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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1970
Page
10
A fragmented diary style column recounts chatter along Main Street with Pete Graham. It riffs on politics, media, hippies, theater at MCHS, and local reflections on pollution, weather, and community events as the writer muses on culture and change. It closes with a note to see you along Main Street.
Mills County NFO members sold soy beans by export contracts this summer and fall while corn was picked up by a Missouri dairy farm and cattle feeder sector. Members earned several cents above local market with some dues paid from the advantage, and a nationwide organization with fast communications aids in checking new crop outlook. The Grain Department in Corning backs government bean yield optimism, but NFO disputes corn prices and forecasts a 20 to 25 percent yield drop due to drought and fungus. test weights dip to 32 pounds in places and government revisions are anticipated.
Mills County Farm Bureau notes the Senate rejected a presidential commission report on pornography. The piece argues further action is needed to curb smut, citing $4 billion annual sales, newspaper ads, and growing calls to restrict triple-X cinemas and offensive books.
Longtime Mills County resident Lee Herrick died October 25 after a three year illness. Services were held at Mansfield's Chapel with Rev. Cl_mapr ence Woollard officiating. Verbiage notes his Navy service in World War I and 30 years with Northwestern Bell. Burial with military honors in Malvern Cemetery.
The Seventh District American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary sponsor a statewide POW MIA letter writing drive titled Iowans Who Care. Aimed at urging Hanoi to release or account for prisoners and MIAs, the effort coincides with Governor Ray designated Week of Concern for Prisoners of War. A form letter is provided for clipping and mailing. Darrell Frederickson and his wife lead local participation with Legion support.
Rev. Henry Wesenberg invites all to worship at 8 a.m. Sunday. Sunday School and Bible Class follow at 9:15 a.m. A warm welcome is extended to anyone seeking spiritual fellowship.
Local notices list church activities with pastors and schedules. First Baptist Church posts Rally Day on Nov 8 with 4s rally, meals, and evening service. Baptist service times 10 11 am. United Methodist Church notes services led by Rev Clarence Woollard and lay ministers, Sunday School at 9 45, worship 11, youth event Nov 9, trustee meeting Nov 11, and several classes and circles through Nov 19. An annual charge conference is set for Malvern Nov 27-29.
The Rev Raymond Ray priest in charge and Capt Charles Mitzentua lead morning prayers and a sermon at 10 o clock. Holy Eucharist is held on the second Sunday of each month at 10 a.m. The church is located at 11 Vine Glenwood.
Reverend Clarence Woollard and Pastor Floyd Hillyer led services at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 7 p m. Mission study at church 2 p m. Dr LaMore Jr speaks in Shenandoah November 27 20. Inner city workshop in Kansas City Missouri car youth November 19 7 30 p m. Charge conference in Malvern.
Fr L O Kaufman pastor lists Sunday masses at 7:80 am and 10 am. Holy Day masses at 6:30 am and 6:30 pm. First Fridays mass at 6:30 pm. Mass at State School each Sunday at 1 pm. Confessions at 8 pm Saturday and before Holy Days and First Fridays.
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