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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1970
Page
4
The piece argues county water system and landfill dump plans will require higher taxes. It questions immediate benefits from elections, notes current dumps exist in Emerson, Glenwood, and Malvarn, and warns cleaner water and waste management may justify costs borne by property owners.
Local publication details for Malvern Iowa with post office classification and pricing. Includes editor F A Wortman, service areas Mills County Randolph Imogene Tabor routes, and advertising rates for classifieds display and reader locals. Also lists subscription prices for the Valley Star and per line ad charges and card notices.
Rich ard Gay left a personal and playful legacy through Malvern Halloween Masquerades that drew large crowds. The yearly event showcased original costumes and communal joy, seen as a fitting memorial he would have loved for the community he cherished.
The Malvern Iowa town council adjourned October 26 1870 with Mayor Hardy and councilors present. They discussed filing for federal funds for a sewage treatment works project and authorized the town clerk to sign the grant application under federal statute. Selby submitted resignation as town marshal effective October 8 1970 and the meeting adjourned.
A playful column traverses a week of small town life. The writer notes the cheer of hallways at Owen House, praises the gallant public servants, and recalls grade school gymnastics and a classroom write up theme Who Am I revealing childlike humor and missed displays.
A narrator recalls a parent teacher conference filled with pride and humor as children’s artwork and desks are reviewed. Neighbors mingle during refreshments while families share stories of their kids energy and late night adventures. The scene ends with grateful thanks to teachers.
ACE enjoyed an evening with the Howerd McKern Jr. family for Bethy Ann's 14th birthday. Relatives including Mr and Mrs Detbart Benaud of Glen aeons hosted and many cousins attended. A Sunday dinner at theatre followed with Mrs Sam Taylor and others. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Earl Vest and Mrs Gemma Vest, Miss Marsha Kfindt, and Mr and Mrs Carl Malcom. The gathering also marked the den's wedding anniversary and Mrs Woodéill attended the Nebraska Teachers convention at Good Samaritan Rest Home.
Mrs Rose Brazleton of Highbend Acres Red Oak 51566 will be 90 on November 16. Friends may send cards to Mrs Brazleton care of Murphy Memorial Hospital Red Oak. Also notes of condolence for Mr Leo Cheney after a heart attack death Friday en route to hospital.
On Sunday afternoon a limited audience attended the first study on Latin America led by Mr and Mrs Christensen. The session ran from 7 to 9 o'clock with Linda Peterset and several adults present. Local names such as Archer, Malvern, and Ramertn appeared in scattered references as the group discussed regional topics.
Mrs. Carrie Cora of Shenandoah visited Thursday afternoon with her daughter Mrs. Emmett Gipe of Adair and relatives including Mrs. Rozella Workman’s mother Mrs. Cora Livengood at Pacific Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hathaway traveled to Omaha for the Alsarben Carna tion show. Overnight guest My Mote was seen enroute. Dwight Ialey and Dennet with the agee family from Omaha were mentioned among the visits.
Strahan Schedl Club Activities officers will host attendees for the November 11 event at 1:30 PM at Johnson Church. The gathering marks American Education Week with a ceramics exhibit and welcome of members.
The report lists numerous visits and family gatherings in Glenwood Massena and Co Bluffs with names including Mrs Ethel Grindle Mrs Joe Hathaway Mrs Janed Woodfill Mr Gordon Greever Mr Robert Blunt and Mr and Mrs Bill Schiermeier. It notes Veterans Day observances and a cloudy November morning with forecasts of continued cold, damp weather and high moisture delaying soybean harvesting.
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