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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
5
Interview with Malvern football players shows improved team spirit after a rare win over Essex. Players cite better play, but criticize low school spirit and fan support. They expect continued rise in standings over the next two years if community backing grows.
Principal Burl Kruse released the MCHS honor roll for the first nine weeks. The list includes seniors Diane Allensworth Gwyn Blackburn Beverly Forney Vicki Glynn Gerry Granteer Sandra Hays Nancy Miller Greg Schultz Steve Tasto Mike Waymire John Wilson Pam Yates Juniors Terry Jones Dru Mort Sophomores Rodney Hunt Cindy Messinger James Ponlow Marvin Swoboda Freshmen Bob Beattie Donnie Bell Mary Beth Costello Linda Fletcher Gayle Morgal Tom Phelps Junior High Eighth Nancy Bloedel Pat Larson Jack Sell Bill Baer Glen Dickersbach Seventh Kathy Leu Joyce Stephens Joe Wearin Matthew Knight Dennis Kyle James Lippincott Dennis Messenger Susan Morgal
Mt Vernon MRS reports a weekend of family visits and church gatherings across Red Oak Glenwood and Council Bluffs. Entries note Ina Morse’s 11th birthday, wartime relief visits, open houses, and departures to San Francisco and Florida, with many relatives listed across Iowa and Nebraska communities.
The speaker notes continuous team improvement every week and predicts a strong future as sophomores become seniors. They say spirit is okay but could improve since students often talk with friends rather than yell at games, and morale benefits from sportsmanship.
Tuesday events at Clarin da Community College featured Le Medi cin Malgre Lui directed by Delbert E. Smith with a tour to Nov 5. Mixed Chorus sold festival tickets in Sidney for the Corner Conference Music Festival. Participating schools include Fremont Mills New Market Nishna Valley South Page Sidney Stanton Essex Farragut Hamburg Malvern. Junior class hosted a Friday sock hop after the game. cheerleaders updated skirts funded by Student Council. Next Friday marks the first basketball game. cast for More Room for Love selected: Pat Trively Mike Blackburn Roger Powles Larry Williams Janice Clay John Phelps Dru Mort Nancy Dolan. opening night December. Student body thanks coaches Richey Maynes and football team. Christmas Ball plan upheld with Mal Dunn's orchestra. Student Council held meetings about the Christmas Ball. traditional combo not adopted.
The Junior Class plans a trip to Maryville to watch the town play Our Town. They will also read the play aloud in their American Literature class to better understand it.
Hillsdale residents record a weekend of visits and meals in surrounding towns. Families from Sidney, Glenwood, Malvern and Silver City joined others for dinners, church events, and a military departure. Friends such as Mrs. George Rowe, the Mikesell and Blackburn families, and George Wright attended gatherings, with several trips to Cog, Bluffs, and Indignant areas noted.
Hillsdale and Glenwood residents are noted with visits and events. Names include Malelta Parks, Clayton Bower, Mrs LeRoy Pullman, Mrs Wayne Hilton, C N Kelly, Ernestine Dunham, Hattie Phelps, Powles family, Slaughter family, Ernest Cole, John Powles, Rural Improvement Club hosts, LeRoy Pullama sermon at Hillsdale Methodist Church, and community birthday and 4-H events.
Henry Loeptin, a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs for several weeks, has been moved to the Nishna Cottage Rest Home in Malvern on Saturday.
Oaks notes report Sunday school attendance 62 and offerings of 12.92 with 1 visitor. The service featured scripture John 7 37 43 Acts 12 and a Girls quartette singing Heaven Come Down and Glory filled my soul with Linnea Johnson on piano. Ralph Cole attended funeral for Mrs Anna Cape in Glenwood Saturday. Numerous local visits and dinners noted including Rex Davidson and extended family in Red Oak and Omaha guests in various homes.
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