Desi Kline Cleans Up The Leader Atmosphere On Main Street
A chaotic editorial page note details Desi Kline washing front windows and changing the paper’s mood. Readers crave clarity as references to OSHA, political tensions, and a trip to Omaha mix with personal anecdotes about navigation and a mislaid newspaper object.
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Yin Yang and rest in modern life editorial
The column argues for balance between work and rest, contrasting Puritan work ethic with cultures that value harmony, rest, and play. It blends reflections on productivity with a critique of government grain reserves and advocates for a farmer controlled grain stock instead of state managed policy.
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Personal Non Support of Reserve Outline Letter to Editor
Dear Editor The subject of grain reserves has surfaced again and many arguments have been made pro and con regarding the merits of such a proposal. My personal viewpoint recalls well a $1.00 bushel corn era.
Presidential contenders and policy aims debated
The editorial analyzes presidential candidates focusing on plans they would implement after election. Udall faces Federal Welfare costs, Humphrey-Hawkins programs, and substantial federal outlays. The piece critiques pledges on health housing environment and government overhead while noting limited discussion of reducing overall spending or military reductions.
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Humphrey-Hawkins
Fed
Church
Harris
Carter
Jackson
Humphrey Hawkins
New York
Lost at the Westroads to the Omaha Skyline Quest
A humorous diary style notice details a family’s misadventure navigating Omaha malls and suburbs seeking the Six-West Theatre and the city skyline glow. The narrative weaves loss, maps, and a late return home, amid light musings on aging technology and local civic notes. Includes a Hastings city minutes report about a loose horse and a Nebraska Methodist Hospital admission for Marion L. Wilhelm.
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Penney's
Brandeis
Fox Theatre
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Peter
Nebr
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Malvern
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Malvern Rescue Unit seeks return of loaned medical aids
The Malvern Rescue Unit reports walkers, wheelchairs, crutches and similar items loaned to the public have not been returned. If you hold any, call Larrys Hardware at 624-8651 to report it. A unit member will pick up items no longer needed or in active use.
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Malvern
Larrys
Bankers Trust Sues Lakeview Manor in Mills County
Bankers Trust Co of Des Moines sues Lakeview Manor Inc and owners William A Hewitt Evelyn Hewitt and others in Mills County District Court raising a 140000 loan made Feb 21 1974 and unpaid interest 2333 due Apr 21 1976 and May 21 1976. The suit claims failure to discount bills furnish CPA statements maintain debt to asset ratios and seeks a writ of replevin for furniture valued at 50000 and damages 5000 against William and Evelyn Hewitt.
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Lakeview Manor, Inc
William A. Hewitt
Evelyn Hewitt
Margaret Freshman
Lakeview Manor
Gene E. Lynn
Elizabeth A. Lynn
Bankers Trust Co
Des Moines
Mills County
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William and
Alumni Reunion seeks period clothing and yearbooks for parade
Help is requested to locate clothing and memorabilia from the 1920s through 1950s for Malvern High School’s Bicentennial Alumni Reunion Parade of Classes on July 4. Desirable items include cheerleading outfits, letter sweaters, graduation attire, yearbooks, and military uniforms from World War I to Vietnam. Contact Iva Jewell Scott in Malvern at 624-8536. all items will be returned.
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MCHS
Malvern
John Hall
Children’s Story Hour At Malvern Library Starts June 17
The Malvern Public Library will host a Story Hour for children ages 3 to 9 beginning Thursday June 17 at 1 p.m. and will run weekly for six weeks. A similar program for older children will follow.
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Library
Malvern Public Library
Happiness Habit The Grannies Urge Joyful Living
A Malvern Leader column extols the happiness habit as a mindset over material luck. It urges positive thinking, self control, and humor to cope with life’s knocks, citing Worry as wasted energy and stressing practical tips for families and alumni gathering plans.
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