Head of Henningsen Foods Optimistic About Malvern Plant
V W Henningsen Jr president of Henningsen Foods Inc notes optimism for the industry and praises the Malvern plant's sanitation and production. The firm, a major egg dryer and leader in convenience foods, exports widely and anticipates expansion, trade balance, and more jobs in Malvern as communities grow.
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Henningsen Foods
Malvern
Henningsen, Foods, Inc
Malvern Plant
V. W. Henningsen
Henningsen's
Henningsen
VocAg Programs Meeting Genuine Need with Emphasis Shift
A Pioneer era note on Vocational Agriculture in Iowa schools cites Growing need for practical farming and mechanics training. Malvern Glenwood and Fremont Mills offer Ag I and II with night classes expanding reach. Calls for revising state control to allow broader shop and mechanical offerings.
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Future Warmers of America
Malvern
Glenwood
Fremont Mills
Iowa
Mills County
Roth's
Continent Egg
Henningsen Moods
Malvern Milling
Vace Ag
State Department of Public Instruction
Hampton Hall
Post Office Classification Notice from Malvern Iowa
The item notes mail matter entered at Malvern Iowa as second class mail under the 1879 act. It indicates the federal classification used for the period and the processing location within the postal system.
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Malvern
Iowa
Congress
Political gridlock mars Iowa Agriculture probe
Lisle notes a heated dispute over a state Agriculture Department inquiry focusing on firing a sanitarian with 18 years of service and the subsequent resignation of the department's lab head. He joins a six Democrat and four Republican committee, complains of an unbalanced panel, and commits to extended work despite initial misgivings.
No Death Penalty Bill Passes in Town Debates
Morning session focused on abolishing the death penalty with cross party support. A proposed Reppert amendment to preserve the death sentence for police killings or child abductions failed. Governor intends to sign, ending the death penalty in the state. Statistics note 24 hangings since the century began and average imprisonment of 15 years due to reprieves.
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Reppert
Tax Bill Sparks Inter-Party Clash Over Fraternal Insurance
A sharp intra party dispute arose this week over a bill to tax fraternal and county mutual insurance premiums at 2 percent. The measure aimed to tax premiums for such societies, highlighting tensions within the partyCoalition as lawmakers argued over revenue and policy priorities.
Governor pushes fraternal tax bill amid caucus pressure
The governor favored a budget bill producing 35000 in revenue though it risks alienating charitable fraternal groups. After a caucus, the bill passed 32 to 23, reflecting party discipline. The senator notes suspected arm twisting and warns of shifting votes before the legislature's recess.
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Frommelt
East Liberty MRS JOSIE STOTTS Correspondent kow
Mr and Mrs Walter Stille attended funeral services for Mrs Penn in Glenwood Thursday afternoon They called on her aunt Mrs Mae Haney a patient in the Glen Haven rest home Vernol Barnes visited Manawa to spend time with his children Kevin and Mary Ann Frederic Newell and David were supper guests of the Stilles Harry Wirth and family visited Mrs Phoebe Goodell and Mrs Beulah Wirth Also listed are calls by Charley Alexander Homer Mayberry Fred Johnson Lillian Sowers and Lanny Sellers Rev E L Pullman and Mr and Mrs Walter Stille visited the Draytons Slaughter at the fish fry at Glenwood Christian church Jim Rountrew among Red Oak diners hosted by Henningsen Foods Malvern where Jim is employed.
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Walter Stille
Penn
Glenwood
Mae Haney
Glen Haven Rest Home
Vernol Barnes
Manawa
Kevin
Mary Ann
Frederic Newell
David
Harry Wirth
Phoebe Goodell
Beulah Wirth
Charley Alexander
Homer Mayberry
Fred Johnson
Lillian Sowers
Lanny Sellers
E. LeRoy Pullman
Drayton
Slaughter
Christian Church
Glennwood
Jim Rountrew
Red Oak
Henningsen Foods, Inc
Malvern
Jim
Leonard Parker
Bill Hunttin Glenwood
Claude Stephens
Hig
Ployd Stephens
Lorimer
Bof
Fay’ Butterfield
Henderson
Warner Watts
Hmer
Son
J. R. Hurst
Emett Stephens
Joyce
Chris
L. A. Bullock
Omaha
Everett Thomas
Wesley Chapel
Williamses Celebrate Larry Williams 15th Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Lyle Williams entertained at dinner Sunday honoring their son Larry who observed his 15th Birthday on Saturday. Guests included George Miller family from Silver City and Benedicts of Glenwood along with Larrys sister Shirley visiting from Maryville Missouri. The gathering extended with relatives in nearby towns and neighbors sharing meals and visits.
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Lyle Williams
Larry
George Miller
Richard
Dennis
Rodney
Silver City
N. F. Benedict
Duane Benedict
David
Glenwood
Shirley
Maryville
Hold on to Your Billfolds Urges Rep Scherle as Personal Interests Rule
The 61st Iowa General Assembly nears midpoint with major bills pending on property tax relief education and road measures while personal interest legislation runs high. The author opposes a $3,500 plus raise for county supervisors and warns voters to hold on to their billfolds amid proposals to reshape education and labor laws.
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Rep. Scherle
Gist General Assembly
Secretary of Agriculture
Harold Hughes
State Capitol
Iowa
Hughes
Minneapolis
Chicago
New York
Co Officer Wage Boost Plan Shown In House Action
A House committee rejected a $2,200 annual across the board increase for elective officials and trimmed the plan in half. The new proposal, backed by the House, would give Mills County officers about $1,200 more each year and Fremont County officials roughly $1,000. The issue was not here.
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Boards of Supervisors
House
Mills County
Fremont County
Private School Bus Opposition Debate
Your representative appeared on TV as debate intensified over directing local boards to provide transportation for private and parochial students. A bill in both House and Senate would compel districts or furnish sufficient funds to cover such transport.
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Congress of the
United States
Johnson
U. S
House
Senate
Boards of Supervisors
Southwest Iowa delegate named to trade school subcommittee
The Education committee chair appointed a Southwest Iowa delegate to the subcommittee on vocational schools. Five House members serve, one from each corner of the state and the Des Moines chairman. The group will study vocational technical bills and suggest possible construction sites.
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Southwest
Iowa
Des Moines
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