Malvern Hawks Halt Panthers 20 6 Victory at Home
Nishna Valley finally toppled rival Malvern 20 to 6 at Hawk ground as Dave Bowen led with 110 rushing yards and a 4 yard score. Rick Jones added a 64 yard scamper for Malvern before the hosts pulled away in the second quarter with a four yard run by Good and a Bowen PAT. Valley finished with 214 rushing yards to Malvern's 132 and held strong on defense with Bowen and Fleming making key tackles.
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Blackhawk Reservation
Nishna Valley
Malvern
Gome
Hawks
Harley McDowell
Panthers
Panther
Rick Jones
Tim Hager
Donnie Good
Dave Bowen
The
Roses
Valley
Malvern and
Hawk
Final Corner football bouts set Friday. Hamburg favored at Farragut
The 1973 Corner conference race wraps Friday with Hamburg ranked top in the conference and second in Class A state ratings visiting Farragut, where the Admirals have won all home games. Malvern hosts Fremont Mills in a last home game while Nishna Valley travels to Stanton. Other games include Essex at Sidney and South Page at New Market.
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Hamburg
Farragut
Admirals
Malvern
Fremont Mills
Panthers
Harley McDowell
Knights
Nishna Valley
Essex
Stanton
Sidney
South Page
New Market
WL Pts. Op
Fremont-Mills
Cowboys Beat Vikes to Grab Second in standings
Stanton faced Sidney as the Cowboys topped the Vikings 12 0 to move into second place while both teams stood 6-2. Nishna Valley earned its first win of the season, leaving Malvern tied for last with the Hawks. Friday scores included Nishna Valley 20 Malvern 6 and Hamburg 53 New Market 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Hawks
Malvern
Panthers
Vailey
Stanton
Sidney
Cowboys
Vikes
South Page
Essex
Hamburg
New Market
Farragut
Fremont Mills
Malvern Mentors at ISEA Convention
The 119th Annual State ISEA Convention was held in Des Moines October 18 to 19 with the theme Its The Kids That Count. Dr. Robert J Creighton and Hugh Sidey headlined sessions while Malvern attendees included Ruth Picker Cleta Salyers Ward Thelan Ron White Raburn Benton Kathryn Ford Laura Clay and Duereen Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva
ISEA
Des Moines
Robert J. Creighton
Shenandoah
Hugh Sidey
Time News Service
Washington D.C
Creighton
Sidey
Veterans Auditorium
Malvern
Ruth Picker
Cleta Salyers
Ward Thelan
Ron White
Raburn Benton
Kathryn Ford
Laura Clay
Duereen Jennings
Malvern Panthers Weekly Player of the Week Feature Omitted
This week notes that the Malvern Panthers player of the week feature is omitted. Players for this week and next will be presented together in the next issue.
Lunch Menu Through November Eighth With School Closure
The menu lists daily options from November 5 to 8 including hamburger on bun with greens beans cabbage slaw and milk on the 5th, tacos on the 6th, tuna and noodle casserole on the 7th, and dried beet gravy with sides on the 8th. A No School-Parent Teacher Conference day is noted for November 8.
Valley JV Triumphs 20-0 Over Essex Gridders
Nishna Valley J.W. Black Hawks beat Essex 20 to 0. Keith Hudson led rushing with 95 yards and 2 touchdowns, Greg Hillyer added 55 yards and an interception, while William Frazee notched 35 rushing yards. Hudson contributed 12 tackles, Scott Hillyer 10, Dan Carley 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Lee
Nishna Valley
J.W. Blackhawks
Essex
Keith Hudson
William Frazee
Greg Hillyer
Dan Carley
Scott Hillyer
Alumni Day volunteers sought for Malvern High School reunion
Malvern High School seeks volunteers from all classes to organize an all Alumni Day. A planning committee and class chairmen are urged to compile master alumni addresses, choose a date, and arrange time and place, with Memorial Day 1975 as a tentative target. Volunteers should send class rosters to Mrs. Gerald Garst in Champaign and help recruit chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Malvern
Gerald Garst
Hollycrest Drive
Champaign
Illinois
Spirit Week Celebrates Football Players at Local High School
Spirit Week honored the football boys with hall posters and lunch-line privileges. Cheerleaders hosted a Pizza Party and a Pep Rally at the high school. Friday crowned a Spirit King and Queen, with Sheila among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lai Ann
Sheila
Malvern Leader reports November 1, 1973 local news
The Malvern Leader of Malvern Iowa dated Thursday November 1, 1973 covers local happenings including community events, city notices, and brief regional items of interest. The issue records civic matters and social notes typical of a midweek town newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Lowa
Mrs Josie Stotts and community notes in East Liberty
Local notes recount visits and health events in East Liberty and nearby towns. Mrs Josie Stotts was taken to Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs for tests and treated, then released. Numerous visits by relatives and friends list names and cities, with travel to Omaha and Tulsa mentioned. The record notes the season’s first frost, and ends with a note on weekly activity evaluation and future topics for discussion on teaching and curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stille
Council Bluffs
Josie Stotts
the Edmundson Hospital
Irene Prein
Silver City
Charley Alexander
Helen Briley
Veda Worl
Versailles
Phoebe Goodell
Ralston
Nebr
Lloyd Ward
Jeannie Beno
Wayne Schilling
Paul Tackett
Gladys Williams
Gerald Wilcox
Malvern Teacher of the Week Highlights Mr Larry Maynes
Deb Leu spotlights Malvern teacher Mr Larry Maynes Teacher of the Week. Maynes has nine years at Malvern coached girls basketball and track while sponsoring clubs. He hails from Greenfield and attended Ellisworth Jr College and Simpson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deb Leu
Larry Maynes
Maynes
Malvern
Greenfield
Town
Ellisworth Jr. College
Simpson College
Malvern Board Proposes Practical High School Addition
The Malvern Community School District board outlines a plan for a new practical building to house industrial arts, vocational agriculture, and high school art. They cite overcrowding, space shortages, and rising enrollment, proposing a $120000 project funded by a 1 mill tax increase and bond levy of 9.5 cents per month per $1000 of valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Malvern Community School
Chantry
Malvern
Chantry Elementary
Iowa
National Education Week Observed at Blackhawk School
The BLACKHAWK Reservation marked National Education Week October 22 to 26. To involve parents, a specific day was set for parent attendance. National Honor Society members escorted parents around the school each day to foster familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Ebeling
National Honor Society
Treynor Cardinal Corner Menu and School Teachings
Nov 5 to 9 school meals offered sizzlers whipped potatoes buttered corn apricot cobbler bread and milk on Nov 5 hamburger stroganoff noodles jello fruit tart peanut butter cheese sandwich milk on Nov 6 Italian spaghetti meat sauce lettuce salad fruit hot rolls butter milk on Nov 7 fish sticks bun candied sweet potatoes green beans chocolate dessert extra sandwich milk on Nov 9 macaroni cheese cabbage wedge beet pickle apple cake orange glaze peanut butter butter sandwich milk. From Pod to Pod By K R Lambertsen notes second year team teaching progress grouping by ability with Houghton Mifflin reading program and math, placement testing guiding level-based groups, individual pacing, and close oversight to ensure milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noy
K.R. Lambertsen
Houghton- Mifflin
Notice About School Events Collected By MCHS
Dates and times compiled by MCHS Newsstaff and may contain errors. Refer inquiries to the school Newsstaff for corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Veteran's Day Program At Local School
On Monday October 22 a Veteran Day program honored guest speaker Congressman Bill Scherle with aide Jim Agnew. Student body representatives Susan Curtis and Warren Sayers attended. The school band performed two patriotic numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth McKern
Bill Scherle
Jim Agnew
Susan Curtis
Warren Sayers
Squaw of the Wi honors Kathleen Cook of Corning
Kathleen Elizabeth Cook, wife of Joe Cook, is recognized in Corning as this week’s squaw of the Wi. She has seven children, two at home, and 64 percent grandchildren. She earned a BS in Music at Graceland College Lamoni and teaches High School Vocal Music Junior High Vocal Music and directs the Sweet Teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Ebeling
Kathleen Elizabeth Cook
Joe
Corning
Cook
Graceland College
Lamoni
Simon and Garfunkal
N.V
Senior of the Week: Liz Green and Bruce Fajen
Liz Green, a senior at the school, takes Art IV and government courses while aiding at an elementary school. She enjoys Yes music, MASH, and The Godfather, plans to be a commercial artist, and values time with friends. Bruce Fajen, another senior, studies bookkeeping and government, likes Led Zeppelin, and aspires to become a commercial artist while staying out of trouble.
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Liz Green
Liz
McKlean Stevenson
Alan Aldach
Joan Rivers
Lady
The
Bruce Fajen
Bruce
Led Zepplin
Burt Reynolds
Ali MacGraw
Buuce
Randy Walter
Bruci
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Fleming
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Barber
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Leu
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Cave
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Tabor
Wilow Slough
Henderson
Mills County Soil Conservation District
Pres Grissom
Slough
Lows
Bob Moore
Drake University
Mills County
McAlneus FI
Mills County Savings & Loan
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Valley JV
Assey
Keleher
Glenwood
East Liberty
Joe Parker
Clarence Sleep
Siam
Leonard Parker
Gary Parkers
Bellevue
Galen Hunts
Gary
Pearce
Archie Scott
Bill Scotts
Westside
Clifford Scotts
Joyce Stephens
Ames
Everett Stephens
Beth Sowers
Red Oak
Georgia Henderson
Macedonia
Stille
Edna Butterfield
Max Vanderpool
Broadview
Wash
Charles Scenefields
Bud
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Henry Faust
Omaha
Richard Henderson
Kristi and
Kay
Kenneth Henderson
Methodist Hospital
Alma Boehme
Irma Hayes
Don Allen
Ozarks
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Silver Dollar City
Eureka Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Will Rogers Museum
Winthrop Rockafeller
Tulsa
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Prayer Tower
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Hunt
Dafe Ponton
Malvern Community School District
Treynor
Treynor Menu
Robin
Career Fair
Co. Bluffs
D.A.T. Sth
Atlantic
Cela
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