1957 Graduates and Faculty Plan Summer and Fall
Malvern's class of 1957 prepares for summer and fall activities. Graduates pursue work and continuing education, including Omaha and Ames assignments, college freshman plans, and farm or field testing. Teachers anticipate summer duties and return with classroom duties and academic pursuits, while some staff pursue photography and professional studies.
Park plans and summer study for local staff
Franie Parks remains undecided yet will stay with his parents in Omaha for part of the summer and may take summer classes in Greeley Colorado. Mrs. T E Salyers Jr will work with her two boys and pursue an extension course related to her job. Ed Mansur will enroll at the University of Omaha while employed at an Omaha law firm. Bill Baer and Warren Darrah teach full time and Baer resumes vocational agriculture visits after a two week vacation, while Darrah will stay busy with bands and summer concerts.
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Jerry Trively
Ray Volz
Sally Boyce
Bill Reafleng
Jerry
Omaha
Sally
Glenwood
Parsons College
Fairfield
Ed Mulholland
The
Mutual Benefit Co
Donna Schroeder
Nancy
Janie Grindle
Peru’ State Teachers College
N. P. Crink
A. H. Nothem
Salyers Auto
Robert Rest
Jack McGee
Kansas City
Seattle
Wash
R. W. Salyers
Ruth Vicker
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Salyers
Picker
Franeie Parks
Greeley
Colo
T. E. Salyers Jr
Ed Mansur
University of Omaha
Bill Baer
Warren Darrah
Agricultural tips from Mills County extension director
Halan Stratton Exten sion Director Mills County reminds farmers to monitor alfalfa first and second cuts for pea aphids and spray with one pound of malathion per acre if infestation occurs, waiting seven days to pastur e or cut. The note covers rose aphids, National Farm Safety Week, sheep shearing, lamb clipping for 4 H, and starting to lead calves and drive pigs for fair prep.
Wesley Bible School Closure Highlights Community News
Wesley Chapel reports its Wesley Bible Sessions closed Friday June 7 after two weeks of classes. Fifty four enrolled with average attendance forty seven. A total of twenty three dollars collected by the children will go to the American Bible Society. Ninety attendees enjoyed a picnic with work exhibits marking the session’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bible
Wesley
Friends
Evelyn Wilson
American Bible Society
Vision to Macedonia guides gospel mission
Read Acts 16 9 15 a vision appeared to Paul in the night there stood a man of Macedonia and prayed him say ing Come over into Macedonia and help us Paul was in Troas Timothy had lately joined Paul and Silas the missionary journey in Asia Minor was finished He seemed to want to stay in Asia Minor but the vision called him to Macedonia Let us obey our Macedonian calls and carry the gospel wherever the Holy Spirit leads us to places it has not been heard and to help others by our earnings to spread the good news
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Macedonia
Troas
Asia Minor
Timothy
Silas
Lord Jesus Christ
Randolph rural carrier earns second safety award
Harry W. Comstock of Randolph has earned a second safety award for 27 years of accident free driving. The presentation by postmaster Mrs. Mary Jackburn included Morton Kirkby and others, praising Sioux City District postal drivers for leading regional safety efforts and serving the community and nation.
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Randolph
Harry W. Comstock
Mary Jackburn
Comstock
Morton Kirkby
W. C. Blackburn
Randolph Community Club
Clarence Inman
J. S. Zdychnee
Sioux City
CHAMPION Hails at Presbyterian Church Activities
Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship at 11 a m closed Friday with a noon picnic and evening program. 44 enrolled with 40.4 average daily attendance. Hob Radthke of Grace Bible Institute to speak after Sunday School. June events include a wedding in Sumnerfield and travels for 4-H and church members. Various local residents attend visits, camp trips, and community Bible study sessions through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
Glen Kellenbarger
Rupe
Bible Acour
Hob Radthke
Grace Bible’ Institute
Sunday from Omaha tour stops include major cities
The group plans a tour visiting Chunge, Niagara Falls, Boston, City, Philadelphia and Washington D C. Marbura. Patricia and Judy are nieces of Mr and Mrs Reg Wilson. Rev and Mrs Trucano of Culverston Nebraska visited Darrel Parker during a Methodist conference in Lincoln last week. Joan McGrew returned to Baltimore Maryland after a vacation with family. Jo Ann ix Dietitan in a hospital there. Mrs Ralph Wilson came home from a Malvern rest home after a three week convalescent period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev
Martin
Des Moines
Ward Fickel
Wesley and
Henderson
Arthur
Kan
Darrel
Lyle Maliner
Perry
Twila Palmer
Dai Parker
Twila
Parker
Eliot Parker
Clint Jr
Gettysburg
JoAnn
Danny
Clifford Allery
Richard
Rudy Hopp
Glenwood
Homer Pederson
Council Bluffs
John Wilson
Hastings
John
Betty
Barbara Nyrep
Patricia Pederson
Judy Wilkinsop
Mary Jo Robbins
Virginia Lisle
Hew Wilson
East
Omaha
Chounge
Niagara Falls
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Marbura
Patricia
Judy
Reg Wilson
Trucano
Cul’verston
Nebr
Darrel Parker
Lincoln
Joan McGrew
Hattimore
JoAnn ix
Ralph Wilson
Malvern
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Shirley Scipold
Kathy Knop
Barbara Bower
Stanley Waller
Omaha UI
Diana Kline
Denver
Donald Brammer
Elaine Asman
Simpson College
Indianola
Marilyn Henderson
Eddie Seaton
Earl Bass
Dwight Fuselman
Air Force
Bob Irvin
Keith Henderson
Dad
John Deere
Oliver Baler
Benton
Malvern, Owa
Mills County Cornty Halan Stratton Extenon Director
Wesley Chapel
Nashville
Christ
Bayer
Jesus Christ
Son
God
Raney Coppadge
District of Columbia
Post Office Department
Iowa
National Safety Council
Dean McLain
Jeannel
Omala
FM. Parker
Mary
Like Forest
Heal Oak
Emma Lou Bullington
Camp Krewster
Umnicht
West Wharlwind
Hichard Case
Glenn Wellen
Jeanne
Connie Cooper
Persutmel
Kathryn Grayson
Glenwood Assembly of
Rainbow
Glends
Iowa State College
USC
Good Grain Co
Frank Zanders
Mgr
Iowa State College Studies