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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
3
Readers are invited to support a community project offering tasks such as mowing guarding window washing and other services. Participants are told payment will reflect the value of the work as determined by the job.
In Malvern Missouri Valley era notes from The Malvern Leader 1965 Oct 7 students faced Homecoming disruptions after a calendar shift. The Knights and seniors navigated new timing, float themes and a modified pep rally plan while Ninety six fans rode a free bus to support the event.
Malvern Community Student Twin Fund members met September 30 for annual business. Officers reelected: Dr. J. R. Beckwith president Corte Stri vice president Mrs. Glas ilys Donner secretary treasurer. Directors named: Mrs. Bernard Roenfeldt Jim Benton. Terms for Mrs. Marvin Deitehler F. R. Chaintry and A. H. Nothem continue. Fundraising drive to augment the loan fund set for later this month.
The record lists daily meals from October through mid month featuring dried beef gravy with mashed potatoes and cheese sandwiches on Oct 11, ham salad on Oct 12, porcupine meat balls on Oct 18, barbecued wieners on Oct 14, and goulash on Oct 15 with assorted sides and milk portions. It notes multiple dates and itemized menus.
Carole Horn reports seniors plan a work day on October 16 as leaves fall and preparations are underway. The brief notes the event as a community effort with likely tasks for students and volunteers.
Parents and students are invited to the Corner Conference Career Fair at Farragut School. Principal A. H. Nothem reports sessions from 1 to 4 p m and 7 to 10 p m. The fair features 74 booths, a large increase over prior years, showcasing various occupations.
Fourteen 4 H members from Malvern and nearby towns join a larger group of 47 4 H delegates traveling to the American Royal Conference in Midsouth. The Malvern contingent will tour the event, attend sessions, and participate in dinners and conference activities from September 17 to September 19.
Mrs. Fred Cozad longtime Malvern resident died Monday at her daughter Mrs Wilbur Young ay Hornick home Funeral services were at Mansfield Funeral Home led by Rev Hugh Shiveley Born Lottie Pearl Bowen June 9 1889 in Boone County Indiana She moved to Hastings area as a child married James Frederick Cozad April 12 1910 and lived in Malvern One daughter Mildred Leana now Mrs Wilbur Young Survivors include five grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Funeral honored by pallbearers Verlin Yardy Corwin Yardy Wade Yeung and others.
County Extension Director Werayeathor reports delayed harvest of Tet soybeans affecting old crop supplies. Economist Gene Fuliell notes a tight Me supply for current processing, with new crop beans expected to be records. Prices around mid September reach about 82.50, while projections for 1964 soybeans and overall production show reduced yields and higher futures as markets adjust to delayed supplies.
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