Better Quality of Life in Rural Iowa Than Population Growth
The Iowa Development Commission urges a rural quality of life goal over industrial expansion. The piece notes Iowa’s shift from chasing jobs to cleaner air, space, and uncrowded highways, while recognizing rural living needs like good jobs, recreation, culture, schools, libraries, and churches. It invites Malvern readers to share ideas and help develop this theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Development Commission
U. S
Iowa
Malvern
Malvern Leader masthead and pricing details
The Malvern Leader lists editorial staff F A Wortman as editor and publisher. It shows mailing info for Malvern Iowa and nearby towns Mills County rates for subscriptions, advertising rates, and single copy prices with 10 cent local copies and higher rates for other regions in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
F. A. Wortman
Mills County
Imogene, Randolph and Tabor
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Corner Conference Tourney Praise and Gratitude at Malvern
Attendees praised the Corner conference tournaments for smooth crowd handling parking and refreshments during eight nights attracting about 7500 fans. Credit goes to Supt N P Drink Principal Roger Rohifs Athletic Director Dan Stineman and many staff for tickets door checks and custodial work that enhanced the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. N. P
Roger Rohifs
MCHS
Dan Stineman
Malvern
Memories of Early Iowa Snow Storms and School Days
A memoir by Ethel Lovitt Chantry recalls the January 3 snow storm and past blizzards in Shenandoah area Iowa. She describes childhood rides in a bobsled, uncle farms near Shenandoah, moving from Conn to near Shenandoah in 1903, and teaching country school at Lone Rock with harsh winters and a coal stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Chantry
Shenandoah
Daddy
Conn
Iowa
A. J .Chantry
Coburg
Lone Rock
Nica
Ethel Lovitt Chantry
Our House Pets Bring Fresh Ills to Family
A family laments tropical fish as new sources of disease for children. The piece warns that caring for fish is a serious hobby with risks and costs, likening illnesses and treatments to human medical concerns and noting the need for library research and frequent pet-store visits.
Following the Leader by FP A W
The article recalls Phineas Cadwell and Will Salyers early postwar roadbuilding venture using a horse slip hitch to move dirt. It notes the rise of power graders and the limited commercial success of Cadwell and Salyers invention. It also mentions Speaker Bill Harbor and a satellite Okinawa phone call to Cadwell's daughter Carol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phineas. M. Cadwell
Mr. Cadwell
Will Salyers
Walconsie Hills
Glenwood
Cadhwill & Salyers
Hust
Carol
Okinawa
Nixon Lands Farm Productivity Rate
President Nixon praised American farmers for providing the nation with the best food at the lowest real cost, noting agriculture has the greatest productivity growth yet agricultural income has lagged. Leon Werner of the Iowa ASC Committee relayed the remarks and emphasized the need for a fair share of national wealth for farmers amid hunger issues and rising productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Leon Werner
Iowa Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Werner
Commission On Productivity
Ponees
Mrs Sunsell Easy Afternoon in Carson Home
Mrs Sunsell enjoyed a quiet afternoon at the B. A home in Carson while Mr and Mrs Lovanice Lisle spent Tuesday in Clarinda visiting his aunt Mrs W A Turner.
Mrs Craig Palmer Rites Held in Kentucky
Death notices record Mrs. Craig Palmer of Washington D C dying after childbirth. Twin boys Abraham Dale and Adam Douglas born Jan 17. she died Jan 22. Funeral held Jan 26 in Sharpsburg Kentucky. Memorial fund set for boys education. Funds to Henderson residents or Emerson. Palmers flew to be with son during family ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Palmer
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington D. C
Allen Palmer
Henderson
Blaise ‘Steiner
Margaret Larsen
Emerson
Palmers
Weekend Visits Highlight Omahan Social roundup
Dist hospital in Omaha where she had spenk a weak following airgery on her base. Rest 'fammily observing Johnnie's birthday as Mr and Mrs Ott Menschel visited in the Clifford Allely home in Essex Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clyde Wheeler of Omaha visited in the home of his sister, Robert Reshes, Saturday. John Wilson visited Ralph Wilson in the Veteran's hospital in Omaha Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Don Godfrey attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Hartje at the Treynor Lutheran church Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Floyd Yates were Sunday ark supper guests in the Bill Besack home in Millard. Mr and Mrs Lynn Parker visited in the Jay Winslow home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Resh Sr and Mr and Mrs Bob Resh and children were dinner guests Sunday in the Delbert King home in Nodaway. Mr and Mrs Lyle Asell of Chariton spent Friday night with his parents, Mr and Mrs Russell Asell. Mr and Mrs Marion Wilson were guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Robbins and Mrs Marie Robbins at the Granary in Co Bluffs Sunday. Mrs Marion Wilson was in Des Moines Wednesday and Thursday attending a Farm Bureau Executive Training session. Mrs Daisy Zimmerman of Macedonia was a dinner guest Sunday in the Harold Wilson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Zhamerman
Macedonia
Harold Wilson
Glen Sowers
Long Beach
Cabis
Bertha Ramsey
Doris’ Ramsey
Ott. Menschel
Tom Hillers
McClelland
Rob Washburn
Albert Washburns
and i Darrell
Viated Ain
David ‘Baugabach
Red Oak
Linda’ Washburn
Nebraska Metho
Clyde Wheeler
Omaha
Robert Reshes
John Wilson
Ralph Wilson
Veteran's Hospital
Don Godfrey
George Hartje
Treynor Lutheran Church
Floyd Yates
Ark
Bill Besack
Millard
Nebraska
Lynn Parker
Jay Winslow
Robert Resh Sr
Bob Resh
Delbert King
Nodaway
Lyle Asell
Chariton
Russell Asell
Marion Wilson
Joe Robbins
Marie Robbins
Co. Bluffs
Des ‘Moines
Farm Bureau
Daisy Zimmerman
Beginner Knitting Classes Scheduled
The Extension Home Economics Committee sponsors knitting lessons for beginners. Mrs Richard Clipson teaches in Glenwood on Tuesday evenings Feb 9 16 23 and March 2 7 30 to 9 30 pm at Glenwood State Bank meeting room. Mrs Robert Hopp instructors in Malvern at the Community Building on Tuesdays after Feb 9 16 23 and March 2 1 to pm. Fee is 1 per 2 hour lesson or 4 for the series. Registration through the Extension Office in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Home Economics Committee
Richard Clipson
Glenwood
Glenwood State Bank
Mirs
Robert Hopp
Malvern
Mahch
Slass Chambers
Malvern Leader Dated Sabvary 28, 1971
The Malvern Leader issue from Saturday 28 Sabvary 1971 presents a historical newspaper card with notes on local events and notices. The fragmentary OCR shows adaptive typography and date reference typical of early 1970s community papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Malvern
Northwest Missouri State announces fall Dean's List recipients
The list includes 384 students such as Susan Parker Malvern Frederick Honeyman Marilyn Wax Emerson Larry Wiegman Henderson and Twita Miller Glenwood among others. Dean Dr Charles Thate announced the Dean's List for the fall semester for students with a 3.50 GPA or higher on NWMSC's 4.0 scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Parker
Malvern
Frederick Honeyman
Marilyn Wax
Emerson
Larry Wiegman
Henderson
Twita
Miller
Glenwood
Northwest Missouri State College
Charles Thate
NWMSC
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Towa
Clayton L
Bud) Hertz
Pottawattamie Mutual Ins
Ass'n
Costello
Malveri
Leader
FP. A.W
Bill Harbor
Bill
Ain Atte
Ote Watt
Wesley News
Kentucky
Dist
Johnnie
Mr. and
Ott Menschel
Clifford Allely
Essex
Susan
Deant’s
Mr. Farmer
Blackburn
FU Bink
Purina
Oder
Botna Valley Grain CO
Hastings
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