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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1951

Page

5

Mills County Musicians Earn State Honors in Finals

Mills County music contestants traveled from Mt Ayr to Grim es for the state finals. Tela Dipson of Silver City earned a top award in tenor solo. June Skages of Genwood and the Glenwoods woodwind group also received ratings. Three Malvern pianists Sally Mulholand Henrys Lehnner and Tarhara Shayka earned division I ratings in piano. Loren Dyke of Chariton, a former Mulverd student, also earned a division I tenor solo rating.

Mt. Ayr Grimes Tela Dipson Silver City Mills County June Skages Genwood Glenwoods Malvern Sally Mulholand Henrys Lehnner Tarhara Shayka Jiano Soto Mulverd Loren Dyke Chariton Sula

Prairie Creek School Pupils Visit Pleasant Grove for Party

Friday afternoon at Prairie Creek School Miss Irene Maddocks led seven pupils to Pleasant Grove for a party taught by Miss Betty Sell. Afterward the class watched television and a movie at Miss Maddocks home. Plans set for May 11 to visit Younril Rins for a picnic and more entertainment.

Theirpeek School Irene Maddocks Pleasant Grove Betty Sell Miss Maddocks Ler Tak Iun Fry Younril Rins

Malvern Junior Senior Banquet Set For May 17

Malvern juniors and seniors anticipate an enjoyable night on May 17 as the annual junior senior banquet will be held. Delicious food prepared by the mothers of the juniors will be served to the seniors.

Malvern

May Breakfast Hosted by Mothers of Seniors in Malvern

Mothers of the seniors present both junior and senior classes with a May morning breakfast at 9:00 A M May 6 in the Malvern Memorial Building. Mrs Griffin chairs the event with a list of committee members including Mrs Alberts Vanderpaol Weak Robinson Macon O Dell Anderson Ingham Jrouser Henderson and Scheel. Kathryn Dalrymple Dollie Darneld Vera Hedlund and Janet Anderson named to the new committee.

Malvern Memorial Buihling Griffin Alberts Vanderpaol Weak Robinson Macon O'Dell Anderson Ingham Jrouser Henderson Scheel Kathryn Dalrymple Doll

Postponed Baseball Tourneys Weighed by Wet Week

Mud and water halted two key events Glenwood county track meet site flooded delaying the event with no new date set. Malvern sectional baseball tournament canceled until weather allows play with no date announced. Seniors order caps gowns in Kansas City funded by class play profits.

Glenwood Malvern Kansas City Trntercollegiate Press of

Hastings School Briefs Highlight Student Activities and Awards

The sophomore class hosted a party with red and blue crepe and umbrella decorations. Eighth graders rehearse with Mr. Malony for commencement at the Community building. Rain delays base ball. Seventh graders advance in arithmetic while spelling honors go to Keith Axtell Marie Crawford Belva Plum Colette Crouse Hennie Garrison Donald Hockabout. Third and fourth graders show strong reading and science work with Virginia Lisle Larry Weeks Marilyn Lindsey Carolyn Walston Berdlene Walston Sharon Curtis May Utes. First graders practice simple number facts as second graders read Fate and How They Are Reading. A thief stole eggs from the Elmer Friedrichsen home at Woodward last week.

Malony Far East Keith Axtell Marie Crawford Belva Plum Colette Crouse Hennie Garrison Donald Hockabout Virginia Lisle Larry Weaks Marilyn Lindsey Carolyn Walston Berdlene Walston Sharon Curtis May Utes Sone May Echou

Music Contest at Avoca May 5

Malvern's large music groups compete at Avoca Saturday May 5 with the boys glee club girls glee club and mixed chorus directed by Miss Helen Nancy. The bays glee club performs at 8 a m followed by the girls glee club at 8 p m and the mixed chorus at 7 p m Saturday, with early departure for Avoca.

Malvern Avoca Southwest Town Boys Glee Club Girls Glee Club Helen Nancy the Bays Glee Club Avocta Nancy

Donald Archer Named on ISU Honor Roll

A Cedar Falls fall quarter honor roll lists 268 students with 3.25 GPA or higher. Noted student Donald Archer of Malvern is recognized among those achieving the academic standard at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls.

Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls M. J. Nelson Donald Archer Malvern

Strahan School News May Basket Craft and Absences

Strahan students craft May baskets while several pupils miss school due to bad roads. Carol Ann Clark returns after a knee infection absence. Mrs Bayes misses day for Ed Teterson funeral. Third and fourth graders with perfect spelling are Jen Woo ten Carline Horst Julia Isom Jerry Stevens Liarrs Swett Charlene Mc éain. Fifth and sixth grades test arithmetic and map states groups. May room decorations planned by Lileth.

Carol Ann Clark Bayes Ed Teterson Jack Thorson Jessens Jen Wooten Carliné Horst Julia Isom Jerry Stevens Liarrs Swett Charlene Mcéain United States Lileth

Silver City Randolph Winners in Sectional Baseball Opener

In the opening games of the postponed sectional baseball tournament Wednesday, Silver City defeated Malvern in a tense opener. Randel beat Tartlett Ut amid confusion as Silver City squeezed out a win with key plays by Waridoly Bartlar and Wo mans Achendick. Malvern and Malvern Baseball squads contributed to a hectic scene as Batterries Me Mahon and Roh Peo added momentum for their teams.

Silver City Randolph Randel Tartlett Ut Malvern Waridoly Bartlar Achendick Tow Silwer Cite Bs Malvern O

Omaha Monday cattle trade upset by OFS

Government beef supply and price announcements late Saturday disrupted Omaha fat cattle trading on Monday causing confusion and limited sales. Slaughter steers and yearlings were mostly steady to $1 lower with most sales in the $38 to $86.50 range and better steers around $88.40. Replacement cattle were light and cheaper, hogs and lambs saw declines, and a small lot of lightweight steers sold at $31.60. High school honor roll listed ten students. senior class play At the Stroke of Twelve postponed due to rain, and baseball practice hindered by weather.

Omahas OFS Omaha Tinnea Trey Brown Joan Schroeder Jar Holton Tonaki Gee Larry Gipe Thetty Scheveder Beenie Patton Charles Kayton Merritt Wortman Lloyd Trvin

Street safety poster urges kids to stay off streets

A Safety Lake poster emphasizes that streets are for vehicles not play. It reminds Iowa children to ride bikes and roller skate in yards or playgrounds, cross at corners, look for cars, obey signals, and use hand signals when riding.

Safety Lake Iowa Safety Congress Iowa Alguns

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