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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
10
Malvern Community schools list the hot lunch cooks for the week with Mrs Mavie Bird heading bake work and kitchen oversight. Mrs Doris Alexander and Mrs Ruth Darrah handle cooking and steam table duties while Mrs Nellie Burgoin serves as head cook.
Gerald Strecker, from Rilo Nebraska, joins M.H.S. as eighth grade Math teacher and teaches General Math 1 Algebra I. He graduated from Peru State College this summer with a Math major and science minor. Currently enrolled in IP S classes at Wesleyan University Lincoln with Terry Forney. Strecker aims to learn more about his students and families and cites student effort as key. He dislikes talking students and missing names on papers and enjoys basketball and hunting while living in Tabor.
MCHS Junior class met in the home court on October 23 to plan a Homecoming float and a committee to develop ideas. A works day was set for October 22, and decisions were made on stand items to sell before adjournment.
On September 25 the Presbyterian Church hosted a 6 p.m. faculty picnic at the Community Building for Malvern Schools. Teachers were introduced, enjoyed varied foods, and visits afterward. Several comments praised the pleasant atmosphere, hospitality, and home cooked meals.
Malvern Junior High and Nishna Valley met on September 22 with NV scoring a 59 yard TD in the first quarter and an early extra point. Malvern answered 7-0 before NV forced a punt and later scored again, while Glen Dickersbach reached the end zone for Malvern. The game ended 33-6 in favor of Nishna Valley.
Kathy and I thank all who contributed to The Malvern Leader section. Seniors decide senior photos choosing Waltz Studio. Bloodmobile drive urged teachers by Mr Crink. Sophomore geometry class studies plane geometry. Eighth grade frog dissection sparked reactions. Mr Gross previews Greenland, Iceland, Spitzbergen slides at Community Building.
The Math and Science Club held its first meeting of the year on Sept 24. Officers elected were Mike Waymire president John Phelps vice president Mike Blackburn secretary and Randy Brammer sergeant at arms. The 14 member group seeks growth and sponsors are Mr Frey and Mr Strecker. Plans include a Science Fair for Malvern students a Corner Conference Fair and a Yawkeye Fair in spring plus potential field trips. Anyone interested should contact Mr Frey.
Joyce Torristall wed William Dyke Owens in Henderson Christian Church with Rev. Robert Jones officiating. The couple's families include Forristalls of Macedonia and Owens of Oakland. attendants wore blue and royal blue gowns, and the ceremony featured songs “Because” and “Wedding Prayer.” The Bride wore silk taffeta with lace, a Watlean train, and a pearl necklace, while bridesmaids carried blue and white flowers. Reception followed with cake by Tyan Forristall and guests served by family members. couple to reside west of Oakland.
Guests for dinner Sunday included Mr and Mrs Tl G Rivken, Karen, Betty Leo and Leo, and Mr and Mrs Glenn Geun Brown, Steve and Tammy.
Belly McMullen of Menderson and Ray Core of Council Bluffs married at 8 pm on September 26 in Castleay Presbyterian church in Omaha. Attendants were Morris T Harbor and wife. They moved to Council Bluffs where the groom works in no cafe.
Henderson and Emerson residents visit relatives, celebrate birthdays, and attend events in nearby towns. Mentions include Lillian Sowers heading to Florida for winter, visits to Omaha and Seattle connections, and gatherings for Septem ber birthdays. Local families, farms, and customers appear in cordial weekend and weekday calls across Macedonia, Red Oak, Glenwood, Mortons Mills, and Absyrben.
Rep. Bill Scherle campaigned across Iowa with stops in Oakland Glenwood Clarinda Council Bluffs Malvern Emerson and other towns. He hosted and attended events with GOP officials and supporters, including dinners parades barbers conventions and a visit to the Grand Old Opry themed outings.
Friday night featured a steak supper followed by attendance at the Aksarben rodeo. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coppock Mr. and Mrs. Delbert McVay Tom Sowers and Dewey Sowers.
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