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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
4
Malvern residents face a crowded lead up to the centennial with planning meetings repeatedly postponed. A firm February 27 planning session is set and all organizations are urged to participate to ensure a fitting celebration. Bearded residents symbolize community vigor as celebrations proceed despite conflicts and student protests.
Charles E. Phelps finished two terms as president of the National Livestock Feeders Association last week. He notes livestock prices improved this period, partly due to policy encouraging feeders to market cattle at lighter weights to curb meat supply. Mills County prides itself on prominent leaders, with Richard A. Hyde serving as state president of the Iowa Livestock Feeders Association.
Malvern Iowa ad rate notice listing subscription prices by duration and copies shows annual and multi year options. Advertising rates per line for classifieds and column inch headers are detailed with minimums and repeats across the page.
A reflection criticizes lobbying in state government as a broad practice. It argues lobbying is a constitutional right shared by all citizens, not bribery, and that restrictions could target paid professionals while allowing public access if conduct remains proper. The piece contrasts amateur lobbyists with professional ones and notes civility matters in influencing legislators.
County Republicans express concern over Frank E. Johnson former Glenwood car dealer being named to the state car dispatcher post. Rep. William H. Harbor notes the appointment in a legislative report, arguing it fuels cynicism in the democratic process. Harbor urges re review of qualifications and questions whether business failure should qualify one for a state job.
Senator Lisle defends his stance against student power protests at Iowa University urging firm conduct. He cites San Francisco College disruptions, SDS tactics, and a symposium in Iowa City. He urges rules to curb unrest and favors using classrooms for study, ejecting troublemakers.
Dear Editor Sgt Bell explains why American troops stay in Vietnam noting a military obligation to South Vietnam, stopping communism, and the need to honor those who died. He recalls mail delays, the loneliness of service, and hopes to return home to his wife in 344 days, urging readers to write distant relatives.
Funeral services for Harvey Hugh Lisle were conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday February 8 at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev Steven Melby officiating. Pallbearers were Richard Hyde James Beckwith Tom Gidley Frederick Smith Albert Washburn J F Wearin Jr Bill Hyde and Mark Robbins. Interment followed at Malvern cemetery. Lisle born January 28 1885 at Fort Madison Iowa married Ina Mae Robbins June 17 1908. He lived in Clarinda Hastings and was involved with Wesley Chapel Kappa Theta Psi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He was a Mason for more than 50 years and survived by his sister Stella Turner and son Lorance plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Silver City notes describe visits and gatherings among area residents. The Rev G Lannes and wife traveled to Des Moines to see his sister, with a Heritage House stop in Athantic. Emerson and Glenwood visitors came to see Harvey Bolte. Coffee hosted by Mrs Rex Burgoin drew several Council Bluffs guests. Art Rommel hosted Sunday supper for Art Burgoin and guests, and family dinners marked birthdays and occasions. A.S.C. 5 staff attended a Mamlin meeting.
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