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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1964
Page
2
[No clear events or names readable. Text shows school news produced by Wisna Valley Community High School students with editors Rarer Tieker-Sue Ann Simpson. unreadable fragments follow about local people and events.]
Music contestants perform in a Thursday concert hosted by Sue Snr Simpson. The program features a varied lineup with soloists and small groups, focusing on a playful, fringe-variety tone for the evening.
Mr Goraop from Jamaica, Island in the Sun, presents facts about Jamaica and life there. He notes holidays and schooling ages, car rules, marriage ages, and fuel costs. He highlights Jamaica’s independence and economic contrasts, with currency names and prices mentioned.
Fragmentary OCR text lists student names and class notes with unclear context. It mentions Blade Garrett, Blake Utateys, Petey Hew, and others among scattered phrases about activities and identities at a junior high.
The Ottumwa area lists honor roll names across grades Freshman Sophomore and Seventh Grade with multiple students named for achievement. Notable mentions include Leith Allen Due Sewer Sharyr Eustwoon and June Es veer Caru with others such as Jorge Feiner Lunde Larsen and Jorge Peterson.
On April 7 at 7 29 p m the Ning Valley Honor Society will hold its installation service for new members being received into full membership. Hastings Methodist Church hosts the event with expected attendance by society members and guests. speaker details and program notes are readied.
Nishna Valley notes a senior named Kaye in 4A with a vivid persona. She is known for writing peers, favors Ford Thunderbird, loves pizza, and is linked to Beatle songs. She participates in pep club and played Bertha in the senior class play. Plans include Drake University for a literary career.
Hastings society notes report a Friday afternoon shower at the Daniel Vanderpool home honoring Mrs Eugene Palner. Pencil games entertained, gifts opened, and refreshments served by Mrs Bill Sapp and four Lebanon children.
Polls open eight to eight for a special election on April 14 1964 in Malvern Iowa to decide on constructing and funding a municipal swimming pool with bonds not exceeding 60000 and a four mill annual tax. Notices cover probate of wills for Anna L Schnepel Jeanette Whisler and Carl Seipold, executor appointments creditors claims deadlines and second publication dates in Mills and Fremont counties.
Hastings mourns Roy Joseph Quimby 21 who died at home on Good Friday after years of fair health. Born Sept 24 1282 near Henderson he married Helen Meeks Feb 7 1910 in Council Bluffs and raised a family of three in Hastings. Quimby was a respected painter and decorator with funeral at Hastings Methodist Church led by Rev Ralph Russell. He is survived by wife Helen son Max Beverly Hills Calif daughters Aleen Hawkins Pekin Ill and Mrs Frederick Larson Emerson Neb and siblings and grandchildren. Interment in Hastings Cemetery with Mansfield Funeral Home handling.
The Mal vern Leader serves as an official paper for Mira County and its municipalities, school districts, and public bodies. It provides information on governmental actions, court notices, and public affairs for residents.
The Iowa State Printing Board will meet in Des Moines on Thursday April 9 1964 to receive bids on Iowa Law Review for State University of Iowa and other miscellaneous items. Bids close at 2 00 P M with opening and awarding to follow. The board may reject any or all bids. For specifications contact S E Tennant Superintendent of Printing State House Des Moines. $2 2
Notice states a special election in Malvern Iowa on April 14 1964 from 8 am to 8 pm to decide constructing and equipping a municipally owned swimming pool on town land and contracting indebtedness of 60000 dollars issuing bonds for the purpose.
Sunday School and Morning Worship times listed for First Methodist Church with Thursday junior choir. Local visitors include Dorothy Starr spending Easter with her mother and numerous relatives visiting from Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, and California, plus trips to Omaha airport for departures and extended visits in the Vernon Crouse and related homes.
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