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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1969
Page
8
The FFA chapter reports selling 382 crates of oranges and grapefruit. They note sales fell short of their goal but achieved a number close to last year. Gordon Maurer led with 22 crates.
A fragmented notice-like item appears to describe a small town scene with a rumor about a phone check and a lunch bus to Cuba. It references a wrong number and a call back request tied to an FFA contest. The tone resembles a local gossip card with stray phrases.
Malvern High School calendar lists January 23 through January 3 for a conference tournament and January 21 for group pictures.
A reader asks about teen smoking and dating honesty. Advice urges teens to avoid smoking, explain intentions plainly to potentially dating partners, and consider openness with Guy No 1 and Guy No 2 while prioritizing sincere action over avoidance. Also includes a Malvern Community School lunch menu for January with listed meals and dates.
The Malvern High School basketball program invites other chapters to schedule games. Interested teams should call Malvern High School at 163 8303 and ask for Mr. Gov.
Ruth Ann Eustice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eustice, now lives in Malvern after moving from Nishoba Valley. She plans to marry in August and then seek a job. She studies Typing I Office Practice and English Literature, is active in FHA, and has been a teacher aid for two years.
This week Malvern High honors Betty McClure daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne McClure as a senior of the week. Betty moved from Texas during her freshman year and plans after graduation are undecided. She cites the hot lunch period as too short and expresses views on school life.
A series of thank you notices from readers in Shenandoah Sidney Henderson and nearby. Names include Mrs John Clark Mr John Niday Mrs Douglas Myers Mr Dean Darby Clifford Boyer Mrs Albert Cheney LeRoy Magers Miley Schmidt and Margaret Schmidt. Messages express thanks for cards gifts flowers visits hospital meals and prayers during illness death or recovery.
Advertises whitewall, belted polyglass and snow tires with various sizes and prices. Mentions trade ins, studs installed, used tires, wagon and tractor tires. Includes Morgal Oil Co and Skelly Oil Products Malvern branding.
A fragment page item mentions Ramblings by Zilch and Nirvana, plus Happines s answers from MCHS personnel led by Nancy Bloedel. Bar B Blackman notes victory in basketball and a roller skating party is listed with enthusiastic quotes about happiness and world peace.
A fragment from a children's rhyme note titled Hickory Dickory Dock by Beary Gibson offers a playful line about mice and a clock. It ends with a brief Thought for the Day cautioning not to worry if you feel you're losing.
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