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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1970
Page
12
A 1970 Thanksgiving column reflects on America's origins and changes since first harvest feasts. It cites self reliance, Indigenous relations, and evolving equality while urging citizens to pursue freedom, peace, and responsibility amid wealth and pollution. See you along Main Street.
Farmers in Iowa join a national effort with the U S Department of Agriculture and Livestock Reporting Service to enumerate livestock. About 1 000 farms will be visited and 75 000 interviews conducted plus mail questionnaires return. Data from personal interviews and mail reports will be summarized and sent to USDA in Washington for analysis by the Crop Reporting Board.
Mills Pottawatomie and Cass counties tied starting Nov 23. Shean will work under the supervision of the State Statisticians office in Des Moines.
From our house blessing the family message invites Thanksgiving care for the lonely and distant. It suggests brightening someone else’s day with a colorfully wrapped pie or cookies and including a student far from home at the table for a Harvest Home Day of feasting and fellowship.
Adult Farmers will discuss whether to own lease or hire machinery at the MCHS Vo-Ag Dept meeting Monday November 30 at 7:30 p.m. Instructor Alan Barhart outlines cost and efficiency concerns while Errol Peterson explains decision factors in machinery management. Sea you Monday at 7 30.
A county study for Orange County Florida outlines the impact of 1000 new residents including 270 families and 500 adults. It details projected costs for health education recreation and planning totaling about 69 560 dollars plus 25 390 for economic assistance and 39 420 for health services. The report notes effects on land use fire and police staffing water demand and potential crime and pollution, stressing that good planning can turn growth into a blessing.
The Leader issues a correction for last week's item on feturesides services for Barry Sch acler, 10, of Iowa Falls, which had incorrectly named his father Roger in the headline. The newspaper apologizes and clarifies the proper relation and details.
Indian Debrettes held a Family Night on November 12 at Emerson Baptist Church basement with Busy Roosters and Peppy Pixies clubs. Awards were given by Mrs. Russell Smith and Alfred Anderson plus La Verne Obrecht, then a film was shown on the county fair. The following Saturday November 14 Mothers Tea took place at Emerson Methodist Church basement with installation of officers and initiation of new members Lisa Blank Lisa Rabr and Kim Wright. The meeting opened with president Teresa Richards, minutes read, roll call by 3 leaders and 13 members, project cards filled, Christmas gift exchange drawn, next meeting set for December 12 at Jackie Smiths. Lunch served by leaders.
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