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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
4
The Nishna Valley Community School District won a 31,297.68 grant under ESEA to extend the school year starting June 6 for six weeks. Enrollment is limited to 146 K-12 pupils. instruction will use part of current faculty with aides and consultants. Transportation and materials provided, hot lunch excluded.
Members of the Future Teachers club met in the math room for their February meeting last Monday. All members attended as they discussed Fir Night on March 17 and the wages and duties of elementary and high school counselors. Mr Burk spoke on teaching in general and the rewards and work required to be a good teacher.
Last Thursday afternoon the athletic mothers group met at NV high school to organize the annual banquet and elect new officers. Mrs. Allen Palmer was chosen president, Mrs. Kenneth Grindie was elected vice president, and Mrs.
Kathleen Lois Herbert daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Herbert of Emerson is this week's honored senior. Her subjects include American government senior problems English literature art and bookkeeping. Kathy is active in glee club librarian and president of the Future Teachers Club.
The article declares Dixie Hall, described as pretty with blond hair and brown eyes, chosen as the UN senior girl of the week. No further details on event date or organization are provided.
By Bill Doubleday two Air Force recruiters visited Nishna Valley last Wednesday. They conducted voluntary two hour tests for senior boys, focusing on science and math to gauge aptitude and interests and perhaps spark Air Force recruitment interest.
NV Declam runoff held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the high school cafetorium. Contestants included Oratorial Declamation Chris Pierce Scott Sayers Marilyn Wax and others across storytelling, dramatic declamation, extemporaneous speaking, interpretive prose and poetry.
Emerson Don Stroud and John Clark of Jouding Ida were weekend guests at the M. D. Lung home. Clarence Magnosous of Red Oak were Sunday dinner guests in the Johnson home. Mrs Mazel Johnson of Atlantis visited here last week with her sisters Mrs Clyde Cartagey and Mrs J A Jenkins. The Cartageys and Mrs Johnson were supper guests in the Jenkins home Thursday. Kenneth Coy, a former Emerson resident, injured an eye and had surgery at Clarkson hospital. Alfred Griffins and C Bullingtons were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Bertha Kellernbaiser. David Laughlin and David Owens, a schoolmate at St Benedict's College, Atchison Kans, spent Friday and Saturday in the Matt Laughlin home. Dr and Mrs C J Blank went to Des Moines Saturday to fetch Mrs Charles Gault. The Jerome Nauman family spent the weekend with Mrs Nauman's parents in Missouri. Mrs Lucile Edie hosted Sunday dinner for Earl Wing ers of Council Bluffs and Mrs Heberdie. Mrs Norval Lowe had surgery at the Edmundson hospital last week. The Womans Club meets next Tuesday at the Baptist church. Charles Graham of Santa Monica Calif and Mrs Marjorie Graham of Willise were Sunday visitors in the Vernon Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson of Papillion Neb visited Thursday in Vernon Johnson’s home. Arthur Johnson and Mrs Nora Carpenter RN at Doctors Hospital Oma h a Neb were married Wednesday Feb 16. Immediate relatives were present.
Emerson Cub Scout Pack No. 79 held its Blue and Gold Banquet Saturday at Strahan. Ernie Spiker introduced LeRoy Johnson as toastmaster and LaVern Carson as institutional representative. Gold Arrows were awarded to Greg and Scott Hillyer, Bear Badges to Stanley Vanes Mike Dixion, and Gold and Silver Arrows and Den Mother Ping honors were presented to Shiren Mitchell Shelma Mastwood Connie Spiker and Helton Gipe. Guest speaker Gray Sterling, author of Tooth of Time, has volunteered as Scout worker since 1944.
A small gathering noted as an honor event for the souple, with attendees proceeding to reside in Mapily Hat after the ceremony. The fragment provides little context or names, but indicates a ceremonial coffee moment and a housing outcome in Mapily Hat.
Mrs. L. E. Brammeier wins Oaks News honors at Oaks Community Church. Lesior Marsden leads Sunday School with 62 attendees. offerings noted. Numerous local residents listed for visits, moves, and family events amid a busy week including Homecoming at Tabor College.
Mr and Mrs Dean Warren and Jane hosted Friday supper at the Branneier home with several guests from Omaha and Quad Oaks. Oaks Mission Circle met at Lire church with Mrs Jerry Byers presiding, discussed April guest, read a lesson on Love, and refreshments served to twelve ladies and a child.
East Liberty residents report a week of visits and dinners with neighbors. Notables include Mrs Josie Stotts dining with Ma Phoebe Goodell and Wednesday callers such as Claude Stephens and the Stephens family at various Glenwood and Henderson area homes.
Local residents attended a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Myed Newell hosted by Louis Leu Alva Henderson Ale and Mrs Laomud Parker. Families visited Omaha, dined with Miller Williams group, and a 10th birthday was celebrated for Shirley’s son. Services canceled due to cold. notes mention pastor Levy Pullian and hospital patient Norval Lowe recovering after back surgery.
E Liberty WSCS and Church Board met Wednesday with 18 present for the potluck dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Hugh Hayes. The official board opened with prayer, reports discussed, and plans for launching the Adolph Nelson sale on February 28 completed. Next meeting set for March 3 at their new Malvern home hosted by Mrs Vern Mickelson.
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