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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1971

Page

2

Versaci funeral Held at Holy Family in Council Bluffs

Silver aNd Mary Mass attended the funeral for Joseph Versaci at Holy Family church in Council Bluffs. In the afternoon she visited her brother Mike Paladino at St Joseph hospital. Community notices include Kensington Eastern Star initiation and numerous local visits, birthdays, and club gatherings across Silver City and surrounding towns.

Mary Mass Joseph Versaci Holy Family Council Bluffs Mike Paladino St. Joseph Hospital R. E. Keller Urbandale Silver City LeRoy Pullman Dale Harper Glenwood Mary Ord Marvin Richter St. Joseph Fred Richter

Legion and Auxiliary Hold Annual Birthday Party

The Silver City Legionaires and Legion Auxiliary held their annual birthday event Wednesday with about 35 attendees. Slides by Byron Mass depicted Viet Nam scenes. Dennis Miller, Freddie Techau, Dale Malcolm and families attended. The Auxiliary president Mrs Carrie Kiersch led the pledge prior to the slide show. Lunch followed.

Silver City Legionaires The Legion Auxiliary Byron Mass Viet Nam Dennis Miller Germany Freddie Techau Dale Malcolm Carrie Kiersch

Fourth Wedding Anniversary Dinner Hosts Theme

Diner visits noted Tuesday for Eva Speck and Stephen of Mineola, Eid Kruse and Edna Kruse, Sunday at the home of Harry Mass in Ralston. C P Thomas and Harlan Kloostra families visited Saturday morning with Clyde Pratt. Charles Reenfeld and Glenwood guests were Sunday dinner friends of Sheldon Williams for the Reenfelds fourth anniversary.

Glenwood Dale Schoening Albert Schoening Danny Schoening Bob Schoening Harold Williams Joe Kruse Stanley Volkens Carson Diane Volkens Lincoln Nebr Rheunardus Doornknap Kim Carl Omaha Cliff Stewart Gerald Stogdill Herbert Stogelill Tabor Hebert Stogdill Norman Gradle Whiting Edna Kruse Dick Hut Ed Ixruse Merritt Fisher Clearlake Robert Fishers Lynn Frost Gayle Burgoin Gayle Don Burgoin Carl Malcom Frank Whipp Bedford Rosie Wolkens Grace Johnson Joe Wriedt Dairy Queen Ralph Hansen Frank Lincoln Walter Chambers JoNae Minden Joe Kruse Ente Eva Speck Stephen Mineola Eid Kruse Clarence Mass Harry Mass Ralston C. P. Thomas Harlan Kloostra Clyde Pratt Charles Reenfeld Sheldon Williams Reenfelds

Sunday School Notes and Local Social Calendar

Mrs. L Brammeier reports 64 attendees 4 visitors 12.74 offering with duets and scripture focused on those who acknowledged Him at Calvary. Mission Circle discussed Open Door Mission projects guest day plans in April lunch served. numerous local visits and family events noted including weddings birthdays and anniversaries across Des Moines Shenandoah Hamburg Riverton Melbourne and nearby towns.

L. &. Brammeier Byron Viner Lester Marsden Calvary Mission Circle Merrill Sowers Jack Mabary Carl Bolton Henderson Win Castor Guy Osborn Amber Carson LaVern Bill Huff Gordon Lees Derbey, Kans Huffs Jessie Scoles Hamburg Clyde Scoles Everette Scheaffer Riverton Glen Scoles Winterset Robert Sceaffer Clarence Parkison Eugene Reed Shenandoah Hamilton Lewis Evelyn McLaughlin Guy Osborns Gene Westerlund Morton Mill Don Hicks Lynn Stanton Bob Hicks Robert. Hicks John Davidson Carleton Davidson Ralph White Melbourne Gary Turner Essex

Desire as the key to healing in Luke and Rockne tale

A reflective note connects biblical inquiries by Jesus about what the afflicted want with Adela Rogers St. John’s interview of Knute Rockne. It argues that inner desire drives healing in religion and sports, citing the blind man who knew his wish and urging readers to identify their own deepest need.

Jesus Adela Rogers Christ

Prayer and Thought for the Day in Faithful Reflection

A devotional fragment quoting a prayer to Christ the great physician seeking physical renewal and strengthened spirit. Thought for the Day by William R. Guffick from New Jersey emphasizes desire as the key to receiving divine help.

Christ William R. Guffick New Jersey

PSS BETTY DUNBAR Installed Rebekah Lodge Officers

Hastings Rebekah Lodge No 442 installed officers in the lodge hall on Wednesday evening March 17. Kathy Pearce of Malvern installed Mary Palser as noble grand Carolin Vanderpool as vice grand Gloria Vanderpool as secretary Sue Palser as treasurer and Pearce as chaplain with Janice Crouse as sight support.

Riverview Rebekah Lodge No. 442 Hastings Kathy Pearce Malvern Mary Palser Noble Grand Carolin Vanderpool Gloria Vanderpool Sue Palser Janice Crouse

Village Social Notes and Fertilizer Trends Highlight Rural Iowa

A series of social visits across Elli ot t Corning Villisea and Bartlett appears in community notices. Separately an Iowa farmer survey notes fertilizer prices rising modestly from 1969 to 1970 with total fertilizer use up, projections for 1971, possible rail shortages, and a leveling off in nitrogen and phosphate per acre.

Iowa Wisner USDA

Iowa Farm Outlook: Fertilizer Prices Rise Groundward

Iowa State University extension economist Bob Wisner notes fertilizer prices are rising after a decade of decline. He projects spring costs up 6 to 10 per ton from last year, citing higher wages, materials, and freight as factors. He recalls a sharp postwar drop from 145 to 65 per ton for anhydrous ammonia by 1969, while 20 percent superphosphate fell about five percent and potash slid modestly. Prices appeared to bottom in 1969 before a slight uptick for some types.

Iowa Wisner West North Central Bob Wisher Iowa State University

Reagan Welfare Reform Plan Prompts Fiscal Overhaul

California Governor Ronald Reagan calls for split welfare into two groups: pensioners to receive automated checks and the employable to receive job training or public works aid. He cites a nearly 560 million deficit and argues for broader reform to improve state conditions.

Caney EANS Chronicle Ronald Reagan California Reagan

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