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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
4
A fragile OCR fragment describes an autograph session for items titled The Blackhawk, with dedication to Mr. Leais Gien and Chie Adkins. Mentions MV, autographs, and an upcoming event, thanking supporters who helped produce The Blackhawk.
Amid quiet passages at NV a familiar retiree face appears to a relieved observer. Barb has missed six weeks of school due to illness. The Hawk praises Mrs Lemonds and F N A for backing a quality weeks event, while dance plans are mentioned with mixed notes of reflection.
The article notes 29 weeks of school safely behind us and looks forward to upcoming events. It emphasizes a packed agenda and continued progress as the term concludes.
The note highlights several upcoming happenings that will accelerate the final stretch, suggesting a busy period ahead with multiple dates and activities to watch for. It emphasizes momentum and time passing rapidly as these events approach.
Junior High track teams coached by Jim Agnew opened practice, with both boys and girls squads aiming for a strong sprint lineup. He notes depth will challenge the program while hoping for standout performers to emerge, as the first meets approach on April 17 at the Blackhawkette Relays and April 26 in a triangle meet.
Friday April 7 features Bankeys Scenes Fair State Music Contest Tinda Relays 3 15 p m Hawkeye Science Fair and a convention at Atlantic April 11 Mustang Relays Shenandoah at 4 p m April 13 Band Festival at Far Fagut 2 p m 4 H meeting 3 p m April 14 Athletic Banquet April 15 Council Bluffs Relays 3 a m
Mrs Viner and family travel back from Florida to Illinois visiting relatives in Villa Grove Leon and nearby towns. She spoke at Federated club meetings in Stanton Mapleton Lewis Elk Horn and in Los Angeles where she will visit relatives before a Pomona trip.
Congressman Wm. J. Scherle spent a busy weekend in Iowa with family. Friday night he attended a reception in Atlantic for Sen. Jack Miller. Saturday he attended a hospital ground breaking ceremony in Atlantic. Sunday he met groups in Glenwood and Malvern and joined a BPW dinner in Malvern. He also visited his brother in Council Bluffs before returning home. He went back to Washington, D. C. Monday afternoon.
The article records attendance at the 411 girls and boys jamboree in Malvern Saturday night. It lists several local residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Brown at Nebraska City, Mack Barnhouse now of Missouri, Mrs. Norbert Stephens and Mrs. Merrill Crouse of Haustings in Shenandoah, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allensworth in Omaha, Arthur Allensworth and Mrs. Norman Winchester with Ferri of Carroll in Omaha, and the Leth family hosting meals. The Winchesters stayed overnight with the Arthur Altensworths.
Firemen were summoned Thursday afternoon to a blaze along the railroad tracks near Newt Wrights south of town. Tuesday included a grass fire at Earl McGees. Sunday evening visitors joined Asa McVay and Tom Gage homes, while out of town guests visited the Gage family last week. Attendees included Mrs Bernard Mabbitt Has tings and John Gage Jr family Emerson, Mrs May Simmons Everett Edith Silver City, and Dr W L Wasderlinden family, plus T C Shook helping in the Home Cafe. Funeral services for Linda Watkins in Modale were attended, Juli Ann was baptized, and the Rickers hosted visitors from Omaha. Weekend callers included Arnold Williams and family near Imogene, with Sunday dinner guests of Byron Tyes at Griswold.
The Fawn Creek Cemetery association met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Fritcher Tuesday night. Social visits followed including Saddle club attendance at a Ray Carri event and a birthday dinner at Shady Lawn Oakland for Mrs Harovers. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Hatswell of Red Oak and several local residents.
The Malvern Leader notes a council meeting where engineers Kirkham Michael & Associates of Omaha were approved to prepare a preliminary survey for Malvern water and sewer needs. The total cost for reports was capped at 3500 dollars. Council adjourned after the vote, with Woodford R.B. Byington as town clerk.
Malvern Iowa town council met by call from the mayor with Mayor Turner and councilmen Aistrope Ellison and Kapp present. Absent were Mansfield and Hardy. They met with the school board and engineers Kirkbane Michael and Associates to discuss water and sewer needs for the new high school building.
An inquiry asks readers to report a matter to the paper. The notice mentions 4.5 savings bonds and a contact phone number 8532. It reads as a brief public notice urging involvement and reporting. The fragment emphasizes preserving financial security through savings bonds and prompts reader action.
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