Malvern Leader Editor Receives Honor From School Board
The Malvern Leader editor hosts a dinner at the high school with current and former Malvern Community School District board members and spouses. Albert Washburn presents gifts including a desk piece, a gold key, lifetime activity admission, and a $200 bill. Several current and former directors, principals, the superintendent, and others attend, reflecting on decades of service.
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Zelma
Jessie Wearin
Malvern Community School District
Albert Washburn
Howard Hughes
Newell Crink
Roger Rohifs
Ronald White
Woodford Byington
I.L. Donner
Fred A. Mulholland
Virginia Summers
Clayton L. Hertz
Earl Bass
James Beckwith
Clara Stevens
Lauraine Breeding
Ben
Old Malvern Independent Board
Harold Skerritt
Clarence Burgoin
Henry Washburn
Frederic Newell
Margaretta Hays
Community Board
Gordon Axtell
Norman Sinner
Frank Stevens Jr
Gertrude Hansen
Forrest R. Chantry
T. E. Shonka
John Longstreet
B. E. Houser
Malvern Independment
Allen Wortman
Wortman
N. P. Crink
Crink
Harbor Objects to Federal Pressure on Legislation
A local voice decries federal coercion over DUI control measures and safety rules. The writer argues for state autonomy, cites traffic harm reductions from training programs, and criticizes federal conditions tied to funds. He warns against “jam down your throat” tactics and defends local spending decisions.
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Towa
Obrecht Urges Farm Parents Enroll Children in Safety Training
Mills County Extension Director LaVerne C. Obrecht urges farm parents to investigate enrolling their children in a farm safety training program to be conducted in Mills County. Dates for the program will be announced.
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Mills County
Malvern Leader Ad Rates and Youth Farm Training Details
The Malvern Leader lists postal details and subscription rates for Mills County Iowa with national pricing. It notes local school events and, separately, Obrecht explains a youth training program to certify 14 and 15 year olds for farm work, enabling legal operation of certain equipment and tasks on non parental farms.
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Glenwood High
Malvern High
Obrecht
U.S. Department of Labor
Farm safety training urged for youths on farms
The Labor Department notes a hazard ruling but excludes youths on parental farms. Obrecht urges parents to enroll youngsters in a four hour orientation and a twenty hour course on tractor and machinery safety, finished with a written and practical test. The program aims to prepare youths for safe farm work and future job opportunities.
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Labor Department
Obrecht
Mills County Training Program Details Note
Information on the training program planned for Mills county can be obtained at the county extension office.
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Mills County
Bass Sees ETV Financing Hope for Iowa
Senator Earl Bass reports progress on environmental and ETV funding in Iowa. He notes SF 85 creating an Environmental Quality Commission, groups lobbying Des Moines, and discussions with House leaders about funding. He also mentions Hog Cholera Eradication Bill passage and visitors from southwest Iowa and Sidney high school.
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Sen. Bass
Iowa
Earl Bass
Senate
House
Department of Agriculture
Des Moines
William Harbor
John Camp
Appropriations
Messerly
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Conference Committee
Harold Booth
Bluffs
Eugene Leu
Malvern
Sidney High School
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