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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1973
Page
1
The piece argues that solutions lie in business competition and growth rather than new government programs. It cites railroads mass transportation, price stability through production incentives, and energy reform, blaming over-regulation for high costs and slow nuclear power. It endorses a free market with limited government to ensure fair play.
An energy crisis looms as gasoline stocks fall due to winter demand and refinery shifts. The piece argues for rational fuel rationing, decontrol of natural gas prices, and faster development of new energy sources while critiquing anti energy policies and environmental constraints. It calls for wiser energy use and decisive national policy actions.
The Glenwood Women's Club hosts its annual Art Show on Courthouse drive on Thursday May 17. All Mills County artists may display, with judge Gladys Phillips of Council Bluffs present. Glenwood School District children also exhibit. Harold Wilkins contributes paintings. Show hours are 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. rain date is May 24.
The Pacific Junction Women’s Society of Christian Service met May 2 at Mrs. Darley Agnew’s home with co hosts. Eighteen members attended with four guests. Mrs. Donald DeLashmutt led worship and scripture, presented a program on Communications Crisis, and a skit What is truth. Next meeting is in June.
Mrs. Herb Hammer hosted a dinner at the Hammer residence Monday to honor her husband on his 76th birthday. Attendees included Duane Stone and family, Steven Stone and family of Shenandoah, Max Hammer and family, Kenneth Hammer and Stan, Roy Hammer and sons Jeff and David, and Paula Barnes. Mrs. Paul H. Cheyney joined the total guest list.
Huntsville visitor stays with Harold Irwin. Mother's Day dinners honor families in Sidney and Glenwood. Tabor Garden Club May meeting focused on birds with Mrs John Rhode presenting. June 8 gathering with Rhode. Co W F members convened at Christian Church with new officers named and a stamp project underway. Several anniversaries and family dinners mark a weekend of community activity across towns including Corning, Thurman and Omaha.
A list of recent property transfers in Mills County compiled by County Recorder Kenneth Asmussen. Numerous deeds show transfers among individuals and entities, detailing parcels in Glenwood Emerson Malvern Silver City and nearby areas including Mickelwall, Thompson Addn and Jane Barbour tracts.
Shirley Randolph will lecture on the Rood method at the Iowa Physical Therapy Association annual meeting. More than 200 licensed therapists will gather May 18 and 19 at the Holiday Inn Amana Colonies in Little Amana Iowa. Other speakers include Ron Toomey of University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics and Dr M P Strottman of the University of Iowa College of Medicine.
Official newspaper announces postage paid status for Glenwood Alvance Mills and Fremont. Public notice details tax districts and mailing procedures for residents and businesses within the listed communities.
Charley Appleby a practical hardware store owner faces the Depression era with his wife Nettie and children dreaming of the Chicago World's Fair. An angel named Roy Zerney arrives to deliver a final judgment prompting Charley to change. After a spree of missteps and arrests he redeems himself with courage, helps capture criminals, and earns a second chance with family reconciliation and local support.
New Doctors Continued From Paget Route arrived in Gienwood in 1963 and later purchased the practices of Dr. M. L. Sheffel in Malvern and Dr. Ward DeYoung in Gienwood.
A reader aged 68 asks about back pay from helping a friend in his business. The answer states Social Security contributions must be paid on earnings from a job covered by Social Security, regardless of age, so withholding from the reader’s pay was correct.
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