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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
4
Notices of budget hearings show sharp increases in school costs for next year. Taxpayers may speak at Badger hearings. State tax revisions may offset higher local bills, with urban districts likely to receive most state aid.
Community letters discuss a federal Civil Defense survey and urge homeowners to consider fallout shelters. Editorial notes poor spelling and outdated plans, with neighbors debating practicality and the value of installing shelters in basements. Minutes from the Malvern Community School District meeting cover budget and tax provisions for the 1957-58 year.
The notice outlines proposals for a 3.3 tax to fund the schoolhouse bond issue and interest, and a 1.5 tax for a schoolhouse award. It states the levy amounts are tied to the district’s assessed valuation and notes the electors approved the measures. Secretary Byington signs as secretary.
The Malvern Leader publishes a notice by the Iowa State Soil Conservation Committee announcing the August 6, 1987 election for Mills County Soil Conservation District commissioners. Polling at Mills County Fair Grounds Malvern and absentee ballots available through the County Auditor at Glenwood. Eligible voters must reside or own land in Mills County and provide land details to request an absentee ballot. Wendell C. Pellett, Chairman.
Sunday gatherings at Mr Vernon’s home featured a large list of attendees from Red Oak Glenwood Glenwood Junction and surrounding towns. The event included a farewell for Private Alackalan who leaves for Army service at the end of the week.
Mary Thomas of Creston spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taylor and was taken home Sunday. Grandchildren Kenneth and Julie Houser visited from Red Oak Monday to Wednesday. Numerous relatives from Emerson, Spirit Lake, Glenwood, Malvern, Ran dolph, Shenandoah and Clarinda gathered for visits and meals. A hospital stop and several weekend visits framed the family gathering near College Springs.
Iowa congressman criticizes a proposed federal Rat Extermination Act of 1067. He argues the plan would create a costly new HUD program costing about 20 million dollars yearly, largely targeting city rats and duplicating existing efforts, with little benefit to rural Iowa. He advocates scrap of the bill in favor of revenue sharing to empower local communities.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gipe and grandchildren Christine and Steven Roberterson travel with Miss Mabel White to Carmel, N. J. They fly from Eppley Field by jet while Mrs. Geraldine Robertson returns to Omaha by jet on Tuesday.
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