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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1971
Page
10
A collage of quotes and notes on politics culture and local life. Highlights include Nixon speeches in Lincoln and calls to learn from past crises, critiques of Agnew and campus violence, pollution concerns in Iowa, odd local observations on weather and business, and well wishes for the Phillips family after a near fatal crash. See you along Main Street.
Malvern notes list Arthur Armstrong of Omaha visiting his mother Mrs. Goldie Armstrong Sunday evening. Lewis Ranne and nieces Marjorie and Ferne Alberts visited his sister Mrs. Ed Benton Friday evening. Carl Evans birthday celebrated with a Sunday dinner at the Evans home plus guests Mrs. Gladys Evans and others. Eric Greenwood and Gene Nosekabel families visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nosekabel Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Lamonds returned after a week with granddaughter and Edwin Schoenings in Ralston. she also visited her son Leon Lemonds in hospital. Minnie Jones spent Sunday with son and wife Clifford Jones in Glenwood. Ron Evans and Monte visited Mrs. Gladys Evans Saturday. Leola Combs returned Monday from a two month vacation with Rev. Chester Waterman’s family in Emmetsburg. Marlin Lemonds of Town City visited his mother Mrs. Clarence Lemonds. George Reed and sons of Sidney visited sister Mrs. Otto Hall and Mr. Hall Saturday. They also visited another sister and brother, Mrs. Grant Chamberlain and John Reed. Sunday morning Mrs. Hazel Wilhelm and Bud and Florence of Hastings called on Mrs. Clarence Lemonds. Floyd Hillyer of Imogene visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Nina Crouse and Mrs. Clarence Lemonds.
Funeral services were held at Mansfield Funeral Home for Phineas M. Cadwell 96 an early Malvern businessman in real estate and insurance with Will Salyers an active Baptist member His death occurred January 15 at Good Samaritan Rest Home in Tabor Burial followed in Malvern Cemetery Cadwell born March 28 1874 moved to Malvern as a youth married Margaret Berkhimer in 1898 with eight children surviving Geraldine Ruth Edna Harriet Laurence Helen Robert Rosalie and others He was preceded by two daughters Frances and Grace His second wife Aurelia McCallister bore two children The late leader remained a devoted Baptist and community figure with a strong personal influence on family and friends.
The Federal Land Bank Association of Council Bluffs reported area farmers held 1970 end loans totaling 13 108 900 up from 11 686 600 a year earlier. Manager Larry Vileta said 1 674 500 in loans were made in 1970, down from 1 802 100 in 1969, with earnings pressured by high rates and a soft economy. He expects some easing in interest levels in 1971. Goodwill Industries announces January pickups in Mills area on Jan 28, with routes in Malvern Emerson Henderson Hastings and Silver City.
Donald D. Bell of Malvern is among 251 College of Engineering students named to Iowa State University's Dean's List for the fall quarter. Criteria include a 3.5 GPA or higher and at least 15 credit hours.
Major Marion E. Confer, son of Mrs. Frances Confer of Emerson, earned the U S Air Force Commendation Medal at Binh Thuy AB, Vietnam. A former aircraft maintenance officer at Grand Forks AFB, he now serves with Air Force Advisory Team 4 in Vietnam. Commissioned in 1952, he fought in Korea and holds master navigator aeronautical rating. A 1846 graduate of Red Oak High School, he earned an AA in general education from Red Oak Ristor College in 1948 and a bachelor's in general education from the University of Nebraska at Omaha in 1963. His wife is former Constance A Dunlend.
Rep William H Harbor states he will again issue weekly newsletters during the Iowa General Assembly. His address as Speaker emphasizes cooperation across parties, fiscal concerns for cities and counties, revenue sharing, and a call for fair reporting by the press while urging divine guidance to keep Iowa progressive. The speech invites new members to participate and pursue responsive government.
The Ada Farmer Class will meet January 25 at 7 30 PM at the Agriculture Shop in Mialvern. J C Mecum will lead a discussion on beef cattle nutrition, highlighting environmental effects on genetic potential and the high cost of feeding. The session aims to assess current feeding practices and promote economical, satisfactory methods.
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