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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
11
Malvern high school held a mock election on Nov 8 ballot offices to gauge future citizenry. Results compare student percentages with state outcomes for Governor Attorney General Secretary of Agriculture and more. meals planned for Nov 21 22 23 include goulash Thanksgiving fare and Wiener meals.
Winter brings cold days as MCHS reflects on a busy period. A mock election favored Republicans while Juniors saw Our Town in Maryville. The M Club hosted a stand and sack hop after Friday games. Football banquet and honorable mentions followed by Open House and staff selections are noted. GO TO THE GAMES SUPPORT YOUR TEAM.
Miss Luann Robbreau the new Malvern Central High School counsellor is a St. Joseph Missouri native. She completed two years at St Joseph College and two more at NW Missouri State College at Maryville earning a degree. She is now at Omaha University for graduate credits pursuing social studies with minors in social.
An MCHS guidance counselor and American Government teacher says she is "Old enough to vote" when asked her age and notes students are well behaved and mature with enough spunk to stay interesting. She commends teachers as capable and dedicated to their work.
Community school hosts a work day on Saturday November 19 inviting volunteers and offering a Bake Sale at Mulhollands Grocery to support the sophomore class. Call 624 8645 for handyman help or to participate.
The Malvern High School library adds Great Books of the Western World and Gateway to the Great Books with the Syntopical Guide. The Gateway Collection includes novels, stories, plays, biographies, scientific papers, and more to foster reading among young adults. A Family Participation Plan offers reading and discussion at home or in groups. Nov schedule highlights include basketball at Treynor and New Market, retakes, photo and farmers events, and Thanksgiving vacation.
Strahan WSCS members held a second in four studies on Affluence and Poverty for Christians led by Mrs. Robert Christensen at the church. Mrs. Floyd Hillyer hosted at her home. third lesson covered Africa, South America and Asia with Mmes. Costello Nims Wearin Sr. assisting. A reminder urged Christmas mail to service members overseas, listing several address details.
Strahan MRS MILEY SCHMADT Correspondent STRAHAN MYF GROUP GUESTS AT SILVER CITY MYF members Virginia Angus Mryna and Marlin Ballian Angela Sayers David Swett Susan and Ruth Ann Parker and sponsors Mr and Mrs Emmett Gipe visited Silver City Methodist church on Thursday evening. The cross aims to develop friendship and fellowship with other MYF members and will be passed on to another youth group. Strahan youths led worship and Silver City Youth held recreation and served cookies and a beverage.
Sunday dinner guests at the Winterset Inn near Plattsmouth Nebr included Maude Wilson Malvern George Werner Los Angeles Dudley Conner Douglas Jim Leonard and Mike of Omaha for a farewell to Mrs Werner who headed home to California. SCD Club Christmas meeting December 8 featured Mrs Ellis Grindle with several members. prizes awarded for turkey con tests and pencil games. plan for December 8 dinner at Burning's Cafe Shenandoah with secret sisters and gift exchange. Congratulations to Captain Ronald Bonnett and wife on birth of Heather Alice at Omaha Imanuel hospital. Families gathered for Bruce Morrical's twelfth birthday and Skateland celebration in Shenandoah with friends and cake.
Malvern residents enjoyed pheasant hunting in the Walnut area and clan gatherings. Several local families hosted visits from relatives and friends from Omaha Denison Shenandoah and Henderson while attending showers birthdays and a mix of church and community events. The period featured travels to Red Oak Burwell and Sidney for meals and a busy social calendar amid fall harvests and Thanksgiving plans.
The Silver Creek Go-Getters 4 H Club hosted Family Night at 6 30 in Mulvern Community Building basement inviting the Silver Cloud 4 H Club. Officers for 1967 were installed by 1966 officers. 4 H record books were handed out and a Christmas gift drawing was held for members with party details.
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