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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
1
A schedule of activities for Monday night April 27 lists events and times in a local venue. Details are partially legible with several items truncated. Participants and exact locations are not fully readable.
NV patrons form a PT A and plan for the May meeting. committees for by laws and nominating are named with several locals listed. A funnel cloud sighting prompts the adjournment as winds pick up.
Zeedaes uré Alvee plans to attend college and major in fashion design. She aims to balance academics with personal interests and community involvement while pursuing higher education opportunities.
The Future Nurses club hosted a tea in the home economics room with sponsor Mrs. Lemonds and school nurse. Speakers Miss Gowen Miss Stamp and Miss Hardman described nursing life and shared a winning theme. Questions followed and refreshments concluded the event.
After weeks of practice the marching bands from Hastings and Des Moines joined a long parade ending at the Capitol lawn. About 3,000 spectators gathered as majorettes performed between numbers while buses shuttled the groups from Des Moines to Atlantic for supper and back by 7:15. Despite fatigue the group agreed they looked sharper in the parade than in rehearsal.
Last Wednesday, April 22, the office practice girls and three Malvern girls took a Civil Service examination. They had previously taken a typing test and filled Form 57. The examiner conducted the clerk-typist test to assess abilities in that area.
Seventh graders write personified themes as objects. The top piece features Rufus FP a bloodsucking creature from a garbage pail tale about George the dog and Mr Watson. It describes feeding on blood and a factory job with occasional disease, ending with a warning as George nears death.
The Billedaie family held a gathering near Sandstead with a call for fellowship and cooperation led by LaVerne. Invitations encouraged communal support and shared work within the group.
Thursday gathering at the Abbey Patch meeting included Mrs. Roland Hher Mrs Opal Port and others. Willis family from Glenwood visited their grandmother Mrs Ben Jackson. Ben helped move his son Bill and wife into a new Glenwood home. Drayton Slaughter hosted a steak supper for Oscar Mintle and for Mr and Mrs Jack servgEs. Forrest Bloomer and Jack Shadden attended the Iowa Auctioneers Association state convention at Ft Des Moines Hotel returning Sunday.
Nishne Valley seniors outline futures with assignments to colleges such as Wheaton, Iowa State, Drake, and Maryville. trades and work options including Universal Trade and secretarial jobs. nursing, teaching, and music majors. National Guard and English literature. farm life, beauty and trade schools.
Poet's Corner and Writer's Nook in Mrs Thorson's literature room invite students to display poetry and prose. Linda Larsen gained recognition and a $25 prize in a World-Herald contest after debuting her story, highlighting the educational and entertaining aims of the two corners.
The Rural Improvement Civic plans its annual May breakfast on Wednesday May 6 at 9 am at Hillsdale Church with Mrs Fred Gradie and committee as hosts. Mrs Dwight Buffington leads a Mother's Day program. Community news notes visits, church events, and local social gatherings across Glenwood Randolph Malvern and Tabor with multiple families attending events and regional rain impacts mentioned.
East Liberty residents share back from visits and family news. Mr and Mrs W G Bhoble noted a call from their son Raymand in Colorado Springs California about southwest lava. Mr and Mrs W E Windle visited Silver City and joined in cake and cream with great grandson Gildy Page, who won one year old celebration.
Monday and weekend visitors and gatherings populate Glenwood area life with multiple family visits. Encounters include Mrs Homer Daniels in ienwood, Clarence Boles Jr family from Glenwood, Owen Adams and Carrie McClure from Villisea, Percy Rist from Glenwood, the Suhr family from Council Bluffs, and many others. Attendees at Glenwood grade school open house and Madrigal participation are noted along with a Pleasant surprise birthday for Mrs Levon Rohrberg. The piece ends with visits from Diag nos and Pensacola connections, tying together local kinship and social events.
A collection of social visits and omissions from Malvern and nearby areas. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bulie, Mrs. Norman Sinner, the Han dens in Omaha, and numerous relatives paying calls. Nursing updates mention David Mickelson in Red Oak hospital. East Liberty services held weekly, and residents express gratitude for recent rains.
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