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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1968

Page

4

Take Precedence Over All Other Policies

President Johnson faces a debate over war policy versus domestic welfare. Supporters urge prioritizing winning the war and then tackling crime, poverty, and inflation at home. They argue the war effort can peak while addressing urban and rural needs. North Vietnam’s renewed Viet Cong attack is analyzed as unsustainable against U.S. manpower losses.

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Malvern Leader Ad Rates and Postal Details

The Malvern Leader edited by F A Wortman lists mail rates and subscription prices with advance payment required. It details city versus elsewhere pricing, single copy costs, and advertising rates for display and classifieds per inch or line.

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Inflation Major Problem Salary Boosts One Cause

The piece discusses rising school costs tied to teacher salary demands. The ISEA seeks a starting salary of 7000 for degreed teachers with no experience, up from 5500 in Malvern district. Local teachers want 8000, implying tax hikes and higher mill levies. Inflation is framed as a key issue, with wages rising without productivity boosts seen as inflationary.

ISEA Malvern Labout

Notice of Probate of Will and Appointment in Mills County

In the Iowa District Court Mills County a probate matter for John Thomas Gage deceased carries probate number S875. The court announces the probate of the will and the appointment of an executor and provides notice to creditors with actions required by law.

District Court State OF Iowa Mills County John Thomas Gage

Estate of John Thomas Gage probate notice

In Emerson Iowa on January 30 1968 the will dated November 29 1963 was admitted to probate appointing John Gage as executor. Actions to set aside the will must be brought within one year from the second publication. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication or be barred.

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Attorneys for said Executor Glenwood

The notice states the second publication date as February 8 1963 and names the executor's attorneys in the legal filing.

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Local Social News From Glenwood and Surroundings

Mrs Vernon MES and Miley Schmidt travel to Cody Wyoming January 2 to visit son and daughter in law Bob and Alrs Bell. They returnThursday evening. The Bast and Douglas families guest of Air and Mrs Austin Bass for Austin birthday. Diane Blackmun registers at Northwest Missouri State College for second semester. Ethel and Lee Herrick with sister Gladys Kemp visit Mr and Mrs Charles Herrick in Red Oak. Mrs Floyd Blackman returns from Mercy hospital after a five day stay. Everett Blackman and family host Sunday with Gerald Schuler family near Villisea. others join for afternoon visit. Mrs Gladys Dunsdon of Glen Haven visits daughter Mrs William Barber Jr. Sunday dinner guest Mrs John Schroeder. Larry Studey and Glenwood couple visit Bernard Studey Tuesday. Carl Yates attends fur trade services in Leon for cousin Raymond Adamson. Harry Kemp of Logan visits last Sunday with Mr Shake, Jon Kemp and Mark visiting late Sunday afternoon. Corte Stewart visited with Mr and Mrs Bab oe and Bree of Council.

Elmer Haney Ira Bell Cody Wyo Bob Bell Alrs. Bell Richard Bast Douglas Air Austin Bass Austin Diane Blackmun Northwest Mo State College Maryville Ethel and Lee Herrick Gladys Kemp Charles Herrick Red Oak Floyd Blackman Mercy Hospital Everett Blackman Barbara Carol Gerald Schu+ler Cathy Villisea Wayne Blackman Lee Diane Dwyane Clay Lyle Powles Donnie Glenwood Schuler Raymond Adamson Harry Kemp Lo Gan Shake Jon Kemp Mark Big Corte Stewart Bab Oe Bree Council Ethel Lea Herrick Nes Charles Kemp Omaha Meg Clarente Myers Traight Livers Jack Haney Simday Aiston Kemp Abark Ray Joni Kemp Council Stalis Ferme Alberts Blaze Lockabill Leta Oliphant Pacific Junction Iy Council Mark Johns Hagel Sumaners Maggie Moore Oliphant Wayne Edmundson Hospital and Ates Dale Bell Walter Ates Beddak Aust Wolfe Ronnie Randy Ca. Bhuitts Kenai Smay Tom Clark Roybert Chuck Clark Willig Norton Sant Ernest. Allavis Randy Alberts Mes Dick Haney Dele Stephens Dwight Myers Carl Yates Fay Yates Randolph Floyd Yates Henderon Floyd Fay James Ahern Leo Davis Barbara Blackman Hend Jill Sell Donnie Powles Donald Blackman, Sr Suwday Harry Mott Chad Roger Wills Care Larry Milladge Harold Bluesman Beverly Calvin Cheney Charles Cheney Tabor Crawford Reeves Chapel Frederick Haslar Floyd Cozad June

Patchwork Social Notes From Glenwood Area

A crowded weekend of visits and hosting across Glenwood Red Oak and surrounding towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kemp and family entertaining, Miss Ferne Alberts and Mrs. Leta Oliphant visiting Council Bluffs, and numerous short calls with families in Edmundson, Randolph, and Henderson. Prolific guest lists feature Kemp, Yates, Bell, Clark, and many others with birthdays celebrated and relatives visiting from Omaha Tabor Burlington and Des Moines.

Community Guests Visit and Local Notes

Wesley News lists visitors to the Malvern area including the Leonard Parkers guests, the Lisles family, and the Norbert Gillessens. Reports on Mrs. Howard Wilson’s back condition, Vera Dittus’s knee injury, and Don Godfreys at Farm Operations Day. Also mentions hospital stays, Republican Women’s Tea attendance, Ground Hoes supper attendees, and extended California trip by Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith.

Ned Leonard Parkers Malvern Lorance Liste Fin Brussels Belgium Thesday Lisles Virginia Norbert Gillessens Cmers Nyren Paul Japan Marcus Island Livry Hunts Lyle Howard Emerson Carrall Duyson Ned ‘Turners Don Godfreys Howard Wilson Vera Dittus Edmundson Hospital Hazel Houser Iowa Staty University Jet Wilson Ralph Wilson Murphy Memorial Hospital Earl Cumpings Phoenix Ariz Richard Rowhat Ord Nebr Tee Wigent Albion Kings Wilson Good Samaritan Red Oak Court House Glenwood Ronald Bryant Bernard Bryant Charlis Stevens John Wilson Albert Washburn Henderson

1967 Final Sam Report and 1968 Goals for Iowa Bonds

Sidney volunteer county bonds chairman reported Fremont county final sales for 1967 reached 250987 or 63 percent of its quota in Series E and H Bonds and Freedom Shares. Lyon county led state at 124 percent. Iowa December sales totaled 7,101,970 with year end 97,046,329 at 60 percent of the 167 million goal. The 1968 state bond target was 110,200,000, about 13 percent above 1967. County quotas and status shown for Mis, Tage, LOG, and other counties.

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