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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1975
Page
4
Larry A Vileta president officer for the Federal Land and Randy C Allen loan Bank Association Council heads to Omaha for the event.
In Omaha May 7 to 9 the Federation of Federal Land Bank Association presidents and loan officers held its annual meeting. Topics included long term agricultural credit and the agricultural economy. Arthur Buffington of the Omaha Land Bank gave the keynote address. Larry Vileta and Randy Allen were among over 130 representatives from 57 Land Bank Associations across Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming attending.
Final preparations were completed for the Silver City Alumni Banquet set for May 24 at 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. An amendment extends alumni status to those who completed the 8th grade in Silver City or graduated from nearby high schools, with reservations through Rex Burgoin, Jim Boyer, Ona McNay, or Della Mass.
Jacquelin Marie Rupe daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Rupe was baptized Sunday evening at the United Methodist church in Pacific Junction with Rev Wallace officiating. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Rex Burgoin. Attending included Mrs Marion Rupe and families from Pacific Junction as well as Council Bluffs. A reception followed at the Rupe home.
Families from Glenwood and surrounding areas shared Sunday meals and visits for Mothers Day including Bud Schoening and Robert Dalton households plus Jack Dalton Lyle Osterholm and Neva Hafer. Audra Clipson family attended Fisher home as Pacific Junction guests. Eurel Anderson admitted for minor surgery at Nebraska Methodist Hospital.
Mills County residents filed applications for Century Farm status as part of Iowa bicentennial celebration. To qualify, farms must have been owned by the same family for 100 or more years by July 4, 1976, and include at least 80 acres with present owner related to the original owner. Applications due July 4, 1975, via Mills County Farm Bureau or Extension offices in Malvern.
In a May 15 newsletter Congressman Harkin notes federal aid may yield about $1 million for bridge replacements in the coming year, but Mills County Engineer William Stone says the amount is statewide and too small. He stresses 900+ eligible bridges exist and that counties maintain secondary roads while most funds go to primary routes. The Leader corrects a prior printing error of $45 million, saying the Mills County need for 100–110 bridges would cost about $15 million.
In the magistrate John Watson court last two weeks fines were collected for multiple defendants with amounts listed by name and offense. This week names include Raymond Carl Anderson and James Lundy Jr among others for speeding and traffic violations, plus several altered licenses and other infractions. Another magistrate, Esther Engle, handled additional cases with fines for no chauffeur license and public intoxication.
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