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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1962
Page
4
Nishna Valley seniors offer car washing for 1.26 dollars on Saturday April 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. on the north side of Blank apartments. They will haul trash leaves and limbs to the dump and provide window washing storm window removal and babysitting in the Emerson area. Support your Nishna Valley seniors and their plans for skip day.
The Nishna Valley senior class spent last Saturday washing cars, washing venetian blinds, lifting cement bags, raking leaves, and cleaning many areas. They hauled 16 truckloads of trash to the dump and hope for a skip day while planning a bonafide car wash next Saturday and inviting more odd jobs.
Editorial urges graduates to consider college or trade school, weighing marriage jobs and advancement. It notes many lack desire or funds but emphasizes education as a stepping stone to success and leadership, urging exploration of scholarships and loans.
The Nishna Valley Senior Mathematics class, guided by Clifford Mercer, visited Emerson State Bank where Mr. Blazek explained bank organization, check travel, interest calculation, and opening accounts. He stressed paying bills on time to ensure future borrowing ease, and the class thanked him for his time.
Kathy Hall notes four students earned I and II ratings at the state finals of a speech contest last Friday and Saturday. Randall Eastwood won a first rating for prose, Lana Kay McKee earned two II ratings for dramatic declamation and poetry, Susan Steiner earned a II for prose, and Darrel Porter earned a II for humorous declamation with Mrs. Bertha Thorson.
Robert Edward Woodfill, born October 24, 1944 in Omaha, is Strahan, Nebraska, resident son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Woodfill. A Nishna Valley senior, he lists Ford cars, Sports Spectacular, Tuesday Weld and Johnny Carson among favorites. He takes five subjects this year, plans Iowa State University Ames to study mechanical engineering.
Mrs Vernon Miley Schmidt and guests visit Mr and Mrs Richard Christopher in Tambor with co host Paul Glyn. Glen Bolte and family attend a 41st anniversary at Marne. Henry Campton visited in Atlantic hospital. Hillsdale party marks Donald Reinbold birthday. John Gregory and family in Glenwood for weekend. Grandson Douglas Dale adopted by Sinner family in Witter, Colorado. Various local visits include Hooper, Tabor, Sidney and Hastings as towns noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haney hosted a birthday celebration for the hostess Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haney and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blackman, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kingery and Roy Britton. The evening featured visiting, gifts for the Haneys, and refreshments of ice cream, cake, and coffee.
The Hardy home hosted a cooperative Sunday dinner with guests including Galen King family from York Nebraska and others from Hastings Glenwood Shenandoah and West Plains. The event honored Mrs. Galen King on her birthday and featured local families, church activities, teaching contracts, and community notes.
The Extension Service offers a new Home Improvement booklet at $1.00 each covering remodeling and cabinet ideas. Mills County sheep producers promote a voluntary program to control sheep scabies, with dipping agents lindane or toxaphene. Iowa reported 126 cases last year and 30 so far this year. Contact the Extension Office for flock checks. Aqua ammonia is a new nitrogen fertilizer. all nitrogen sources yield similar per pound results if applied properly. When buying fertilizer, consider quality over price and always follow safety labels.
Future Feeders met at Gary Maher’s home for the March meeting with twelve members two readers and one guest present. The group approved paying the chile and oyster HOUp supper bill by check and contributed five dollars to 1 F.Y.E. The voting in the Better Grooming Contest selected Chris Pierce age 10 to 12 and Dwaine Swett age 13.
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