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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1962

Page

2

West Coast trip and local visits noted in society column

Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Richardson and daughter June Wise of Glenwood returned from a three week vacation on the west coast visiting Seattle relatives and attending the World's Fair. Charlotte McGarry joined from San Diego for a week. Saturday guests included Fay Butterfield Carroll Phillips and locals from Omaha Slayton Denver. Numerous gatherings, births, hospital stays, and visits across Iowa and Nebraska documented.

L. L. Richardson June Wise Glenwood West Coast Seattle, Wash Mr. Richardson Wallace Norton Ruth Fitzpatrick Kate McElhose Hubert Chambers San Diego Calif Chambers Hastings Kenneth Jones Gerald Bower Fred Mulholland Jones Lake Shetak Slayton Minn Walter Melton Rio Grant Chamberlain Bob Alderson Lincoln Jeffrey Scott Weight

Mills 4-Hers to American Royal Conference

Four Mills County 4-H members Denella Downing Rosalie Wright Kenneth Keith and Kenneth Leipold will attend the American Royal 4-H Conference in Kansas City October 14 to 16. They travel with Jim Glenn county extension assistant. The conference theme is Citizenship and serves as recognition and training to support Mills County 4-H citizenship efforts this year.

Mills Co Kansas City Denella Downing Pacific Junction Rosalie Wright Glenwood Kenneth Keith Silver City Kenneth Leipold Hastings Jim Glenn

First Presbyterian and Local Churches Schedule Listings

Directory style notice lists worship times Sunday school and choir sessions for First Presbyterian Morris Parks, Holy Rosary Glenwood, First Baptist Wayne Bass Lyle Williams, Methodist Church with receptions and census planning, and St Johns Lutheran Clarinda. Includes St Johns Lutheran details, Paige motion, and church activities for youth and choir practice.

First Presbyterian Church Alfred Martin Morris Parks Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood O. L. Kaufman First Baptist Church Wayne Bass Lyle Williams St. Johns Lutheran Church Frederick Kreutz Holy Paige Spm John's Lutheran Church Clarinda

Funeral Services Held Friday for Willus A Miller

Funeral services for Willus A Miller known as Bud were held Friday Oct 5 at Manfeld Funeral Home. The service featured Rev Ray Sprenger Rev Milford Schmidt and life sketch details of his birth May 23 1927 at Malvern his marriage to Ruth Hager on May 22 1948 and his five children. He served in the Navy and died Oct 2 at 35 years four months nine days. Interment at Malvern cemetery with military rites at Braveside pebbling Yorktown Lutheran church.

Willus A. Miller Manfeld Funeral Home Ray Sprenger Milford Schmidt Robert Boldra Homer Hammers Warren Turner Clarence Fisher David Freed Joseph Velasquez Marjorie Boldra Duane Knierin Lyle Bonner U. S. Navy Ruth John Harvey Ronald Aaron Steven Burton Roxanna Elaine Roberta Nene Harvey Miller Homer Glenwood Wathan Eunice Lemonds Omaha Hillhouse Pacific Junction Willus Harvey Miller Council Bluffs Malvern

Spanish Class Offered for Malvern Area Residents

The Family Living committee of Mills County Extension Service invites local women to a meeting on Thursday October 18 at 7 30 p m at Miss Wilma Schultz extension office in Malvern to discuss forming a Spanish course for the area. A Spanish class already operates in Glenwood with 24 members.

Malvern Area The Mills , County Extension Service Wilma Schultz Malver Glenwood Malvern

Loose Gravel on New Road Triggers Truck Rollover

A pickup driven by Darrell Schoening, 29, rolled on a newly built road east of Glenwood after hitting loose gravel Tuesday night. Schoening was treated by a Glenwood doctor. Passengers included Charles Plumer Jr., owner of the pickup, who was not injured. Sheriff Edwin Barkus stated the gravel contributed to the loss of control.

Glenwood Darrell Schoening Edwin Barkus Schoening Bfit Charles Plumer, Jr Plumer

Services Friday For Harold Adair Sr.

Funeral services for Harold Adair Sr. age 52 will be held Friday October 12 at 2 p m at the Silver City Methodist church led by Rev LeRoy Pullman. Interment follows at Emerson cemetery with Raynor Hamilton in charge. Adair died at his Silver City home Tuesday from a heart attack. He was born in Emerson and spent most of his life in Mills county as a farmer or in trucking. Survived by his wife Laura five daughters and two sons.

Harold Adair Sr Silver City Methodist Church LeRoy Pullman Emerson Cemetery Raynor Hamilton Adair Silver City Emerson Mills County Laura

Malvern Strahan Methodist Parish Starts New Program

The Malvern Strahan Methodist Parish begins an educational program to culminate with the Every Member Canvass on December 2. The plan builds a year in advance by church commissions and trustees who estimate future needs. Stewardship chairs are Wallace Salyers at Malvern and Emmett Gipe at Strahan.

Malvern - Strahan Methodist Parish Commission On Stewardship Malvern Wallace Salyers Strahan Emmett Gipe

Civil Defense Discussed at Legion Auxiliary Meeting

The County Legion and Auxiliary met at Glenwood on September 27 with about 40 members present. Red Oak district officers and Auxiliary president Mrs. Jean Redenhaugh of Neola attended. A Civil Defense discussion was presented and a county meeting on the subject will be held later with time and place to be announced.

Glenwood Red Oak Press Jean Redenhaugh Neola

Card of Thanks From Ruth Miller Family

The kindness prayers and sympathy of friends and neighbors in our sorrow remain a precious memory. Our sincere thanks and appreciation for all those comforting acts come from Mrs. Ruth Miller and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Lemond, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hilihouze, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Miller, Homer Miller.

Acta Ruth Miller Harvey Miller John Lemond Lyle Hilihouze Nathan Miller Homer Miller

Nishna Valley School News Future Teachers Plan Program

The Future Teachers of America at Nishna Valley will expand this year with guest speakers college campus visits and meetings at other schools. Monthly evening meetings will be held at members’ homes with refreshments. Anyone may join, not limited to future teachers. A party for prospective members is set for October 9 at Mrs. Dittus’ home.

Teachers of America FTA

Travelog at Nishna Valley High Showcases Colorado Wonders

Dale Doore of Des Moines presented a color travelog at Nishna Valley High on Oct. 5. Narrated by Doore, the program featured Mesa Verde cliff dwellers Monte Vista? Noting colorful scenes from the Air Force Academy Pike's Peak Roy al Gorge Rocky Mountain National Park and various Colorado attractions including dude ranches Durango and a narrow gauge railway.

Dale Doore Des Moines Colorado Nishna Valley High Mr. Doore Mesa Verde National Park Air Force Academy Pike’s Peak Royal Gorge Rocky Mountain National Park Dude Ranches Durango 2 Silver Town

Valley Pep Rally Sparks Snake Dance and Fire Roast

Emerson residents joined Nishna Valley students for a pep rally last Thursday. The event began with a snake dance through town ending at the football field where a wiener roast was held. Following the roast the crowd returned to the gym for skits and cheers led by NV students.

Emerson Nishna Valley

MVHS Juniors Memorize Constitution Preamble

MVHS juniors study and memorize the United States Constitution preamble under teacher Mrs. Doubleday. Over two weeks they read about government and complete supplemental work to become more acquainted with constitutional basics.

MVHS

Henderson Soldier to Complete Training at Fort Polk

Army Pvt. Gerald C. Adams, 24, of Henderson, is set to finish eight weeks of advanced individual infantry training at Fort Polk, Louisiana, on Oct. 12. He entered the Army last June after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and is a 1956 Henderson High School graduate. His wife Mary, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Adams, live in Emerson.

Henderson Fort Polk Gerald C. Adams Mary Cherry St Pottstown Adams Army Fort Leonard Wood Henderson High School Harold L. Adams Emerson

Magazine Drive Ends Stan Shaw Wins Prize

The Nishna Valley Athletic department wrapped up its magazine drive on Monday. Stan Shaw won a $20 prize for selling his quota of $30, boosting the department’s finances. The department thanks all who contributed to a successful fundraiser.

Stan Shaw Shirley Maba Nishna Valley

Aquarium Gets New Population

Linda Larsen reports NHS students gain a working aquarium in science class. Mr Greenwood supplied fish and equipment to observe aquatic life and the carbon dioxide oxygen cycle. The tank hosts goldfish salamanders water snakes and underwater plants as a bright backdrop enhances viewing.

Greenwood

Senior Car Wash by MHS Seniors Saturday Oct 13

The senior class of MHS sponsors a car wash and work day on Saturday October 13 at Blank's Apartment building. Wash costs 1.25 dollars and starts at 8:30 a.m. Call 7265 7414 or 7204 to request number of workers needed.

MHS Blank

Nishna Valley Homecoming Crowns Mickey Queen at Victory

The third annual Nishna Valley homecoming at Emerson saw Black Hawks beat Stanton Vikings 13-0. During halftime Mickey Straight was crowned queen by captains Dick Winders and Bob Hicks, with Connie Edie as flower girl and W. Berkley Greenwood as crown bearer. Senior football players escorted the candidates, the band performed, and after the game a gym dance followed with the Catalinas from Shenandoah providing music under the Blue Moon theme. Bob Hicks earned the king title in the dance with Mickey presenting the crown.

Nishna Valley Emerson N. Vy Blackhawks Stanton Vikings Mickey Straight Dick Winders Bob Hicks Connie Edie W. Berkley Greenwood Diane Lakin Sharron Eastwood Kathy Houser Susan Steiner Catalinas Shenandoah Mickey

Open House At NY Nishna Valley High Draws Parents

Open house at Nishna Valley High School Monday evening drew many parents who attended short sessions with teachers and counselors then gathered in the gym for refreshments. FTA members hosted, and organizers said the event helped parents better understand daily school life. Families were told the next parent teacher conference will be announced by mail.

Nishna Valley FTA

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