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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1972

Page

4

Williamses Enjoy Western Vacation Trip

Mrs. George Williams, Allen and Marilyn left Sept 2 for a Colorado trip staying with John Williams in Loveland and visiting their daughter’s Roger Craig family. They toured Cameron Pass and Laramie and returned home early Thursday. Marilyn resumed work at Peoples Natural Gas in Glenwood.

Marvin Woodfill Phyllis Conner Omaha Pilots Cluir Harold Swett Vina Carlson Near Sidney Charles Fichter Randolph Henry Nims Hamburg Grape Community Hospital Sam Taylor Tom Lackenby Taylor Helen Brown Emerson Robert Blunt Alfred Lenhardt Red Oak Wayne Anderson West Des Moines Mansfield’s Chapel Clyde Liston Hastings Joe Hathaway Paul Guy Grindle Jr Steve Goldie Grindle Malvern Larry Swett Doug Christensen Sioux City Robert Christensen Donna Morningside College Ethel Grindle Ralph Briley Glenwood Clayton Chambers Clayton Chambers In ‘Shurman. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Benedict Howard McKern Gerald Nuss Pacific Junction Rozella Wortman Roger Merritt Wortman Joey Wortman Nuss Joe Livengood Lyle Coddington Sr Brian Holiday Inn John Edwards Little Dorothy Donald Schroeder John McGrew Jackie Millard Gee Ivan Terrell Des Moines Terrell Beth Drexel Roger Bedford Tabor Fremont Mills

East Liberty notes highlight church sale and community events

East Liberty community news lists visits by Mrs. Elvin Bullington and Mrs. Josie Stotts, Open House for a 60th wedding anniversary, funerals in Glenwood and Bluffs, and a rainfall average of nearly three inches. It notes East Liberty United Methodist church sale to the Cemetery Association for 400 dollars and its planned use for memorials and community needs. Also features a casual Beeman Street cotton outfit for juniors.

Elvin Bullington Emerson Lillian Sowers Phoebe Goodell Ralph Jackson Walter Briley Antoinette Lewis Carrie Culley Shenandoah Janet Vermillion Mmes Josie Stotts Claude Stephens Charley Alexander Maude Hayes Glenwood Richard Henderson Kristi and Kay Omah Kenneth Henderson Methodist Hospital Walter Stille Darwin Shelton Co. Bluffs Bluffs Bill Huff Aksarben Frank Erdman Atwood, Cole East Liberty Edwin Leu Cemetery Assn East Liberty Church Methodist Church Society Liberty Methodist Church Silver Creek ES. Brown G.W. Robinson Malvern Methodist Episcopal Church of the Malvern Circuit W.H. Cable Josie E. Kerney Stotts Silver City Beeman Street Dallas

Farmers Power the Nation In Deep Look at Agriculture

Mrs Howard Palmer argues that farmers anchor the economy as the nation’s biggest industry. She cites spending of over 40 billion dollars yearly on inputs, 13 billion on goods city folks buy, and 5 billion on equipment. Agriculture sustains jobs, fuels machinery, and even supplies oxygen, highlighting its broad tax and trade impact.

New York City

Messengers Visit Naval Academy End Plebe Summer Rite

Paul Messenger a Malvern Community High School 1972 graduate and his parents attend a Naval Academy event marking the end of Plebe Summer for the Midshipmen.

Silver City Paul Messenger Midshipmen Paul Malvern Community High School

American Legion Auxiliary School and regional notices

The American Legion Auxiliary held a County School of Instruction on Sept 8 at the home of Mrs. George Miller with minutes read from last year. A proposed county budget of 76.25 was approved. Numerous unit presidents and secretaries are listed, and Emerson hosts the County Fall meeting Sept 18 at the Emerson Legion. Several local residents, including Ronald Byrant, Virgil Decker, Gary McNutt, and Lonnie McMullen, are mentioned with travels, hospital stays, and family visits.

American Legion Auxiliary George Miller Helen Sanders Sec’tireas Charles Herndon Melvin Belt Glenwood William Riche Dewy Deitechler Mineola Unity Iva Gillespie Dottie Heureux Ruby Bass Emerson C.M. Blackburn Malvern Arnold Kiersch Sheldon Williams Silver City Grace McNay Emerson American Legion and Auxiliary Emerson Legion Ronald Byrant Gilman City Leck Byrant Virgil Decker Amana Iowa Illinois Gary McNutt John

No business more important than farming in America

A speaker asserts that farming is the foremost business for all Americans, emphasizing its central role in the nation's economy and daily life. The remark frames agriculture as essential to national welfare and livelihoods.

Killer Bees Spread Northward Threaten Beekeeping

The USDA warns a ferocious African honey bee strain is moving north from Brazil at about 200 miles per year. If it reaches North America, confrontations could be dangerous and domestic hives may lose to established colonies. Controlling them is hard without harming domestic bees. scientists race to find a solution.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Brazil USDA Philippines New England

Giant Cottonwood Stands Near Wapello Farm

The apparent largest cottonwood in the state grows on land farmed by Roger Moser near Wapello. It measures 19 feet 1 inch in girth at four feet high and stands about 112 feet tall. Moser has long felt unable to cut down this remarkable tree.

Roger Moser Wapello Moser

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