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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
5
Nishna Valley School assigns teachers to guide and counsel students for the school year. Each teacher oversees about twelve pupils and will discuss the student’s progress with parents to support high school success and career planning after graduation.
Emerson news records a sweeping social notices list from Mrs. E. T. Sawyers. It mentions Nancy Lakin's eighth birthday party with family and friends. Several residents travel visit attend church events and relocate households in the area.
Mrs Adna Cunningham has purchased the Ine Lakin property located between the Hehetuidle and KE oA Decker homes. Abra Jupningham, a sister of Mrs Joe Dosey, lived here at one time.
Five Nishna Valley girls joined a women’s gathering led by sponsor at Athandie hosted by Ue Joter-Coleedate Pre Associa ton. Attendees included Kathy Jouse Jody Guith Miskey Straight Diane Bowen Joye Peterson and adviser Clarold Terry.
Sharron Mastwood reports on the Nisha Valley Junior class meeting held to plan items for the Juniors' food stand at upcoming football and basketball events. Discussion includes band, cheerleading, and catering plans pending school approval for the September game.
The Nishna Valley Spanish class in New York writes four letters each to Mexican pen pals. Students describe themselves and add items for exchange. They eagerly await replies to learn about each other’s country and culture.
A school note reports a senior government class discussing marriage costs and the need for education to earn enough for married life. Mentions future careers, college plans, and a basket dinner Rally Day. Also lists visits, gatherings, and a hospital case of Willis Patrick with a broken hip.
Visitors included Mr Robin Stevens a comedian scientist who demonstrated science with humor He showed bubbles that burst into fire a handkerchief drying on fire gyroscopes and gravity demonstrations and Mars voice samples He also spoke of arctic atmosphere and singing voices on Mars National Honor Society held a meeting November 4 with Mrs Mavis Honored at a farewell shower for Mrs Ris Daisy leaving for Shenandoah referências of local residents and guests noted including Rainbow Girls installation and various social visits leading to a weekend in Ames and York Neb Cases mention hospital visits and university travels among locals with many names of residents and relatives listed
Dinner was served Tuesday at the American Legion Club west of town for those who work on the Nighna Villey paper. Guests included Miss Per ence Copper Miss Pearl Mc Lain Mayor Frances Harman Mrs Chas Edie Mrs Mabel Ward and several others. Harman's birthday was noted with a cake baked by Mrs Huntsman.
Rose Turner and Aaron Raszler of Malvern were named to the midquarter honor roll at the CE School of Commerce in Omaha. Rose is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mervin Turner and Aaron is the son of Mr and Mrs Leo Rasz Jer.
Masonic services were held last Friday in Long Beach California for Oscar E. Davis 91 a former Malvern businessman who died Tuesday in Inglewood. Interment was at Sunnyville Mausoleum. He operated a Malvern grocery in the 1930s and later moved across the country before settling in California in 1956. He authored an autobiography detailing his colorful life which is in the Malvern library. He was born September 24 1872 at New Sharon Iowa. He married Rose Bill in 1894 and Amy Darnell in 1900. Survived by five children including Dick Clyde Darrel and two brothers and a sister.
H R Smith underwent another operation for a locked bowel in Clarinda. Lansing Heuer admitted to Red Oak hospital earlier in the week. Clyde Ingersoll hosted guests with H R Smith visited later. Trent Cole of Iowa City welcomed daughter Kimberly Elaine born November 11. Gary Davis reassigned to Keesler AFB for training. I R Smith and niece visited Ingersolls. Leland Link and family moving to town. he leads Colonial oil station. Tda Flannagan and brother Millen Landon of Silver City visited Sawyers.
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