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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1972

Page

2

A plea for calmer campaigning in a tough election year

The Malvern Leader laments a difficult presidential race driven by frustration rather than mudslinging. It notes Republican lead and Democratic gains, critiques Watergate and campaign funding, and urges lower cost, low key campaigning with more news coverage and respect for opponents. It cautions Americans to rely on own judgment beyond government policy.

Nixon China Russia Europe U.S Supreme Court McGovern

Following The Leader and Loyal Subscribers Rise

A community column notes Mrs. Forrest R. Chantry’s 66th subscription renewal and readers’ loyalty. It recalls Medicare and Blue Shield checks, small payoffs, and a few dollar bills found near the office amid reflections on inflation and local civic life.

Forrest R. Chantry Mr. Chantry Nixon McGovern

Fall Dinner a Success Sunday at Band Mothers

Patronage was good at the annual Fall Dinner organized by the Band Mothers. About $400 was realized to fund instrument renovation and new purchases, including a $20 donation from J.R. Hurst and gifts from Malvern Trust & Savings Bank, Elsie Bruce, Edythe Mackey, and R.L. Campbell.

J.R. Hurst Malvern Trust & Savings Bank Elsie Bruce Edythe Mackey R.L. Campbell

Malvern Leader issues for October 19, 1972 edition

Local Malvern Leader issue from Thursday October 19 1972 covers community news updates weather notes and municipal notices impacting Malvern Iowa residents with brief reports on local events and town affairs.

Malvern Iowa

Licenses to wed issued in county

The county reports licenses to wed for six couples: Michael S. Stevens aged 19 and Denise Faye Mott aged 19 of Malvern. David George Meyers 23 of Bayfield, Wise and Ruth Mildred Thieschafer 24 of Co. Bluffs. Jeffrey Hugh Trask 20 of Glenwood and Peggy Lee Hercock 20 of Earlham. Also licensed are new car registrations listing owners by town including Malvern Glenwood Hastings Mineola Pacific Junction and others with various makes.

Wed Michael S. Stevens Denise Faye Mott Malvern David George Meyers Bayfield Wise Ruth Mildred Thieschafer Co. Bluffs Jeffrey Hugh Trask Glenwood Peggy Lee Hercock Earlham Clayton Hedrick Joseph Callahan Joseph LaSala Ruth Howard Homer Taylor Pickup Henderson Edgar Jackson Duane Robertson Lois Buckingham Pacific Junction Olds Richard Nightser Mineola David Bruce Hastings Arlie Suhl Pac Earl Bass Chrysler Louis Kill Imogene Plymouth Bill Narron Ford William Schmidt Charles Phelps Verl Flack Tabor Edwin McCollum Joyce Lathrop GMC Botna Valley Grain Buick Roger Stacy Mike McGrath Pontiac Virgil Curtis Cadillac Rafael Roure Opel Floyd Bell International Chas Toye

Campaign finance forms clash with aides and hanky panky

A humorous local column rails at a new federal election rule requiring candidates to file papers confirming no overspending and to prove an aide’s signing authority. It jeers at bureaucratic jargon, mocks political hype, and laments red tape while noting reports of corruption in the Committee to Reelect the President and a parade of political demonstrations.

Davenport Chevrolet Receives Thanks From New Jersey Visitors

A thank you letter from Pat Panzarino of Harrison Avenue New Jersey recounts a breakdown on Route 80 near Shelby Iowa. He praises Davenport Chevrolet Oakland Iowa for exceptional service including Mr M Corky Olney Mr Roger Haines and Morris Potter and notes plans to return. The message ends with a request to forward to the local newspaper The Oakland Acorn. The letter also mentions Mills County Democrats and John Birch Society meeting in Glenwood.

Harrison Avenue Colonia New Jersey Oakland Iowa Walter Davenport Davenport West Coast Shelby Davenport Chevrolet M.corky'* Olney Roger Haines Morris Potter Mills County John Birch Society Mills County State Bank Glenwood

Politicians Clash Over Corporation Farming Debate

Booth Vallentine notes campaign rhetoric on agriculture citing George McGovern and union critic statements. Prairie Farmer analyzes farm ownership by family units, partnerships and corporations, reporting 85.3 percent family operated and only 1.2 percent corporate, with industrial firms rarely succeeding in farming.

Booth Vallentine George McGovern Prairie Farmer Magazine Meat Cutters Union Prairie Farmer Jim Thompson

Malvern Rescue Squad Seeks 3500 for Heart Monitor Gift

Allen J. Hall appeals to Malvern area residents to fund a 807 B Heart Monitor for the Malvern Volunteer Rescue Squad. He notes saved lives hinge on rapid ECG data, outlines patient statistics, and asks organizations to donate toward the 3500 goal, with memorial funds possible.

Malvern Malvern Volunteer Fire Department Mr. Wortman Allen J. Hall EMTA

Iowa 4-H Delegates Attend American Royal Conference in KC

Four Mills County 4H members join 171 peers from Iowa for the American Royal 4-H Conference in Kansas City Missouri October 15 to 17. About 700 4-Hers from Iowa Kansas and Missouri participate. Mills County attendees include Linda Barber Teresa Richards Ernest Bloomer and Doug Bowen with Mr and Mrs Robert Hopp. Missouri leads the educational program with a theme Caring and Sharing Through 4-H featuring Doug Bowen and Darrell Godfrey.

Mills County Iowa Swope Park Zoo Truman Library Nelson Art Gallery Municipal Auditorium Glen Thompson Tows Recreation Beef Breeders Association Ford Motor Company Ford Motors Chamber of Commerce Kansas City Merchants Association Sears Canadian Royal Mounted Police Muelbach Hotel Missouri

Go-Getters Observe National 4 H Week Display

During National 4 H Week Wederquist Variety window showcased club awards for the year. Members arranged each member photo with the original charter and the club’s 1939 founding story. The display noted the club’s reactivation in 1946 and honored 25 continuous years. Doug Bass coordinated the exhibit with Mike Woerquist assisting.

Wederquist Mike Woerquist Doug Bass

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