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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1967

Page

4

Old Folks and Youth: Age Has Compensations Too

A column notes Pablo Casals at 98 was to direct the Omaha Symphony before a last minute surgery cancelation. It praises Artur Rubénstein 78 for a demanding concert with three encores and praises aging as a time of productivity, arguing the old world needs continued contributions from all ages.

Omaha Pablo Casals Omaha Symphony Orchestra Artur Rubenstein Romuilar van Cliburn

Malvern Suburban Paper Listing Editor and Publisher

The notice lists F. A. Wortman as editor and publisher of the Malvern paper, with an entry showing second class mailing under the 1879 act and a stated payment or fee of $13.51. It notes the newspaper being entered in the past and references Malvern, Iowa.

F. A. Wortman Malvern

Harbor Plan Urges Broad Property Tax Relief Across Iowa

Harbor in an Iowa General Assembly discussion outlines drastic, across the board tax relief by eliminating credits such as Agricultural Land and Homestead, boosting sales and corporate taxes, and full income tax collection. The plan proposes replacing revenue with measures totaling about 272 million, paired with spending restraint and public accountability.

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Emerson News Notes and Visiting Families

Emerson correspondent reports visitors across the area. Mr and Mrs Tom Brown visited Mrs Clarence Barts in Red Oak. Ronald Good visited John Simpson and Ralph Good at their homes. Brent and Michelle Zach of Oakland stayed with grandparents Mrs and Mrs Gese Buffingsies. Relatives gathered at Forrest Cilissie country home to surprise them on their 3th wedding anniversary.

Tom Brown Clarence Barts Red Oak Ronald Good Perems John Simpson Ralph Good Brent Michelle Zach Oakland Gese Buffingsies Forrest Cilissie Country Home

Church notes and services at local congregations

Palm Sunday events at Methodist and Baptist churches list sermon topics and schedules for Holy Week. The Methodist mention baptism and Moody South Week services. First Baptist notes Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with guest speaker. Champion Hill Presbyterian completes with morning worship and superintendent details.

the Methodist Church Earl Reyes Moody Rex Kelly First Baptist Church Sendey Schol Kenneth Helmers Baptist Youth Fellowship Earl Kelly Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Neal DeKalb Dean McLair Hoa

Auxiliary Plans Legion Birthday Supper Friday

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Warren Honeyman home with 18 members and three children. Plans were made for a birthday anniversary pot luck supper Friday at 8 0 pm at the Legion Hall and invitations sent to Legionaires and families and Auxiliary families. A Poppy Poster contest district data and other items were acted on. A committee was appointed for Homemaker of the Year selection and to assist the Junior Auxiliary in making bibs for Gleewood State School for Easter. Gratitude noted from Charles Graham in Saigon. The Hymn of the Month was recited and grace offered. Refreshments served by the hostess and committee. A leftover white elephant sale added 3.66 to the Feb sale total.

American Legion Auxiliary Warren Honeyman John Simpson Vernon Johnson LeRoy Johnson Treas Hebe Edie Glenwood Legion Hall Freedom Foundation County Extension Homemakers Gleewood Cecil Wax Community Service Chan Charles Graham MID Saigon Edward Greenwood Shepard Guy Osbern George Bass A. D. Fleming Forest Gillispie

Cub Scouts Collect Bats for Goodwill Drive

The Cub Scouts gathered Saturday to pick up filled bats destined for Goodwill Industries. The weekly meeting occurs in the Methodist Church parlors under the leadership of Mr. Ralph Peirce and the newly organized troop guided by Mrs. Wm. Douglas.

Good Wi Industries Ralph Peirce Wm. Douglas

Easter Theme Featured at Club Meeting

The Toe Emerson Womens' Club met at the Methodist church on March 7. The meeting opened with the club president leading the session and sharing the Easter theme for the gathering.

Toe Emerson Womens’ Club Methodist Church Presi. Cee Eo Ag

Baptist Friends Guests At Methodist Fellowship

Malvern Iowa March 14 1967 an evening fellowship at the Methodist Church parlors drew Baptist friends as guests Entertainment included travel scenes from Europe shown by Mr and Mrs Herb Honette of Stanton with music by the Department Choirs Refreshments followed under the churchs activities committee Also noted were local social visits and a fall resulting in a broken hip for Mrs Carrie Cole south of Emerson and plans for John and Mrs John Thorsons return from Texas in early April.

Baptist Friends Methodist Fellowship Herb Honette Stanton Europe Ronald Good Council Bluffs Darrell Lewis Chars Carson LaVerne Tom Browns Carrie Cole Emerson John Thorson Port Aransas Texas Susan Dittman Omaha Fra. Fees Harman

Jr Auxiliary Makes Favors for State School

The Junior Auxiliary meeting at the region hall on March 13, presided by president Beverly Osborn, included nine girls answering roll call. Connie Edie read two special reports on Hawaii jokes and cartoons for a scrapbook for the State School at Glenwood. Leaders were Mrs Grinstead and Mrs Mitchell. lunch was served by Mary Jo and Laura Stanley.

Region Hall Beverly Osborn Connie Edie Hawaii Glenwood 5. R. Grinstead Raymond Mitchell Mary Jo Laura Stanley

Weekend gatherings and family visits across towns

The report lists multiple social visits and arrivals: Joe Hickles and Ray Honneywell attended a reception for Bill Webster at the Walter Webster home in Villigen. Douglas Nauman visited his grandparents in Mound City, Mo while his parents attended a state basketball tournament in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Ivan Shook and Mrs Francis Angery of Artington Heights attended in Willis. Mr and Mrs Mend Haseall of Hawthorn Calif welcomed a daughter Debra Ann Marek, born weighing six pounds eight ounces, to Darwin Haseall and Kaura Vreenegoor grandparents and a great grandmother. Laura Vreenegoor spent a week in Council Bluffs with daughter Darwin Shelton. Gene Johnson of Shenandoah and Ed King of Omaha joined weekend visits at Darwin Hascatt home. Clarence Maguesan of Red Oak visited daughter Quentin Johnson.

Joe Hickles Ray Honneywells Villigen Bill Webster Walter Webster Douglas Nauman MD. Nauman Mound City Des Moines Ivan Shook Francis Angery Artington Heights Til Satuday Harald van Ausdale Willison Men Haseall Hawthorn Calif Debra Anbarn Marek Darwin Hasealt Kaura Vreenegoor Laura Vreenegoor Council Bluffs Darwin Shelton Gene Johnson Shenandoah Ed King Omaha Darwin Hascatt Clarence Maguesan Red Oak Quentin Johnson

Easter Seal Campaign Opens in Mills County

Almost one million sheets of green and gold Easter Seals flood Mills County mail during the week of February 20 marking the campaign launch. The drive funds therapy, rehabilitation, equipment, and care for homebound handicapped residents plus Camp Sunnyside for Crippled Children and adults. Easter Seal Chairman Mrs. Orville Tackett says the drive runs through Easter Sunday March 26.

Sunnyside Orville Tackett Mills County

Lisle Backs Parochial Bus Bill as GA Session Extends

Senator Lisle supports a bill allowing public school buses to pick up parochial pupils on established routes and deliver them near parochial schools. The measure faces tougher odds in the House amid calls for a special tax revision session and debate over school finance and building cost projections.

Lisle Tn Fael Mouelee van Nartrand Assistin Gop

Not receive seals or would like more may call Mrs Tackett

A notice states that seals were not received and invites further requests or inquiries. Residents are asked to contact Mrs Tackett at the Glenwood location using the phone number S2621N for assistance and information continuity.

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