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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1957

Page

5

Malvern Junior High Graduates Receive Diplomas and Awards

Malvern Junior High held diploma and award exercises on Thursday evening with Sandra Roenfeldt named valedictorian and Kathy Burdie salutatorian. Jane Schultz received a special spelling award while instructor Clair Baldwin announced athletic honors.

Malvern Junior High Sandra Roenfeldt Kathy Burdie Jane Schultz Clair Baldwin Marilyn Schoening Beverly Donelson Dennis Allensworth Judy Mott Leroy Bower Ellen Cormner Gordon Scott Melvin Hansen Tom Clark Marlin Henderson Lonnie Hedlund Bernard Robinson Jack May Neil Goehring Robert Chaney Dale Allensworth Merrilee Darrah Russell Howell Carol Jones Wesley Coleman Patty Bonham Marlene Fieselman Vernon Robinson Mary Jo Robbins Robert Finchem Buddy Stogdill Malvern John L. Bechout

Malvern High Honors 22 Students on Second Semester List

Twenty two Malvern High students earned recognition on the second semester honor roll as Principal A Hl Nothem announced the school closure last week. Eligibility required a 90 percent average across three six week periods. The honor roll includes seven seniors six? Wait.

Malvern High A. Hl. Nothem Janie Grindle Gary Warshbarger Marilyn Henderson Diane Kline Gary Parker Robert Scheel Marianne Schultz

Hectic Search Meets with Success

The Malvern high school seniors hid their class flag before skipping day and eight clues to mislead juniors. Early Monday, students hunted through halls and found clues in the principal’s desk spindle and a crack in a window. The next clue indicated boys only, gathering in the boys’ rest room while girls waited, as Jerry Big stepped forward.

Malvern High School Washington Jerry Big

Notice for Malvern Class of 1957 photo pickup

Ex seniors of Malvern class fifty seven can collect their Washington DC pictures and post cards via a contact at Salyers garage. The event features photographs with Rep Ben Jensen taken on Capitol steps. School mystery notes and a missing flag incident wrap a chaotic search week in the old schoolhouse.

Malvern Washington, D. C Wh Nothem Salyers Garage Ben Jensen Capitol Steps

Thurman Truck Driver Injured in Accident

Wallace Nash of Thurman suffered cuts and bruises when his truck overturned three miles north of Gleywood Friday afternoon. The sheriff’s office said the crash occurred on the Telephone road at an intersection with a county route. Nash received medical attention from a Glenwood doctor.

Wallace Nash

Friends and Neighbors Plant 100 Acres of Corn for Bud Madison

Last Wednesday Bud Madison witnessed friends and neighbors plant about 100 acres of corn and sow sudan at the Wuubhouale church after a midday meal of coffee and cake. Madison, recovering from illness, returned home from the hospital and will likely be confined to bed again. Several locals assisted, and a long list of names appears in the report as participants and dinner servers.

Friends and Neighbors Bud Madison Sudan Wuubhouale Madison Rhea Brndie

ASC Sets Final Disposal Dates for 1957 Cover Crops Mills County

Mills County ASC warns Soil Bank participants that no crop may be harvested from restricted acreage in 1957 including grain silage seed or hay nor grazing allowed. Approved cover crops and final disposal dates list oats by June 10 legumes and grasses by October 1 soybean July 1 Sudan grass excluded by clipping or plowing dates differ.

Mills County ASC Edward W. Happ Soil Bank Sudan

Pvt Jack Price Assigned to Fort Chaffee Ark

Pvt Jack A Price son of Mrs Bertha Price Malvern has been assigned to Battery C 6th Battalion Basic Training Command Fort Chaffee Ark for common basic training in the United States Army He will learn the fundamentals of suffering and how to use and fire infantry weapons and practice Army combat tactics After eight weeks of training he will be assigned to another post or remain at Fort Chaffee for additional training in his military occupational specialty

Pvt Jack A. Price Bertha Price Malvern 6Th Battalion Basic Training Command Fort Chaffee Ark United States Army

Slow Down and Live Campaign Aims at Safer Streets

Postmaster Mary A Blackburn announces the Slow Down and Live Campaign running May 30 through Labor Day to urge drivers and pedestrians to act responsibly. The effort stresses shared duty to protect children during vacation months and near play areas, calling children the nation’s most valued assets and urging vigilance from both parents and drivers.

Mary A Blackburn Anta

Randolph Enterprise Family and neighbors share Sunday visits

Jen McUreey reports from Randolph as Mrs Foster, Mr Cul Meter, and families visit. Richard Vanatta and sons are called on Sunday afternoon by Mr and Mrs Richard Vanatta and sons. Melvin Muure hosts Sunday dinner with George Muure and family of Tabor. Kenneth and Leonard Nielsen attend from Fremont, Nebraska, with Douglas Lawrence and family from Silver City. Overnight guests include Johooy Walker and David Walker at grandmother Mrs Ralph Walker. Visitors include Mrs Ivan Taylor, Miss Anta Lou Kubenking Juhooy, and more local residents ahead of Shenandoah notices.

Randolph Enterprise Jen McUreey Kansas Cie. Miu Richard Visnulla Wally Foster Cul Meter Metarial Cho Vanathy Lu Wor Kands Vanatta Thurman Mrr Richard Vanatta Melvin Muure George Muure Tabor Kenneth and Leonard Nielsen Fremont Neb Douglass Lawrence Silver City Ivan ‘Taylor Anta Lou Kubenking Juhooy David Walker Ralph Walker Tom Kubenking Rollie Moberly W. C. van Derpout Malvern Ivan Taylor

Mills County swine testing, mole control, and dairy month notice

Extension director Harlan Stratton invites swine producers to join a testing program with fees of seven fifty up to thirty head and twenty five cents per head over thirty. Weighing and probing handled by Glenwood FFA. Swine marketing intentions for June exceed a million head but may dip versus last year. Mole control methods include trapping, poisoning, and gassing with car exhaust. check FDA sprays with extension before use. June is Dairy Month in Iowa promoting dairy products.

Glenwood Ffa Glenwood Iowa

Gardeners in Sills County Grow Wroveall Vegetables

Gardeners in Sills County released with Wroveall last year. Iowa State horticulturist Vance outlines fertilizer and culture steps for high yields. Apply complete fertilizer before planting or as a sidedress after, with 10-20-10 style mixes at 15 to 20 pounds per two square feet. Monitor broccoli for overgrowth to preserve flavor. harvest before yellow petals appear, then lateral shoots develop. Insect control for cabbage family pests recommended. Local notes mention visits by Ames residents, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heaton, and Vince Trively, plus a family dinner for Blackburns in Thurman.

Sills Hen Vance Iowa Vance Eatins Vance Doo Anduah Larry Heaton Vince Trively W. C. Blackburn Charles Blackburn Thurman

Four H and B clubs hold May meetings and tours

The 4 H and B clubs report May 23 gatherings at the Cooper home with 15 members two readers and 12 visitors. Demonstrations on insecticides grasshoppers and control were led by members including the Mahers Laughin and Coopers. A Lucky Circle breakfast May 18 featured pink carnations waffles and a cookout plans for June 13 at Glewood Lake Park were discussed. Jolly Juniors May 15 had 17 members seven visitors and three leaders with a “One Crust Meringue Pie” demonstration and Rally Day planning.

Darrell Marshall Cooper Harlan Stratton Michael Roger Maher Michael Laughin David Warren Darrell Cooper Lucky Circle 4H Club Wilma Wright Gleewood Lake Park Marilee Dashner Jolly Juniors Karen Kahl Jeanne Deitchler Jeannette Murray Linda Crouch Camp Brewster St. Johns Lutheran Church Carolyn Rowe Judy Asmussen Jean Voss Deanna Decker Jann Deitchler Nancy Crouch Karen Kabl

Meat production hits new 1956 records across beef pork veal

Red Oak Monument Co reports 1956 total meat output at 28 billion pounds of red meat and 4 pet extremes above 1955. Beef set a 145 billion pounds record, pork 11.2 billion, veal 1.632 billion, and lamb mutton 741 million. beef 51 percent of total, pork 40 percent.

Red Oak Monument Co J. A Hurst Malvern USDA Crop Reporting Board

Rally Day Delegates Named for State Convention

The article lists Linda Crouch as voting delegate for Rally Day with Kay Kaht and Gloria Deitchler in the chorus. Jeanne Deitchler is named as alternate. The next meeting is June 11 at 2 p.m. with Linda and Nancy Crouch as hostesses. Joyce Heitman is the reporter.

Jeanne Deitchler Linda Crouch Kay Kaht Gloria Deitchler Linda Nancy Crouch Joyce Heitman

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