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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

3

Tax Policy Dilemma Faces Iowa Voters in Primary

In eight years Iowa faces a major decision on finances with rising school enrollments and calls for more road and state support. The article argues deficit financing ended, warning that without new taxes state services and school aid could face deep cuts, while noting political currents favor higher sales taxes. It cites Herschel Loveless era tax stance and forecasts a GOP contest around tax proposals.

Wm. H. Nicholas Erbe

What a Lovely Season in Town

A vivid spring scene celebrates perfect temperatures and blooming flowers. The piece notes violets, sweet Williams, Dutchmen's britches, daffodils, jonquils, crocuses, hyacinths, and tulips carpeting woodlands. It hints at farmers finding satisfaction in spring work and a sense of oneness with nature. Mozart quote about music accompanies the reflection.

Litter Problem Still with Us

A reader reports continued road litter along a farm road and letters to a litterbug. Authorities hold the identifying clues, urging severe legal action to deter violators. The piece notes most citizens keep roads clean while a few persist in dumping garbage, inflating cleanup costs.

Our Roadside Parks a Pleasant Tourist Attraction Now

The county's roadside parks are well used even early in the season. The Wayside Lake area between Emerson and Hastings, tended by the Hastings Women's Club with the County Conservation Board, thrives with trees flowers and shrubs in good shape. The Henderson park on Highway 59, kept by the Nishna Valley club, is also popular and well maintained. The clubs earn tourist goodwill and deserve commendation.

Emerson Hastings Hastings Women's Club County Conservation Board Henderson Highway 59 Nishna

Social and Family Gatherings in Mills County News

Mr and Mrs Ren Burgoin hosted a Sunday dinner for Earl Heilman of Red Oak and Ralph Sker ritt. Lester Henderson of Glenwood visited Donald Burgoin's family. Iva Henderson, patient at Edmundson hospital, was visited by Burgoin family. W E Simmons and Edith visited Mrs Simmons at Edmundson hospital. Various local families visited each other and attended meetings. MYF members and counselors attended a district rally in Council Bluffs with Dr Robert Naylor as guest speaker.

Ren Burgoin Earl Heilman Red Oak Ralph Skerritt Lester Henderson Glenwood Donald Burgoin Burgoin Iva Henderson Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs W. E. Simmons William Edith Mrs. Simmons LeVern Schoening Gerald Stogdill Ronald Alan Frank Lincoln Dwight Lincoln Howard Miller Wayne Stewart Stewart Home Conrad Kruse W. H. Williams Son Doyle Pacific Junction Charles Vinton Sandra Elton Clay Linda Malvern Ralph Stewart Kevin Art Burgoin Mills County Historical Society Fern Slater Clifford Boyer MYF Silver City George Miller LeRoy Pullman Broadway Methodist Church Robert Naylor Omaha Linda Schoening Earelene Anderson Charlotte Morris Sharon Stewart Wayne Sell Dennis Richard Miller Dennis Robertson Phyllis Robertson C.N. Kelly Warren Robertson West Pottawattamie Farm Management Group 64 Club Glen Bolte Fay Marrieal J. H. Kruse Litta Walker Randolph Harold Williams Lisa Brian Wolkings Carson William Williams Steve Miller Jim Subic Bay Manila Philippine Islands J. W. Parman St. John’s Lutheran Church Rew Burgoin Phyllis Skerritt Eurel Anderson Tay Morrical Arthur Burgo John Swarts Nicholas Street Midland Drive Max Cafe Atlantic F. G. Barnes Charley Saar Carl Malcom Mia Clarence Bennett Stanton Tabor Eliza Kochenderfer Ward Hunt Dick Hunt Billy Hunt Marlin Finchem Wayne Jones Avoca Jay North Lonnie Imogene Mrs Ernest North John K. Mass Emily Mass John Mass Harry Mass Papillion Nebr George Mass Treynor Herman Kahl Ralph, Stewart and Earl Taylor Council Bluffs Artista Ass Meet ‘Ing Ed Sanders Bob Beasley Harry Masel Jim Batley Eldon Harmon Mills County Us County Creech Johnson Des Moines

Local Social Notes From Silver City Area

Silver City notes list visitors and travels including Arthur Fender family from Minot North Dakota and Clara Kirlin hosting Gene Bolton Henderson visitations. Health update mentions Roy Dean Mansfield recovering after surgery in Council Bluffs. Community members share Easter plans and relatives visiting in Council Bluffs Glenwood and Coun cil Bluffs with extended family attendance.

Arthur Fender Minot N. D Charles Wightman Hans Madison Carl Fritz Malvern Clara Kirlin Gene Bolton Henderson Harald Scheel Susan Benny Volkens Treynor Roy Dean Mansfield Ed Kruse Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs Barbara Jo Best Pace Service Co Fred Winslow Patsy Winslow Charleston S. C Paul Wilson Bill Wilson Bruce Glenwood Frank Sell Indianapolis Ind Conrad Kruse Charles Lonnie McMullen Marti Clinton McMullen Paul Black

WSCS Will Install Officers at May Meeting

The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist church parlors with 22 members and five children present. Reva May Phelps showed missionary slides while officers gave mini reports. A May 11 Mother-Daughter banquet is planned and installation of officers is set for the May meeting.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Harold Williams Emil Knickman Reva May Phelps Clarence Burgoin C. O. Johnson Phyllis Skerritt Mary Ord Ralph Hansen Margaret Limberg Eurel Anderson

Card of Thanks notes and local social updates

A collection of thank you messages and social notices from Malvern and Council Bluffs area residents. Expressions of appreciation for sympathy, flowers, and hospital gifts are followed by multiple visits, dinners, and family gatherings. Names include Wightman Fritz Parman Robertson Bolte Marrical Kruse Walker Williams Miller Swarts Sell Miller Peterson Grisamore Barnes and others with movements to new homes and hospital observations.

Charles Wightman Carl Fritz J. W. Parman

Hastings Franchise Election Notice May 17

Official publication for Hastings special election on May 17 1982 to ratify and approve ordinance No 44 granting Iowa Power and Light and successors a 25 year electric franchise for the town. Vague OCR reads notice to be submitted to legal electors for their approval.

Town of Hastings Iowa Iowa Power and Hight Sony Iowa Power and Light Company Hastings State of Elmo Hites

Bonds Sale Notice for Nishna Valley School District

Sealed bids for 696 000 dollars in School Building Bonds of Nishna Valley Community School District Mills and Montgomery Counties Iowa are due May 16 1962. Bonds dated May 1 1962 bear interest semiannually and mature serially. Also notice of a town election and franchise ordinance in Hastings Iowa with details on ballots and bond terms.

Nishna Valley Community Mills Montgomery State of Iowa Hastings Messrs Board of Directors

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