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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1970

Page

4

Paving petitions move for County Line Road west of Tabor

Petitions to grade bridge and pave the County Line Road from Tabor to Bartlett interchange seek Fremont and Mills county action. Originated by the Tabor Community Club with Neil Selko and Jack Ewailt in charge, the effort aims for completion before the November 3 election and asks area residents to sign this week. The Fremont petition requests county board action to pave the road west of highway 275, while Mills would share the cost of grading, bridging, and paving the easterly two miles of the same road.

Tabor Oth County Bartlett Boards of Supervisors Fremont Mills Counties Fremort Mills County Board Mills Supervisors Fremont County Board

Mrs ButtmannCompletes Nova Scotia Tour With Family Visit

Mrs Margaret Buttmann returned Thursday from a two week tour of Nova Scotia and the New England states. She was a guest of her daughter and Mr and Mrs R H Hageman at Troy Michigan. On the return trip she visited Crawfordsville Indiana to see her grandson John for Wabash College homecoming.

Margaret Buttmann Nova Scotia Engshe R. H. Hagemans Troy Mich Hay Crawfordsville Ind John Wabash College

Billings Urges District Farm Policy Committee

Douglas Billings, a Democratic candidate for State Representative from Mills Montgomery and the three northwest townships of Page County, proposes a District Farm Policy Committee to represent farmers. He describes it as a sounding board to learn rural legislative needs and wants and plans farm-focused town meetings across the district to gauge resident attitudes on pending General Assembly bills.

Douglas Billings Mills Montgomery Page County Billings Giro Sale Jim Iowa Farm Policy Committee General Assembly

Eleven new motor vehicle registrations in county noted

County Treasurer FL ML Retinson lists the latest registrations including Plymouth Marjorie A. Miller Henderson Fords Bernard C. Spiker Malvern Gremadin Michael D. Ctak Cherdin Chevriolets Alva E. Henderson Malvern Joseph Amith Pariline Junction Freddie Williams Silver City Dodge Robert D. Bolida Glenwood Ford Pickups Loenta M Exceen Emerson Richard L Anderson Malvern GMC pickup Newberry Wright Emerson Chevrolet pickup Gates S Salistean Glenwood. Clerk Lorraine Strand reports a week with no marriage license applications. A lease filed Tuesday between Silver Urn Lodge No 234 AF&AM Malvern and Mills county board covers office space in the Masonic Temple now used by the county health department. Monthly rent set at $50.

Plymouth Marjorie A. Miler Henderson Fords Bernard C. Spiker Malvern Gremadin Michael D. Ctak Chernin Chevriolets Alva E. Henderson Joseph Amith Pariiiie Junction Freddie Williams Silver City Dodge Robert D. Bolida Glenwood Ford Pickups Loenta M Mills Speace Masonic Temple Mone

Nishna Valley School News Schedule and Meals

Nishna Valley School News lists school meal plans from Nov. 2 to Nov. 6 including Shepherds Pie Lime jello with pears and more. It notes no school on Nov. 6 for parent teacher conferences and recalls Oct. 29 Open House at Henderson with Jr. High and High School football events.

Henderson Malvern New Market Carson- Macedonia Oakland Hamburg

Iowa Farm Outlook Builds On Weather And Reports

Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner says corn prices in mid October ran about 20 cents higher than a year earlier and will be influenced by weather and crop reports. If harvesting weather stays favorable, cash-price pressure may ease in some areas, while the minimum resale price for CCC bin site corn rises toward 1.37 by 1971. USDA October estimates put 1970 corn at 4,188 million bushels, 5% below Sept. 1 and 9% under last year, with the U.S. yield at 72.2 bushels per acre, down 11.7 from last year’s record. Iowa’s yield at 90 bushels, down 8 from 1969, with a 906.8 million bushel forecast, down 1.7%. Demand is strong into 1970-71 but higher prices may cut exports and feed demand slightly as substitutes like wheat rise.

Bob Wisner Iowa State University Iowa Commodity Credit Corporation Wisner USDA U.S

Autumn Musings and Local Briefs From Randolph Enterprise

The Randolph Enterprise column notes sunny but gloomy forecasts with snow in western Nebraska, autumn sights like golden tulip leaves, and midis making waves in fashion with pantsuits rising. It contrasts political talk, public relations, and Cassius Clay’s return with light humor on phrases using the alphabet. It ends urging UNICEF donations for Halloween.

Two Cars Plunge From Embankments In Local Accidents

Two of the three accidents reported to Sheriff Edwin Barkus involved vehicles going over embankments. Mark Laurenroth of Glenwood drove into a ditch after hitting loose gravel northwest of town. James Ratliff, also of Glenwood, said another car crowded him on Highway 275 north of Glenwood. it skidded on wet pavement, plunged 30 feet, and was stopped by a tree, leaving Ratliff with facial bruises. An early Friday crash near Silver City involved James McCollister and Donald Brandt. McCollister was turning as Brandt tried to pass.

Edwin Barkus Mark Laurenroth Glenwood James E. Ratliff Ratliff Silver City James McCollister Donald Brandt Council Bluffs McCollister Brandt Sheriff's Office

Democrats and Republicans Meet at Supper Club for Billings

Democrats and Republicans gathered at the Supper Club near Emerson on Saturday to meet Douglas Billings of Red Oak who is running as an Independent Democrat for state representative. His motto is Gross Over to Douglas Billings. Republicans from Montgomery county campaigned for Doug, with Mills County having strong Democratic turnout.

Emerson Douglas Billings Red Oak Montgomery County Doug Mills County

Soldier on Airlift Exercise joins 11,000 the 1st Division

S C Soldier Delmar BE Deckeu, 29, son of Mrs Vara Mills of Silver City, is among 11,000 troops of the 1st Infantry Division airlifted from Fort Riley Kansas to Germany for Exercise Reforger II. Big Red One men depart Forbes AFB Topeka, land at Rhein Main Ramstein or Echterdingen bases, with return slated for late October and November. Decker is a mechanic in Company B of the division's 1st Engineer Battalion. his wife lives in Junction City Kansas.

Delmar BE Deckeu Vara I. Mills Silver City 1St. Infantry Division Ft. Riley Kan Germany Forbes Air Force Base Topeka Rhein Main Riamstein Echterdingen Spee Decker Bothlé Ilves Junction Oty

The Upper Room Nashville Baptism Testimony

A fragment from a religious page recounts a personal faith journey. The speaker recalls accepting Christ at thirty one and mentions hearing Jesus' name in youth, with biblical reference Luke 22 42 guiding their submission to God's will.

Christ Jesus Easter

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