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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
4
Debbie Willis reports Nishna Valley hosts the 330 Corner Conference Tournament with visitors, players, and staff arriving amid parking and shuttle arrangements. School officials ask attendees to follow signs and keep the gym area clear for teams and fans as the event proceeds.
A student editorial reflects on the New York Welcomes You Conference tourneyment scene. It highlights student attendees who admire the program and notes headlines from leading papers while praising youthful society and dedication amid the event.
A fragment notes school honors and display of Tamers and school spirit. Mentions Gertrude Potter, Custodian Jam Spicer, Marie 5, and Cotedion with a nod to watching Bits and a reference to NLV. The text is partial and garbled but preserves names and roles.
Phys Ed classes directed by Mrs Ghrecht and Mr Naw ee Cakhrell have bowled since January 9 and will visit Gene's Lanes in Bed Oak on January 23 24 and 25 to improve their bowling. The event aims to give students practice and a chance to showcase skill in a real setting.
Fragmented lines discuss a school exercise about United States presidents and a science topic on meteors. It notes eighth graders facing unclear prompts and mentions a formal term exam. The piece hints at grade level difficulty and classroom focus without clear outcomes or dates.
Pat Joincos presents a weekly review in history class by Mrs. L. E. Deabiedsy. Papers cover education poverty programs and current events including Red China and nations like Brazil India Viet Nam Germany and Australia. Discussions involve many students with strong opinions and appreciation for the broader world.
N-V senior Connie Nielsen daughter of Floyd and Mrs Nielsen of Emerson excels in English Literature IV Bookkeeping Home Economics IV Government and participates in Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club and Cheerleading. She lists friends Jim Stewart Danny Maye and her future plans while noting hobbies of sewing reading and music.
Calendar notes Corner Tournament games January dates include Junior High basketball at Besex finals for Girls, wrestling meets, bowling and band activities across Red Oak Shenandoah and NV. Details list bowling PE classes, Dad’s Night at high school, and matchups NV vs Sidney Harlan Glenwood.
NSW column spotlights Virginia Angus a N Y senior who received the Outstanding H Girl of the Year award at Mills County Awards Night on December 17 1966. Also notes Bill and John Scherle’s January Capitol trip to witness the swearing in of Congressman Scherer and other events with pride and congratulations.
By Jewell Warren the shorthand class girls took their semester tests this week. They mastered brief forms state and city names, reading shorthand, and taking dictation, and expressed satisfaction that the exams are over.
Hillsdale and Sidney residents hosted Sunday dinners with neighbors including Carl Sligar and Clayton Bower. Diane Morse from Council Bluffs joined Levon Rohrberg’s family for dinner. The Slaughters visited Lyle Powles in Malvern, while Mrs. Everett Blackman and Carol from Mt. Vernon dropped by Fay Timson’s and Wiley Sanders’ home. Nearby Mineola hosted Alfred Brandt’s guests for Friday supper. David Brower and Dawie from Hastings were Saturday guests of the Don Carlberg family.
Students in New York express relief as the semester's midpoint arrives. Dana McKee reports that many say the past week felt longer than the previous 17 weeks due to multiple tests. Marilyn Wax notes students feel they stepped up and bettered their performance. Connie Parker echoes the sentiment of relief and accomplishment.
Church farewells and visits mark a busy period as Mr and Mrs Carl Phelps bid farewell to Rev Clyde Mosher at Glenwood Christian Church and visit relatives before heading home to Harlan. The Tackett family hosted a chili supper near Mineola. Omahan visitors paid courtesy calls. Wedding showers, a wedding in Council Bluffs, 4 H Dad's night, and sermons at Hillsdale are noted along with hospital news and mild seasonal weather updates.
A Monday afternoon weather update hints at decreasing temperatures and an easing chill. Residents anticipate spring warmth with budding trees, longer days, and new seasonal plans for outdoor activities and planting.
The Rural Improvement Club held an all day meeting at Hillsdale Church basement with members, husbands, and guests. Hosts Mr and Mrs Walter Phelps welcomed attendees. a cooperative noon dinner was prepared under the direction of Mrs Forrest Bloomer, Mrs Wayne Hilton, and Mrs Wayne Reith.
Rev Pullman preached Sunday morning on the theme Our Deliverance Is of God. Services remain at 9 a.m. each Sunday. Social visits included Mr and Mrs Lyle Williams and Hastings, George Pearce, Archie Scott, and Bill of Malvern dining with Tom Pearce and Renee. Saturday guests were Mr and Mrs.
Rogee Hatield and Kelley attend the dining scene with Mrs Josie Stotta hosting a Sunday meal for Mr and Mrs Claude Stephen and others. The Parkers join guests at Archie Scott's home Saturday. Louis Lau of Malvern visits Waller Stiles after extended hosting from the Hendersons and Butterfields. The Stiles entertain relatives, the Browns near Emerson, and Glen Clark with Glenda of Malvern stop by Theron Mickelson’s home. Warner Watts joins a Red Oak meeting as guests gather for a wedding anniversary celebration nearby.
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