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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
10
The Iowa 61st General Assembly produced rising state spending to a record 207 million with new taxes and rules. It failed to provide property tax relief despite controversial laws and proposals, drawing mixed reviews about its legacy and future turnover.
Memorial day remains a cherished holiday with services and troop parades though setup and cleanup present challenges. Warren Durrah recalls a mishap when a fringe squad member’s necktie snagged in a belt, delaying the event until the tie was freed. The piece weaves in local notes on gas pipeline outages, hitching racks, and residents’ routines, concluding with a portrait of Miss Certrude Bachmann, honored for 89 years in Rapid City teaching.
Readers in Mills County Iowa and towns Imogene Randolph and Tabor can subscribe in advance. Rates show one year six months two years with amounts listed for Mills County and national routes.
The Oaks community notes social hour led by Mrs Frank Wilson with 12 members. upcoming July meeting hosted by Mrs Chirenes Wughe. Numerous relatives and neighbors from Monalulu Kawail, Avon, Gresham, and Omaha visit or dine with local families. Church activities at Oaks Community Church include services, scripture talks, and guest speakers. residents travel to nearby towns for graduations and family gatherings.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Corner ade attended the wedding reception of Gary Walker and Donna Pyeiver at Sidney Saturday evening. Jelpe Carr, brother of Mrs. Marvin Deltchier, from Minneapolis, Minn., was a guest Sunday at the Deitebier home. Guests for dinner Sunday included their Mother, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. LaVerne Muller and children from Council Bluffs and My, and Mrs. Jim Scott from near Shenandoah. The folk from Council Bluffs remained for two longer days.
Mary Jedtabhits earned a Bachelor of Science degree and returned home as relatives from Council Bluffs and Chicago attended graduation events. The issue records numerous visitors, family trips, and community activities at Wesley, Simpson College, and nearby towns, with weather damages noted from a weekend storm.
The annual Wilson Reunion was held at Glen Wood Park on Sunday. Attendees included the Ray Lathrop family, Dallas McGrew and sons, Edwin and Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nuyen, Mrs. Howard Wilson, Lurrel and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yates and Pam, the Marion John, Herold and Ban Wilson families, and the Wayne Millers. Marion Wilson was elected president of the clan of over 100. vice president Ben Wilson and treasurer Mrs. Ruth Lowen were named.
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