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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1957
Page
5
Malvern students prepare for a co sponsored Sweetheart hop by the FFA and FHA chapters. The event plans include questions about sweethearts and pairs, with a community bets and local seating and refreshments. Activities feature homey games and social prompts to encourage pairing among attendees.
Readable segments describe a senior prom at MHS filled with dancing, music, and themed decor. Distant references hint at student outfits and venue vibe, while overall tone emphasizes celebration and school spirit.
A garbled transcript shows MHS Student Council debate over school dress. Despite misread lines, the discussion hints at policy considerations and student input, with mentions of attire, standards, and school culture shaping the conversation.
Malvern High students start a golf course study program in June. Led by Billy and five other pupils, the class moves from theory to practice, first in the gym with plastic balls and then with actual clubs as weeks pass and interest grows.
A feature on Jerry Kay Trivedy born October 27 at Oaky hospital who attended Wohbie Cloud and other country schools before joining Maberg. The interview covers her daily routine, grades, interests, future plans, and school activities with quotes and personal reflections.
Local notes report Ginnitti and Anderson elected to lead the FHA for the 1957 58 term. The Malvern school and surrounding community are referenced as part of the event with mentions of public excitement and involvement from area groups.
Weather improving leads to planned golf class sessions on the gulf course. The notes indicate the course targets pupils not in regular athletic programs and reference typographical OCR errors in the text.
A Wednesday collision two miles east of Htenwood near the county road injured Elizabeth Cadles of Malvern and Paul Hopp of Glenwood. Cars damaged, Hopps car sustained major damage and about 150 dollars damage to the other vehicle. Sheriff’s report notes substantial damage and that Cadles and Hopp were the drivers involved.
Bess Ellis profiles Malvern High School teacher Mansur a longtime educator in American Problems Physiology English psychology and girls basketball coach. A Quiaha native he studied at Tech High School and the University of Quiaha earning a degree in speech. Now in his sixth year at Malvern he previously taught in Haundalph Iowa Randulph Glenwood and is married with one child. He enjoys television and family time and aims to advance student growth through psychology and related studies.
Ira Turner was reelected to the board of directors of Producers Livestock Marketing Association at its annual meeting in Omaha. He has served six two year terms and begins his 11th year. The women's meeting at the Paxton hotel drew 851 attendees with Mrs Charles Suewell of Indiana as speaker. The association banquet at Hotel Fontanelle drew 1,050 members, hosted by Mr and Mrs Turner who spent the weekend at the events.
Mills county Farm Bureau National Policy committee met in Red Oak on February 5 to learn resolutions for 1957 national laws. Members listed include McGrew Emerson Ewart Mass Costello McManigal Walker Lew and urged farmers to send policy suggestions to the Farm Bureau office. Card of Thanks from Ross Atkinsua expresses gratitude for hospital kindness.
District Court Clerk L L Donner issued four marriage licenses last week. Herman Kierseh 23 Silver City and Carol Crouch 20 Glenwood. Jack Dorman 20 and Leahree Dailey 18 both of Omaha. Clifford Morgan legal and Eva Cripe legal both of Glenwood. Roy Mansfield 30 Malvern and Bonne Kruse 24 Silver City. Also five Mills County residents registered Tek cars with treasurer I M Robinson noting Horace Greenwood Ponting barrell Dean George Farbert KE Sluntsman Ford Donald Dietepler Mincoin registered a Desote and Wirval W Curtis Hastings a Dodge.
The Go-Getters celebrated a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Menest Stille and family with a 4-1 victory at Foxworthy Shoo House, plus a pot luck supper attended by fifteen 4-H families and several neighbors including Elmo and Mrs. Davis Floyd Anderson and family Allan Trussel and family Bill Hasselquist Ver Royston and Harold McCain families.
Stella Goldsberry of Malvern recently completed a six weeks parts supply course at the Engineer School Fort Belvoir Va Speciallat 3/¢ Goldsberry trained in storage identification and receipt of engine parts for all types of equipment. The 195% Malvern High graduate entered the Army in March 1933 and completed training at Fort Leonard Wood.
Mills county Farm Bureau county legislative committee and the Sail Conservation District Commissioners met Feb. 7 at the SCS office in Malvern to receive information on water rights and drainage laws. A study committee has been studying these items for two years. The committees proposed two more years of study and distributing information to farmers six months before the next General Assembly convenes.
Minutes note a February 5 1957 called meeting with President Wortman and directors Meckwith Kertz Houser and Stevens present. Motion to revise and submit Official Operating Policies to a future meeting was adopted unanimously. Secretary Woodford R Byington recorded adjournment at 1 20 A M February gin. Henderson Cagers sweep Treynor in non conference play Jim Witchester leads winners with 29 13 at halftime.
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