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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
5
A first person diary style entry describes fear and anxiety before upcoming semester exams. The writer, Nancy, endures a stormy night with howling wind, trembling hands, and a tense mindset as she contemplates two days of exams.
Genesis, one of three one act plays in MCHS Drama club, is a choric drama with an all girl cast. Rehearsals underway for Feb 5 performance. Eve is played by Janet Houser with Cain by Gerry Turner and Abel by Sharon Stewart.
Towa state parks operate year round with shelters for fires and outdoor activities. Families enjoy roasts, picnics, and snowcake camping as ice sailing, ice skating, and sledding offer winter recreation opportunities.
Shirley Williams profiles MCHS senior Judy Band as Senior of the Week. She takes English Lit American Problems and Shorthand I, is active in FHA, enjoys drawing, and lists fried chicken basketball and Silver Thread as favorites. Judy plans to work in Omaha after graduation.
Pat Newell reports University of Nebraska doctoral candidate Dick Kempston, researching education, compares reorganized and nonreorganized schools of similar size. He plans to visit 16 schools after a Malvern trial to test his research plan, meeting faculty and students and inspecting facilities.
Bonnie Spiker reports two new students join MCHS after Christmas. Sandra Miller, from Glenwood, now a sophomore, praises friendly help from peers and likes school. Louella Gilbert, a junior from Tarkio, appreciates classmates and notes more boys than girls in her class.
Clayton Klertz Jr known as Bud, senior class president at MCHS, plans to attend Iowa State University in Iowa City for a liberal arts program. He is active in band, vocal music, annual staff, news staff, and math club and enjoys travel, piano, coin and glass collecting, reading, classical music, cooking, and hobbies like beige burgundy color and beef stroganoff while praising his school and friendships.
Thirty two farmers attended the January 3 session of the Malvern high school adult farmer class at the vocal building. The series averages 85 to 90 farmers, continuing until February 10. Allen W Soes sib of Dynion Water Systems spoke on water contamination and nitrates affecting livestock, with farmers sharing local issues. The next class on farm culst and real estate is set for January 17, and a wildlife conservation meeting is planned for Thursday evening.
Darwin Schurr arrives from San Diego to visit Hastings region, joins wife and baby in Las Vegas NE, then heads to Hawaii for three years. Christmas dinners feature multiple local families. Edgar Paulsen undergoes major surgery Jan 3 at Red Oak hospital. extensive holiday visiting among neighbors in Malvern, Emerson, Grand Island, Omaha, and surrounding towns.
Dr. Stuart Tiedeman of Drake University will teach an occupational guidance course. The class meets Wednesdays from 4 to 7 PM at Thomas Jefferson. Registration is at 4 PM and the first session will follow registration.
A new feature debuts in the MCHS news section offering creative writing and fiction. A boy, shivering in a ragged coat, journeys home from school to a crummy gym where older boys taunt him before his dream of becoming a boxer confronts harsh reality.
Des Moines Iowa Drake University offers a guidance course at the Théoma gehvel in Council Bills. The program provides undergrad credit and spans 12 weeks of evening instruction. It covers sources and methods in guidance and information services.
A young boy, mocked for his boxing dream, endures cold indifference as he longs to box. He is beaten by peers, retreats home, and confronts a cruel world that denies his deepest wish, a lesson in growing up and loss. His hope fades with the glow in his eyes as a fatal chill settles in.
The Iremont Mills postal employees held a quarterly business meeting Thursday evening at the Sidney Legion Club with a 7 o'clock dinner. About 30 members attended from Glenwood Malvern Silver City Imogene Sidney Hamburg and Tabor. Ross Garrett of Glenwood presided. Postal Inspector and Mrs T L Nash of Council Bluffs attended. A panel discussion led by Tom Million of Tramburg featured Dan Swoboda Malvern Bill Jones and T L Nash. The March meeting will be at the Briel Inn in Tabor.
The Hastings town council met January 1 1863 with Mayor Hites presiding. Jim Goodwin was appointed to replace McLain as councilman and health officer. Bills were approved and budgets set for Street Public Safety Recreation and Utilities funds. Several residents attended events and visits to nearby towns were noted in the closing social items.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after Ronald Webb death. Community items include 4 H club meeting at Mia Grindle’s home, local church events at First Methodist with sermon study on the Sermon on the Mount, WSOS meeting at Alta Hall, and a drive called Operation Wrap Up urging blanket and clothing donations for Algeria via local churches. drive ends January 27.
Robert C. Wilson of the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Omaha urges all aliens in Iowa and Nebraska who have not filed alien address reports to do so before January 31 at any INS office or local post office. The law requires non citizens except certain diplomats and temporary agricultural workers to report each January. Parents must file for alien children under 14. About 20,000 reports are expected from Iowa and Nebraska.
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