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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
5
Editor Linnea Johnson outlines payments for instructional materials across classes like Art and Shop. Open enrollment for residents outside the district with options including ART Shop Typewriting and Modern Mathematics. Sign and return at the High School Building. Also notes Oct 10 football and other events.
Dana McKee reflects on rising school spirit at NV High as the football team, cheerleaders, and teachers unite for three wins this season. The piece notes pride, Friday night energy, and hope for continued victory.
The Nishna Valley Community School adult education program will be offered again this year commencing Oct 24. Ten hour sessions run 7 30 to 9 30 on Oct 24 27 31 Nov 7 10 14 21 Dec 6 and 11 at the High School Building with a $10 tuition fee.
Verla Wilber reports that band members receive weekly private lessons from Mr. Kern. Each 20 to 30 minute session includes warm up, scales, and a song, with Mr. Kern correcting fundamentals and teaching new techniques to improve the Nishna Valley band.
The library draws students, history classes report on many places, and English book reports are due soon. A dress down day lifted spirits as students prepared for the Carson-Macedonia game on Thursday, February 6. Typing class progress is noted with room for improvement as students work toward faster speeds.
Nishina Valley School lists junior high foot mill at Garson Macedonia on Thursday with events at 6 and football at Fremont Mills at 7. The schedule includes a Thursday entry for junior high activities and a football game slot.
At school year start two representatives from Curtis Publishing visit to organize a magazine sale. Students are divided into three groups led by Pat Johnson Kay Rydberg and Charles Paul with a $750 team goal and a $40 per person quota. Achieving quota earns a college football game ticket. last year Ames was the destination. Deadline is October 15.
Martin Fender reports on September 28 1966 Nishno Valley unveiling a new sidewalk addition from the southwest door to the shop driveway. The feature aims to keep shoes cleaner and assist janitors in maintaining school cleanliness.
FNC members Linnea Johnson Myra Ballain Nancy Crocker Terry Fender and Norma Timson with sponsor Mrs Lemmonds visited Nishna Cottage in Malvern on Sept 27 to acquaint with patients. Myrny Ballain served as guide. They found the visit enjoyable and worthwhile and plan another trip with games and recreation for the patients.
The article highlights the Ak-Sar-Ben Livestock Show as the region's largest and most important event, featuring Nevada students displaying stock at the prominent venue and drawing notable attention from participants and viewers.
Attendees from N V included Virginia Angus, Mary Anderson, Jim Cheney, Margaret Cheney, Richard Cool, Dean Fender, John Patt, Patty Patton, Bill Scherle, John Scherle, Barbara Smiley, Gary Smiley, and Larry Stouder. Richard Cool owned hogs. Patton and Angus exhibited Holsteins while others showed Herefords, Shorthorns, and Angus steers.
Chief Shuntona presented songs and dances, sign language, and tales of customs to elementary students in New York this week. He studied fine arts, headlined major circuits in the US and Europe, and played at two Presidential Inaugural Balls.
Hillsdale society notes weekly from residents with Ak Sar Ben Rodeo attendance and family visits. Guests include the Slaughter Ferrel couples from Glenwood and Nebraskans from Lincoln South Sioux City Avon Randolph Tabor and Silver City. Community invites for Hillsdale Church Monthly Family Night with cooperative supper and program.
Local residents attend family gatherings visits and dinners across Council Bluffs Tabor Sidney Red Oak Glenwood and nearby. Military service begins for Steve in Glenwood with basic at Fort Bliss. Several birthdays anniversaries and church observances noted including World Wide Communion Sunday at Hillsdale Church.
Rural Improvement Club members and six guests spent a day in Omaha for the annual club tour. The group visited local sites and enjoyed a day of fellowship and civic hospitality.
The Wesley Chapel Harvest Sale and Dinner will be Tuesday October 11 with serving from 1:30 to 3:00 or until food runs out. Dinner is a free will offering and proceeds are a key social and financial event. General Chairman Everett McGrew. gadgets and inventions featured. display contacts Lorance Lisle Ben Wilson Marvin Deitehler Albert Washburn.
Beverly Wilson reports a string of community notices from Wesley Nebraska and nearby Council Bluffs Iowa. Ray Lathrop had a minor stroke and checked into Mercy Hospital for tests and therapy. Mrs Lathrop and Jerry visit daily. Eric Nyren visited Homer Pedersen’s home in Council Bluffs. Birthday Club hosted by Mary Allery in Malvern. Harve Tackett funeral in Tabor with George Howard and Thomas Aistrope called on. Wayne Vieman hospitalized with a badly fractured leg after a porch fall. pinned on Monday. Pegge Parkers lecture on World Affairs in Red Oak sponsored by AAUW. Ronnie Bryant visit from Council Bluffs for grandson’s birthday and wedding. Roger Jackson attended Glenwood high school homecoming. Marian Wilson and Beverly visited Milo Adams in Ainsworth Nebraska before returning. Assisting skeleton.
A group left Glenwood at 9 30 am and spent the morning shopping in Omaha. The ladies reunited at noon for luncheon at Hilltop House followed by the movie Sound of Music. The next meeting is set for October 19 with Mrs Dwight Buffington as host.
Forrest Bloomer and Ernest Bloomer along with David Timson attended the Mills County Prize Winners 4-H Club meeting Monday at the Black burn home near Tabor. David Timson was elected secretary and Forrest Bloomer was named assistant leader.
The Malvern Leader reports a busy week with events in Silver City and Emerson. Mrs Ron Bryant and Fred Sowers escorted Glen Sowers to Omaha airport for a Long Beach visit to Mrs Sowers mother and sister then on to Oakland to see Lee Sowers family. Mrs Sowers plans a three week trip. Glen may return early. Eric Nyren attended a Shenandoah library rock club meeting. Rev Clyde King of Sidney showed Grand Canyon hiking photos and returned. Several social visits include Ralph Wilson at Bill McGrew home and Clifford Alleys, Don Godfrey, and Otto Menghel attend Emerson music night. Substitute teaching in Henderson kindergarten was Mrs Jerome Nathman of Emerson. Mr and Mrs Don Godfrey and Darrell hosted Darrell Harties of Minden for dinner. Kimberly Rush performed a piano solo at Farm Bureau music night in Emerson with her parents Clarence Rush and sister Rebecca. Ed Meadows hosted visitors Bob Murray of Glenwood and Bernard Bakers of Omaha. Ben Wilson attended a Regional Call Club convention in Omaha. Ellsworth Smith, Cathy and Dale Stephens joined Roger Smith for Terry Smith’s 18th birthday. Peppy Pixie 4-H Club met Sept 20 with nine members and one visitor. Kay Bruce discussed record books, Yel Jean Hudson spoke on jam versus jelly, Sara Crocker demonstrated packing a school lunch, Mario Fender discussed manners, Carol Perkins demonstrated a slumber party, and Audrey Largent showed how to complete a record book. delicious refreshments were served.
The Henderson County Legion and Auxiliary held separate meetings in Henderson on Wednesday night with 25 people in attendance and refreshments served afterward.
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