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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1968

Page

9

Interesting Sidelights on Farm Bureau History 50th Anniversary

A look back at Mills County Iowa Farm Bureau’s origins the first official site of the County Farm Bureau was One Main Bure Association of Mills County Iowa incorporated to promote agriculture science and home husbandry goals Clyde Tatton notes the record shows aims to advance improvement of Mills County agriculture and related arts and sciences including state craft and animal husbandry previous articles list presidents and first year officers with C Ro Rafting as vice president and other directors

County Farm Bureau Mills County State of Iowa Clyde Tatton C. Ro Rafting

Residents Recall Good Old Days Amid Community Gatherings

A long list of visitors and locals from Hastings to Red Oak joined family events and church activities. Names include Edmondsons, Phelps, Winchester, Williams, Byers, and Shook, with travels from Milwaukee to Council Bluffs and Chicago. Funeral services and hospital stays mark a period of community life in early 20th century Mills County.

Helen Winchester Jing Marne Bowen Are Ray Kere Inkson Murphy Memerigh Hospital Red Oak Priday Bricksin WilHsea David Morris Nas Virgil David Morris Memphis Tenn Jolt Christine Dooley Mercy Gary Stephens Glenwane Totes Bryan Maxwells Arnold Williams Det Ron William Williams Silver City Earl Golthofer Charter Oak Allensworth Oscar Tuiack St. Pauls Lutheran Church Weack Betsy Mes Mrs. Seymour Daaughter Wyol Vander Tinden Graily Robert Byers Homer Bromley Carson Lee Brumley Low Kintsas City Carl Miller Sniy Pop Millers Phawns Judy Nuckolls Iverson Mel Fred Roeder Dan and Ates Gerald Powwell Morton Milks Jude Coppocks Muward Angin Springdale Ark Po Shook Darrell Parker Phey Dean Perry Council Braffs John Wi Loveland Cole Bowen John Williams Fred Dunes Oakkind Wilber Yeager Daughters Delanne Jerry Byers Terry Dali Tint Winchester Rodney Chily Standall Byers Crampion City Bob Taylor Kristi Carel Wayne Byers Rodney Winchester Ranedat Byers Kint Winchester Cindy Sioux City Belen Winchester Gene Wir Childyven Essex M Grave Bowen Carl Bollan L.D Macedonia Morvis Harbor Penny Omaha Weldon Wallaces Ger West Song Oaklat Columbus Carl Botton Lester Porrestall Oakland Kate Conover Doris Shriver Gordon Steiner Frank Igetas Bedford California Nellie Fickul Velmi Soult Red Ak Concert Association Arthur Almsworth Mes. Conk Merri Herbert Shephens Otis Pendegrad Mike Morris Earl Allenswoth Susan Allensworth Arence Feeley Denitings Kansas Nellie Fickel Lowell Kathryn Barenett Reed Springs Joil Warkmar Hamburg Age

Moderate corn price rise eyed by spring and summer

Iowa farm economist from Joys State University predicts modest corn price gains into late spring and summer. No. 2 yellow corn at Central town around 1.01 per bushel in mid January, with price support and feed grain program participation potentially lifting values 10 to 15 cents next summer, despite early warmth and high moisture influences.

Joys State University Bob Wisner Wisner USDA Indiana Ohio Tlingig Iit Missouri Iowa Dan Towa Secretary of Agricultune Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Agriculture Department

S Shakespearean Rhetoric Bites Farm Aid in State of the Union

BILL SCHERLE notes that 800 watershed projects under Public Law 566 await final approval while Johnson blocks funding pending a legal change. He criticizes the State of the Union for scant farmer emphasis and mocks the education pledge policy in Washington, citing a Neuro girl’s protest over the pledge.

Mills Fremont Congress House Senate Agriculture Committees Johnson Washington, D.C Bard of Education

Foster Grandparent program at Glenwood State School

A University of Iowa bulletin notes Iowa in its Foster Grandparent program at Glenwood State School. Mentally retarded children gain two hours daily from 75 senior volunteers, totaling twenty hours weekly, paid at 1.40 dollars per hour with travel allowance. Grandparents read, color, walk, and supervise play, creating a happy, productive bond.

Institute of Gerontalogy University of Iowa Lowa Glenwood State School Lawa Sos

Bertha Obituary Marks Sudden Death in Ompha

The Malvern Leader reports the sudden death of Bertha, beloved in the family, at her Ompha home. She is remembered for warmth, insight, and daily lived faith, with fond memories from her son, daughter, granddaughter, and two great grandsons. Her passing is described as a sleep rather than death, and her legacy is cherished in many lives.

Bertha Ompha Sue Berthi Jésus Darius Lazarus

Must Register Motorhouts With County Recorders

New Iowa act requires residents and non residents to register motor boats with the county recorder where the boat is used or reside. The Conservation Commission oversees the program and provides recorder forms. Boaters and dealers must destroy old forms and use new state forms with a recorder handling a written fee. Boat dealers and manufacturers may issue Boat Registration Applied For Cards valid ten days after purchase.

Youth Fature Iowa Conservation Commission Towa

District Extension Office Expands Local Help in Iowa

An Iowa State University extension area office opens today in Council Bluffs to serve Mills, Fremont, Audubon, Cass, Harrison, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie, Shelby counties. Staff includes Heglund, Peterson, Wortman, Cook, with Jay West touring soon. The office coordinates programs, improves access to resources from four university units, and aims to reduce duplication while enhancing local education and technology management.

Anew State University Council Bluffs Marvin A. Anderson Lowe State Iowa Mills Fremont Auduton Cass Harrison Montgomery Page Fast West Pottawattamie Shelby Robert B. Hegland Errol Peterson Enid Wortman James Cook Dean Anderson Iowa State Jay West Kansas Towa State University University

Boat Owner Must Register Within Five Days of Purchase

The article states that the owner is required to file an application for registration with the county recorder within five days of buying the boat. It emphasizes timely compliance and references the county records process.

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