Malvern Immunity Schools Homecoming Features New Events
Malvern’s MCHS homecoming on Sept 24 included class window decorating across downtown stores, a Friday parade with floats from grades and businesses, and a barbecue hosted by the seniors. The Bemoved game against Nishna Valley ended 0-0 with tight defense, and King Chris Shook and Queen Ken Blackman crowned at halftime followed by a Community Building dance sponsored by the student council.
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Nishna Valley
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Chris Shook
Ken Blackman
Home Ec Gals Work on Drapes for New School
MCHS Home Ec students from sophomore to senior are sewing drapes for the new Home Ec room. Freshmen make aprons and study personality and fashions. An eighth grade group discusses grooming, manners, and will start sewing. Mrs. Cleta Salyers teaches the Home Ec classes.
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Cleta Salyers
Mrs Shrader Educator with varied Nebraska career
By Vicke Deitchier Mrs Shrader teaches English at Malvern High School this year after teaching in Lexington McCook and Penn State. She earned a masters at Nebraska and attended Colgate Colorado Education and Greekky. She has two daughters one married to a Lincoln principal and one to an Air Force major. Her son is an Omaha physical education supervisor. Originally from Pawnee City she enjoys teaching and Malvern’s friendly people with hobbies in music dancing and cooking.
Science Labs Move Brightens School Shifts
Mr. Freys science classes will be very happy to get into the new high school because the laboratory equipment in the old building is all packed for moving. However classes are in progress. The chemistry class studies atomic theory and biology students have gone outdoors to learn plant names and fundamentals of biological naming.
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Hight School
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Progress on New School by Karen Poodjoy
Superintendent Crink reports the second floor nearly finished and gym floor completed with basketball backstops. Landscaping mostly done while gym bleachers arrive mid October and sound system installation proceeds as the plan to move into the new high school aims for October.
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Malvern Community School Galen Re Gelse
Local Malvern community notes reference Galen in connected messages and a brief Fron Me post. Details are fragmentary but indicate school related chatter and community linkage within the Malvern area.
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Church Notes from Shiveley to Glenwood Parish Actions
Church notices list activities across multiple congregations including Shiveley Pasch ard Notson, Hoover, and Union Youth at Methodist, Woollard as pastor. St John’s Lutheran schedules worship, Sunday school, voters assembly, Walther League rally, and farm bureau music. Holy Rosary in Glenwood outlines Mass times for Sundays and Holy Days.
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Malvern Baptist Church
Ladies Aid
Everett Knop
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
L. Kaufman
Strahan United Methodist Service and Sunday School Schedule
Clarence W Woollard pastor Floyd Hillyer lay minister Robert Christensen superintendent 9 30 a m communion service 10 30 a m Sunday school Col 5 Spam Children s training class
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Strahan United Methodist
Clarence W. Woollard
Floyd Hillyer
Robert Christensen
Mabarys Celebrate 25th Anniversary At Oaks Pot Luck
Oaks News reports Mr and Mrs Jack Mabary honored guests for their 25th wedding anniversary at a pot luck supper at Booster station hall. Twelve families of the Jolly Janes club attended with visiting relatives noted from Drake and Loveland.
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Local families host weekend gatherings in Midwest towns
Sunday dinner guests included Bob Terry of Missouri Valley, the Bill Metcalf family of Indianola, and Mr. and Mrs. ly W. Castor with L. T. Brammeier. Afternoon visitors were Willard Braden of Spaulding, Nebr, Bruce Braden, and Vel Schavinderman of Macedonis. Jim Terry left for Germany duty from Omaha. Arthur Blunt of Talcha visited sister Mrs. Edwin Arhorse along with Dean and Evelyn Warren and Janet Snyder. Des Moines affiliates attended Jane Warren’s graduation at Veterans Auditorium. Jane was a soloist at American Institute of Business ceremony.
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Bill Hutt
Marion Shook
Ernest Stille
Drake
Colo
Marion Stille
Loveland
Cole
Jerry Huff
Brent
Robert Wookey
Dennis
Linda Buehler
Red Oak
Ed Raymond
Maxine
Elliott
Oaks Mission Circle
God
Merrill Sowers
Davidson
Bill Huff
Evelyn Warren
L. E. Brammeier
Dean Warrens
Shenandoah
Jim Terry
Donny
Omaha
LeRoy Levasseut
Bob Terry
Missouri Valley
Bill Metcalf
Indianola
Ly W. Castor
Brammeiers
Willard Braden
Spaulding
Nebr
Bruce Braden
Havel Schavinderman
Macedonis
Germany
Arthur Blunt
Talcha
Edwin Arhorse
Dean Warren
Janet Snyder
Ray Honeywell
Vernon Viner
Jane Warren
America Institute of Business
Veterans Auditorium
Des Moines
Miss Warren
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