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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1971

Page

2

Public Meeting on Tax Proposals Leaves Questions

A public meeting continued from page one to discuss tax plans with a state average wage context. Speakers favored a mix of sales tax increases and income tax relief, noting urban resistance to income taxes and concerns about teacher retention if surcharges rise. The session adjourned with ongoing questions and a push for future public involvement.

Sulpt. Crink Tne Harbor Bass Cuink

Wiegman Elected Breeder Delegate

Leon G. Wiegman of Henderson is elected a 1971 voting delegate of Midwest Breeders Cooperative. He will represent area farmer members at Shawano Wisconsin on March 27 for the annual meeting to elect directors and the redistricting committee and decide major policy. Midwest Breeders, the nation's largest farmer owned cattle breeding cooperative, had 829271 units of sale in 1970 to over 45000 farmers and ranchers.

Leon G. Wiegman Henderson Midwest Breeders Cooperative Wiegman Shawano Wisconsin Midwest Breeders

Midwest Breeders' Rep Dr Charles Blank Named in Region

The Cooperative reports sales of 4.5 million with assets of 2.5 million and 2.1 million in patronage equity certificates. Its service area spans Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and Missouri. Dr Charles Blank of Emerson is the area sales and service representative.

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Missouri Midwest Breeders Charles Blank Emerson

Community Notes on Visits and Family Events

The Joe Callahan family traveled to Cedar Rapids after school to visit Mrs. Glen Collins and Mr. Collins. The Frank Fay family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moore and Gary in Tabor. A granddaughter named Cynthia Lorraine, born to Allman and Mrs. Terry Tackett at Mascoutah, arrived on her father’s birthday weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Numerous local residents attended church services, hospital visits, suppers, and social gatherings, including currently listed families from Hillsdale, Papillion, Hooper, Council Bluffs, and Red Oak, with several weddings and upcoming events noted.

Frank Fay Gerald Moore Gary Tabor Harold Tackett Elmer Fieselman Marlene Don Fieselman Papillion Ira Bell Robert Veterans Hospital Mr. Bell Wauneta Haney Robert Bell Bell Bill Davis Alhambra Calif Everett. Blackman Mig Otha Dickers Henderson Christian Church PFC Albion Berantze Marjorie Alberts Laurence Alberts Roy Byers Glenwood Jerald Bode Hooper, Nebr Robert Schroeder Norman Sinner Donnie Schroeder Bode Richard Mattson Rodney Hooper Peter Lorenzo, Jr Reg Mikesell Council Bluffs Clarence Nagel Ed Pollitt Bert Tom Kingery Hamburg Floyd Blackman Everett Blackman Alley O'Dell Barbara Blackman Roger Poor Karen O'Dell Laurrence Alberts Red Oak Clarence Clayton Cottage Rest Alberts Marjorie Ferne Alberts Maurice Alberts Randy

Community notes from Beatrice and nearby towns

Family visits and weekend gatherings swirl through Beatrice, Red Oak, Glenwood, and Emerson as relatives from Clark, Herrick, Myers, Alberts, Bell, and others share Sundays and holidays. Weather shifts from frosty mornings to sunny afternoons with hints of spring arriving next Sunday.

Sunday School Attendance and Missioner Work Highlight Service

W710 reports Sunday school attendance of 85 with 1 birthday and 6 visitors and an offering of 11.18. The service featured I Want to be a Christian in my Heart with primary grades and scripture from First Corinthians and Second Peter. The Classens of New Guinea Congo mission led the service with slides of schools and bamboo huts, explaining their teaching and reading work, then the Melvin Classens and family led a post-dinner service. Next, Mystry Circle met with plans for April, and a birthday gathering for a local father drew many visitors. Various local families visited, hosting and attending Sunday events and dinners.

Crew Classen Wycliffe Bible Translators New Guenna Classen Melvin Classen Congo

Former Resident Dies At Buffalo Center Hospital

Frances Strahan Wright, born August 18 1898 in Malvern, died March 2 1971 at Buffalo Center Community hospital after a lingering illness. She married John Wright on April 1 1922 in Malvern, farmed near Glenwood, and lived with daughter Hester Phelps in Swea City after her husband’s 1958 death. Survived by son Patrick Wright of Columbus Nebraska, six grandchildren, and her parents, a brother, and a grandson predeceased her. Interment in Glenwood cemetery with private graveside services at a late date. Raynor Lett Kent of Glenwood in charge.

Frances Strahan Wright Otis and Ida Mae Strahan Malvern Buffalo Center Community Hospital John Wright Glenwood Raynor , Lett & Kent

Hold Bluffs Man on Drug Charge

Council Bluffs resident James L. Pickens was bound over to district court on stimulant possession without prescription and lacking containers. He allegedly tried selling pills to a trucker at the Ponderosa east of Glenwood while epileptic. Also, Glenwood cases include Jankee Jackson Holland held on assault with intent to kill for an attack on two daughters, Holly and Georgia. Floyd Rubenking of Malvern received 15 days for public intoxication after a fine payment.

James L. Pickens Council Bluffs District Court John Watson Glenwood Pickens, Sr James Thomas Pickens Ponderosa Jankee Jackson Holland Mercy Thomas Mrs. Holland Holland Holly Georgia Lester Dwight Milsap Justiee Watson James, Keightley Milsap Floyd Rubenking Malvern Watson

Women Society Meets at Alexander Home in April Lesson

Mrs Charley Alexander hosted the Women’s Society at her home with nine members present. Mrs Irma Hayes led the lesson The Ecumenical Reality. Birthday and white elephant funds added to the treasury. Lunch followed with Rev LeRoy Pullman Claude Stephens and Charley Alexander as guests. Next meeting set for April 1 afternoon.

WSCS Alexander Charley Alexander Irma Hayes E. LeRoy Pullman Claude Stephens

Nurses to Train Volunteers in Vision Screening

Mills county school nurses Fay Delashmul Glenwood Lois Phillips Nishna Valley and Mary Terry Malvern plan vision screening for one school children. Volunteers will be trained March 29 30 by the Iowa Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Children aged three to five will later be tested for Ambliopia and other eye problems to start treatment before school enrollment.

Mills County Fay Delashmul R. N Glenwood Lois Phillips Nishna Valley Mary Terry Malvern Iowa Society For the Prevention of

Women’s Society of Christian Service Circles Host Meet

Mrs E T Sawyers notes WSCS regular session with 20 members and two visitors. Vice president Don Eastwood presided. program by Bianka Curtis and Shirley Greenwood from Nishna Valley School. Announced April 7 dessert luncheon and May 29 Alumni dinner. Circles Esther Miriam and Lydia met March 17. Omaha visitor stayed with local members.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Mar Don Eastwood Delbert Terry Bianka Curtis Shirley Greenwood Nishna Valley J. W. Castor Amos Smith Esther Esma Barns Miriam Clyde Ingersoll Lydia John Simpson

Engagement announced for Kay Rydberg to James Leslie

Mrs. Kay Rydberg of Emerson will wed James F. Leslie of Avoca in Avoca’s St. Marys Catholic church on August 14. Rydberg is a 1968 Nishna Valley graduate who studied at Kennedy College and works for Union Pacific in Omaha. Leslie is a 1967 Avoca graduate and Kennedy College senior majoring in business.

Paul E. Rydberg Emerson Kay James R. Leslie James F. Leslie Avoca Miss Rydberg Nishna Valley Hastings John F. Kennedy College Wahoo Omaha Union Pacific Railroad Leslie Kennedy College St. Mary's Catholic Church

Mayberry Sunday gathering and chaotic garage incident

The text notes Mayberry Sunday family members including Duane Eberle and Mrs. John Smith visiting Blackwood and Scranton relatives. It mentions Richard hosting guests in Council Bluffs, and briefly references a man who bought a German car and a Japanese car before a violent garage takeover involving Dean Martin.

Mayberry Duane Eberle Sarah Jane Laurel Anne Kathy Karissa Sue Kristina Marie Scranton John Smith Blackwood N. J Mayer Richard Gary Turner Council Bluffs Forcs Dean Martin

Local residents share meals and visits across towns

Council Bluffs hosts Mr and Mrs Michael Gray and the Tackett couples for Sunday dinner while Glenwood guests include Mr and Mrs Orville Tackett and Mr and Mrs Elton Tackett with Mr and Mrs Jank Sawyers. Red Oak and Davenport visitors, a wedding shower for Marilyn Wax, a Goodwill Club meeting, and a family birthday for little Roddy Good mark a weekend of hospitality and small town social ties.

Michael Gray Council Bluffs Orville Tackett Elton Tackett Glenwood Jank Sawyers

Emerson Auxiliary Had Busy Meeting

The Emerson American Legion Auxiliary met Friday March 2 at Mrs. Donald Eastwood's home with strong attendance and several visitors. Seven officers answered roll call. President Mrs. Cecille Wax opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Quentin Johnson urged aid to underprivileged youth and it was voted to help. Mrs. Winnie Gamble discussed Legion service members and spouses and urged writing to the senator. Three new members were welcomed: Mrs. Richard Frazee Mrs. Rex Grinstead and Mrs. Galen Jones. A birthday cake for the American Legion was planned. The session closed with prayer and lunch.

Emerson American Legion Auxiliary Donald Eastwood Cecille Wax Quentin Johnson Winnie Gamble Legislator Bulletin Darrell Fredrickson Malvern George Miller Silver City Ben Smith Richard Frazee Rex Grinstead Galen Jones American Legion

Weekend Social Highlights From Red Oak Area

Mr and Mrs Gene Dobbs of Kansas City visited with the Ronald Honeymans and relatives in Red Oak over the weekend. Perry Bishop of Glenwood Floyd Hillyer and Brian visited in the Heber Hillyer home. Mrs Ward Coy entered Red Oak hospital Monday. Mrs Bob Bell of Malvern was a dinner guest of the Fred Huntsmans. Mr and Mrs Fred Huntsman visited Ira Bell at Malvern Saturday afternoon. Bell was home from the VA hospital in Omaha. Sunday Mrs and Mrs Fred Huntsman visited Vic Babbitt who can now get around on crutches after a fall that cracked his hip. The Goodwill Truck will stop at the church March 25. Frances Harman took Miss Florence Cooper to Malvern for open house for Carl and Florence Anderson who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. The Friendship Club met Thursday with Mrs Ward Thrapp. The Don Eastwood family were Sunday guests in the G S Eastwood home. The Alvin Sobbing family and Myrtle Sobbing went to Thayer for Roy Wolfe open house.

Tom Clark Robert Marvin Fritz Beatrice Charlie Herrick Red Oak Ethel Herrick Ricky Darrells Donald Blackman Clarence Myers Glen Perkins Dwight Myers Glenwood Jack Haney Carol Stephens David Tabor Bill Davis Ira Bell Emerson Fred Huntsman First Baptist Church Art Ellis Bob Foster Omaha Harold Blackman Grace Henry Schnoons Hastings Roy Danley Becky Walnut Street Henry Schnoon Edmundson Hospital Mas Homer Black Aleeta Burgett Andrea Jim Bell Wray Bell Maryville Ed Wallace Gene Dobbs Kansas City Ronald Honeymans Perry Bishop Floyd Hillyer Brian Heber Hillyer Ward Coy Red Oak Hospital Bob Bell Malvern Fred Huntsmans Mr. Bell Vic Babbitt Babbitt Frances Harman Florence Cooper Carl Anderson Friendship Club Ward Thrapp Don Eastwood G. S. Eastwood Alvin Sobbing Myrtle Sobbing Thayer Roy Wolfe

Local families gather for visits and church events

A flurry of weekend social activity is recorded with relatives visiting from Villisca Elliott Red Oak and Council Bluffs. The Connell and Castor households hosted guests including Ed Marskell Hugo Falk Lena Magers and George Jones. A hospital admission and a nephew funeral in California are noted along with plane travel and family meals.

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Wen Cot Maes Misore Aera Btu At Devry A Guy Grindle, Jr Malvern, Fa Miley Schmidt Joe Callahan Cedar Rapids Glen Collins Mr. Collins Collins Jug Co Malvern, Iowa L. E. Brammell Mystry Circle Oaks Mystry Circle Edwin Ambrose God Peter Guy Osborn Hamilton Lewis John Stafford Joy Cole Blair Nebr Ralph L. Cole Ron Cole Donna Saville Rachell Mervill Sowers Roy Trively George Wormington Curt Davis Guy .Osborns Oren Classen Ron Coles Gene Westerlund Morton Mill Don Hicks Lynn Stanton Bob Hicks Matvern, Ja Buffalo Center Hospital Josie Stotts Leonard Parker Kenneth Henderson Galen Hunt Peaceville Parkers Warner Watts Ernest Brower Hillsdale Laura Clay Watts George Marshall, Jr Victor Babbitt Shenandoah Mirs Charles Goodell Co. Bluffs Phoebe Goodell Glen Fitch Vern Mickelson Glen Clark Glenda Theron Mickelson Homes E. T. Sawyers Aleeta Burgett and Myr James Bell Charles Waller Steve Ronnie Bacon Myrtle Walker Charlie Smelser Rank Sawyers Mariiyn Methodist Church Dale Settell Farragut Settell Goodwill Club L. C. Bullington Darrell Cooper Wheeling Lowell Hardy Darrell Good Corning Frank Rupe Ronald Good Davenport Darrell Plumb Lincoln Ralph Goods John Simpsons Roddy Good Emerson Auxiliary Mrs. Wolfe Myrtle Cal Shapcotts Villisca Francis Gilleland Elliott Gertrude Landon Homer Connell Edward Connell Baptist Carroll Settell Necla N. R. Settell Kenneth Dales Dons Settells Virgil Elrod Richard Brucker Lori Doug Waverly Mabel Ward Carson Harold Sowers Everett Lunn James Isaacson Thelma Hayes Crestom Ingersolls Raymond Crouse Marlon Westenburg E. B. Westenburg Clarinda Carrie Thompson Eldon Selby Michael Murphey Anaheim Selbys Downey Blackburn Oil CO Blackburn FUNK
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