Richard. Mrs Mary Adams obituary notice reaching Mrs Wilson. Resh family and Baumbachs visitations across local towns. Rob Washburn returns from Ames for weekend.
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W. E. McGrew
Marion Wilson
Farm Bureau
Brick Inn
Tabor
Allen Palmer
Craig Palmer
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Delbert Terry
Emerson
Wesley Chapel
Leon Weigman
Richard Weigman
Co. Bluffs
David Richard
Mary Adams
Ainsworth
Nebr
Robert Resh
Clyde Wheelers
Aha
Hastings Happenings: Local social notes and visits
The Eugene Palser family visited the Dennis Jamisons in Elliott. Several families, including Mabbitts, Waymire, Ballenger, Edmunds, Hodge, Pickering, Allensworth, Huson, Clouse, Benedict, Hunley, Brammeier, and Sowers, were noted for visits, hospital stays, or gatherings around Christmas. Dianne Kissler was named to the National Honorary Society.
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Eugene Palser
Dennis Jamisons
Elliott
Bernard Mabbitt
Earl Mabbitt
Mercy Hospital
Co. Bluffs
Earl
Eugene Waymire
Nplg Company
Gold Crown Inn
Red Oak
Carolyn Kalvinek
Omaha
Aaron Crouse
Ronald Ballenger
Red Oak Hospital
Tammy Jean
Jack Edmunds
Glenwood
Herb Stogdill
Bergantzel Medals Presented to Parents for Vietnam Hero
Medals and badges awarded posthumously to Albion Frank Bergantzel who died in Vietnam on February 28 1971 were presented to his parents Mr and Mrs Jess E Bergantzel of Henderson. Major Selde of Council Bluffs made the presentation at a Red Oak armory ceremony. The awards included the Nazs Defense Medal Vietnam Service and Campaign medals Sharp shooter’s badge Grenade and Automatic Weapons qualifications Purple Heart and a certificate.
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Albion Frank Bergantzel
Vietnam
Jess E. Bergantzel
Henderson
Major Selde
Co. Bluffs
Red Oak Armory
Naz
Hastings WSC Christmas Meeting Highlights
Hastings WSC of Hastings United Methodist Church held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. William Haroff’s home last Thursday with strong attendance. President Mrs. Lyle Falk opened with Christmas Bells by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, then Mrs. Jennie Haroff led a holiday program. After a gift grab bag, lunch included coffee, Christmas salad, cookies, nuts and fints. Next meeting location to be announced. Marilyn Sowers returned from Europe by plane Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Davidson visited the L. E. Brammeiers Sunday evening.
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WSCS
Hastings
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