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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
6
From Silver City area Mary Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Bond aged 18 July 23. She studies world literature American problems typing II and office practice plus music appreciation. active in Rainbow Girls FHA pep club and fire squad. Mary dislikes trips between buildings and looks forward to the future.
Barbara Brammer of Malvern, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brammer, tops her class as a candidate for the wildest giggle in school award. active in music, band, chorus, pep club and church singing, she works at Nishna Cottage nursing home and plans to study at State College of Iowa Cedar Falls to become a music teacher.
Barh voices irritation at girls who pretend to like a guy for a dance and criticizes pessimism about the boys’ athletic program. She attends nearly every ball game and praises MCTIS’s close-knit size. The senior of 1966 extends best wishes for college and future dating.
The worst is over for now but Mrs. Luppincott’s hospitalization delays averaging French grades, preventing publication of the honor roll. Some students near the 90 average must wait to see if they made it. The music class expands to cover more theory and fine arts credit. MCHS desks prepare for district speech contest with ten girls rehearsing. Cathy Burgoin and Linda McMillen, state winners, return as entrants.
Hastings Methodist Church announces Henry Brown, layman, to supply. Dorothy Largent leads Bible study. Morning worship at 9 a m with a baptism for 8? 8. Sunday School follows at 10 a m. Local correspondent note by Mrs Herb Stogdill.
The W Worseshoe Saddle Club, TInt., elected officers at their January 26 meeting in the Wastings Community building. President Kenneth Ly Stanley Brom Vroda, Marie Mers Hountren, directors Joe Parker Wayne Crawford Leonard Hardy and Chair Carroll Jolson set plans for the fourth annual Little Belleherder fundraiser. Community updates include hospitalizations, visitors, and local travel notes.
Vernon Ashman Matthews 89 a descendant of Tabor founding families died. Funeral held Friday at Crawford-Kveves with Reverend Eewin C. Mefneker officiating. Interment in Tahor cemetery. Mr Matthews born in Tabor Nov 20 1876 married May 2 1906. Survived by wife Mattie Wilson four daughters and sons and many grandchildren.
SAN ANTONIO Texas Airman Donald I. Aistrone son of Mr and Mrs Donald L Aistrone of Malvern has been assigned to Wright Patterson AFB Ohio after completing Air Force basic training He will train on the job as a communications specialist with the Air Force Communications Service A 1961 graduate of Oscoda Michigan Area high school he has an AB degree from Creighton University Omaha
Services for Paul Pierce who died from burns suffered in a house fire were held at Crawford-Reeves funeral home. Interment followed in Thurman. Pierce, born November 4 1901 in Thurman, died January 26 1966 in Omaha at age 64?
Fragmentary text records a Riverton figure named Hawes Tegel or Kantw with mercs and nephews and a feast of friends. Mentions family bonds and a life spent with relatives and companions in a local community setting.
An Iowa State University animal science specialist from Iowa State University, Anis, is scheduled for a three day beef and swine short course in Sidney. Experts Melhthyya Whiteker and Hammett Stesermer will assist, with Nelson Gay and William Arnley as extension agents. The course runs Feb 18, 25 and March 4 starting at 8 00 am with a $2 registration fee covering materials. Topics include nutrient sources requirements and feeding rates for beef and swine balanced rations and food intake. Registration is via the extension office or township representatives Jim Hunter Benton A D Coy Fisher Kay Kilpatrick Green slarald Lauman Locust Grove Robert Zach Madison Jim Nebel Monroe W T Lorimore Prairie David Aistrope Riverside Harold Dahlgran Riverton EH Lemrick Scott Carl McAlexander Sidney John Gee Walnut Harold Mitchell Washington Mrs Carl Taylor and Mrs Lyle Taylor of Sidney attended a luncheon Friday.
The Mills County 4-H Club held its January meeting at the Congregational Church in Tabor. Dads were honored during the annual chili oyster supper, with prizes awarded to 4-H members for outstanding work.
After supper the meeting proceeded under Vice President David Morrie. Minutes from the previous evening were read and approved. A historian election was held with nominees Steve Morrical, Roger Wrant, and Ernest Bloom er Breve. The group planned the schedule for Wigelings and adjourned after a brief business segment. A movie was shown afterwards by assistant teaser Bargarond Morrie. The next dusk meeting is set for Monday with participants Meh Tat Tao pom Cary Moure.
Local notes report family visits including Mr Vernon and Mrs Mamta Bell in Taloras, and the Forrest Stephens and Haney families visiting Prenee Myers. Rob Jones tends a nest, Lea Bell moved to intensive care, and temperatures swing from subzero to mild as January ends, with frost, snow flurries, and thawing pipes noted. Local obituary mention concludes the tidings.
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