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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1962
Page
10
After a half semester of thorough training in giving a good speech the class assigned five minute talks to other classes. The sink or swim method gave four students real speaking experience with topics including George Washington Carver Eleanor Roosevelt and George Bernard Shaw.
Susan Woodall reports a well attended skating party at Skateland on January 13 boosting the Nishaw Valley junior class treasury. The event mixed fun and skating lessons, with both new and experienced skaters enjoying the evening. Candy sales also supported the juniors as they push toward completing the annual staff layout and deadline.
Connie Lees profiles seventeen year old Georgia Lunn of Emerson in a yearbook style notice. She excels in economics English literature senior math and bookkeeping and enjoys basketball football and swimming. Previously on the Nishna Valley girls team she paused sports after an injury and dreams of a bus hostess job or beautician school.
Gary Maher a tall blue eyed Irish teen from Imogene son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Maher plans to farm in Nevada this week He is 17 and lists biology economics bookkeeping and English literature as his subjects His hobbies include hunting dancing and going to the movies He enjoys basketball steak and Thursday as his favorite day He likes Ricky Nelson and Sandra Dee and jokes his hobby is girls His first license memory and an embarrassing moment involve an unprepared speech He wishes this NV senior luck in the future and in his hobby.
Linda Clark reports that Nishoa Valley schools closed the semester after tests were completed and grades recorded. A new rule limits teachers to at most two tests per day. Mr and Mrs Ed Malskell visited Mrs Amanda Schoening in Silver City Sunday afternoon.
Many students begin a fresh term with new subjects including Economics for seniors who finished American Government. A new Driver Training group starts while the car remains in good shape. Additional offerings include Solid Geometry, Beginning Shop, and Advanced Shop.
The Typing I class posted results from a three minute and a one minute timed writing with Karen Rieken leading in both tests scoring 59 GWAM with 6 errors and 64 GWAM with 11 errors. June Exceen followed with 55 GWAM and 8 errors and 63 GWAM with 1 error as several classmates posted only one mistake. Bhavan Eastwood achieved 64 GWAM with no errors in the one minute test.
Advanced Shop Class members Dick Brown Jim Shelley Jon Larson Ronnie Good Darrell Baker Bob Tudor Roger Crawford Rodger Rumery and Bob Hicks toured the National Carbon Plant in Red Oak last Friday. They arrived at 9 a m by school bus and saw raw materials to finished products for five dry cell battery types, including a Bix transistor radio battery, with plant capacity near 40 000 batteries per day. Mrs Esther Kellenbarger of Red Oak visited Monday with her parents.
Emerson News reports Charles Vestal and Patricia Reynolds will wed January 27. Patricia works at the Federal Reserve Bank in Omaha. Charles is with Collings Radio in Garland Texas. They plan to reside in Texas after the ceremony.
Mrs. Kitty Dolph of Red Oak and Galen Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Jones, wed in Glenwood with attendants Miss Flo Gottesch of Omaha and Jamey Bowen. Couples and relatives from Glenwood Red Oak Omaha Schleswig Council Bluffs Farragut and Tarkio appear in the day’s social notices.
Mills County Iowa Board organized a new 1983 year board and designated official newspapers. A 1962-63 funds deposit resolution fixes bank limits and county fund custody. The board lists salaries for 1963 and 1962 social welfare appointments, along with a 65 retirement age policy and rules on raises and vacations.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors approves a resolution authorizing the Auditor to issue warrants for specified expenses when the board is not in session. It sets meeting days, allows claims from Domestic Union cases with notice to claimants, and adjourns to January 4 1962 with members Evans Lincoln and McGrew.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Yowell sold their locker business to Hagadorn of Avoca and he will take possession Saturday. He moved into the Evans apartment house. Community notices cover local church services, choirs, Sunday dinners, and various visits and social events.
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