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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1974

Page

2

Belt Tightening in Education Budgets Across Nation

Opinion by PHG criticizes educational bond votes and budget increases amid inflation and recession. Highlights Iowa Area Education Agency proposal at 3.8 million dollars, arguing Governor Ray favors reducing cost per pupil to 40 dollars. Urges voters to scrutinize administration costs and wasteful spending.

John Q Regent Iowa New Area Education Agency AEA Robert Ray

Cold Week Brings Snow Showers Across Happy Hill

Residents faced nippy yuletide weather with highs around 48 on Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures cooled further into the weekend, with snow on Saturday and a low of twelve degrees recorded on Happy Hill.

Happy Hill

Silver City Thwarts Break-in. Juveniles Arrested Nearby

Sheriff records show Sunday early morning break-ins at Pacific Junction and Silver City with a violent pursuit. Neal W. Clay of the Brewhouse Tavern fired at suspects, aiding in the capture of Randall Joseph Major and five juveniles who were charged with attempted break-in.

Pacific Junction Silver City Neal W. Clay Brewhouse Richard Roenfeld Gerry Jones George Marshall Roenfeld Chevrolet Mineola Road Eddames G. Schwaab IHP Randall Joseph Major Dick McKiddy Willard Oswald Jerry Baucom Pac. Jet Glenwood State Bank

Public Hearing Sought On Mills County Route 754 Project

Mills County Board of Supervisors contemplates a public hearing on a 2 mile plan for grading drainage and 8 inch thick by 24 foot wide PCC pavement along Mills County Route Lil from State Road 385 to State Road 34 in Plattville Township. Written requests by January 10 1975 trigger time and place notices. William C. Stone Mills County Engineer. Published in The Malvern Leader December 19 and 26 1974.

Malvern Leader Publishing Corp Main Street Malvern Laws Mills Montgomery County Imogene, Randolph Tebor U.S Alaska Hawaii Mills County Mills County Board of Supervisors Plattville Township Glenwood Iowa C.S.T William C. Stone P.E. Mills Malvern Leader

Notable History Notes and Local Traffic Crashes

Notes in History recalls early hardships for farmers and merchants with price quotes on beef. Local sheriff reports multiple December traffic accidents on Highway 242 near Silver City and Glenwood, detailing vehicle damage, injuries, and arrests on OMVAS bonds.

Sheriff's Office Silver City Leo Paul Black Glenwood Leo Dale McIntosh Council Bluffs John Watson Co. Rd Ford Marvin Lavern Goos Albert William Jens Dalé Howard Goos Jens Richard Dale Gaylord

Farewell to Mills county's two favorite son lawmakers

The Mills county region bids farewell as Congressman Bill Scherie and Iowa House Chief Clerk Bill Harbor retire after years of local leadership. They shaped Southwest Iowa politics, aided postal challenges, and guided the Legislature with outreach through newsletters while serving as key GOP figures.

Mills County Bill Scherie Iowa House Bill Harbor Henderson Iowa Iowa Senate Earl Bass Malvern Mills Scherle Treynor Senate Harbor GOP Phg

NV Appraisal of Tabor Game Draws Editor Letter

Superintendent Norman Sawin of Nishna Valley School defends fans and offers a corrective view on the Fremont Mills at Tabor basketball disturbance. He apologizes for his coach's conduct, disputes certain referee remarks, and identifies Jim Blackburn of Malvern as linked to fights outside the building.

Norman Sawin Nishna Valley Bernie Saggan Iowa High School Athletic Association Sawin Fremont-Mills Tabor Jim Blackburn Malvern Lawin Bernie Tam Stracke Strake Mr. Strake Jim Mr. Warnek Nishna Valley School

Freedom of the Press and Local Contests

A letter to the editor argues for broader press coverage beyond disasters and crimes. Readers, including many seniors, urge keeping contest results and light news to boost morale and community spirit, asking why local advertising for merchants cannot help sustain papers.

Pete P.S

Mills County Romance Crowded Out By Christmas

From the County Seat Glenwood reports no marriage licenses issued by Clerk of Courts Lorraine Strand for the week. Notable new car registrations include Emerson Nuckolls Dodge Glenwood Terry El wood Ralph Crouch Datsun Bernard Rhoades Don G Ginavan Plymouth William Lewing Chevrolet pickup Charles Burson Ford Faye McManigal Ford pickup Dr Rafael Roure Mercury Malvern Rodney Grindle Plymouth Ronald Palmer Chevrolet Robert Hopp Buick Ward Fender Ford truck Pac Jet Joan Ludington Olds mobile Francis Dashner Chevrolet.

Lorraine Strand Emerson Douglas Nuckolls Dodge Glenwood Terry Elwood Ralph Crouch Datsun Bernard Rhoades Don G. Ginavan Plymouth William Lewing Chevrolet Pickup Charles Burson Ford Faye McManigal Ford Pickup Rafael Roure Mercury Malvern Rodney L. Grindle Ronald Palmer Chevrolet Robert Hopp Buick Hastings Ward Fender Ford Truck Pac. Jet Joan Ludington Oldsmobile Francis Dashner

Licenses to Renew by Feb 1 for 1975 Vehicle Fees

First Town motorists must renew 1975 registrations by February 1 to avoid a penalty. Beginning Feb 1 a five percent penalty applies, minimum one dollar, increasing each month. New plates with black numbers on white background will be issued, with three year passenger plates and 1976 and 1977 stickers. Auto makers raised 1974 model list prices, raising the 1975 registration fee because part is based on list price.

Harbor Speaks of Political Reality

Wm H Harbor Chief Clerk Iowa House discusses political change after voters shifted control from Republican to Democrat. He reflects on stepping down, the burden lifted, and his plan to remain engaged to make Iowa better while new staff carry on public service.

Wm. H. Harbor Iowa House

Letters To Santa From Kids Request Toys

A family writes to Santa asking for dolls doll buggies and toys for their play house and to remember friends with nice toys as a kind year end wish.

Santa

Christmas Socials and Visits Across Midwest Towns

The Strahan Methodist church MYF held a successful Christmas party with thanks to supporters. Drake student Brian Coddington visited Fremont Mills for a Saturday Christmas dance. Lyle and Anna Rose joined a faculty party at the Legion Club in Nebraska. Russ Fletcher, from Downers Grove Illinois, stayed with the Ron Curtis family. Reed Fender from Oakland had dinner with the Jim Irvin family. Dorothy Reed learned of Irvin Wynn's death on December 9 in Needles California from a heart attack. Asbury Club members hosted Nishna Cottage residents after lunch. Linda Runkle of Sioux City braved near blizzard conditions while visiting the Harold Hardy family.

Brian Coddington Drake Fremont Mills Lyle Anna Rose Russ Fletcher Downer's Grove Ill Ron Curtis Reed Fender Oakland Jim Irvin

Farmers Sell Cheese Directly To Public In Tennessee

NFO led by Larry Parsley organized cheese production from surplus milk. About 160000 pounds were sold in Nashville and at Memphis during the NFC convention. Prices ranged around .95 per pound with farmers receiving most of the proceeds. Wisconsin and Tennessee sales drew attention to farmer direct marketing and price education.

Tennessee NFO Larry Parsley Nashville Memphis Tenn Coliseum Parsley Green Bay University Arkansas Wisconsin

Swine 4-H Tour At Walnut Grove Plant

A group of 67 swine project members and fathers toured Walnut Grove Products south of Atlantic on Friday Nov 29. They visited farrowing nursery and confinement areas, then toured the Research Farm and Atlantic laboratory. Walnut Grove explained the chemistry involved in swine operations.

Walnut Grove Products Company Atlantic Walnut Grove

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