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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
5
In the 1988 bowling league, teams split results with Offeotenannays J, Splatters 2, and Coaches Pinsters Uj, while Stumble Bees 3 beat Hillbillies 4. High women’s game by Sandy, and high men’s three-game series by Boyd Nuck Us, with Hits & Mrs and Gingerales leading team and trio marks.
Paul Nyeon joins the Coast Guard with twelve weeks of recruit training in Cape May New Jersey. He departs after a farewell at Red Oak hosted by Mr and Mrs Eric Nyren for their son. Daniel Shaw and Steven Shaw attend the sendoff at O'Hare and Gold Crown Inn events in Red Oak.
A basket dinner at Wesley Sunday welcomed families moving into the neighborhood. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wager and family now near Glenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Resh and son Bob who rented the Leick farm, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bolton with their children who moved to Henderson. Others featured were Don Godby who attended a Farm Bureau Supply meeting in Council Bluffs, and Marion Plumb and sons as guests of Clint Darker and family. Neighbors helped Gene Gelton relocate to his new home in Henderson. Clarence Rush and family rented Nellie Wickel’s Tari home, while their Lovey Rushes moved near Griswold. Everett McGrew became parents to a son March 2 at Red Oak hospital. Nyren visited Gowrie area relatives recently. Ben Wilson hosted a welcome home supper for Avi Lynn Parker and Clint Parker.
Malvern girls edged Aston Last Union 78 67 in the Farragut district consolation. Carol Wolfe scored 40 points on 13 field goals and 14 free throws to pace Malvern, with Sharon Turner adding 32. East Union fouls limited Malvern’s opponents as the Oriolettes built and held a double digit lead through most of the game.
County Extension Assistant Frank D Helm urges 4 H beef project members to use balanced rations for optimum gains and carcass quality. Iowa State University livestock expert Tom Wickersham defines a good ration as energy, vitamins, minerals, and protein. suggests 11 to 12 percent total protein and specific daily feeds for a 700 pound calf with grain, legume hay, and a protein supplement. Include vitamin A for roughage, minerals with trace elements, and salt. stilbestrol and clean water are recommended, with dosage details noted.
A seven member Fremont Triple T s 4 H Club organized in Tabor with officers Mike Perkins president Chuck Johnson vice president Ricky Taylor secretary treasurer Ricky Barbour reporter historian and members Mike Tobin Lonnie Maxwell and Steve White. Projects include woodworking gardening electricity and small engines. Leaders are John Barbour Jim Michael and Joe Tobin.
The 4 H News reports Willing Workers meeting at Susan Reed's home with nine members answering roll call. Debbie Harrison spoke on First Aid, Karen Sell on Why Good Posture, Mrs Glynn on Getting Ready to Sew, Linda Morrical shared a trip tip to Chicago. Posture contest winners were Linda Mor thcal, Janan Wyant, Debbie Harrison. Refreshments served by Susan and her mother. Cynthia Cheney reports.
Mrs Ned Turner, Allen Palmer and Don Godfry were among attendees noted in a disrupted gathering. The school was canceled Monday due to heavy snow and icy conditions. The Nishua River overflowed its banks in the Wesley neighborhood, flooding a mile wide area with ice and wet debris.
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