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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1964

Page

3

Taxes Fuel Calls for Higher School and State Spending

Editorial argues rising taxes may double or triple to fund schools mental health roads and penal systems. It suggests new revenue like higher sales or income taxes but urges greater government efficiency to avoid heavy tax burdens and hurt growth. It cites cost overruns on Interstate 80 near Dexter and Highway 34 and criticizes state department mandates as wasteful.

Stata Supt. of Public Instruction Paul Johnston Iowa Dexter State Department of Public Instruction

Post Office Notice from Malvern Iowa Classified Mail

Notice appears in Malvern Iowa under Act of Congress of March 3 1879 designating mail matter as second class. Details show official mailing status and municipal filing.

Malvern Iowa Congress

Classified Rates And Card Of Thanks Notice

Per column inch reader locals per line prices for display advertising and classified ads. First insertion charges per line with subsequent insertions at reduced rates. Card of Thanks items priced per line with a minimum.

Anniversaries and visits mark Mills County social notes

Henderson and Hast ings couples celebrate 39th anniversaries while Benning's attracts many Mills County diners. Visits include High land Acres Red Oak to see Mrs Alia Aistrope and Mae Wolfe. A former Mills Countian in Santa Fe Springs sends memories of The Malvern Leader and Ida M Donner Otha Wearin share notes on bottle collecting with 1500 items and cataloging methods.

Faye Butterfield Henderson Herman Folkerts West of Hastings Benning Aistrope Malvern McCain Santa Fe Springs Calif San Rafael Bob Templeton

Hastings Town Council Minutes February 3 1964

Hastings Iowa council in regular session February 3 1964 with Mayor Hitea presiding. Minutes cover budget appropriation five funds, skating rink management, tree cutting, treasurer's report, bill payments, and receipts. Notable actions include appointing skating charge organizers, funding limits for rink repairs, a road closure for two trees removal, and a dance fundraiser with Little Britches Rodeo proceeds.

Hastings Iowa Bites Art Larson Hick Vance George Clark Jack Courtier Joe Parker Carl Hayes Hitea Vance Parker

Local Notes and Visitors From Hastings and Nearby

Hastings residents and visitors are listed with hospital stays, family visits, and upcoming club meetings. Sharyn Willams returned from Edmundson hospital recovering from surgery. Red Oak visitors joined families in Delta ReGear and Red Oak hospital. Saddle Club plans a meeting at 7 30 p m next Wednesday at the Community building. Family moves and furloughs are noted along with hospital visits and work departures.

Sharyn Willams the Edmundson Hospital Mia Donald Dobbs Brent Red Oak Delta ReGear Joe Hall Big Family Veterans Hospital Omaha George Resh Herb Stogdill Jack Niday Red Oak Hospital James Rountree i Marjorie Cozad Malvern Saddle Club Eugene Miller Riverton Keith Clues Wayne Crawford Continent Eye Lawrence Hall Gilbert Hall U, Hall Mra Frank Jarratt Ethel Sy Wearin Vernon Crouse Arizona Bill Haroff Rebekah Ctrets Stella Hall

Oaks Community Church Activities and local social updates

Rev Paul Lavin leads Oaks Community Church with Sunday services at 10 and 11 am and mid week prayer. A Gideons talk and guest speaker highlighted church events. Social notes record Valentine party at Red Oak with guests from nearby towns, hospital stay of Mrs. Mahan, and Jolly Jones Club meeting attendance. Community visitors include Hicks Osborn Coles and Mahan families.

Walter Worthman Carson Gideons Wayne Beeman Lester Marsden Red Oak Robert Hicks Mersitt Sowers Marilyn Gill Huff Jack Mabary Gene Westerlund Terry Tammy Villisea Orville Mahan Council Bluffs Jack Dasher Madison, Fla Ralph Coles Marion Mahan Bedford Marvin Mahan Hamilton Lewis Randy Guy Osborn Jolly Jones Club Darrel Ackenbaugh Sylvia Ackenbaugh Victor Norton Merrill Sowers Ralph Davis Omaha J. G. Stream Evelyn Warren Jewell Nean Warren Johnny Nissler Edwin Ambroge John, Stefford

Lisle Proposes Reapportionment Plans for Iowa

Senator Lisle writes on reapportionment ideas and the special session task. He recalls Shaft Plan hopes, notes fear of unconstitutional districts, and urges waiting for Supreme Court guidance before acting. He discusses one house on area and one on population, balanced by small counties, plus potential road funding shifts and a repeal of the Right to Work Law.

Sen. Lisle Republican Party Supreme Court Seversh Thei Hultman Naden White Oklahoma Towa Iowa Congress Federal Court

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Charles Caleb Colton F.A. Wi Mills County Harold Mc Malvern Leader F. A. Wortman Imogene Randolph and Tabor United States Clark Jack Largent Richard Vance Larson Alva Vance General Fund Red Oak Printing Co Costello Insurance Elmo Hites Town Power and Light Company Northwestern Bell Tel Phone Company Emerson Gas and Electric Recreation Fund Skelly Oil Company Public Safety Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Pau Asyvausen Gourtier Culligan Lone Thursday Oaks News Garry Honeyman Paul Levin Morris Johnson Ralph Cole Edwin Ambrose L. BH. Brammeier Christian Church Levin Clarinda L. B. Petersen Optometrist Faunces Skelgas Emerson Skelgas Service William Thomas DR. D. A. Darling
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