Jeanine Serves as Toastmistress at Iowa FHA Dinner
Jeanine Willard served as toast mistress at the annual Iowa Association of Future Homemakers of America conference in Des Moines. The March 15-16 event featured Harold E. Hughes, governor of Iowa, plus talks on Citizenship and the installation of new state officers including Jeanine as public relations officer.
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Jeanine Willard
Lois Clay
Jo Anna Ponton
Cleia 5Alyers
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Iowa Association of Future Homemakers of America
Des Moines
Virgil Lagomarcino
Jeanine
Fort Des Moines
Malvern
Clarinda
Bedford
Clarion
Montezuma
Lisle Named Graduate Assistant at Iowa University
Virginia Lisle, a senior in liberal arts at the University of Iowa, will serve as Graduate Assistant in French next year. She will teach seven hours weekly in the Romance Languages department and pursue graduate work in the field. Lisle has studied French at McGill University and plans to return there this summer. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorance Lisle of northeast Hastings.
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Virginia Lisle
Liberal Arta
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Miss Liste
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
McGill
Ste
Lorance Lisle
Hastings
MCHS Senior of the Week Spotlight on Sharon Shapcott
Sharon Shapcott, daughter of Mrs. Maxine Shapcott of Malvern, is highlighted as MCHS Senior of the Week. She enjoys sports against other towns and office work like bookkeeping, plans to attend Kearney State Teachers College after graduation, and participates in basketball and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Shapcott
Maxine Shapcott
Malvern
Sharon
Wes
MCHS
Kearney
Neb
State Teachers College
Sharon Plans Career in Business
Sharon Ann Schenefield praises the school noting excellent faculty and high standards. She cites broad subject offerings enabling students to choose preferred subjects as part of her positive view of the education environment.
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Sharon
Sharon Ann Schenefield
Corner Officials Adopt Constitution for Conference Control
Administrators and coaches of the 10 Corner Conference schools met at New Market to approve a new constitution. The executive board of principals will conduct conference business with advisory input from a general meeting of administrators coaches and teachers. The group also discussed standard conference trophies and selected All-Conference basketball teams. The principals will meet at Essex on April 3 to plan summer baseball and future studies.
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New Market
General Assembly
Conference
Essex
Sharon’s Diverse Interests Highlight Talent and Hobbies
Sharon excels in typing and science and enjoys physical training the most. She plans to visit her sister in Washington and seek work there. This year she takes world geography, American problems, English literature, and typing, with extra activities in music and FHA. Her hobbies include collecting salt and pepper shakers and letters with her misspelled last name. Favorites include colors blue and black, the song Good Luck Charm, entertainers Ricky Nelson and Elvis Presley, foods ham and chicken, and all varieties of baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Washington
Ricky Nelson
Elvis Presley
MCHS Biologists Tour UN Museum Field Trip
About 40 Malvern High School biology students under Vernon Arndt and Wilbur Walkup toured the University of Nebraska State Museum in Lincoln on March 16. They viewed three tours at the Natural Science Museum and visited a planetarium showing a rapid night, with skeletal displays of gigantic prehistoric animals and a skeletal farm scene.
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MCHS
Vernon Arndt
Wilbur
University of Nebraska State Museum
Lincoln
Malvern
Natural Science Museum
Planetarium
Seniors Plan Sports Jamboree Friday Evening
Seniors host a Friday night jamboree at the Community Building to raise funds for a Chicago trip. Events include tumbling by P T classes, lower vs upper class volleyball, senior basketball teams versus each other, a faculty game, crab soccer, and a dance from 9 30 to 11 30. Tickets cost 60 cents for junior high and up, 25 cents for younger children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Sally
Sal
Chicago
P.T
Seniors Ponder Cause Cure of Juve Delinquency
The American problems class taught by Principal A H Nothem analyzed juvenile delinquency. Sixty students formed six groups and elected chairs and recorders. They cited causes environment lack of supervision broken homes and economic factors and proposed solutions including parental discipline supervised recreation censorship religious education and better broadcasting of wholesome content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Nothem
J.edgar Hoover
Eighth Grade Lapidary Study Classifies Rocks
The 37 eighth graders in Vernon Arndt’s science class collected about two dozen specimens and grouped them by composition. They studied quartz agate crystal galena iron pyrite copper ore fossils stalactites and stalagmites and tested rocks for carbon and lead while a moisture test on steel wool showed oxidation. Mr Arndt said the activities deepened understanding of earth’s geological structure.
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Vernon Arndt
Mr. Arndt
Community notices honor young Ben nie birthday
Mrs. Paul Wilson hosted a March 14 birthday tea for her son Ben nie with grandparents and other relatives from Glenwood and nearby towns. Several local families attended meals and visits through the weekend with members of the Waller Piatt? Black and Burgoin circles engaging in dinners and hospital calls.
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Paul Wilson
Bennie
Chris Kruse
Bill Wilson
Larry Chambers
Kenneth Hammer
Stanley
Glenwood
Mark Harrington
Harvey Deitchler
Bert Fritz
Mes Springer
Robert Waller
Clyde Piatt
C. P. Thomas
Council Bluffs
Piatt
George Payne
Malvern
John Taylor
Tabor
Earl Taylor
Paul Black
Phillip
Patrick
Lonnie McMullen
G. E. Hardisty
Massena
Otto Bendt
Jean
San Francisco
Calif
Hart Taylor
W. D. Cotter
Kansas City
Independence
van Gogh
Truman Library
O.E.S. School of Instruction
Masonic Temple
Sheldon Williams
Harold Kahl
Williams
Charley Roenfeldt
Harold Kruse
George Burgoin
Flo Kidd
Maryville
Ben Burgoin
Grace McNay
Clarence Burgoin
Walt Godfrey
Ivan Lintner
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Evergreen Club Meets at Bensley Home in April Reminder
Evergreen club met Friday at Mrs. Bob Bensley home with eight members present. Pen cil games provided entertainment and prizes went to Mrs. Ed Sanders Mrs. Ralph Brewer and Mrs. Gene Buffington. A yard party is planned at the Bensley home April 6. The April meeting will be held at Mrs. Charles Leader’s home.
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Evergreen Club
Bob Bensley
Ed Sanders
Ralph Brewer
Gene Buffington
Bensley
Charles Leader
Saar
WSCS Holds Lesson On Dimensions Of Prayer
The WSCS met at the Methodist church on March 15 for the second lesson on Dimensions of Prayer led by Mrs Harold Skerritt. The group plans another meeting on March 22 and invites all interested ladies to attend.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Harold Skerritt
Community Calendar of Visits and Celebrations
Mrs J H Kruse returns home after visiting in Omaha. Families gather for dinners and Sunday visits across Council Bluffs Glenwood Pacific Junction and Avoca. Highlights include Mr Lincoln's 75th birthday party and a golden wedding anniversary reception at Glenwood Baptist Church. Jeers, concerns, and church events frame a weekend of family hospitality and local ties.
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Ralph Brewer
Sandra
Brad
Ed Sanders
Reignald Hendrix
Carson
J. H. Hendrix
Glenwood
Forney’s Lake
Council Bluffs
Sheldon Henrix
Sheryl
Neil Goos
University of Nebraska
Marvin Goos
Jim
Jeff
Kidon Schultz
Goos
Harold Williams
Stanley Walkins
R. E. Giebe
Harvey Bolt
Lincoln
F. G. Barnes
Tony Prieto
Tony, Jr
M. A. Barnes
Knoxville
Melvin Lamp
Timmie
Avoca
Jim Bailey
Bailey Home
Eldon Harmon
John Pruitt
Bethany
Charley Page
Taylor Returns from F B Tour
Earl Taylor returned Friday evening from a four day trip to Chicago and Washington DC representing Mills County Farm Bureau with 55 Iowa county campaign managers. In Chicago they met Charles B Schuman at the Grain Exchange and Farm Bureau HQ. In Washington they visited the House and Senate meeting Rep Ben Jensen and Senators Hickenlooper Miller, plus the White House Arlington Cemetery Mount Vernon and Smithsonian Institute. He flew home Friday night to take part in a minstrel show at Treyor Saturday evening.
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Earl Taylor
Chicago
Washington
D.C
Mills County Farm Bureau
Iowa
Grain Exchange
American Farm Bureau
Charles B. Schuman
Farm Bureau
Merchandise Mart
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Ben Jensen
Hickenlooper and
Miller
White House
Arlington Cemetery
Mount Vernon
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Smithsonian Institute
Earl
Treyhor
Former Silver City resident Tom McKinney dies in Omaha
Mrs. Tom McKinney 86 a former Silver City resident died Sunday at Douglas County hospital in Omaha. Funeral services were held Tuesday from Cramer Funeral Home in Benson, burial at Plattsmouth. Survived by husband. Clarence Burgoin family in contact. Numerous local visits and dinners noted among family and friends from Glenwood Mineola Bartlett and Des Moines areas.
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Clarence Burgoin
Silver City
Tom McKinney
Douglas County Hospital
Omaha
Cramer
Benson
Plattsmouth
McKinney
Follett and Kruse Families Visit in Midwest
Mr and Mrs Frank Follett of Omaha visited his aunt Mrs C C Johnson for Sunday dinner. Fred Techau and Mrs William Lay’s family spent the weekend with T Set and in Lincoln. Mrs William Williams hosted visitors Mr and Mrs Victor Williams of Red Oak and Mr and Mrs Elton Young in Council Bluffs to meet Randolph, three weeks old.
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WSCS
Earl Maddocks
Carroll Kirlin
Albert Boehme
North Platte
Neb
Council Bluffs
Hiley Purina Feed Company
Marehio's
Omaha
Glen Franke
Harold Kruse
Chris Kruse
Dean
Ed Kruse
Mary Goos and
Vinson
Donald Goos
LeVern Schoening
Leo May
Jack
Garl Maddocks
Lavon Schoening
Roy Scheel
Alfred Brandt
Clarence Mass
Harold Scheel
John W. Mass
Frank Follett
C. C. Johnson
Fred Techau
T/Set
William Lay
Lincoln
William Williams
Glenwood
Williams
Victor Williams
Red Oak
Harold Williams
Elton Young
Randal
4-H News Centerettes 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Centerettes 4-H Club met March 7 30 p m at Beverly Blackman home with 6 members and 1 leader present. Mrs Buch led etiquette quiz and new material. Rosalie Wright spoke on dining etiquette. Bread judging and a pudding demonstration were given by Beverly Blackman. Next meeting set for April 1 at Bonnie Hough home at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Blackman
Buch
Rosalie Wright
Bonnie Hough
Diane Blackman
Henderson girl earns CE honor list nod in Omaha
Carol Fleming of Henderson was named to the winter quarter honor roll at the CE school of Carmerce in Omaha. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Fleming
Henderson
CE School of Carmerce
Omaha
Russell Fleming
Free arthritis relief book promises dramatic results
An unsolicited Malvern advertisement urges readers to request a free illustrated booklet from The Hall Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri. It claims non medical, drug free methods developed by Ball Clinic have helped 70,000 people with 96 percent satisfied, with no obligation and return postcard reply.
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Malvern
Ball Clinic
Hall Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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XEW
Pat Newell
Nancy Lisle
Clayton Hertz
Jo Anne Wray
Shirley Williams
Pat Winters
Bonnie Spiker
Bill Blackburn
FHA
Jo Ann Wray
Miss Lisle
Kearney State
By al Nothem
Elmo Hites
Hastings, la
Office Post Office Bldg
Mansfield
R. W. Mansfield
C. L
BUD” Hertz
Embalmer & Funeral
Bill Blackburt
Pat Newall
Silver City News
MRS
J. H. Kruse
Clinton Frank
Herman Schoening
Alta Pullman
Shirley Hendrix
Harland Hendrix
Catherine of
Council, Bluffs
Taylor
F. B
Art Burgoin
Forney's Lake
Bartlett
Kristy
Karl Mintle
Marianna
Keith
Johnny
Fay Keast
Ronald Keast
Robert F. Kruse
Hannah Kruse
Mineola
H. F. Scheel
Robert Scheel
Rian
Roger Scheel
Rikki
Rhonda
Ralph Skerritt
Lintner Frida Sence Genuiner Priday
Bud Carlson
Paula
M. D. Heckman
Malvern Leader
Tows
Ne ‘ Nop
Lefgren
Ellis
Nirm
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Conoco
GUV Oil Company
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