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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
3
The article describes NV Fresh taking over operation of the Royel Doghouse at Fon Nite with a new name and themed events. Details mention class A status, a section house, a jukebox, and refreshments planned, along with a community engagement element and the king as part of the event.
Under Mrs Jahmson the class studies glassware types learning difference between pottery styles. The unit proves interesting and expected to benefit future work.
Linnea Morris of Henderson shows strong focus on government and Secretarial practice with a leaning toward bookkeeping and English Literature. After high school she plans to study elementary education at the University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, while expressing concern about youth attitudes and world affairs.
A truncated student voice muses that time feels short for tasks like sprints in class, overdue papers, hair routines, and lengthy reading. It notes how seconds to years shift in urgency, prompting readers to rethink saying not very long about plans.
A fragmented list of people in New York sharing favorite songs. Names like Bob Sargent Mary Kadron Darrell Godfrey and others are linked to song titles such as Spooky Too Much Talk Young Girl and Theme from Valley. The piece reads as a local chatter collage.
A fragile fragment notes a person tentatively leaving for Wisconsin Friday morning and planning to return Saturday morning. The legibility is poor and lacks clear names or organizations.
Last Friday marked the end of the third nine weeks and spring activities begin. Leathercraft and electrical work start while junior high students begin insect collections. No snakes allowed in the school building to prevent escapes. Report slips will be mailed to parents as usual. Everyone hopes the nine weeks end soon for summer vacation.
Mr and Mrs William Pickering reported their son Donald Pickering a Viet Nam soldier was lightly wounded but returned to duty now at B Troop 1st Syd 1st Cavalry APO San Francisco 96374 Mrs Mycra Vanderpool hospitalized in Council Bluff for observation. Community notices include visitors, hospital stays, new birth Cynthia Dawn to Arnold and wife in Cleveland Ohio.
Eleven WSCS members met at Alta Hall's home on March 14 at 7 30 p m. President Joyce Kelley opened with a poem titled Because of Thy Great Bounty of Love and read Luke 18 verses. There was notice of a district meeting at Broadway Methodist Church March 7 to 9 30 a m to 9 30 p m and dinner reservations by March 21. A WSCS member Perkin was added to the roll and spring cleaning at the church was discussed for effort this evening. The group planned travel and the society's regular April 10 meeting, with the annual event to be started in March.
The Rollie Good family attended services for Rollie’s sister Mrs Minnis Bikins of Emerson. Community sympathy is offered. W A Hensley of Gillette Wyoming visited Paul Richardson’s home. Mr Hensley, Mrs Richardson and Horace traveled to Mt Ayr to see a sister Mrs Pearl Hensley who is convalescent from a serious illness.
Riverview Lodge No. 42 has elected and installed officers this year led by Noble Grant and Myrtle Kindgt with View Grand as key administrator. Kathy Pearce serves as Secretary, Mary Paolser as Treasurer, Janice Crouse as Trustee, Ning Crouse and Grace Hathaway as Trustees.
Kathy Chatterlon of Red Oak visited the Willie Huntsman home Monday. Mrs Thelown Clark of fear Mal vern also visited. Fay Still funeral attended at Willisea Friday. Mr and Mrs EL Wallace visited the Huntsman home Saturday night. Mr and Mrs J L Evans returned from a southern trip. Dale Shelleys returned Sunday after months in Texas.
Republicans meet at the Legion rooms in Glenwood on Friday at 10 am to name delegates to the state presidential convention in Des Moines. Delegates from 13 of 15 precincts will attend and officers of the central committee will be elected. Present officers are Paul Thompson, Glenwood chair. Betty Evans, Malvern vice chair. CUE Luddington, Pavifie Jtun Gion secretary. Edel Knight, Malvern treasurer. Delegates named at the Marel 4 caucuses include Emerson, Harry L Hoover, Teresa Dubbin. Center Fay McManigal Norma Thieschafer. Glenwood 1st ward James Thomas, Mrs Wayne Martin. 2nd Robert Harleys, Mrs Dean Dusenberry. 3rd Edgar Cook, Margaret Wimner. Hastings Ekigene Waymire, Mildred Waymire. Henderson William Harbor, Mary Robbins. Ingraham Robert Schoening, Isa Schoening. Malvern William Schroeder Jr, Mrs Otha Mass Jr. Plattvifte Cliff Luddington, Elva Sargent. Rawles Warren Gregory, Mrs Wayne Zirkelbach. West Oak Dennis Downing, Mrs Brandt Poore. No caucuses held in Mineola or St Marys precincts.
An old style advertisement from The Leader promotes savings bonds and urges readers to support a national financial program. It uses aggressive wording to emphasize patriotism and the idea of paying into the country’s future via bonds.
Danial Swoboda sworn in as new Commissioner for the Low Rent Housing Agency of Malvern Iowa at its March 1 meeting. He fills vacancy from Earl Toss resignation. Mrs Virginia Summers appointed chairwoman. Albert Dalison clerk of works. Ted Reeder Construction Co of Omaha to oversee demolition and site work on Malvern Village, with Leo A Daly Co architects for part time project role.
Mills county Democrats plan precinct caucuses on Monday March 25 starting at p.m. at multiple homes and small venues across Glenwood Malvern Silver Creek Silver City Hastings Yenderson Mineola West Oak St Marys Piottyile Center Enwisan Ratsles and other listed locations with residents hosting meetings to organize local party activities.
Malvern community school lunch menu items listed for March 23 25 26 27 with offerings such as dried beef gravy mashed potatoes apricots pizza burger corn carrots apple sauce wiener boats mashed potatoes jello cake orange juice beef stew tossed salad hot rolls vanilla pudding tuna sandwiches with vegetables coffee cake and other items.
Garland W. Payne, 24, Route 1 Hastings, was charged with failing to yield after a collision with a Nis hna Valley school bus driven by Joseph A. Cheney, 22, Hastings. The 1964 Ford bus sideswiped a 1959 Chevrolet near Emerson on Old Highway. No pupils were aboard. Bus damage estimated at 600 dollars. car 450 dollars. Strong winds suspected as contributing factor.
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