Rural Iowa towns welcome ready supply of doctors
Malvern and Glenwood gain Dr Rafael A Roure to continue Dr M L Scheffel and Dr Ward A DeYoung practices. The towns had faced doctor shortages but enjoy good health services with Scheffel, John A Kline, and James R Beck dentisting in the area. Rural communities still attract physicians despite hospital absence as doctors adjust hours and seek rewarding, active community roles.
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Rafael A. Roure
M. L. Scheffel
Ward A. DeYoung
Glenwood
Malvern
Scheffel
John A. Kline
James R. Beckwith
Perth
Malvern Post Office Entry Notice and Rates
The Malurru Leader indicates post office entry at Malvern Iowa with second class mail matter under congressional act. Subscription rates listed for Abus County Imogene Randolph and Tabor routes one year six months three months two years. Advert rates include classified and display per word per insertion per inch with reader letters and condolences per line.
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Malvern
Town
Congress
Abus County
Iowa
Imogene
Randolph and
Tabor
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Agini
Student Commencement Speakers Scored Very High
Malvern Community high commencement drew a large crowd and four student speakers. The article praises using students rather than professional speakers, noting the students proved capability and earned rewards through scholastic honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Community High
Senior Citizen Center May Fill Definite Need
A meeting of senior citizens in Malvern on June 9 aims to form a local group for older residents. The center could provide meaningful recreation and community activity if there is strong interest and participation from those over 60, matching needs seen in other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Six 4-H Members to Attend State Conference at Iowa State U
Six 4 H members from Millis County will attend the Iowa State University state 4 H conference June 15 to 18. Delegates include Dous Bowen Mal Veen Kenny Bolten Henderson Harva Hillyer Barbary Malvern Sas any daughter of Mr and Abs William Barber and Margaret Cheney Emerson. Jef Richards acts as voting delegate for the State H Officer election and daily sessions. Over 1 300 Iowa 4 H members will join workshops on life styles 4H image government and family communication. Randy Morris Henderson attends as State H officer candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State U
Dous Bowen
Mal Veen
Jack Bowen
Kenny Bolten
Henderson
Harvey S. Bolton
Harva Hillyer
Imogene
Floyd Siger
Linds Barbary
Malvern
Sasany
Jef Richards
Emerson
Paul Richards
Millis County
Iowa 4H
Randy Morris
Mir
Jake Morris
Camiidge
Baby Sitter Training Classes Offered in Malvern
Training sessions for youth aged 12 to 14 run June 13 17 22 and 24 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m at the Malvern Community Building. Each class covers a different aspect of babysitting with instruction from certified professionals. Enroll by calling the Extension Office in Meher with a small 30 cent materials fee.
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Malvern
Enxtension
Meher
Local Residents Gather for Weekend Visits and Weddings
Wesley News reports a weekend of family and friends visiting from Griswold Omaha Council Bluffs and Macedonia. Guests included Ruth Heister Denver Denver cousins Demmel and Granteer family members, and attendees at a wedding in Omaha. Memorial Day services and multiple dinners were noted among Adams and surrounding communities.
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Dale Towne
Griswold
Glen Jackson
Roger
Dick Jackson
Pam Yates
Omaha
Floyd Yates
Weldon Granteer
Ruth Heister
Vincent. Demmel
Denver
Colo
Granteer
Richard Foster and
Council Bluffs
Roy Peterson
Jay Winslow
Roy Granteer
Estil Smith
Kansas
John Wilson
Russell Asell
Macedonia
Max Henderson
Good Neighbors Help Palmer Family With Spring Field Work
Neighbors and friends of ill Allen Palmer in Omaha complete a week of spring planting and field work at the Macedonia area farm near Mace- donia. Volunteers assisted with beans, corn, spraying, and ground prep while others provided meals and support. a 24th wedding anniversary was noted for Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Palmer
Methodist
Omaha
Gordon Lees
Eric Nyren
Home Place
Marion Wilson
Larry Wiegman
Mr. Palmer
Macedonia
Marvin White
Marion Hatze
Fredrick Martin
Merlin
Gerald Rieber
Ned Turner
Eddie Dreyer
Mark Martin
Hildreth Palmer
Roy Carr
Galen Batten
Lowell Phillips
Mark
Kirk Plumb
Ronald White
David Clayton
Hoes
Frank Rose
Sy Brown
Bob Byers
Henderson
Carson Coop
Don
Darrell Godfrey
Mmes
Ben Wilson
Don Godfrey
John
New Office Hours For Mills County Draft Board
Colonel Henry J. Fleischacker announced new local board hours at Mills county Selective Service in Glennwood. Office hours are 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 5:00 on Mondays and Tuesdays each week. Registrars will be appointed to register any young man unable to reach the local board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Fleischacker
Mills County
Selective Service Local Board
Glennwood
Fleischacker Ata
IpALCO Board Declares Dividends in Des Moines
The Iowa Power and Light Company board met in Des Moines on May 26 and declared regular quarterly dividends payable July 1, 1971 to holders of record June 4, 1971 on four series of cumulative preferred stock. The 3.30 percent series issued 50,000 shares pays 0.8225 per share, the 4.35 percent series 1.10, the 4.40 percent series 1.0875, and the 4.80 percent series 1.20 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Power and Light Company
Des Moines
Integrators Move On Hog Farms In Tight Money Era
A survey shows vertical integrators bankrolling deals with thousands of independent hog raisers to control farrowing and feeding. Many integrators and related firms have years of experience replacing independents. Farmers with heavy facility investments are vulnerable during low prices as contracts push marketing control. The piece then shifts to discuss selling broilers and turkeys, noting limited outlets for producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broiler
Microfarmers Face Integrator Grip In Hog Market
A northern observer warns against south tied contracts that force farmers to sell finished hogs through integrators. He cites rising costs, shrinking profits, and debt to private entities, predicting a peasant style agriculture as contracts tighten. A southern producer recounts repeated exploitative contract terms and warns hog growers cannot outwit integrators.
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South
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NFO Report
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J. A. Kline
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Catlins Rug Co
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Jack Stanley Company
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