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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
3
Fragmentary school notes show students and staff in confusion over clothing, schedules, and a chaotic event. References to teachers Mr Fair, chemistry, Macbeth study, conferences, and a torn, distracted mood echo a troubled day with misheard phrases and misread notes.
Nihua Valley students enjoyed a science program on model science held Oct 29 presented by Mr. Nwis Keiper. Demonstrations included mining references, minerals and ore samples, with Mr. Reiper recounting mountain exploration vividly. attendees learned from the display.
Fragmented OCR text shows names and phrases about teachers, seats, and a Maryville venue. Readable items include Mentions of Nukavi Artie Beak Bers and Fair, with scattered questions about seating and a home visit.
Valley students named to the six weeks honor roll include A Den Haack B Nancy Crocker ferry Bower Javleene Lineburn Cant McKee Judy Nuessl Civis Thesee Susie Becker Sayers Maniya Sawers Jessy A. dey Coe BL Eden Fiening Deanns Grawht Demee Huan Wieck King Prd Ki Taya Segkols Randy Mosh Belle Reiken Waris Ruck Uberyi Show Vansnnwer Meuren Bas Sea Jensen Mary Iy ns Ruta Parker Gee Petter Marcus Slump Sherry Washburn Heger Wortman A Beverly Aughe Dee Baked Rak Avensworth Deugies Annstere Gortres Charles Haack Omue Hall Pool Hedlund Patty Perkins Joan Anery Rema Wil Anson Aonsworth Antero Isnette Carison Shas A Susan Curtis Carvn Perkins Dixie Ebeling Karn Vx Gerlimsen Mike Winchester Bar bara Westenburz Bowen Luc una Bowen Douglas Bristow Brent Eastwood Beth Ann McKern Bill Paykov Teresa Richanls
A fragment from Cheryl Shaw reports a straw poll with candidate shares. Nixon leads with 73 percent, Humphrey 14, Wallace 11. Local Iowa figures list multiple party names and percentages, noting Democrats have no chance in New York and urging voters to exercise their rights.
Fragmentary text shows garbled words and names, no clear event, date, or participants. Unable to identify concrete people, organizations, or places from the readable portion.
The report notes turmoil as students face a rough period with grades and second nine weeks results. Teachers describe strain from shifting work while the district reviews tests and progress, with concerns about how grades reflect student effort and learning.
Wesley News records a flurry of visits and birthday dinners across the community. Guests include Wesleys, Hastings, Avoca, Red Oak, Council Bluffs residents. notable names: Clifford Allely, Ray Plumb, Henry Washburn, Alan Meyer, Roger Jackson. A belated birthday party for Roger Jackson and a death notice for Mrs. Parker are noted.
Halloween festivities noted at Henderson with a DauoWeen party hosted by Mrs. Gary Stepneos. Attendees included Avie a Lory, Hise, and many committee members from CMPD. Prizes went to Mrs. Carl Button and Mrs. Carroll Dayson. refreshments served. numerous out of town guests listed. plans made for future events and supper at the Ginnary in Council Bluffs.
Miss Kaul Jones of Elliott was honored in a miscellaneous shower at Henderson Christian Church Tuesday night last week. She and George Perdue were married Friday night. A skit titled Quen for a Day featured Kathie receiving gifts as the queen. Hostesses included Mines Deli Slump Gela Wilber Ebner Bur Santzel Leo Beifeau Co AL Freik Grace Bowen Melyva Christoffersen Juke Morris Duane Purnan Paul Forrestal and Virgil Morris.
Community notices detail visits and guests across Council Bluffs Red Oak Guthrie Center and Omaha. Names include Carl Boulton Milton Kinney Ward Hough Ruth Stevens Ruth Jewell Jenny Ryan Hazel Craft Melva Christofferson Anna Pierce Lath Latham and others with church funeral and supper gatherings reported.
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