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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
9
The Malvern FFA chapter germinates crop seeds as a community service with no charge. Tests are not valid for seed sale. Farmers interested in seed tests should contact any Malvern FFA member or advisor Paul Hopp.
Next Monday, April 19, twelve girls audition for three elective cheer leader positions and an alternate. They will try out before a joint meeting of the student council and class officers, who will vote to select one four year leader and two or three cheerleaders plus an alternate for one year.
The MCHS band wore new uniforms for the first time but drew few spectators as they did not perform. Delmar photographer spent the morning shooting about 30 pictures for the annual '65 Oriole. Students were called from class to pose, though outdoor shots drew some grumbling. Sharon Turner and Shirley Malcom co editors, and Mrs Ruth
Connie Rumery, 17, of a Hastings area farm family, is named MCHS senior of the week. She takes Art 0 English 12 American problems and geometry with FHA as her activity. Her favorites include blue and red, pizza and steak, Shin Dig, and the book To Kill a Mockingbird. She dislikes the crowded facilities and gym walks between classes and looks to possibly move to Omaha for work after graduation.
Shirley ends her MCHS career after contributing to mixed chorus majorette duties band co editor pep club FHA and Student Council She plans to attend Commercial Extension in Omaha starting June 7 Enrollments set with best wishes from MCHS and its students
Malvern Community School students will enjoy a one day vacation this week on Good Friday reducing classroom time for the week.
Card of thanks from Henderson thanks prayers and several local names for hospital and home support. Community notes include Cubs Sox exhibition in Omaha, Mothers club gathering with entertainment, anniversaries, district meetings at Broadway Methodist in Council Bluffs, veterinary and veterinary wives luncheon in Omaha, Federated club in Pacific Junction, and various local visits and Club meetings across Emerson and Omaha areas.
Mr and Mrs Darrell Achenbaugh honored at Saddle Club pot luck hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Smith and Michelle near Maneedonian. Guests included Curry and Denny Achenbaugh Sylvia Achenbaugh Henderson Keith Callahan Marlin Fenn Marjean Putnam Nancy and David Putnam Ray Carr Shirley Robin Don Smith Macedon ia Art Fritcher Henderson. Silver and white decor featured a four tier anniversary cake baked by Harold McClain Carson. A maple shadow box and flowers were presented.
Diane Marie Bowen daughter of Mrs Grace Bowen of Henderson was initiated into the Beta Kappa chapter of Delta Zeta at Iowa State University Ames. The ceremony occurred April 11 at the chapter house. Bowen a freshman Elementary Education major at the University. Mr and Mrs Stan Johnston of Trimble Mo visited the Claude Holts Friday night. Johnston left Sunday afternoon. Mrs Johnston will stay several days. Mrs Juanita Molendy of Council Bluffs visited with Mrs R L South from Saturday evening to Tuesday. Mrs Sylvia Ackenbaugh was a supper guest of the Marvin Warrens Emerson Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bart Boilean visited Shenandoah April 4 for Mr Boileans birthday and visited Mrs Boilean s aunt Mrs Lizzie Andrey who is 90 years old. Mr and Mrs Leo Boileau Dennis and David were Sunday evening guests of the Earl Boileaus for birthday cake and ice cream. Mr and Mrs Harold Tait and Gail of Clarinda were Sunday supper guests of the Darrell Ackenbaughs. Mr and Mrs Keith Allensworth of Omaha visited the Earl Allensworths and Mrs Sharon Henderson and family Sunday afternoon. Elwyn Galloway visited Mr and Mrs Appley in College Springs Sunday afternoon.
New officers were elected at the community club meeting held Thursday night. Clarence Aughe was named president, Delain Slump served as vice president, Barbara Douglas as secretary, and Darlene Bolton as treasurer. It was voted to continue the community club.
Funeral services for Arley Joy Harbor known as Tot, 80, were held at the Henderson Methodist church with Rev. Clement Rowe and Rev. Robert Jones officiating. Harbor, a longtime resident and prominent grain, feed, and coal businessman, died April 9. Interment followed at Barn Creek cemetery. he is survived by his widow Sarah Ann Morris Harbor, two daughters in California, a son in Henderson, four grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
Malvern Leader reports residents visiting Lincoln for Swin show and Easter travel plans. Local events include hospital stays for Mrs. Junie Rutledge, Marion Bowers hip pinning, and multiple social visits among families in Malvern Emerson Macedonia and surrounding areas. Names such as Pollite Allensworth Raney Aukland Scherle and Roeder appear with several hospital and school notes included.
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