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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
2
N V seniors Kyle Twaddle of Emerson and Joyce Peterson of Hastings are profiled. Kyle, 5 ft 11 in, plays football and engages in English and government studies while pursuing commercial art. Joyce, 5 ft 7 in, brown hair and eyes, participates in multiple music and leadership activities and starts a legal secretarial course in Omaha in June.
Douglas Keith Parker, son of Mrs. Darlene Parker of Council Bluffs, is this week’s senior. He transferred from T. J. in Council Bluffs to Hastings for a smaller, friendlier school. At 18, he stands 6 ft 14% in with black hair and brown eyes. He majors in English literature, auto mechanics, government, senior problems and arts, and participates in wrestling, baseball, music, and the senior play. His favorites include fried chicken, the 65 Stingray, The Great Escape, Natalie Wood, Burt Lancaster, and To Kill a Mockingbird. His pet peeve is nosy newspaper reporters. He gardens, plays guitar, and aims to attend agricultural college.
Vocal music students prepared for a large group concert on April 22 at NY school. The high school mixed chorus and girls glee club performed ahead of the larger group contest to be held in Sidney on April 30 and May 1. Junior high girls glee club and mixed chorus also sang under Mrs. Stephanie Meyer.
Linda Larsen reports the Future Teachers of America club at NYI has been active. Profits from Fun Night funded six new library books at about $21, chosen from librarian Mrs. Simpson's list. April featured Teaching as a Career Month with guest speaker Mrs. Jennie Haroff. Members observed junior high classes and three girls tutored one class daily. An area FTA meeting was attended at Northwest Missouri State College in Maryville. April elected officers Kathy Herbert president, Virginia Angus vice president, Gloria Fort secretary treasurer, and Charlotte Carlson historian librarian.
Emerson family and Potter family guests at Han dolph and Town City homes over Easter weekend. Truw and Lang families visited Paul Jones and Treynor respectively. Mrs H W Shoap III taken to Red Oak hospital after a two vehicle crash near the cemetery. she suffered a broken wrist.
Strahan Methodist Church under Pastor John Lippincott held a divine worship service at 9:30 a.m. with a sermon on the Lord's Prayer. A bridal shower for Donna Van Norman drew about 40 women Monday afternoon, with Virginia Angus and Genene Maher registering guests. gifts included a handmade item. Guests from Glenwood, Percival, Malvern, and other nearby areas attended, and a family gathering followed an Easter Sunday dinner at Mrs. Karl’s home.
Wesley News reports Rey Petersen and family from Omaha visited Mr and Mrs Jay Winslow over the weekend. Susie Bruce was discharged from hospital and staying with her grandparents while Donnie Parker remains hospitalized in Red Oak. Gary Turner and children from Co Bludls visited the Ned Turners. Mark and Kirk Plinth recently recovered from mumps and are now treated for measles.
Strahan Garden Club held its April meeting at the Strahan Methodist Church on April 14. Mrs Charmion Stewart of Council Bluffs presented two cancer films, with Dr Sintard of Glenwood elaborating and answering questions. The event supported the Cancer drive in Deer Creek Township, hosted by Mrs Frank Stevens Sr and Mrs Dale Meyer with refreshments served.
Mr and Mrs Clinturn Parker joined the Pil lings and the Petersons for Easter dinner. Mrs Minnie Harris returned from Wichita to Macedonia and visited her daughter Narold Wilson and family. Families visited relatives in Silver City Muster and Lincoln. Orville Pager had double hernia surgery at Omaha VA hospital. Woody Meyer underwent further thumb work at the VA. Milton Latenhaw of Malvern attended Easter dinner with the Marion Wilsons.
The WSCS met April 14 at the church with Pauline Coolwan presenting It is my Son. Evelyn Wilson led business and reports for the second quarter were sent to district chairman. Members invited guests and planned a May 6 meeting with a breakfast at 9 a.m. Hospital treatment followed a thumb injury to Marion Plumb.
The Malvern Leader reports Easter at the local church with lilies and local floral arrangements. Rev. and Mrs. Rowe hosted guests including daughters and families for Easter dinner. Marie Robbins and family, plus visits from Camdenton Missouri, Omaha and Madison Wisconsin residents, are noted among the weekend activities.
Four Glenwood students will become freshmen at Iowa State University next fall. John E. Bueh home economics James D. Budd engineering Gary L. Roenfeld electrical engineering and Bruce L. Strom mathematics were awarded scholarships among 446 incoming freshmen. Scholarships range from 100 to 345 dollars based on high school records ACT scores and need.
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