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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
6
Vacation Bible school runs June 5 through 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 20 p.m. at Hastings Bible School. Everyone should bring a sack lunch. Plan to attend.
Hastings area notices cover church activities at Hastings Methodist Church with Rev. Willis Grant and upcoming Vacation Bible School. Local residents visit relatives, births, graduations, Memorial Day events, and a two-legged accident when Toni Rountree broke a collar bone after a horse incident near Red Oak and Glenwood.
The final portrait in the Citizens of Tomorrow series profiles Suzanne Jones, age five, and Laura Jones, age two, children of Mr. and Mrs. Leland R. Jones of Person.
At the May 15 gathering at the Ira Bell home, the Silver Creek Go-Getters discussed a skating party and a club tour. Doug Dashner was tasked with setting a date. the annual tour and picnic are slated for June 25 at Gun Club Park. Bobby Bell spoke on materials for spraying projects and Archie Scott demonstrated animal drenching.
The May Hastings Junior Feeders meeting opened with president Bob Chaney presiding. Fourteen members answered roll call and minutes were approved. A motion funded half the camp costs and all camp short course costs. A tour committee of Tommy Axtell, Jerry Ponton, Mark Robbins and Dean Hunt was formed. Demonstrations by Doug Deitchler on automatic cut off switches and Allen Bruce on preparing and showing a call for the fair followed. Lunch was served by host Mrs. Axtell.
Twelve members gathered at the homes of Carolyn and Lois Clay for a Silver Cloud Seniors meeting. The group chose team partners and topics for demonstrations and discussed the Country Girl's Creed and Dreaming songs for Rally Day.
Cindy Kahl called the meeting to order for fourteen members two leaders four guests and eleven mothers. Demonstrations were given by Carol Goos and Deborah Ord on easy made room accessories and extra storage space. Rally Day cookies were assigned to Pamela McCollester and Joyce Sell. Next meeting June 10 with Joyce Sell as hostess. Carol Goos, reporter.
29 Nishna Valley High School seniors list summer paths. Joyce Lindsey heads to California for nurses training while Marlene Dobbins attends Missouri Methodist Nursing School in St. Joe. Others plan farm work, airlines and extension courses in Omaha, Maryville, Henderson, and Grace Bible Institute. Several will marry, join colleges or the air force next fall.
Christine Durbin will attend Personnel Technical School in Omaha. Rose Elkins will work at Lake Okoboji for part of the summer and may later enter beauty school in Omaha. DeMarvis Gebhart will join her husband in Onawa where he is employed. Doug Allensworth will stay on the farm and may enter a mechanics program later.
Glenwood State School will hold its annual open house on Saturday June 4. The program begins at 10 a m in the Meyer School auditorium building 11 with an achievement day program for patients, followed by afternoon tours. Wear comfortable walking shoes.
Fresh freshmen and sophomores dominate the Nishna Valley High School honor roll for the second semester. Principal Joseph N. Dobbins released the list naming seniors Barbara Hendrix Shirley Menschel and Louise Wortman on the honor roll. Honorably mentioned are Leora Cole Christine Durbin Marlene Dobbins and Edwin Meyer. Juniors include Martyn Ballain Judy Haseall Lydia Pilling Robert Woodfill H. M. and Kathleen Hall Connie Lees Patricia Menschel Connie Jewell Diane Sandquist Barbara Sowers Lana McKee. Sophomores listed Willie Brown Judy Goith Kathryn Houser Diane La
The Malvern Leader lists freshmen and staff members including Susan Steiner Richard Winders Richard Williams and Susan Woodfill H M Paul Hathaway with additional names Keith Allen Diane Bowen Carol Hall Harald Hascall Marlene Morris Walter Russell Sue Ann Simpson Alice Vrba June Exceen A M Sharron ast wood Diana Fields Karen Rieken and Robert Wheeler for the 1961 roster.
Le thanks friends for visits prayers cards flowers gifts and kindness during hospital stay and at home May God bless each of you Mrs George Huntsman p51-1.
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