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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
6
The NV school week closed with activities and a Corner Conference tournament. Students faced exams, locker cleanup, and a stress relief movie while drills and ball games capped the week. A late Christmas gift arrived for the NV shop from General Motors for demonstration use.
This week honored senior Jerry Mayhary, son of Mr and Mrs Mabary of Rumorsoi, selected as teacher for the year. He studies English literature senior problems American government and physics and serves as student librarian laboratory assistant science project leader and president of the NV mobile club.
Malvern events include wrestling at ISD 7 p m Thursday January 27 and freshman and sophomore basketball at Carson Macedonia Friday January 28. Saturday January 29 NY faces Glenwood at NV with a 7 p m tipoff. Also band fees due at Farragut Monday afternoon and junior high matches versus Sidney at NV 4 p.m. Thursday.
The article outlines altered meeting times and venues under the FTA, with mentions of leaders and sponsors. It notes personnel reports and erasures going to meetings, and highlights literature classes turning to drama as a term shift. It references various authors and play themes in a periodical tone.
Benched by a knee injury, Anderson is out of play. The report notes the condition affects his availability, with no further medical details provided.
A lifelong Town resident laments lack of snow in Iowa and asks for a three day school vacation to match historic winter conditions. He notes sleds bought for Christmas go unused in warm weather and jokes that the three days would fall on Friday Saturday and Sunday.
Nishna Valley students viewed two health films on January 18. The first highlighted lung cancer risks from smoking with statistics on smokers. The second showed alcohol’s impact on the brain and reflexes, educationally clarifying health effects of smoking and drinking.
Hastings WSCS plans a February meeting to elect officers. The program includes prayers, devotions, and guest arrangments with several members listed for service within the church group.
Hastings reports events from local residents with hospital, travel and family notes. Names such as Mr Dardigie Parker Mrs Jack Larsen and Mr Richard Vance appear among social updates and visits across Hastings and nearby towns.
Hastings TOOT Lodge installed officers led by Noble Grand Tom Pearce with Deputy Grand Master Cleo Ostrander and staff. New officers include Neil Bently as vice grand Vernon Crouse secretary Bobby Crouse treasurer Floyd Hail chaplain Jim Irvin warden Bobby Crouse RSNG Joy Wray LBNG Aaron Crouse RSV G Dehnar McConkey LVG Joe Irvin inside guard Albert Anderson outside guard Jim Oster and L. Support. About 85 present for the installation and social time. Marine Private George B. Deitering, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Deitering of Hastings, completed recruit training at San Diego Recruit Depot. He will train at Camp Pendleton for four weeks of combat and four weeks of basic specialist training.
In Des Moines on an unspecified date, the Mills County Farm Bureau earned recognition as the fifth or top county in the state to reach its membership goal of 792. A 20 member delegation traveled by chartered bus to the meeting.
A church notices page lists morning worship at 1 and 3 a.m. attendees, visitors, and offering totals. Ted Van Der Ende performs a piano solo and guest speaker, with Bible study on Hebrews starting Thursday at 1 30 p.m. Ladies invited. Choir groups and circle meetings recount recent events and visitors.
Fragmentary OCR details reference individuals and actions, noting names like Donil Hargett and Lewwia with scattered phrases about paving, a panel, and a Monday snippet related to the Dewy Warren. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Mendelson Hornets 4H club and the Ambitious Andies join to buy a new popcorn popping unit for summer free shows and rodeos. Eight new members are welcomed Jeff Byers Burkie Greenwood Jerry Lathrop Jim Paul Scott Vanderlinden Paul Duyson Bob Henderson and Jim Bass. Wilma Schultz speaks on the year’s project areas foods and nutrition dogs and photography. John Paul provides entertainment after a Malvern training session on Dec 27.
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