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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
2
Malvern school hot lunch menus list trays of ad noodles with hot buttered peas trust Ost 3 ovens fried chicken with beans bread and butter hawich lettuce ad options hot dogs hash browns cale slaw chocolate cake 42 pt mi v macaroni and cheese butter sandwich apple cookies milk type 8 salmon loaf baked potato salad bread and butter sandwich fruit milk
The MCHS band faces cold weather and needs funds for new uniforms. Band mothers sell magazines and host a dinner on Oct 10 to raise money. They urge the community to support the group as it prepares to march in new red flannel attire.
Freshman at Malvern High School begin Future Homemakers of America training by sewing with machines and following patterns. Some students pursue new projects while others build on prior experience as they prepare for cooking lessons. They learn material selection and proper equipment, and how to choose patterns for their needs.
A school newsletter piece notes fire alarm switches, drills, and a pep rally. It mentions a straw vote approving a pep rally, a math test prank for seniors, and home economics girls planning canning projects and an upcoming schedule including Homecoming events and games.
The article notes that state legislation makes teen licenses harder to obtain, reflected in Mr. Forney’s Driver Ed class size. The class meets Friday afternoon and reviews facts from a state meeting last Wednesday.
Photographer Genius will take senior pictures on Wednesday October 6 after representation by three studios. Senior boys should cut hair a week before and girls should not overdo makeup. Unreal pictures and dissatisfied people may result if tips are ignored.
Bertha May Allery Sheirbon born June 4, 1884, to Joseph and Inabyl Allety, lived near Randolph after moving from Milan Wisconsin. She taught, raised ten children, and cared for family after her husband’s 1926 death. Survived by 10 children, 24 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren. Funeral Sept 29 at Randolph Methodist Church with interment in Randolph Cemetery.
Oaks Community Church notes list events for Lester Marsden, Sunday School, choir practice, and prayer meeting with a reading titled One Way at a Wing. The piece mentions birthdays and visitors, with a sermon by Tim Lett and a focus on facing the challenge.
Friday Aly and Mera joined several neighbors to assist Jim Stengers and others, hosting a pet duck dinner at the union. Visitors included Norvay, Edwin Ambrose, and the Guy Qshern household, with planful Friday greetings and small gatherings noted at multiple homes after a community get together.
Mr and Mrs Z W Castor Dr and Mrs Guy Osborn and Mr and Mrs LM Passanineie hosted supper guests at the Castor home Mrs Tilie Buehler and daughter Professor stayed overnight with the Castors and Mr and Mrs Clearfield Crestor and Aleenda I Bratichers spent Sunday with Evelyn Warren and family Konnie Shirley Mabery and Connie Jees students at Maryville visited over weekend with their families The Bennett Love family of Carson joined Sunday dinner with Ray Biri and family
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