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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1961
Page
8
Barbara Beasley reports the Future Homemakers of America invite faculty alumni students and the public to a chili supper at the Malvern Community Building on Oct 6. FHA girls will prepare and serve the homemade chili after the homecoming football game. Everyone is welcome.
The Mills County Education Association held its fall dinner at Hillsdale Methodist Church. Miss Hammers welcomed attendees, Glen Adkins introduced guest speaker Dr. Walter J. Beggs, Dean of the Teachers College at the University of Nebraska, with musical numbers by Mrs. Ruth Picker. The next dinner will be in spring.
Malvern Student Council held its second meeting of the year with vice president Rosalie Turner presiding in President Atstrope’s absence. Plans include a pep rally October 6, crown ceremony and parade during the homecoming game against Fremont Mills, an after game snack by FHA, and a Saturday dance featuring The Rhythmaires Orchestra. The schedule runs Monday to Saturday with candidate elections, queen attendants, and a 50 cent dance admission.
The MHS annual staff for the new year, led by co editors Janet Houser and Peggy Hunt, meets at sponsor Mrs Sallyers home after a staff dinner. Members include Susan Darrah, John Hays, Clayton Hertz, Jean Schroeder, Linda Clay, Janet Zanders, Nangy Tisle, and Gene Jurgena with roles in activities sports art faculty classes copy editing and photography.
Malvern and county teachers met at Glenwood High School for an all day session with four Midwest speakers. George D. Bell outlined qualities of a good teacher, Elsa L Jackman urged library use, Ray Stephens explained ISHA benefits and retirement, and Willis Moreland discussed national trends and current issues.
The Malvern Mills County Iowa school board held a special meeting September 22 1961 at 1 00 PM. Present were Wortman Hays Newell Washburn Skerritt with none absent. Director Skerritt introduced a resolution and moved its adoption, seconded by Washburn, and the roll call recorded AYES Newell Washburn Hays.
The column argues freshmen initiation should end cruel tricks and shift to a beanie based welcome. It urges seniors to help newcomers, praises a more adult, civilized approach, and envisions a school that values philanthropy and mature judgment.
The Malvern school board received a petition signed by 249 electors, 25 percent of the last vote, requesting an election on issuing bonds up to 130000 for adding and equipping Forrest R. Chantry School. The board verified 359 voters in the prior election and moved to adopt the resolution with directors Newell Washburn Hays voting aye. Continued on page 12.
Social Security Administration field representative Mrs. Peggy B. Flower will be at the Glenwood courthouse on Wednesdays October 4, 11, 18 and 25 at 9:30 a.m. to help residents file claims for retirement disability and survivors benefits and answer questions about the program. Household employees earning $50 or more per calendar quarter fall under social security. leaflets on the topic are available.
Ford dealer previews 1962 lineup with Galaxy luxury series and Thunder Bird styling. Falcons numbered 18 to offer economy, plus new wagons including an eight seat model and a Falcon Squire with woodlike Country Squire finish. Every 1962 Ford built to high quality standards.
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