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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
9
Senior girls from Malvern visited Patricia Stevens college in Grutha Det with Mrs. C Salyers and Miss Roebreau. Open house extended by Sandra Hays a graduate who is enrolled at the college. Admission 25 cents per person.
A Malvern Community High sophomore Mary Ann May sent notes in bottles into Silver Creek near her parents farm east of Silver City. Seven messages were cast, one found later by Mickey McNeal of Missouri and another by Brother Vincent Fitzgerald at St Benedict College. The latest bottle was sent out in February.
The article lists classroom slang and playful phrases used by students and notes daily activities. Drivers’ Education tire changing becomes a light moment as boys laugh at girls struggling with the car part. Geometry class times each activity tightly, while an Office Practice unit explores Automation Office Practice under Mr. Chown.
The Malvern Leader lists hot lunch menus for November including maid rott on bun and goulash with sides, plus a thank you to Mrs Hanson for dairy Sen milk. It notes wall progress at the new high school with bricks and steel, a copper information box, Chantry School open house, and National Book Week urging reading, plus a 1968 schedule and local climate reflections.
Debbie Bayes and Kevin Hertz report the seventh grade Science Fair held October 23 under Mrs Beattie with projects on Living Things in plant or animal categories. Exhibits included leaf and seed collections insects terrariums aquariums and a CO2 O exchange experiment. Each student spoke about their project and the class plans more nine week projects. Attendees included the seventh grade class and Mrs Bayes Mr and Mrs Rabel and Mr Crink. Senior pictures for absent students were taken October 27 by Waltz Studio Des Moines with finished portraits expected by Christmas. The piece notes a WWII veteran and York American Legion member with surviving wife and family and funeral held in York with Malvern cemetery services.
Joseph Walter Deardorff, 70, died October 25 at a Lincoln Veterans hospital after a month’s hospitalization. Born October 13, 1897 in Malvern, he was the son of Joseph T. and Elizabeth Frick Deardorff. He lived in York, Nebraska since 1938, from Red Oak, and worked as an electrical engineer at Consumers Public Power District.
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