21 Jan 1965
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
1
The Oriolettes earned the Corner conference tournament title after strong semi final and final showings against Fremont-Mills and Farragut. The team, praised for discipline and coaching, underscores school pride and the broader Mills County economy benefits from merchant improvements and stable prices for crops.
Mills County merchants report a better business year with several stores posting solid gains across the county. Local business groups credit rising shopper confidence and increased household spending for the improved records.
A peculiar 1849 farm sale bill lists extensive property to be auctioned near Versailles Kentucky including livestock tools clothing and a large quantity of liquor and slaves two men two boys two mulatto women and several children will be sold to a single buyer cash or credit at four percent interest with safety provided by Bob McConnel. The item also notes a current Dallas memory trip with photographs by John Waller and Kentucky farm land booms up to 1000 per acre. Emery DeWitt reports illness keeping him home briefly.
Entry appears as a postal notice indicating second class mail matter status under the act of March 3 1879 filed at Malvern Iowa for office handling and publication.
Rates list for display advertising per column inch and reader locals per line. Classified ads priced per line for first and subsequent insertions with minimums. Card of Thanks priced at 15 cents per line with a 10 line minimum.
Four ministers from varied denominations met in Glenwood to emphasize shared beliefs and common goals. The report notes churches stressing what unites them over past divisions, forming a broader spiritual collaboration that benefits all.
The writer discusses his duties as a representative for Fremont and Mills counties. He outlines committee assignments focused on Agriculture Education Transportation and notes a planned legislative budget proposal totaling 347 million dollars versus 206 million current. He invites letters from constituents and previews weekly columns through adjournment.
Oaks Mystery Circle gathered with six members answering roll call and a scripture verse from Matthew 4. Visitors included Mrs. Winn Castor, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Schipper and family of Omaha, and several other local guests. Multiple Sunday dining and visiting arrangements followed at various homes with extended family attendance and Friday evening gatherings.
Large rolls two inch wide priced at 1.25 dollars and one inch wide at five cents. Limited quantities available at The Leader Office.
Paul D. Levin pastor Tuester Marsden superintendent Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Wednesday 7 30 p.m choir practice 8 30 p.m prayer meeting. Sunday School attendance 6 births offering 10 23 dollars Ralph L. Cole spoke on Why bother to live a Christian life Scripture 1 Corinthians 9 19 27 and Humans 12 percent Solo There is room at the Cross for you by Lester Marsden Organ solo Jesus Like a Shepherd Lead Us by Joyce Peterson.
William J. Scherle reviews the 1966 Iowa General Assembly start with 124 House members and 69 in the Senate after reapportionment. He notes Supreme Court rulings on one man one vote, Gov Hughes stance, committee assignments, and the GOP’s past tax cuts while stressing the influx of about 50 new House members and 20 new Senators.
The first week of the new legislature shows Republicans as the minority with Democrats in control. Gov Hughes may push welfare, universities, school aid, vocational ed, roads, and taxes through his budget. Lisle notes possible no new taxes by holding line, with room to boost local school aid and property tax relief, while the treasury holds unused funds.
Mr and Mrs Bill Huff visited the Jerry Huffts on Tuesday for dinner. Mr and Mrs T C Shook and Mr and Mrs Roy Bird were business visitors in Omaha on Monday. Mr and Mrs Johnny Kissler and family of Omaha visited Edwin Ambrose on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guy Osborn and Mr and Mrs L B Brammeier were Thursday evening visitors at Edwin Ambrose home.
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