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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
7
Nishna Valley Homemaking students will model wool lined garments on February 19 at 2 30 p.m. Freshmen will display blouses while third year students present shifts a matching dress and coat and a floor length prom dress.
A Holland student tour of the Holland chapter of Nishna Valley and a Red Oak exchange student Ria Mark gave an engaging talk about life in Holland. The FTA meeting appointed committees for the booth at a fun night, invited the Red Oak chapter to attend next month, and planned a movie and social period.
Thursday Feb 13 bus drivers meet Shenandoah High School auditorium. Friday Feb 14 Girls Sectional Tournaments begin. Monday Feb 17 boys vs Carson Macedonia Treynor Sectional. Tuesday Feb 18 girls host Nishna Valley Sectional. Wednesday Feb 19 Home Ec girls fashion show at 2 30 pm.
Girls in Secretarial Practice receive real world office experience working for Mr. Gary Greenwood, Guidance Counselor. They serve as receptionists, typists, and file clerks, gaining a first day steadiness as they adapt to actual office tasks beyond textbooks.
Printing notice directs readers to contact the Aalvern Leader for all kinds of printing services. It emphasizes available options and urges inquiries for work.
Karen Rieken, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Rieken of Henderson, is this week’s Nishna Valley Senior of the Week. The blond student, 5 ft 3 in, loves Ford cars, potatoes, and dreams. She lists Paul Newman and Lee Remick as favorites, enjoys glee club and band, and will study secretarial work at A I B training after serving as Rep Bill Scherle’s aide in Des Moines re reapportionment talks.
Walter Russell, a 17 year old senior, is featured as the week’s Senior of the Week at Nishna Valley High School. The profile highlights his tall red hair blue eyes love of potato chips and dream car the Corvair it notes his affection for shows and TV and his active involvement in marching band concert band and mixed chorus. It ends with a teaser of more bio details to follow.
Second year Homemaking students studied meat origins and cuts with Art Hagadorn at Omerson Lotker. He butchered a steer, demonstrated carcass division, and discussed aging and organ meats. The class later served meals using moist heat cookery and frozen items from a unit on preservation with invited teachers and plans for a future dry heat session.
Nishna Valley junior officers held a Feb. 10 meeting in Mrs Thoreon's room to plan a Fun Night Program for March 6. They discussed admission price and ticket handling, split into groups led by Craig Palmer and Richard Russell, with Linda Larson and Janet Haseau in another group. Two shows will run 15 minutes each, each group responsible for its act.
Wide ranging local notices describe family gatherings in Omaha and Glenwood, birthdays for Mrs. Bill Davis and Stanley Davis, health updates on Roy Herrick, 4-H Leaders training in Hillsdale, news of Frances Roberts’s stroke, travel to St. Louis for Vern Miller and L. L. Sutton, house preparations near Hamburg, and club activities. A quiz winner, Mrs. Ernest Alberts, earned ten dollars on KIAB by answering “Don’t shoot until you see the whites of their eyes.”
A brief senior tribute mentions Walter as a member of the 1963 football squad. He is praised for tackling advanced math chemistry American government American literature Spanish ITI and senior problems. The note wishes him the best in the future.
Mr Vernon and Mrs Opal Irwin flew to Anderson California to meet their month old grandson Robert Dale. Harold Sinner and Joyce visited Loup City with his mother and daughter, while thirty relatives celebrated Helmer Sinner’s birthday in Cheyenne. Lavina Alberts wed Roger Johnson at Malvern Methodist Church with many Alberts family members attending. Local guests included Dale Bell Austin Baas and Alberta Johnson wedding attendees from Mt. Vernon. Floyd Parker returned from an Edmundson Hospital stay after an eye injury. Otha Dickersbach and family dined at the Legion Club, birthday celebration. Don Fieselman visited from Lincoln. Lewis Rannerton attended Alberta Johnson wedding. Dwight Myers family visited Glenwood. others gathered in Omaha and Glanwood for weekend events.
Mr and Mrs Louis Bass of Glenwood celebrated a 59th wedding anniversary on Saturday while Mr Bass marked his 81st birthday. A no host dinner in Glenwood followed by an afternoon visit at their home included numerous Bass family members and friends from Red Oak Strahan Emerson and nearby areas. Additional visits and social gatherings involved Cletis Haynie Maude Bateman Grace Beverly Fay Morrical Sam Schmidt and other local residents.
Mr and Mrs Guy Haynie spent Sunday with Lloyd Haynie and family near Council Bluffs. Wayne Blackman and Diane were in Omaha Friday. Visitors to Dale Bell included Emma Bell Dwight Bell Jackie Jimmie and Charles Cheney and families. Clarence Myers and Forrest Stephens households hosted visits. Des Moines attendees Renee and Richelle and Alton Alberts joined Ern est Alberts. Roberta Schroeder visited from Omaha and attended the Alberts Johnson wedding. Measurable February moisture and mild temps noted. Hayate and Plattsmouth trips listed. Jim Kingery visited Tom Kingery in Papillion.
Mr and Mrs Tom Kingery and Mr and Mrs Jack Hunter with Jackie and Jimmy were Friday evening guests of Dale Bell. Mrs Everett Blackman with several Hillsdale residents were Omaha visitors on Wednesday. Printing call to The Malver t Leader for all kinds.
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