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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
2
Mrs F E Bloomer reports on frequent guests and family gatherings around Glenwood and Malvern Nebraska, including visits by Boyd of Pesridge Ark and Carthers of Omaha. The piece lists dinners, birthdays, church events, Homecoming parade participation, and community happenings with many local families and towns such as Plattsmouth Ames Ames and Mineola referenced indirectly through relations and events.
Wayne Hilton and Burdett Hunt families hosted the Monthly Family Night at Sitlsdale church with a 7 p.m. cooperative supper, an old fashioned sing fest, and color slides by Claude Williams of their golden wedding and other local pictures. A going away gift was given to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howrey and children, who moved to Glenwood after long Hillsdale residence. Farmers report busy silo work, fall plowing, alfalfa harvest, milo and soybean cutting, with corn picking starting Monday amid harvest weather challenges from high winds and heavy frost. Bev Gray of Omaha visited her brothers Paul and Wayne Hilton. Rollin Bullington’s daughter James Scarlett arrived from Lafayette, California for a visit.
The Nishna Valley news staff details the post high school plans and placements of the Class of 1965 seniors. Names include Denny Ackenbaugh Wayne Jensen Jon Larsen Denny Ackenbaugh and others listed with college attendance U S Navy employment farm work and family moves.
High school girls practice under Mrs. Obrecht to perform a halftime show at the October 21 football game. Trial scrimmages charm spectators and test players focus as they work to keep zones, advance the ball, pass, and kick without using hands amid chilly night anticipation.
Jr High girls in music held a candy sale on Oct. 3 while boys in shop finish projects. The 7th grade sewers made tote bags and scarves, and the homemaking class plans to cook after sewing. The Oct. 7 football game against Carson Macedonia ended in a win, with Mrs. Clutes running a concession stand.
Myrna Ballain presides as president with Susan Crocker as vice president and Sandy Barns as secretary treasurer after the FNA meeting on Sept. 30. An Oct. 22 educational trip to Methodist hospital in Omaha is planned. Meetings will be on the second and fourth Mondays each month with movies speakers and demonstrations.
Duke graduate Joe Ellis native of Java spoke to NV faculty and student body about his world travels. He shared insights on native dress, animal life, and customs and displayed a 24 foot python skin souvenir that drew top interest.
Connie Nielsen profiles David Anderson a 17 year old Emerson teenager 6 foot 6 inches tall and a standout athlete in the athletic department. He plays baseball basketball track and cross country and pursues English Literature Government Bookkeeping Shop and Art II in school. His favorites include a 1957 Chevrolet tenderloins Cat Ballou Sun blue and the saying You'd better believe it.
After graduation David intends to farm with his father in Nishna Valley. Nishna Valley wishes him the best of luck as he embarks on this family venture.
John A. Lippincott, Pastor Norval Lowe, S. S. Sept. 9:30 a.m. Divine Worship. Sermon: "We are called to be Servants." Children's Sermon: "Working for God." Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osler move to Glenwood. Oslers employed in Glenwood. Floyd Bowen attended seed corn dealer meeting in Waterloo. Everett Gipe entertained Past Matrons. Janet Spicer and Phyllis Moody assisted. George Wheeler of Sucanac, Mich., visited Loyd Bowen. Little Jennifer Gipe with grandparents while Larry Gipe attended Iowa University homecoming. Everett Gipe, Joe Hathaway and Mrs. Jessie Fischer attended meeting. hosts at Eastern Star in Emerson. Mrs. Claude Perkins and sons with Mrs. Robert Blunt. Walter Wright of Sidney visited Ellis Grindle. Rose Brazenlton, Carrie Cole, Grace Mebbitt with Zeno Bass to Shenandoah. visited Randolph with Lyle Coddington and Jim Corbett. Joe Hathaway attended Women's Club at Emerson Methodist.
A Strahan school meeting on October five appointed three mothers per classroom to sponsor Halloween Christmas and Valentine parties totaling 21 volunteers. The list includes Kindergarten through Sixth grade mothers with named names. Also notes a Sanborn baby at Fort Harachuca and visitors from Malvern Glenwood Pequot Lakes and more with a correction on last week's hostess.
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