Iowa Legislature Ends Short Productive 1972 Session
The Mialuera Leader notes a productive, compact Iowa General Assembly session with key laws passed and others rejected. It credits Speaker Bill Harbor and Senator Bass, observes rising bill complexity, and highlights reforms like magistrates replacing justices of the peace and home rule for cities. It also notes the defeat of public employee collective bargaining and church tax proposals, praising early adjournment for constituent review.
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Iowa
General Assembly
House
Bill Harbor
Bass
Justices of the Peace
Henningsen Plant Award Highlights Export Impact
The E flag award for Henningsen Foods Inc marks Malvern plant achievement in exporting the product developed there. The piece notes the need for exports to improve the U.S. balance of payments, and discusses farm price relations that affect regional economic balance alongside recognizing the plant as a community asset and job source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henningsen Foods, Inc
Malvern
U.S
Henningsen Company
Henningson Malvern
Hastings Boy Scout Building Fees Spark Local Letter
In a Hastings letter to editors the Concerned Citizens urge ending free use of the Hastings Community Building by Troop 244. They praise Malvern citizens support for their Scout program and urge Hastings council to allow rental fees, transferring funds to other projects, while thanking Odd Fellows and NFO for aid to the scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Hastings
Boy Scouts of America
International Order of Oddfellows
James Burrington
James Burnington
International Order of Odd Fellows
NFO
Thomas Sullivan
Wind Up of 64th General Assembly Tells Bass
Sen Earl G Bass reports the 64th General Assembly's final week with many bills passed and a major environmental preservation bill creating a new department under a single board and executive director. He opposed it citing farm state disadvantages and notes a resolution to Congress on the Williams Steigler Act, fearing burden on small businesses. He predicts wine sales in groceries and liquor privatization efforts next session. He signs off from Malvern, inviting contact.
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Earl G. Bass
Senate
General Assembly
Department of Environmental Preservation
Anderson
Bass
Congress
Malvern Leader Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Malvern Leader lists mailing details and advertising rates. It notes post office status in Malvern Iowa 51551, editor F A Wortman, subscription prices in advance for Mills County and nearby towns, and general U S rates. Classified ads priced per word and display ads per inch, with reader locals and card of thanks options.
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F. A. Wortman
Mills County
Iowa
Imogene
Randolph and Tabor
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Mills County Farm Bureau Rural Urban Dinner Date Corrected
An April date correction for the Mills County Farm Bureau rural urban dinner states the event will be Friday April 7, not April 17 as previously reported. The evening potluck dinner will occur on the corrected date.
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Mills County Farm Bureau
Wingate Gibbs Dies in California Former Mills County resident passes after long illness
Wingate H. Gibbs formerly of Mills county died March 21 at Oakdale Calif convalescent home after a long illness. He and wife Katherine Mulholand lived in Malvern over 40 years ago while he worked at Salyers Auto. Their children Barbara and Wingate Jr. reside in California.
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Wingate H. Gibbs
Mills County
Oakdale
Calif
Mrs. Gibbs
Katherine Mulholand
Malvern
Gibbs
Salyers Auto
Barbara
Wingate Jr
California
North Grove Cemetery Assn Meets in Malvern Home
The North Grove Cemetery Association held its first meeting of the year at H. A. Dunbar’s home in Malvern with president Mrs. Ivan Durbin leading prayers. Attendees included Mrs. Jennie Haroff, Eugene Waymire, Paul Richardson, Eleanor Scott and others. Next gathering is April 28 at Mrs. Eleanor Scott’s home.
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North Grove Cemetery Association
H. A. Dunbar
Malvern
Ivan Durbin
Mmes
Jennie Haroff
Eugene Waymire
Tim
Paul Richardson
Waneta Haney
Eleanor Scott
Florence Owens
Ellen Lockabill
Ted Bowen
Kenneth Scott
Hastings Happenings community notes page
Mrs. Herbert Leaverton of Apple Valley California visited Arno Miller’s home with her brother F E Benedict of Davis City. Kristie Good at Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs faces surgery. visitors and cards welcome. Local residents host and visit relatives across Red Oak Shenandoah Stanton Omaha Tabor Fremont and Malvern during Easter week.
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Trent Good
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Bernard Mabbitt
Wilma Knight
Phillip Good
34 Club
Mabbitt
Herb Stogdill
Toby Campbell
Warren Crawford
Tabor
Jay Perkins
Herbert E. Moore
Red Oak
Arno Miller
Jeff
Herbert Leaverton
Apple Valley
Calif
F. E. Benedict
Davis City
John Bartholomew
Sidney
Everett Waymire
Ralph Strange
Lawson
Wesley Strange
Arthur Larsons
Stevien Bay
Jim
Miller
Sharon Palser
Kip
Sioux Falls
Kristie
Sandy Patterson
Stanton
Darlin Sellergren
Evelyn Resh
Exie Palser
Jim Reents
Lee Ann
Darrel Palser
Jean Courtier
Ann
Rick
Omaha
Flowell
Malvern
Rolly Good Home
Kenneth Grindle
Dennis
Bob Blunt
Edmundson Hospital
Chester Hallquist
Merrill Crouse
Debbie
David Waymire
Eugene Waymires
Midland Lutheran College
Fremont
Nebr
Jim Burrington
Gary Moore
Carolyn Kalvinek
Aaron Crouse
Roger Burrington
Dean
F. H. Burrington
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Henningsen
Midwest
Clayton L
Bud) Hertz
Matvarn
Sen. Bass
Gen. Assembly
Wingate Gibbs
Satan Lorex
Amiben
Lorex
Trafian
Bona Valley Grain Co
de Chows
Buxton
Hart Nsoe
POW Financial
Recreation i
Dunbar
L. C. Bullington
Emerson
Arthur Lars
Ronald Freeman
Doris Pickering
Utilities
Ae Teas
Apeangnana Asaeaeen
Acsaserannween
The
Malvern Leader
Hastings Happenings
Codeine
Ener
Nary Ir Nor Dog Howe
Knit Shop
Glenwood
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