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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1961

Page

3

Reapportionment Views From Mills County Legislators

Mills County representatives Bill Scherle and Senator Wearin urge readers to share views on state reapportionment. Scherle backs the Shaft plan and presents his column. Wearin criticizes its failure to fix disproportional representation. The piece notes mid-session recess, constituent visits, and calls for public input.

Mills County Wearin Senate Rep. Scherle Senator Wearin Representa

New Blue Shield Service Arrangements Spark Income Based Plans

The Malvern Leader reports a new Blue Shield service plan linking income to subscription and treatment payments. It touts tiered rates from $3.60 for under $3,000 income to $16 for $15,000, urging farmers to participate and implying wide economic fixes. The piece blends financial schemes with editorial tone and quotes La Rochefoucauld on giving advice.

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Assembly will Not Add to Sales Tax Rate

A Iowa legislative update notes the Shaff reapportionment plan, Senate rejection of a tax increase, and chances of reconsideration. It criticizes the approach to rural representation, calls for continued debate, and cites a proposed blood test bill and district realignment. The writer urges vigilance as the General Assembly reconvenes March 6 and mentions a fireman training school and judicial reform efforts.

Assembly Scherle House Senate Senator Long REP Joe Coleman DEM Long Seventh Cong. Dist Walter )Adams-Taylor Robinson Guthrie Iowa Appropriations Amesia Frank Hoxie Fremont- Page Gterge

Sunrise at Campobello stars Bellamy and Garson at Empress

A moving dramatic portrayal of the Roosevelt years prior to FDR’s presidency. Bellamy re creates his stage role as Franklin D Roosevelt with Greer Garson as Eleanor in a Dore Schary production shown Saturday and Sunday at the Empress theater.

Roosevelt Fdr Campobello Ralph Bellamy Greer Garson Bellamy Eleanor Roosevelt Dore Schary Empress Theater Campaobello Alfred E. Smith

Spaho Names Slade as New Vice President

The Iowa Power and Light Co board named L. E. Slade as Senior Vice President to direct customer relations service and power and gas operations. R. L. Meyer was made Treasurer, Guy C. Gilchrist Secretary, and Ralph F. Mowen and Herman Zieg Assistant Treasurers. Dividends were declared and an April 12 annual meeting date set at 923 Walnut Street Des Moines for stockholders to elect directors.

Iowa Power and Light Co L. E. Slade Slade R. L. Meyer Guy C. Gilchrist Ralph F. Mowen Herman Zieg Common Stockholders Walnut Street Des Moines

Visit Highlights Family Gatherings and Iowa City Hospital Visit

Tom Kingery spent Saturday with his parents Mr and Mrs Dan Kingery in Sidney and went to Iowa City Sunday to be with his father before a Monday University of Iowa hospital surgery. Mrs Kingery stayed with daughter Suel Rummery in Omaha during the hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Richard Mattaou, enroute to Aheling, Neb, spent Friday night and Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Schroeder and Donnie and Roberta visiting from Omaha.

Tom Kingery Dan Kingery Sidney Iowa City University of Iowa Hospital Robert Schroeder Donnie Roberta Omaha Laurence Alberts Walter Cogley Glenwood Dwayne Cogley Douglas William Barber Randall Keith Linda Bruce Wayne Jones Sherry Arthur Thurman Jones Leonard Parker Mary Anna Max Stranathan Dennis S. Sioux City Neb Gertrude Murphy Shenandoah Maurice Alberts Claude Brackett John Hawk Harry Evans Gertia Culver Mary Sawyers Frank Chamberlain Bob Christianson Donna Hastings Mia Lyte Houts Terry Steven Jeffery Hamburg Houts Gene Alberts Evernham Pta Baoll Hunt Oakland Charles Hunt Wayne Blackman Lee Diane Dale Belt Cynthia Cheryl Calvin Cheney Jackie Jimmie Hunter Pacific Junction Harold Sinner Norman Sinner Marcie, Perry Marilyn Near Henderson Harlan Hendrix Cathy Council Bluffs Harold Blackman Grace Beverly Edith Lyle Powles Marvin Carolyn Red Oak Perle Royston Alvin Gregory Patty John Gregory Johnnie Jennifer Glen’sgood Jon Kemp Danny Joni Paul Duff Jimmie Jill Jean Ann C. M. Wilson Charles L. Wilson Paul Seeger Auburn Nebro Wilsons Tom Railsback Seeger Hox Howe Frances Roberts Roberts Elmer Haney Hillsdale School PTA Richard Mattson Adeling Nebr John Schroeder Marcie, Perry and Near Henderson Roberta Schroeder Frank Stevens Jr Mike and Richard Bass Floyd Blackman Scranton Les Kepple Clarence Myers Grace Johnson Irene Houwell Yakima Wash Myers Mike Dunn Jack Hgney Dan Myers Dannell Roger Dwight Myers Elmer Fieselman Marlene Wayne Stewart Bob Silver City Charles Vinton Corte Stewart Joyce Lyle Ed Herrick Merle Dreevers Dale Bell Ethel Lee Herrick Lea Blackman Alan Wright Hillsdale Johnny Hault Elmer Hahey Roy Britten Hugo Siepold Sharon Loyd McMillen Virgil Forney Faye Baverly Gene Glasgow

Newcomers Join Mt. Vernon Area Community

Two new families move into Mt. Vernon area as neighbors to Elmer and Marlene Fieselman and Loyd McMillen family from Logan. Names include Stanley, Larry, Lowell, Myrna, Linda and others linked to Malvern Concordia college and local schools. Community ties grow with visitors and celebrations across Glenwood Omaha Shenandoah Red Oak and Council Bluffs.

Mt. Vernon Elmer Fieselman Donnie Marlene Malvern Darwin Dickersbach Loyd McMillen Logan Ken Evans Stanley Concordia College St. Paul Lowell Myrna Linda

Centerettes Valentine Party and Willing Workers Meeting

The Centerettes 4 H club met at Barbara Hunt s home with 12 members and 2 leaders. Mrs Buch read a thank you from Pearl Miller for singing carols and a card. The group planned a Valentines Party at Glenwood. Carolyne Hilton spoke on two famous artists. Leaders demonstrated picture matting and frame making. The Willing Workers 4 H club met at Bandra Hayes home with 13 members and one guest Kenneth Morrical. They discussed personality charts and outlines, received bird pictures for frames, and will finish projects. Refreshments were served.

Centerettes Barbara Hunt Buch Pearl Miller Glenwood Carolyne Hilton Pat Razer Wiing Willing Workers 4-1 Bandra Hayes Mra Kenneth Morrical Glynn Marsha Alexander

Social notices from Malvern area residents and visitors

Malvern and surrounding communities swap visits and gatherings as neighbors travel to Auburn Shenandoah Pacific Junction and Glenwood. Relations center on family, PTA events, and shared meals with numerous Harrises Hunters and Lincolns among listed names.

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Josh Billings the Malvern Leader F. &. Wortman Suwa Stee Imagene Randolph and Tabor United States Supreme and District Court General Assembly Brown Hotel State Capitol Building M. L. Scheffel, M. D Malvern, Iowa ST. Patrick's Day Community Building Sponsored By Mansfield’s Pearl E. McLain Equitable Life Assurance Society of The Emerson, Lewa Sam Winters Emerson Schary Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles Island Hyde Park Manhattan House Roosevelts Spaho Mr. Vernon Miley Schmidt Floyd Rhoades Rhoades Guy Haynie Joe Livengood Beverly Blackman Josie Blackman IR. Beckwith Maude Bateman Jack Hunter Charles Cheney Calvin Harry Richardson Hamilton-Raynor Chapel Harry Bender Independence Eugene Randy Fred Strait Cindy Collins Drug Co Chanstiela Funeral Home R. W. Mansfield BUD” Hertz Gearhart
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