22 Feb 1962
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1962
Page
1
News item notes offline cards and study materials arriving for Nishna Valley Community High School. Prepared by students, the item outlines school press coverage and mentions Nishna Valley context.
Fragmented OCR text mentions hiring students for work at events and raises questions about staffing. It references Christinia Anghe an incident with a window and a confusing missive about a March date and “hard-working” students. The passage is garbled with errors and incomplete names and places.
Fragmentary text lists names and roles among seniors with scattered words like port council fees and various individuals. The readable portions provide few clear events or outcomes, making a concise record difficult.
Jean, active in basketball and track, aims for an Omaha office job after graduation. Her mother is mentioned, and she lists Connie Stevens and John Warne as favorites along with burgers and mustard. The message closes with well wishes for success.
The Presbyterian Church reports pastor and Sunday School details with a Goodwill Club gathering hosted at homes. nine members attended and assignments noted. Nearby social events include a John Henry Johnson Brothers Mill dinner in Shenandoah, visits by residents to relatives, a bridal shower in Macedonia, and a hospital visit for Harry Hellenbarger.
In a broadcast listening exercise Ms Hall’s economics class, taught by Orel Gillen, evaluated radio ad reasons for buying a sponsored product. Students listed why listeners should purchase the advertised item and judged if the reasons were substantial enough to influence purchase. The activity aided understanding of consumer motivations.
Hastings Federated Women's club gathers March 2 at Hastings Methodist Church. Mrs Ethel Parker reviews The Black Swan. Guests welcome. Local social notes record mothers at Valentine parties and visits among residents including the Swanson and Courtier families.
Sgt. and Mrs. Jack wa of Grand Forks hosted Monday evening at Roy Crawford’s home. Mrs. Dave Brown had returned to work at Continent Eggplant in Malvern. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edmonds of Grand Forks joined Monday evening dinners at Herb Stogdill’s home.
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