Birthday Party for Robby Schroeder In Malvern
Robby Schroeder celebrated his third birthday Saturday at the Donnie Schroeder home in Malvern with guests including Mrs. Bob Burgoin and Stacy and Jennifer, plus relatives from Omaha and Randolph. The party featured games, cupcakes, ice cream, and gifts, followed by evening visits from grandparents and friends. The column also notes various community visits, travel, and local events across Mills County with names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie Schroeder
Donnie Schroeder
Robby
Bob Burgoin
Stacy
Jennifer
Silver City
Dale Stephens
Leslie
Rogee Hatfield
Kelly
Brenda
Malvern
Dustin
London Bridge
Schroeder
Robert Hopp
Robert Schroeder
Don L. Hopp
Elizabeth Gross
Omaha
Peppy Pals 4H Club Meeting and Pastry Workshop
The 4-H News notes the Peppy Pals club met at Susan Miller's home at 9 30 am with Debbie Leu Linda Williamson Diana Ricker and Susan Miller attending a pastry workshop where each girl prepared a double crust pie A 1 30 pm regular meeting followed with dues 50 cents for United 4-H Fund to be brought to the next meeting Record book material was distributed Talks included Be Fashion Wise by Susan Miller Accessories Key to Individuality by Linda Washburn Better groomed girl by Judy Kelley and Merry or Messy by Donna Ricker Juniors worked on Clothing Mates and made chokers assisted by Mrs Virginia Leipold Refreshments were served by Susan and Kathy Ricker reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Susan Miller
Debbie Leu
Linda Williamson
Diana Ricker
United 4- Hi
Linda Washburn
Judy Kelley
Donna Ricker
Virginia Leipold
Susan
Kathy Ricker
Harbor Sees Problem From Reapportionment Rule
Rep Harbor writes on handicaps and public programs as Awards were presented to the Handicapped Iowa of the Year Dr Ruth Webb. He also condemns the Supreme Court ruling on legislative apportionment and warns that it oversteps constitutional bounds by seizing non delegated legislative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Harbor
Iowa
Ruth Webb
Glenwood State Hospital
Supreme Court
Turner
Bass Warns of Plan to Eliminate County Superintendent
Senator Earl G. Bass discusses a proposed bill to abolish County Superintendent and County Board positions in Iowa. He notes risk to duties like special education and realignment decisions, criticizes mandating consolidation, and cites legislative hearings and committee work shaping the short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Bass
Earl G. Bass
Senate
House Schools Committee
Iowa
Davis
Rhodes
Stephens
Kennedy
Bass
Sunday School notes and social visits in Glenwood area
WAG Mrs L E Brammefer reports Sunday School attendance 41 with 2 visitors and 11.68 in offerings. Sermon on The Holy Spirit. Local attendees include Mr and Mrs Robert Fleming and others at The Good News group in Glenwood. Multiple visits noted among Brammeier, Sowers, Parker, Norton, and Warren families with meals and dinners in Red Oak, Omaha, Co Bluffs, and Malvern. Marilyn Sowers to finish at Tabor College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Paul Hathaway
Dave Grinnell
Omaha
San Diego
Calif
Robert Woodfill
Robby
Lakewood
California
Scottsdale
Ariz
Marvin Car] Woodfiil
David Foss
Tucson
L. B. Reed
Cora Livengood
Joe Livengood
Pacific Junction
Bertha Angus
Malvern
David Angus
Dean Sayers
John
Deanna
William Blackburn
Michael Blackburn
Abby
Maryville
Marvin Woodfill
William Jennings Bryan Jr
Emmett Gipe
Des Moines
Professional Photographer’s Town Association
Rozella Wortman
Roger
Ted Larson
Co. Bluffs
Merritt Wortman
Joey
Sam Taylor
Kenneth Houser
Helen Brown
Emerson
Kenneth
Red Oak
Gerald Houser
Tabor
Paul Morrical
Congregational Church
Robert Christensen
Everett Stouder
Kenneth Davis
Dennis
Gary Davis
Brenda
Kansas City
Roger Davis
Randolph
Lyle Coddington Sr
Rena Bass
Tom Doyle
Katie
Iowa City
Richard Trockmorton
Carrol
Fremont Mills
South Page
Robert Fleming
Merrill Sowers
Good News Group
Glenwood
Hadley Parker
Althea Norton
Ray Trivelys
Morris Johnson
Mills-Montomery
Gold Crown Inn
Marilyn Sowers
Hillaboro
Kan
Walter
Roy Bird
Guy Osborn
L. E. Brammeiers
Marilyn
Lester Marsden
Jerry Huff and Sons
Bill Huffs
Evelyn Warren
John Rodenberg
Dean Warren
Extension Office releases Sw Iowa Corn Test results
The 1971 Iowa Corn Yield Test, in its 52nd year, shows an average yield of 131.5 bushels per acre across seven districts at two plant populations, matching 1969. The Mount Union site in southeast Iowa posted the highest district average at 165.5 bushels per acre amidst favorable season conditions offset by dry late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State University
LaVerne C. Obrecht
Mills County
William Falck
ISU Agronomist
Falck
Mount Union
Malvern Municipal Financial Report January 1 1971 through December 31 1971
The Malvern Leader prints the municipal financials for the year 1971 detailing reconciliations of municipal fund transactions utilities excluded and indebtedness, including starting balances, receipts, disbursements, warrants outstanding, and depository cash balance as of December 31 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throu Municipal
TO J
Malvern
Iowa
Utilities Fund
TDTY
Reese Depository
Eri
Coun’ Recelpta General
Teaeas
DI Municipal
Sanitation Municipal
ISU Soybean Test Results Published by Extension Office
The 1971 Iowa Soybean Yield Test by Iowa State University shows an average yield of 45.5 bushels per acre across eight locations, the largest test to date with 73 entries from 11 companies and public varieties. Iron chlorosis and emergence scores affected results. high yielding varieties with chlorosis resistance are advised for farmers with past problems. Entries for 1972 are due March 1 to the Iowa Crop Improvement Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State University
LaVerne Qobrecht
Mills County Extension
Walter Fehr
ISU Agronomist
Fehr
Towa
Iowa Crop Improvement Association
Department of Agronomy
Ames
Tawa
Malvern
Busy Boosters 4-H Club Sets Tree Sale Plans
Busy Boosters 4-H Club met at the Baptist church in Emerson on January 13 with Gary Rountree chairing. Officers met January 16 at Jeff Richards' home to map this year's schedule. The club voted to sell trees to improve the environment. refreshments were served by Mrs. Roundtree and Mrs. Crouse. Henderson Hornets hold a January 12 meeting at the Methodist Church basement with Ruth Greenwood and Grace Johnson in attendance. Tests show 26 companies entered 197 corn varieties. 42 were widely grown in Iowa in 1971. fewer varieties grew that year due to seed shortages for normal cytoplasm to combat leaf blight. Obrecht notes Southwest Iowa reports are at the county extension office in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Emerson
Gary Rountree
Jeff Richards
Roundtree
Crouse
Alan Crouse
Henderson
Methodist Church
Ruth Greenwood
Grace Johnson
Steve McGrew
Acre
Iowa
Obrecht
Malvern
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Teahan Tems
Miley Schmidt
John Pollock
Braddyville
Robert Blunt
Ethel Grindle
Claude Perkins
Debbie
Gordon Greever
Travis
Delbert Benedict
Howard McKern Jr
Robert Taylor
Wayne Byers
Mrs. Taylor
Mr. Byers
McKee Chapel
Carson
Charles Kayton
Kayton
Mercy: Hospital
Marion Carley
Jim Irvin
John McGrew
Grace Irvin
Joe
Don Matthews
Matthew
Mills County Extension Service
Malvern Community
Miss Iowa
Council Bluffs
Pacific Junction Methodist Church
Clayton L
Bud) Hertz
Malvern, Iowa
Tome M
TNT
Rep
Harbor
L. E. Brammefer
Felends
Sw. Ia
Malverh
Fcemoer
ISU
Clarinda Production
Credit Association
Government Securities
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Code
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Otha D. Wearin
Hastings J
Martin
Shenandoah
Walter Eitzen
Villisca
Paul E. Carlson
Clarinda
Corning
Laws
Page
Taylor
Fremont
Mills
Adams
Montgomery
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