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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1975

Page

10

Town Power seeks 13.3 percent electric and 3.5 percent gas rate hike

Iowa Power and Light asks the Iowa State Commerce Commission for a 13.3 percent electric rate increase and a 3.5 percent firm natural gas rise, with a 1975 construction budget the largest in company history. Senior VP Mark Putney cites inflation and higher energy costs, noting projects delayed or deferred but a 54 million dollar 1975 spend including coal plant and transmission work.

Towa Power and Light Company Iowa State Commerce Commission Mark Putney Town Power Putney Iowa Power Commission Council Bluffs George Neal Sioux City Des Moines Cooper Building Ninth and Locust Streets Carlisle

Farmers Can Estimate Taxes for 1974 Returns

Mills County Extension Director LaVerne Obrecht says farmers may file a 1974 income tax estimate by January 15 and then file a final return by April 15 or March 3 for federal filing. State filing offers similar options with April 30 final deadline for the estimate path. Farmers defined as earning two thirds of income from farming qualify. The 1975 Farmer's Tax Guide, with forms and regulations, is available at the Mills County Extension Office in Malvern.

LaVerne Obrecht Mills County Extension Obrecht Mills County Malvern

Good Records Worth Money for Farm Tax and Credit

Mills County extension director LaVerne Obrecht urges farmers to keep accurate farm records for better management, tax filing, and credit where lenders favor well documented capital needs. He notes free or low cost record books are available and recommends choosing a suitable format, updating entries weekly, and using monthly bank statements to ensure a clear financial position as 1975 progresses.

LaVerne Obrecht Mills County Extension Obrecht Aender Mills County

Public meetings set on Southern Iowa River Basin Study

Four public information meetings will be held across Southern Iowa the week of January 12 to explain a broad resource study. Meetings in Audubon Creston Centerville and Centerville will gather local problems and ideas for flooding water supply recreation and other land and water resource issues. Officials urge participation as the study covers all or parts of 25 counties draining into Missouri and will take several years to complete.

Iowa Iowa River Basin Audubon Federal Savings & Loan Home Federal Savings and Loan Qak Gold Crown Creston Southwestern Community College Centerville Indian Hills Missouri

Four 4-H Clubs Share Christmas Meetings and Projects

Silver Cloud 4-H held December 11 at the United Methodist church pledges led by Vernelle Hedlund. Reports from Silver Creek Go-Getters Indian Decrettes Busy Bees and Willing Workers note Christmas parties, crafts for residents, food, gift exchanges, and plans for 1975. Reporters include Vernelle Hedlund Jackie Smith Donna Christensen Sheila Howard.

Silver Cloud 4-H Club United Methodist Church Vernelle Hedlund Nishna Cottage Benton Henderson Emerson Baptist Church Vivian Frazee Mrs. Smith Malvern Chris Barton Lisa Lesley Blank Jackie Smith Busy Bees 4-H Club Strahan United Methodist Church Kathy Laughlin Linda Costello Busy Bees Donna Christensen Debbie Curtis Kim Maher Joyce Costello Vicki Curtis Paula Hiller Janis Costello Kala Maer Leanna Sayers Willing Workers 4-H Club Keila Sell Pam Teresa Timson Sheila Howard

Community meeting to discuss soil study progress in Mills County

Announce a planning session on soil conservation progress with state sponsors Iowa Department of Soil Conservation Iowa Natural Resource Council and Southern Iowa Conservancy District and USDA Forest Service Economic Research Service and Soil Conservation Service representatives. Local residents and interest groups urged to attend a meeting of their choice with Mills County Soil Conservation District Commissioners planning to attend the Red Oak meeting.

Annan Iowa Department of Soil Conservation Iowa Natural Resource Council Southern Iowa Conservancy District USDA Forest Service Economic Research Service The Soil Conservation Service Mills County Soil Conservation District Commissioners Red Oak

Charles Mills Rites Held in Glenwood

Final rites for Charles Mills 81 of Silver City were held Wednesday at Peter son Mortuary Glenwood. Mills a retired railroad employee died Monday at Nishna Cottage Malvern. He is survived by Edna his widow two daughters four sons and three sisters with interment in Silver City cemetery.

Charles Mills Silver City Peterson Mortuary Glenwood Nishna Cottage Malvern Mills Edna Margaret Crane Council Bluffs Gladys Moore Hayward Calif Maj Donald Mills Vienna Max Mills Omaha Gerald Mills Doraville, Ga Harold “Chuck” Mills Little Rock

Rites Friday For Rev Taenzler Death of 67 in Glenwood

Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at First Christian in Glenwood for the Rev. J. W. Taenzler 67 of Glenwood who died Monday in a Council Bluffs hospital. He served as a clergyman for 45 years in Iowa and Nebraska and was a toll collector for the Plattsmouth bridge. Survivors include his widow Mary two sons Jacob Jr and Robert both of Glenwood six daughters including Mrs Richard Har.

First Christian Church Glenwood J.W. Taenzler Council Bluffs Hospital Tabor Iowa Nebraska Plattsmouth Mary Jacob Jr Robert Richard Har

Obituaries and notices from Glenwood area pages

Obituary notices list Mrs. Richard Lipsett and others from Palatine Glenwood Malvern and Plattsmouth with burial planned in Glenwood cemetery. Raynor Lett and Kent Funeral Home handling arrangements. Also a Tuberculosis Association data snippet and light retail florists ad copy inserted.

Leas Old Palatine Ill Richard Lipsett Glenwood Gary Smith Malvern Herman Potts Donald Hart Plattsmouth Ronald Schneckroth

Help a shut-in by asking neighbor for errands

A neighbor offers to pick up groceries for a shut-in who is temporarily grounded. The request asks if you can ask the neighbor to cover any necessary shopping. The tone is casual and service oriented with emphasis on assistance.

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