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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
2
Henderson reader argues that the General Assembly was constructive and urges careful candidate study. The letter defends the legislative system despite its flaws, noting diverse interests, committee work, and governor approval as essential checks and balances.
One year subscriptions cost six dollars payable in advance. Rates cover Mills County towns and surrounding areas with various terms including six months and three months. Seats elsewhere in the United States are listed with separate durations. A single copy by mail costs twenty five cents.
Congratulations pour in as Steven Beattie Kevin Hertz and Scott Scheffel join Eagle Scouts in Malvern on Sunday. Troop 242 now boasts seven Eagle Scouts, a record described as unusual and enviable, reflecting their diligent work and strong parental support.
The Dutchmen again produced an outstanding Independence Day event despite rain threats and obstacles. Strong crowds supported the performance, driven by hard work and detail, including restrooms and parking, creating a welcoming experience with value and zest. The community benefits from this group and the well-run celebration they stage.
A voter urged a campaign of accountability for Iowa lawmakers, denouncing tax hikes and a sales tax, urging residents to research candidates, question their views, and support a coalition of capable, conscientious leaders to replace current officials. The writer asks for non publication of their name.
A misspelled, fragment filled social page item notes a birthday party for Mary Cops aged eight with neighbors and relatives from Silver City Glenwood and Treynor attending. The record mentions visits to Grotto Lake Okoboji and other local trips and many attendees including Martha Kelly Vera Mills and Ernest Torger son from Council Bluffs.
A long list of residents and guests appears at homes in Fairholt Fairbury Council Bluffs Malvern and Glenwood with dinners barbecues picnics and Sunday gatherings. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jack Burgoin Rollie Riggins F G Barnes Huth Swarts Richard Crouch Gary Delia Decker and many others from Nebraska Iowa Kansas and South Dakota. A birth is noted Mark Delawyne born June 14 at 7 lbs 2 oz with Rudolph Mensehel and Myrile Ackarman as proud parents and great grandmother Amanita Schoening.
Mrs. David Angus met their daughter Virginia at Eipplay Field after returning from Washington DC. International Farm Youth Exchange delegates were not cleared to enter the country. Mercy hospital visit planned. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Irvin announce their daughter’s husband transferred to Gainesville Florida for five years. Robert Christensen admitted to Red Oak Murphy Memorial Hospital for elbow injury. expects three weeks of immobilization. George Williams in Edmundson Hospital for tests and meds. Numerous local visitors and relatives visited patients and attended services in Emerson, Glenwood, Milford, and Lenox areas.
A long list of visitations and reunions across Iowa and Missouri opens with Artion visitors at Glenwood Lake Park. Families from Malvern, Hastings, Council Bluffs, Beatrice, and other towns joined Dr Marvin Woodfill, Mrs Maude Wilson, and multiple Woodfill relatives for dinners and visits. The piece also notes church and hospital visits, a 40th wedding anniversary celebration at Red Oak, and a round of social calls extending to Meservey and Winterset, amid rains boosting farmer morale and crop vigor.
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