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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1970
Page
4
Pheasant hunters found ample birds in Iowa as the 1970 season began, continuing Iowa's leading pheasant yields. Yet landowners report poor hunter courtesy with unasked permission, crowding fields, trampling soybeans, and even a calf shot. If careless behavior persists, posting of land will spread and hunting access shrink.
The Malvern Leader printed in Mills County Iowa lists postal details under the 1878 act with editor and publisher F A Wortman. It details subscription terms for various towns Jews Imogene Randolph Tabor routes and advertising rates with per line and display costs and payment in advance.
Opening Friday, a lengthy basketball schedule drew concern from students and staff alike. Principals of Corner conference schools, governing the league, say after this year schedules will shrink due to advance commitments. Basketball remains the area's top spectator sport, but leaders aim to balance activity with other school programs.
Rodney Crawford of Hastings defends seven local boys against claims of vandalism, arguing that what was damaged were abandoned properties and junk accumulations that the town should have cleaned up long ago. He counters a Hastings property owner’s complaints about damage from Halloween pranks and urges action to restore the town’s appearance.
Phyllis Frazee secretary of Emerson 4H Club writes to thank The Leader for publishing items about their club and members. She appreciates ads encouraging readers to read the paper for savings and better value.
From Our House column muses on the habit of Quiet Time for mothers. It contrasts late night and afternoon quiet, the lure of TV or music to break the hush, and ponders what comes when children grow up. The piece ends with a playful question about decorating a home in silence.
Douglas Billings discusses his recent campaign for state representative, thanking supporters and noting the experience. He mentions consideration of a party switch from Democrat to Republican, urges citizen engagement, and emphasizes steady involvement with governance beyond election day.
A long list of military postal addresses for servicemen and women across Fort Lewis, Fort Riley, APO San Francisco, and other bases. Includes Pvt Byron M. Leu, Sp4 Riel L. Myers, PFC Carl E. Salmons, PFC Wm. J. Salmons, and others with unit details and ZIP/APO codes. Mentions Pvt Donald Angus finishing basic training at Fort Lewis and eligible for Christmas mail.
Rev Pullman preached on The Power of an Abiding Faith at the morning service. Numerous callers and Sunday guests shared visits with local families including Mrs Golda Windle and Mrs Phoebe Goodell.
Thanksgiving message and social notes from a community newspaper item. Mentions Miley joining in blessings and a note to remember service members. Celebrations include Lavern Hardy twins Angela and Andrew, with Sunday guests listed. Family visits to Everett Blackman, and hospital care for Dennell Schnoor with upcoming surgery.
The column lists varied social happenings including a visitor from Oakland Packing plant taking a day off for pheasant season, WSCS meeting postponement, visits by Mrs Albert Boehme and daughter to Mrs Irma Hays in Silver City, birthday celebrations for Mrs Hayes in Council Bluffs, and numerous calls and dinners among local families such as the Williams, Proctor, Parker, Hunts, Brower, and Latz households.
A long list of local residents from Council Bluffs Shenandoah Malvern Hamburg and Glenwood shared Thanksgiving activities and family visits. The piece notes dinners gatherings and visits across Emerson Marion Tekamah Canton and nearby communities with references to veterans day events and a Tarkio College game.
Overnight guests included tan visitor to Mr and Mrs Leo Davis of Tabor. Woody Jones family from Omaha spent weekend with Otto Jones family and visited Mrs Ed Pollitt and Bert. Dan Myers Shelly from Omaha joined Clarence Myers for Saturday supper. Shelly Williams from Glenwood stayed Friday night and Sunday with Sid Williams. Mrs Jack Haney and Mrs Mary Rafferty visited, plus others. Weather: temperatures 61, light rain, then frost and 16 degrees by Sunday morning. Beans drying and ready to harvest. low 34 Tuesday morning.
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