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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
8
Spanish class at NV High is engaging and educational with Mrs. Hetty Gox guiding daily lessons and tests. The course covers Spanish language and Mexican customs, framing language study as beneficial and timely with Mexico near.
Mr Ailen of the Inter Collegiate Press visited Nishna Valley on Sept 7 and spoke with the senior class about sample announcements. The class selected their preferred style and will decide the exact number of announcements to order later this year.
Janet Huntsman reports the Nishna Valley Band mothers met on September 7 to discuss uniform payments. Band members are practicing new marches for a public Henderson concert on September 15.
Lorraine Judah notes student portraits were taken at Nishna Valley High on August 29. Students groaned behind the screen, yet the overall outlook is that the pictures will turn out well. The slogan Smile pretty! framed the day as photographers captured individual student photos.
The student body met in the gymnasium to elect cheerleaders for the 1962 63 season. Elected were Mickey Straight captain Diane Lakin Janice Blazek seniors and Sharron Hastwood junior.
On September 4 and 5 Iowa Tests of Educational Development were given to Nishna Valley High School students. Tests compare the school with state peers and help decide which students may carry over four subjects next year.
The meditation explains Romans 15 1 7 former writings teach and give hope. It tells of a hunter who got lost despite a compass showing that reading the compass is essential. It urges diligent study and yielding to the Holy Spirit to gain correct direction from scripture.
The passage frames prayer and Bible study as a personal guidance tool. It notes a daily thought urging readers to seek God’s will through Scripture and mentions Margaret Blom of the United States.
The Iowa State Department of Health warns that common cleaning fluids may contain carbon tetrachloride. Even a tiny vapor amount in a 10 by 10 by 10 room can cause harm. Carbon tetrachloride is a highly poisonous grease solvent that quickly enters the bloodstream and fatty tissues. It can damage kidneys and may cause death up to two weeks after exposure.
Mr and Mrs Ben Wilson returned from the Threshers reunion at Mt Pleasant and a tour of eastern Iowa including West Branch Dubuque Spillville and relatives near Edmund Wis The Peppy Pals 4 H club visited the Parker home and gifted a blanket A basket dinner followed a surprise birthday for Ben Also note references warn about rapid death from acute liver failure and carbon jet anesthesia potential effects.
Wesley chapel has sent many youths to colleges. This week depart for Iowa State University Iowa City Carol Agell Lyle James Virginia Lisle and Mary Jo Robbins to nursing training at Iowa University Cheryle Rowe to Omaha Paul Nyren to Tarkio Richard Weigman Dennis Yates from Simpson College Indianola Lois Yates returns to teaching in Omaha. Guests at Wesley services Sunday from St John Lutheran church during the minister's absence include Mr and Mrs Stanley McMillan and his relatives and Mr and Mrs Metcher Marlene and Linda.
Mrs. BAL McGrew and son Stevin celebrated birthdays at a Wednesday picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dallas McGrew. Attendees included the McGrew family, Everett and Donald Daus families from Indianola, Ralph Wilson and Rey Rowe families, Cheryl Rowe en route to Omaha for nurse training, and many relatives. Attendees at other events included the Christian Workers school group at Malvern and the Wesley Chapel Wilson families visiting Ridlen.
The Malvern Leader reports a union at the Edward Clark home near Hancock with about 40 attendees. It notes visits and gatherings among local families including Mrs Stella Ridlen Ford of Sterling and others, plus illness and hospitalizations involving Mrs Lee Robbins and Mrs Glenn Beasley. The piece also covers travel of the Dunsdons from Ranchester to attend a funeral and their eventual departure to Wyoming.
Listing shows multiple used and new farming machines and attachments. Items include Woods Bros. single-row pickers, New Holland 800 with row crop and direct cut units, Lundell Super 60 for 40 acres, JD 72 with row crop and hay head, JD 62 with motor, new hay head for JD chopper, mower bar head for JD No. 8 chopper, JD AB540 2-row listers, 4-row 3-point Dempster lister with rotary moldboard, rubber press wheels, H & M 46 int. lister, 2-row Case pull-type lister on rubber with rotary moldboards, two 4-row JD 730 listers, AC 2-row lister, IHC 2-row lister corn cultivator engine, 48-foot Kewanee, Hoes and Jay Hawk manure loaders.
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