FHA district convention opens with Clarinda group in charge
About fifty FHA girls plus Mrs Cleta Salyers and Mrs Robert Hopp boarded buses at 7 am Saturday for a trip to Clarinda for the FHA district convention. The day featured devotions, music, a skit by Malvern girls, a 90 minute lunch, and an afternoon session with group discussions and installation of new officers. Sandra Hays was installed as district treasurer and parliamentarian during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Cleta Salyers
Robert Hopp
Clarinda
Creston
Hamburg
Corning
Mt Ayr
Lenox
Bedford
Brenda Crow
Malvern
Sandra Hays
Nine Weeks Tests Postponed at MCHS
Bonnie Spiker reports at MCHS the first nine weeks of school are ending as review for nine weeks tests begins. Tests are scheduled for Wednesday Thursday and Friday this week with report cards distributed Wednesday November 4.
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MCHS
Johnson Hughes Scherle Jensen Vote in MCHS
Malvern students aged senior and junior high took part in a mock political campaign in school. They voted with facsimile ballots showing strong majorities for President Johnson and Governor Hughes on the Democrat side and for Congressman Jensen and Rep Scherle of the GOP. The exercise, run by the American Problems class, featured campaigns for Barry Goldwater led by teachers DeVerne Osterfoss Karl Hertz Mark Robbins Tom Gidley and Bill Clay.
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Malvern
Johnson
Harold Hughes
Ben Jensen
Bill Scherle
GOP
DeVerne Osterfoss
Karl Hertz
Mark Robbins
Tom Gidley
Bill Clay
Barry Goldwater
Campaign speeches energize student vote drive in high schools
President Johnson backed by Ron Benscoter, Diane Hopp, Shirley Moore, and Cindy Adams as high school classes heard Johnson and Goldwater talks. Participation was voluntary, with turnout higher than typical for adult official elections.
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Johnson
Ron Benscoter
Diane Hopp
Shirley Moore
Cindy Adams
Goldwater
Lewellen Heads Math Science Club at MCHS
The MCHS Math and Science Club met on October 27 with six members present and elected Larry Lewellen president Greg Schultz vice president and Sandra Hays secretary. Sponsors Mr Hansen and Mr Fairbairn tested a beta and gamma ray counter. The most radioactive source in the room was Mr Fairbairn's watch with a radium dial.
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McHs Math and Science Club
Larry Lewellen
Greg Schultz
Sandra Hays
Hansen
Fairbairn
Emerson Couple Visits Arbor Lodge After Tabor Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Crawford, Mrs. Mary B. Gibson, Mrs. Mabel Ward, Mrs. Bessie Douglas, and Mrs. Mettine Mart enjoyed dinner in Tabor on Thursday and then visited Arbor Lodge at Nebraska City.
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Earle Crawford
Mary B. Gibson
Mabel Ward
Bessie Douglas
Mettine Mart
Tabor
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska City
Funeral, visits, and gatherings in community notes
L Bullington travelled to California for his mother's funeral. The Hremen were called to the Clark Allen home Saturday evening for a fire risk. A Sunday dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. Tarry Hoover. The birthday cake was baked by Mrs. Joe Hoover of Glenwood. Mrs. Willie Huntsman returned from Mercy hospital last week. The Samba Club met Sunday at the Legion Club in Red Oak. Mr and Mrs BE Cole attended. Dr and Mrs O E Smith and Jackie of Glenwood with Wm Vixfer dined at Mrs Frances Harman's Sunday. The John Cole family from Kenta visited Mrs Bertha Cole. she later left with them. Mr and Mrs Edward L Skanes of Vincennes Ind are parents of a seventh and 14 oz baby girl born Oct 18. Ed Skanes of Emerson is the grandparent.
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California
Hremen
Clark Allen
Tarry Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Joe Hoover
Glenwood
Willie Huntsman
Mercy Hospital
Samba Club
Legion Club
Red Oak
E. Cole
O. EH
Smith
Jackie
Glenwood S
Frances Harman
John Cole
Kenta
Bertha Cole
Edward Ll. Skanes
Vincennes
Ind
Ed Skanes
Emerson
Margaret Grayson
Darrell Porter
Frank Sawyers
Byert Sawyers
Mary Sawyera
L. G. Bullington
George Jones
Clyde Gravett
Bertha Kellenbarger
Mabel Ward
Erma Allen
Woodbine
WRG
Spooks Remain Safe Appeal for Parents and Motorists
A cautionary Halloween piece urges white wear and reflective gear on children to improve visibility on dark roads. It notes risks from masks and facial makeup, and highlights safety tips like neon bows and white bags to help drivers see youngsters.
Halloween safety tips from Malvern paper urged
The Malvern Leader edition warns to supervise children during Halloween costumes, prefer loose safe outfits over tight ones, avoid candles or sharp objects, and use flashlights or batteries in pumpkins. It notes lanterns should be safe and not candlelit and records visits by Mrs. Pearl Booth and Mrs. Henry Witthuhn to Mrs. Bi Kopp in Randolph.
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Pearl Booth
Henry Witthuhn
Bi} Kopp
Randolph
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Jean Wilson
Sheila Summers
Dr. Sr. Tot
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By Greg Schultz
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
F.d.1.c
Stanley Reads
Shanandoah
Raymond Mitchell
Gua Tengstrom
Red Qyk
Veterans’ Hospital
Omaha
Ione State Dept. of Health
the Malvern
Leaper
Iowa
DR. D. A. Darling
Ameri
White House
Mills
Cern
Mills County
Des Moines
Washington
Glenn L. Johnson
Edwin L. Barkus
Don Rhoden
L. Donner
Glen M. McGee
CO. Attorney
H. W. Washburn
Ker
Frederick Newell
Richard Henderson
Tesa
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