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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
2
Homecoming at MCHS on September 25 revival includes a Main street parade with class floats and a prize for best float. After the parade a pep tally follows the event. The Malvern Orioles meet Nishna Valley in the Homecoming clash Friday night. The annual Homecoming dance is set for Saturday September 26.
By Carol Wolfe the Letterette club of MCHS plans a fall hayride on Sept 19 with 15 club girls and their guests. They depart from the Teen Center at 7 PM under chaperones Mr Osterfoss and Mr Hansen, returning for a wiener roast and party by 11 PM.
Malvern traveled to New Market with 77 students on pep buses and many cars to back the Malvern Community High School football team. Although Malvern lost 10 to 7, 0, players faced injuries while fans largely showed good sportsmanship and support for a Corner Conference sportsmanship trophy bid.
Malvern Jr High held elections on September 11 with eighth grade nominees campaigning for class offices. Elected officers are Randy Ballinger president Lynn Turner vice president Patty Trively secretary Carol Jurgens treasurer and Rick Tasto sergeant at arms.
MCHS held student elections on September 11 with ballots listing candidates for each class officers. Senior results show Woody Jones as president and Diane Hopp as vice president among others, while juniors, sophomores, and freshmen elected their respective leaders and sergeants at arms.
Waltz Studios will photograph seniors on Sept 24 at 8:30 a.m. and Sept 25 for makeup sessions. Claudia Effisen notes parents are invited to view frames and sample pictures.
A Friday pep gathering on the Malvern school basketball court featured the school song, a lively pep band lineup led by Ax tell Robbins Clay Wort man Mart Salyers Han son Malcom Ballinger Blackburn Powles, and a post song welcome for football coaches. Cindy Adams introduced new officers, followed by a Pep club skit with Parson Graham Mr Nothem Mr Crink Mr Krambeck and two children. the crowd praised the event as a success felt even downtown.
Bob Wray and Bob West served as FFA ushers at the Iowa State Fair Grand Stand in Des Moines from August 19 to 31. They received free lodging and board plus $1 per day for their duties, gaining leadership and cooperation skills while watching livestock judging machinery displays and grandstand acts. They found the experience hard work yet enjoyable and plan to attend next year’s fair.
Mrs Dale Alexander visited Saturday at her parents Geo and Mrs Clark in Hastings. Emnett Stephens hosted Sunday supper for his mother Mrs L A Bullock honoring Chris on his ninth birthday. Attendees included Jeff Ellison, Charles Johnson of Malvern, and relatives from Omaha. The Lyle Williams family attended the Boyce reunion at Glenwood Lake Park.
Malvern Junior High lists 14 returning lettermen led by coach Richard Swett along with new manager Lee Stevens. Prospects span 6th and 7th grades include Mike Glynn Howard Hoyt Mark Babbitt and more. Schedule shows games at Nishna Valley among others with home and away dates through October.
Word comes of the September 4 marriage of Wayne Maddocks and Caral Stout at the First Methodist church in Omerla. The bride is J G Kretachmer’s daughter. Wayne, son of W H Maddocks of Syracuse Nebr, grew up in East Liberty and will teach at Lewin and Clark in Omaha. Close relatives from Syracuse, Grand Island, Lincoln, Emerson and nearby towns attended.
East Liberty WSCS met September 9 at the church to study a lesson and sing. They collect used stamps for World Service through the National Council of Churches, delivering about 1,750 cups of milk to hungry children. stamps must be attached to paper with no perforations missing.
East Liberty congregation invited to Hillsdale Hillsdale Home services Sunday at 50 there will be Ro here. Mr. and Mrs. Rial rt son Kristi and Kay Cherokee Saturday and ghosts until Sunday in the home of his sister Mrs. Dick Pederson Lt. Gary Parker of Shreveport Toa made a business trip to Offult Air Base Sept. 8 and spent a few hours in the parents Leonard Parker home, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stills and their son Bob and family and Mr. and Louis Leu attended Billy Graham services in Ontario last Wednesday.
Malvern Iowa officials discuss needed improvements at East Laverty Church. Official board members endorse renovations and plan refreshments at the close of the meeting. Next meeting set for October 8. Printing services advertised for The Malvern Leader.
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