10 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
1
An otherwise celebratory event description is fragmented with numerous misspellings and missing phrases. It mentions a reception with a decorated tiered cake, guests from multiple towns, and a schedule including refreshments and prizes, but many names, places, and actions are obscured or unclear.
A Monday dinner honored Mrs LaVeren Obrecht who earned a Bachelor of Science in home economics education from the University of Omaha. Guests included Mr and Mrs art and Citaty Mr and Mrs Richa Bass, Lloyd Obrecht and others. all attended commencement exercises.
Mr and Mrs Yale Lewellen hosted a commencement party for their son Larry with guests including relatives from Sharpsburg Conway and Ledford High School graduate. The event featured a social afternoon with club meetings and new officers elected for the coming year at the Garden Club and Merry Mixer Club gatherings.
Patricia Newell of Malvern and Thomas Osborn of Glenwood are named orientation leaders for the University of Iowa in Iowa City next fall. They will assist with orientation activities, contact new ads, draft letters, and plan faculty home visits in preparation for the campus program.
Kathleen Burdie will be awarded an AB degree in English American Literature at Stanford University's spring convocation in California on June 13. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Burdie of Malvern and grandmother Mrs. Karns of Omaha plan to attend and she will return home with them after graduation.
A fragment from The Upper Room in Nashville recounts the Resurrection appearances and the doubt of Thomas. It notes Jesus breathing the Holy Spirit on the disciples and sending divine power, emphasizing belief over doubt.
An ornate reception was held for Warren and his spouse to honor a ceremony at Malvern High School and nearby university guests. Attendees included family and friends who joined in the tribute with a catered service and supportive remarks following the main event.
Nine Mills county 4-Hers are chosen for the fourth annual state 4H conference at Iowa State University in Ames from June 9 to 12. Delegates include Dick Godfrey, Rick Morris, Joan Lindburg, Linda Morri eal, Cathy Burgoin, Randy Dietechler, Diane Allensworth, Carol Wolfe, and Dwaine Swett Malvern. Joan and Dick attended the pre conference session. A highlight is a speech by W Francis Pressly. Election of new state officers occurred Thursday evening.
The engagement of Laura Vandella and Stanley Shaw is announced by her parents of Ok inawa and his parents of Jamerson. Vandella is a 1962 graduate planning a September wedding. Shaw studies Liberal Arts at Canada Community College and works at the dental health institute in Clarinda.
Several former Malvern teachers will teach in different systems next school year. Richard Krambeck moves to Nevada as assistant boys coach and physical education teacher. Raburn Benton will teach at South High Omaha commuting from Malvern. Richard Swett heads to Kearney Junior High. Mr. and Mrs. Fairbairn will teach in Dysart schools. Mrs. Krambeck plans no teaching except as substitute. A two car crash on Marion Ave May 27 caused $350 in damages plus lawn damage.
Fragments show a devotional line invoking grace and mercy of Christ. The text expresses praise and faith, with phrases like My Lord and my God and a plea for understanding of divine love.
The 63rd annual Wilson family reunion drew members from as far as California to Glenwood Lake Park where 103 attended. Vital statistics noted three deaths and five births, two marriages, and five college graduations, with officers Russ Ridenour and others presiding and new leaders Marion Wilson and Ruth Bowen elected.
Leonard W. Lavis announces two new permanent staff members and one summer hire. Warren Darrah, 61, becomes full time band director after part time duties since 1959 with 36 years in area public schools. Stanley N. Anderson, M. D., 55, joins medical staff June 1 with 26 years practice from Onawa. Robt. H. Muilenburg, 24, serves as Administrative Assistant for the summer while enrolled at the University of Iowa pursuing his master’s degree.
Malvern Community High School announces school board honors for twenty students. Principal A. H. Nothem presided as awards were split between the current ceremony and earlier commencement exercises. Senior honorees include Rob Benscoter Sharon Turner Jehn Wilson Diane Hopp Mark Robbins.
Mrs. Dele Dickersbach of Malvert announces the upcoming marriage of her daughter Stadia Kay to Robert Bew of Baxter on August 7. Stadia Kay Dickersbach is a Northwest Missouri State College graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in education and is teaching in Glenwood for the coming year. Robert Bew, a Northwest Missouri State College graduate with a degree in business, will be employed in Baxter.
Two drivers were bound over to district court this week on the charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Bound over by Justice of Peace Carl Remley were Phillip J. McMillin Offutt Air Base and Charles E. Doiel Hamburg. McMillin was arrested by Highway Patrolman Harry Weis Monday night on the highway east of Pacific Junction. Doiel was arrested in Malvern Tuesday night by Marshal C W Rich after Doiel had backed his truck into a car. Bands for each were set at 500.
Mills county sheriff reports a May crash on Highway 59, 244 miles north of Emerson, involving trucks driven by Hamilton Lewis and George Dill and car driver Thomas Breedlove. Dill alleged improper passing and Breedlove cited for following too closely. damages totaled 700 dollars across the three vehicles.
A housewife envisions a self service washer with a coin slot to cover monthly payments, hoping to ease family laundry costs. The piece critiques aggressive breakfast ads while reflecting on parental hopes, advertising excess, and the endurance of old habits as readers praise the column.
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