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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
1
Fragmentary text from a school page appears to mix quotes and names. It references Smresco, Nisima Wailer, and figures like Carl Halk and Wadnm Van Marnstraind, with scattered dialogue about systems and windows. The readable content is largely garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Former students from the class of 63 are now pursuing further education or entering the workforce. The article lists several individuals and their current paths, highlighting college enrollments and job placements among the graduates.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Friday event with mentions of NES students, fenders, and welcomes. Names and clear details are unavailable. readable fragments point to a school gathering or ceremony without verifiable specifics.
The fragment notes a focus on student activities in New York. It mentions TESS and DESI and a period of heightened activity or scheduling. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond these.
Nishaa Waller announces plans for modern, up to date home economics classes. The article notes minimal changes from prior years and focuses on improving the home economics department and related offerings.
Fragmentary notes reveal seniors organize a trip with fundraising tactics and planned activities. Mentions Emerson and Redesin as involved parties, with dates and event details partially legible.
A readable fragment describes an NV show featuring items titled Music Comes from Bottles and Nails and Dogs. The note mentions Jacnés and a tearful moment tied to sites and bios, indicating a small performance or exhibit with ambiguous details.
Niskaa Valley club scored 62 as Dorotay Primer, Mina Valley, and calendar committee members hosted a year review party. Eudes Niemner and Heid2 co hosted with Mrs Evelyn Frink and Jake Morris assisting. Frink was hostess to the Lites group Saturday at Mrs C Frink’s home.
Henderson correspondent reports social and personal notices from the region. Names include Rev Clement Rowe, Nettie from City Kansas, Dr Jack Ork, Mrs Gerald Powell, Mrs Soppece Linds, Candell of Chicago, and several local families visiting Pisgah and Red Henderson. Various church and social events are referenced with small gatherings and guests.
Mrs Darlene Bolton attended a Federated club picnic at Mrs Eldred s home as storms rolled in Friday night. Rev Robert Jones of Eliott dined with the Delaine Siampa Friday. Chi Rho youth met Eliott Sunday evening. Nine came from Henderson. Others visited Omaha and Malvern groups. Several attendees traveled to Hawaii, Treynor Lutheran supper, and Emerson families joined weekend visits. Funeral services in Blakesburg honored Mrs Sim Danford.
Sunday School at 10 am worship at 11 am with midweek prayer Wednesday at 7 30 pm choir practice and youth services. Many social visits and family guests noted including Warren siblings and Shook family. Wedding attended Haf Wookey at Red Oak. multiple local names listed.
Henderson residents west of town celebrate crossing the river as the bridge opens Thursday. Tom and Mrs. Rieken trip to Columbus by plane, returning Wednesday. Vanderlinden family back from northeastern Iowa visit with stops in Tipton and Grinnell. Wilber and family visit Effie Wilber in Carson. Ankland guests with Burton Smiths in Carson. Butterfields Duysen and Donnie visit Stan and Fay in Millard Nebraska. Attendees at Wics Seminar in Emerson include multiple local women. Butterfields and others attend Aksarboon rodeo Tuesday night.
Mrs Evelyn Warre had visitors Friday evening. Arthur Brown home in Oakland hosted guests. Guy Osborn Werre Bundsy's daughter’s family visited. Janet Warren returned from Omaha with relatives. Donna Kitchen, age four, died after stepping into traffic. Simp son college girls noted. Several mentions of family visits in Avoca Shenandoah and Omaha. Wales church ladies attended a fall workshop in Shenandoah.
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