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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
6
NV plans a Farragut contest trip with mixed chorus and band, plus a music and track program. The calendar notes April events, daylight saving changes, and a Tabor College visit by six drama students who performed poems and stories for the students.
Future Teachers Association chose officers for the coming year at the April 7 meeting. Virginia Angus was elected president, Marilyn Wax vice president, Cathy Cozad secretary treasurer, and Janet Goodwin historian. Installation is planned for May 9 at an evening session.
Joan Lindburg reports NV home eco II students hosted an elegant dinner for 73 guests including teachers, board members, and their spouses in the state system. The event highlighted school dining and civic participation with formal service and organized seating.
NV juniors prepare for the Junior-Senior banquet and Prom on April 30. Planning is extensive with many tasks, tensions rise over changes and disappointments, yet organizers anticipate the greatest prom yet with few major difficulties.
Faculty members from all centers of Nishna Valley Community School met in the high school cafeteria on April 12 to elect officers for the local ISEA group. Glen Adkins was elected president, Helda Doubleday vice president, and Suncva Simpson secretary treasurer as each school forms its own local organization.
Emerson Community Club and the American Legion of Emerson sponsor a soil conservation program at Nishna Valley. Beginning April 15 more than 1,000 trees including pine and honeysuckle will be planted around the new school building as efforts progress.
NW High releases honor roll lists with 14 freshmen on the top list and 7 additional honorable mentions. Principal Keith Wart notes B or better in four core subjects for distinction and three Bs with no grade below C for honorable mention among seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen names.
Hastings readers report a lively week with oyster and chili supper at Hastings OOP hall drawing attendees from Emer son Glenwood Malvern Council Bluffs Paville Junction Red Oale and Hastings. WSCS dinner for Mills County Education Association served 76 guests netting about 100 dollars. Local visits include Vic Cromagall from Omaha and relatives from San Bernardino Red Oak Nishnit Malvern and Glenwood. Cemetery Association met April 12 with plans for summer sexton Mike Wayutire. Next meeting set at Grace Tathaw’s home. family and social visits noted across multiple local households.
Edward Dern Fender of Hastings is appointed Triple E Feeds Area Sales Manager for Milla county by J. K. Lepley. He will oversee sales operations, attend the Nutritional School in Des Moines, and receive training in formulating and servicing the company product line.
Hastings new boy scout troop begins with eleven boys under leadership of Jack Laurent. Rich Vance and Charley are among early supporters as the group plans a fundraising feed in early shimmer to help send boys to camp. The troop meets Tuesday evening at Presday.
Ma and Mrs Arnold Courtier and son of Iowa City spent the weekend in Rollie Good's home. Funeral services for Men Gawl in Minersen were Tuesday. Mrs Charles Resh and Artwsela of Malver were Monday supper guests in Herb Stugaditt’s home. WSCS will meet Thursday evening April 21 at 7 20 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Churley Hail.
Funeral services for Mildred Martin were held Thursday April 14 at 2 p.m. at the Tastings Methodist church with Reverend Lipincott officiating. Casket bearers included Jack Sargent Joe Robbins Horace Richardson William Harell Lorance Lisle and Richard Vance. ushers were Charles Carson and Charley Tall. Music was provided by Mrs.
Mildred Berry Martin, born November 10 1881 in Winchester HL and died April 11 1966 at Highland Acres Rest Home Red Oak aged 84 years five months and one day, was a Hastings piano teacher and civic leader. She studied in St Louis and taught around Winchester, married Fred J. Martin in 1906, lived in Hastings, active in Methodist church WSCS and Federated Women’s Club, loved nature, taught piano to many in Hastings area until age 78, survived by son Lawrence and several grandchildren and relatives. interment Hastings cemetery, Mansfield Funeral Home in charge.
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