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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1961

Page

5

Back from Europe Off to School for Virginia Lisle

Virginia Lisle returned home after a 60 day Europe tour with her parents Mr and Mrs Lorance Lisle of Hastings. She left July 24 with her aunt Mrs W A Turner for Scotland and other European stops before arriving in Iowa City to begin her junior year at the University of Iowa.

Virginia Lisle Lorance Lisle North of Hastings Europe Iowa City University of Iowa Miss Lisle W. A. Turner Clarinda Scotland Scandinavian Countries Germany Italy France England Ireland

MHS Fresh Get Green Beanies

Freshmen at MHS receive green skullcaps from seniors this week and must wear the beanies on school days and activities. They may remove them during the next two weeks and the beanie era ends when seniors invite the freshmen to a Community building party where a program is arranged.

MHS

MHS Librarians to Help with 3000 Book Collection

Student librarians at MHS have been chosen and are on duty. The library club met at the Brick Inn in Tabor for an annual courtesy with Ruth Salyers. New books in music and fine arts will be added and references on music will be purchased. Current holdings total 2500 edified books plus 500 reference works and access to 5000 public library volumes. Librarians include Nourene Summers Patty Newell Linda Clay Kathy Scott Pat Winters Lois Clay Marilyn Rae- ner and Carol Wartman with Russ Spooner later corrected.

MHS Library Club Brick Inn Tabor Ruth Salyers Brashears Alconnl Public Library Nourene Summers Patty Newell Linda Clay Kathy Scott Pat Winters Lois Clay Marilyn Ra“er Carol Wartman

Malvern High School Seniors Photographed At 3 A.M.

Malvern High School seniors will report at 3 a.m. Friday for senior portraits by Genesic Studios of Sioux City. Principal Mr Nothem issued a schedule in homeroom, and students are urged to check Am. B-3 for timing. Finished pictures will be ready in time for Christmas gifts.

MHS Genesic Studios Sioux City Nothem Genelli

County News Briefs: New Car Registrations and Local Marriages

New motor vehicle registrations include Ford to Oscar L Palmer Jr of Henderson and Volkswagen to Sharon L Troutman of Glenwood plus International to Tabor Feed Plant of Tabor. Marriage licenses issued to John Linn Johnson and Janet Goodman both of Omaha, Gayle Barr and Anita Moore of Council Bluffs, Royal Draper Jr of Glenwood and Joyce Husenga of David City, Larry Golden and Sharon Schultze of York, Donald Archbold and Carolyn Dempsey of Omaha, Ray Arnold and Wilhelmina Dees of Omaha.

Ford Oscar L. Palmer Jr Henderson Volkswagen Sharon L. Troutman Glenwood International Tabor John Linn Johnson Janet Goodman Omaha Gayle F. Barr Anita L. Moore Council Bluffs Royal Edward Draper Jr Joyce Huisenga David City Neb Larry , Golden Sharon Schultze York Donald Ray Archbold Carolyn Marcia Dempsey Ray Arnold Wilhelmina Dees

Teachers Executive Committee Meets at Malvern High

Members of the Teachers County Council executive committee met on September 14 in the Malvern high school building for the initial session of the year. Six attended and laid out plans for upcoming activities.

Teachers County Council Malvern High School

Noise fines highlight street driving penalties

Milford W Harris of Omaha was fined $5 plus costs by Justice Ernest Timmerman for excessive car noise. John Henry Tyson of Council Bluffs paid $5 and costs for driving with an expired license. Weyne W Anthony of Gunwood faced a $10 fine and costs for improper passing.

Milford W. Harris Omaha Ernest Timmerman John Henry Tyson Council Bluffs I Weyne W. Anthony

Emerson Man Fined on Intoxication Count

Valney KR Evans and Emerson were charged with intoxication in Justice of Peace Carl Remley's court this past week. Evans was fined $25 and costs after arrest on state school grounds in Glenwood.

Valney KR. Evans Emerson Justice Af Peace Carl Remley Evans Glenwood

Republican Women to Meet September 26 at Glenwood

A county women’s Republican meeting is scheduled for Tuesday September 26 at 2 p m. at the home of Mrs Fay McManigal in Glenwood. All county Republican women are invited to attend.

Fay McManigal Glenwood

No School Mon Institute in Glenwood

Mills county teachers will attend a full day institute at Glenwood next Monday when all schools will be closed for the event. The program was arranged by County Superintendent Amy Hammers with cooperation from the state department of public instruction. Speakers include George D. Bell of Kansas City Kansas Wyandotte county superintendent on The Good Teacher. Elsa L. Jackman of Omaha discusses Getting the Most from Your Library. Ray Stephens of the Iowa State Education Association speaks on County Council and Teacher Retirement. Dr Willis Moreland of the University of Nebraska Teachers College covers National Trends Political and Social Developments.

Mills County Glenwood Amy Hammers State Department of Public Instruction George D. Bell Kansas City, Kan Wyandotte Elsa L Jackman Omaha County Council Teehen Ray Stephens Iowa State Education Assn Willis Moreland University of Nebraska Teachers College

Rotarians Learn Resuscitation Technique at Meeting

Malvern Rotarians met at the Brick Inn in Tabor where Dr J R Beckwith demonstrated resuscitators kept by the Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept bought with BPW help. He emphasized immediate oxygen action in breathing emergencies and stressed mouth to mouth respiration as a lifesaving basic method.

Malvern Rotarians Brick Inn Tabor J. R. Beckwith Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept BPW

Teachers to Meet Next Thursday

Mills county teachers hold first dinner meeting of the new school year on Sept. 28 at Hillsdale church at 6 30 p m Tickets are available from building principals and cost $L Guests speaker is Jean Walter K Beggs of Teachers college University of Nebraska All teachers and their spouses are urged to attend.

Mills County Hillsdale Jean Walter K. Beggs Teachers College University of Nebraska

MYF Committee Chairmen Named

Malvern Methodist Church MYF leaders announce two month plan. Pat Newell invites all high school youths to an Oct 1 installation of officers. Doug Dashner to chair program. John Allan Lippincott Christian Witness Mission. Junior Mass recreation. Pat Newell fellowship. Carol Wortman audio visual. fund committee Butch Hites and John Hays.

Malvern Methodist Church Pat Newell Doug Dashner John Allan Lippincott Christian Witness Mission Junior Mass Carol Wortman MYF Butch Hites John Hays

Randolph Day Festival Promises Free Fun in Randolph

Randolph merchants invite all area residents to Randolph Fall Festival next Saturday September 23 with a 10 a.m. trap shoot a noon lunch served by Presbyterian church ladies free food in the evening from Randolph Community Club a children s parade featuring a king and queen chosen from the sound box kindergarten group and a 10 30 p m dance movies games and a grand prize drawing to close the day all free entertainment expected for attendees and families.

Randolph Ladies of the Presbyterian Church Randolph Community Club

Car Misses Turn Injures Omaha Couple

An Omaha couple Mr. and Mrs. James Dudley were taken to Mercy hospital after their car overturned near the railroad underpass east of Glenwood on Friday evening. The westbound vehicle missed a turn, rolled end over end, and caused about $600 in damage.

Omaha Mercy Hospital Glenwaod James Dudley Dudley

Symphony Orchestra Opens 1961 Season in Regional Run

The Nowaway Valley Symphony Orchestra, a civic group of about 60 musicians from southwest Iowa northwest Missouri and southeast Nebraska, begins rehearsals for the 1961 62 season on Thursday September 28 at 7 pm in the high school auditorium at Clarinda. Sixteen communities besides Clarinda are represented in the ensemble.

Nowaway Valley

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