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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1972
Page
4
At First Baptist church on Sunday the plan called D-Day to boost attendance. Reverend Jim Stenger reported Sunday school attendance rose to 178 from 69, exceeding a 150 goal and carrying into morning worship. Pupils bringing guests earned candy as some spurred five more to attend.
Last week's snow gave students a chance to stay home and catch up on soap operas. Seniors took the GATE tests after a brief vacation, enjoying a fun assessment including peg-in-hole and washer-on-peg tasks along with numerical and mechanical reasoning.
By Linda Barber the sin of 30 degrees equals the cost of 60 degrees and is the reciprocal of the sine of 30 degrees. The Advanced Math class of five seniors has spent two weeks on this topic after solid geometry in the first nine weeks. The seniors find Advanced Math tough but enjoyable and seek more brave classmates in the Senior class.
A collection of quotes about departure, dreams, and facing change. Porchia notes that all roads lead to a point of departure while Baldwin asserts that change begins only when challenges are faced.
Marcie Sinner profiles Mr. Pat Reed as MCHS Teacher of the Week. Reed, a South Page High School and Dakota State College graduate, has taught at MCHS for two years, teaches World History American History and Government, and coaches basketball baseball and track while serving as athletic director. He sponsors the sophomore class and M club and hopes for a great basketball season.
Dates and times for MCHS events are listed in Newsstart. On Nov 27 ASVAB for 12th grade at 8:30 p.m. On Nov 28 BB ISD boys play at 6:30 p.m. On Nov 29 CC Principal's meeting at 1 p.m. Dec 1 BB at South Page, Dec 2 B-Team BB at Sidney at 9 a.m. Dec 3 Jr Hi BB boys ISD there at 9 a.m.
Mrs H Allensworth, Mr and Mrs Herman Coppock, Scott Magers, Mr and Mrs Weldon Wallace attend the Cougar Show in Carson Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Marvin Warren host a pre Thanksgiving dinner near Emerson with Sylvia Ackenbaugh, Jim Core, Jimmy, Chris, Dick Warren and Amy present. Max Ireland of Storm Lake visits sister near Emerson as group joins Vera Fichter and Alvin Antrim for dinner at Berning Cafe in Shenandoah.
A group of 17 senior business students traveled by bus to Omaha for an educational trip sponsored by Mr and Mrs Chown. They visited C E School of Commerce Northwestern Bell Telephone Mutual of Omaha and an Omaha Bank to observe roles such as accountants tele phone operators clerks and secretaries. The tour included lunch at Bronco's and a stop at a telephone museum with multiple revolving doors.
The Nishna Valley Federated Women’s Club met November 15 at Mrs. Carolyn Bryant’s home with 15 members. They discussed Christmas town decorations, candles and towel orders, the annual tea for teachers on November 20, and dues set at $3 for 1973. December features the Family Christmas Supper at the Christian Church Basement and a Candle Glow program led by Carolyn Bryant and Minnie Allensworth with candle making demonstrations.
Malvern Iowa November 16 1972 minutes show Mayor Kemp presiding with council members Bowers Hanson Hedlund and Pierce present. Absent Jones. Clerks Weber Jagels Klipfel Roun tree attended to discuss amortizing construction operating costs and equalization fees for the sewage disposal plant. The council approved moving forward with construction upon approvals from Iowa and Federal agencies with Henningsen Foods to participate on a monthly basis calculated by fair share use based on total capital and operating costs prorated to monthly usage. Hedlund voted nay. The council adjourned.
Mrs Jackie Kadel plans a card shower for Chester Kadel whose birthday is November 26. Residents at Good Samaritan Home in Red Oak, he awaits well wishes as Lucille Byers visits after time with her husband at Omaha veterans hospital. The community reports various visitors, hospital updates, and local events including 4 H family night at Nishna Valley School and funeral services for Rev Clement Rowe in Shenandoah.
The U.S. Treasury promises no charge for replacing lost stolen or destroyed bonds showing the unlosables pledge. It emphasizes protective steps and assures holders that replacements are provided without cost.
A series of local gatherings and visits are noted. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson hosted guests from Modale and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jewell. Other visits include the Allensworth, Magers, Banwart, Dye, Nagel, and Harbor families. A trap shoot drew a crowd at American Denlinger Post grounds. Mrs. Lalla Harbor sails to California for winter with relatives. The piece also mentions travel to Omaha and Fort Leavenworth and a pre Thanksgiving dinner in Papillion.
Doug Christensen son of Mr and Mrs Robert Christensen Hastings Iowa will travel to Chicago this week as one of Iowa 29 state 4-H award winners attending the 1972 National 4-H Congress November 26 30 The Mills County winner earned the trip in the 4-H Achievement program The Iowa delegation will join more than 1600 4-Hers from all 50 states Puerto Rico and Canada at the week long event headquartered at Chicago s Conrad Hilton Hotel
4-H Busy Bees held their annual Family Night on November 6 at Strahan Methodist Church. Installation of officers followed a potluck. New officers include President Donna Christensen, Vice President Linda Costello, Secretary Harva Hillyer, Treasurer Kim Maher, Reporter Kathy Laughlin, and Historian Luann Bowen. Membership certificates went to many members including Harva and Paula Hillyer and Donna Christensen. Leanna Sayers was introduced as a new member. Members received blue ribbon record books and Kathy Laughlin announced activities from the past year.
The Hastings JF Feeder club held its annual Family Night at St John’s Lutheran Church on November 9 with 15 members and 9 guests. Lois Leu chairs. Ed Barnett named assistant leader. Awards were given to all. planning for Nov 25 and Dec 14 events discussed.
Peppy Pals and Hastings Jr feeders held their annual Family night at St John’s Lutheran Church on November 9 with a pot luck supper at 6 30. Seventy seven people attended and certificates were awarded to Penny Barnett Kelli Barnett Anne Leipold Dorene Leu Jann Kelley Judy Kelley Susan Miller Linda Williamson Debra Leu Kathy Leu Linda Washburn Robert Hopp and others.
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