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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
5
The MCHS student council and class officers elected three extra cheerleaders after try-outs in the gym. Eleven candidates performed several cheers before the vote. Nancy Wheeler from the eighth grade was selected.
Three selected at large are Marsha Deitehler Judy Osler and Sharon Leipold the new member with Beverly Forney as alternate Holdover cheerleaders are Cindy Adams and Vicky and Kathy Glynn Mrs Elaine Krambeck will sponsor the group next year Others trying out include Suellen Dashner Carol Wortman Linda Rafferty Marsha Deitehler Claudia Ellison Pam Finchem and Linda Kahl
An executive meeting of the Mills County Teachers Association was held in Malvern on Tuesday to complete year end reports and plan for the coming year.
County Treasurer F. M. Robinson recorded nineteen new motor vehicles in Malvern Glenwood Emerson and nearby towns including Fords for Allen Wortman Wayne Killion Malvern Gregory DeWitt Jack Stanley Co Glenwood Ivan Shook Emerson Dodges for Sam Benscoter Malvern Buicks for Earl D Dashner Malvern Chevrolets for Milo W Shick Boyd Nuckols Emerson Sigurd Peterson Thomas Farquier Glenwood Edward J Martin Imogene Plymouth Gerald Roberts Glenwood Mercury for William BD Mcintosh Council Bluffs Chevrolet pickups for Harry T Pearce Malvern Muzzle Mintle Co Glenwood Merrill G Warren Hastings Claude Robertson Pacific Junction and a Chevrolet truck for Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Glenwood. marriage licenses issued to Donald Rohrberg 24 Glenwood and Karol Booth 17 Council Bluffs Charles Dixon Smith 31 Red Oak and Judy Harold 21 Essex Marlin Hansen 21 Glenwood and Nancy Campbell 18 Malvern. County Supt M D Vetterick to attend May 13 meeting at Des Moines on school legislation.
Mrs. Eldon Gradle Whiting thanks friends and relatives for cards letters gifts and visits while in Burgess Memorial hospital at Onawa and since returning home in Whiting Iowa 51063 appreciative remarks and gratitude.
John Leroy Wiseman, 82, of Hastings, pleaded guilty in Mills County District Court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Sheriff Ed Win Barkus said the arrest followed a Malvern accident at about 12 25 a m on Fourth Street as Wiseman’s eastbound car struck a parked vehicle owned by Burdetta Spiker, pushing it into another parked car owned by John Wooten. About $350 damage to Wiseman’s car, $150 to Spiker’s, and $50 to Wooten’s was estimated.
Dr Alfred Martin minister Morris Parks U S Sun Sunday School 10 a m Worship Service 11 a m Guild meets at the home of Mrs Chas Costello Thursday evening May 13 Bernice Bower will lead the Bible Study
St John's Lutheran Church in Hastings Iowa lists events from May 8 to May 13 led by Rev P G Becker. Circuit Pastoral Conference May 8 at 10 00 am. adult class examinations at 8 30 pm. May 10 Sunday School Bible Class at 9 am. worship at 10 am with new members accepted. May 13 Ladies Aid 1 30 pm. Confirmation classes 7 pm. Choir practice 8 pm.
A supply of small tools including wrenches was stolen from a Mills County bridge construction site about eight miles south of Glenwood over the weekend. The theft was reported to Sheriff Edwin Barkus.
Ralph Russell minister leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:05 a.m. Mothers Day tribute by Junior choir and new member reception. Senior MYF 6:30 p.m. Wednesday activities include WASCS at 2 p.m devotionals by Erma Allen and Evangeline Lang plus Junior choir at 7 p.m. Thursday Study Class 2 p.m. at the parsonage features a film Dollar and Common Sense.
Two spinet pianos advertised for sale by Missouri Musical Instrument Distrib Inc in Hampton Village St. Louis and by Hospe Piano Co in Omaha Nebraska. Both offer monthly payments and prompt response. additional items include shoes and a home style spinet organ.
Malvern firemen answered two calls this week. Saturday they were called to extinguish a fire in Elmer Jackson’s car with minor damage. Wednesday afternoon they rushed to the Otha Mass farm north of Malvern where a shock pile ignited during corn shelling.
Grace and Leona Dixon plan travel from Omaha by train on May 9 to Los Angeles for the Supreme Session of the White Shrine of Jerusalem. Grace will serve as delegate and Leona as Chairman of Material Object for District No 14. They will attend an Iowa breakfast at the Biltmore Hotel and visit relatives in Long Beach after the session.
Emerson First Baptist Church hosts Sunday School enrollment events with a Cradle Roll. family worship follows a 5 pm session. Mother's Day meditation focuses on the Christian Home as De Graham Counselling meets Monday evening. Junior and Senior Choir practices are scheduled. Champion Hill Presbyterian Church lists morning worship and Sunday School times under Pastor Noel DeKalb and Superintendent Glenn Kellenbarger.
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