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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
8
Memorial Day registry at Malvern cemetery lists visitors from Kansas City Missouri to Omaha Nebraska and towns across Iowa Minnesota Oklahoma and Michigan. The partial list names numerous families and individuals who registered to honor, greet neighbors, and decorate graves.
A long list of Memorial weekend visits and community events across towns, noting guests of families from Ames to Hamburg including Charlestown and Council Bluffs. Notables include Mrs. Sadie Wooten, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott, and Walter Russell returning for ISU cemetery honors, plus hospital stays and moves.
Sharon Turner and Ron Benseoter were named co-valedictorians of Malvern Community High School. They posted grades of 96.777 and 96.566 over four years. Principal A H Nothem awarded scholastic trophies as Dr Ward Sybouts of the University of Nebraska Lincoln delivered the commencement address.
After a short business meeting the club held a good grooming contest to select delegates for the county contest. Juniors Jack Bell and Gary Dunsdon. juniors intermediates Mark Babbitt and Don Bell. seniors Bob Bell and David Newell were chosen. Mrs. Baer served lunch. Tim Adams demonstrated seed germination, Bill Bauer spoke on care of a flag, and Gary Dunsdon spoke on livestock care. Mark Babbitt was the reporter.
The 94th annual Lowe State University commencement Saturday awarded 1,188 degrees. Five area students received B A or Pl degrees including Robert E. Woodfill in Mechanical Technology, Keith Asmussen in engineering operations, Richard W. Morton in electrical engineering, Joanna Heck in elite development, and Bl Hiatt in electrical engineering.
Lloyd Sipherd, son-in-law of J R Hall, was among four Simpson College alumni honored with Achievement Awards. The Sipherds live at Hope Ranch, Santa Barbara, with summers in Canada. The item also notes Myr and Mrs Sipherd visiting parents in Malvern and Sipherd’s past role as dean at the University of Western Ontario.
Family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards, flowers, and memorials following the death and services for Marion J. Smith. Charles Smith Donald Godfrey Bruce Forward and Mer Bruce Foward sign the notice on behalf of the family.
Mr and Mrs Robert Barham of Lincoln spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Curtis Taylor. Memorial day observances included Susan Lavy and Mr and Mrs Sheri on Saur and their son and wife from Stanbury Ma.
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