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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1971
Page
4
The piece discusses a proposed tax freeze to curb rising school costs amid new income limits. It notes the strain on districts, particularly in property wealth, and argues a pause on salaries and other expenses is needed this year. It suggests future increases may resume if the economy improves and farm income rises.
Advertising and subscription details for Malvern Leader in Malvern, Iowa. Offers rates by duration and location including Wontuan Imagene Randolph Tabor routes. Lists single copies and mail pricing, classifed ads per line and display rates, with card of thanks at 15 cents per line.
Iowans took pride as the Iowa Legislature was ranked sixth best in the nation for efficiency of operation. Despite disagreements on policy and occasional ridicule, the body is composed of citizens of goodwill, capability, and dedication, deserving honor and deference as a basic part of self government.
Osiah Fredrick Stevens born March 1896 in Lindsey Nebraska died January 31 1971 at age 74 on his farm near Henderson later residing near Silver City He married Maude Weaver in 1928 who died in 1929 He is survived by Osie wife two sons Charles and James a daughter Mildred Enamer nine grandchildren and many relatives Funeral services were held February 3 at Mansfield Malvern with music and readings and burial in Portal Cemetery near Papillion Nebraska
Dorothy Bond and Rita Rubenking of Malvern are among 100 students named to the Peru State College Dean's Honor Roll, which requires at least a 7.25 grade average. Also recognized were Karen Sell and Joseph Tackett of Tabor, Carolyn Stanley of Glenwood, and Karen Lincoln of Pacific Junction. The Honors Convocation in the college auditorium honored the students, with Dr. Neal S mon Go officiating as president.
A farewell for the John Pollock family as they depart the community at month end with a Sunday evening service at the church and a 6 30 pot luck supper. Nearby notices include family travel updates, anniversaries, visitors, and local social events across Ames Ames and surrounding towns.
Colvind 4 suipertoniting Claude Perkins returned to Randolph after Nebraska hospital tests. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christensen attended the state Simmental Assn. meeting in Des Moines and were in Colfax for the first Iowa State Simmental Assn. sale. Mrs. Sam Taylor visited Emerson with her family. LPN Mrs. John McGrew returned to Glenwood hospital school after three weeks with a foot injury. Various visits, birthdays, funerals, and family gatherings across Malvern Hamburg Red Oak Emerson Co Bluffs and nearby towns are reported, including hospitalizations and recovery updates for George Williams and Tom Harris funeral services in Tabor.
Regular meeting notes show Mayor Hardy and trustees Campbell Kemp Knop present with Jones and Hanson absent. January minutes approved. January financials and bills listed for General Street and Trustee-Industrial funds. Local notices mention fuel, gas, and payroll deductions along with weather and community updates.
January minutes report assorted invoices for ambulance, gas, utilities and wages. The council approved a $10,000 5 percent CD, appointed William G. Blackburn as Liberty Memorial Building trustee, and backed a state tax plan to fund local schools and relieve property taxes. The clerk was instructed to request inspections from the State Fire Marshal.
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