Treynor Community Tightens Its Moral Tone
The Treynor column laments a widespread "don't give a damn" attitude among Americans, urging grassroots revival. It argues energy shortages and social apathy threaten towns, churches, and schools, and calls readers to attend civic and service group meetings, participate in boosters, and support local institutions to start the renewal.
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Clark
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Fife
Treynor
Towne & Courtrey Elite
Legion Post
Family Dinner Honors Jessica Rollins Baptism
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Klahn hosted a dinner honoring granddaughter Jessica Joy Rollins after her baptism during morning service at Zion Grandparents Mrs. Klahn and Mrs. Orland Rollins sponsored Jessica Joy. Attending were Elwyn and family Julie Eric Jennifer and Jessica plus extended relatives and visitors from Omaha including Eugene Klahn, Frank Baum, and Rev A H Hoersch.
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Jessica Joy Rollins
Zion Congregational Church
Klahn
Orland Rollins
Jessica Joy
Elwyn Rollins
Julie
Eric
Jennifer
Jessica
Marie Fahrenkrug
Eugene Klahn
Frank Baum
Omaha
Pride of Iowa Award Honors IWCC Superintendent
The Iowa Jaycees presented the Pride of Iowa Award to Dr. Robert Looft, longtime superintendent of Iowa Western Community College, for embodying the state’s pioneer spirit. State Jaycee President Bob Bone praised Looft’s role in building the college as enrollment reached 2,049 in the fall quarter.
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Iowa Jaycee
Robert Looft
Iowa Western Community College
Bob Bone
State Jaycee
Manchester
Iowa
Bob Looft
Pride of Iowa
Council Bluffs Jaycees
Robert D. Scott
Comprehensive Community College
Treynor Go-Getters Meet for Thanksgiving Theme and Cards
The Treynor Go-Getters held their November meeting November 29 at 1 p.m. in the Treynor School Dining Room with 56 members and guests. Rev. A H Hoersch led the table prayer before a turkey dinner, the president spoke, and Hoersch gave a talk on In Everything Give Thanks. A Thanksgiving poem was read, and a moment of silent prayer honored Karl Hartje and Sophie Trede. Proceeds from the Silent Auction totaled 47.36 for Nonpareil Good Fellows. Members donated decorations for a tree to Oakland Manor Home. Oscar Schultz announced officer candidates for December. Marjorie Harbert discussed Title, a nutrition program starting early next year. The afternoon ended with card games. the next meeting is a Christmas luncheon December 20 at 1 p.m. at Treynor School chaired by Louise Owens, Emma Schroeder, and Hertha Kessler.
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Treynor Go-Getters
Treynor School
A.H. Hoersch
Glen Bryant
Karl Hartje
Sophie Trede
Ees
Oakland
Oscar Schultz
Marjorie Harbert
Louise Owens
Emma Schroeder
Hertha Kessler
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Malvern Leader 报道显示刊物于十二月六日出版，页面含有地区新闻与公告，文本片段显示日期与地点信息，具体事件细节需继续核对原刊全文献。
Foreign Student Needs Host Treynor High seeks a host family
Treynor High School invites a family within the Treynor School District to sponsor a foreign student from Central or South America for three to six months. The host provides room and board and beginners learn about another culture firsthand. If the arrangement fails after a short trial, the student will be placed elsewhere. call the school with questions.
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Treynor High School
Treynor
Central
South America
Larson to Attend Policy Sessions at Iowa Farm Bureau Meet
Vernon Larson of Honey Creek will attend the Iowa Farm Bureau 55th annual meeting in Des Moines December 10 to 12 as county voting delegate. He sits on the state House of Delegates and will join 99 county delegates to review proposed policy resolutions drafted from county actions, with final actions December 12. He will participate in electing a president, three district directors and 19 delegates to the national convention.
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Honey Creek
Farm Bureau
West Pottawattamie
Iowa Farm Bureau
Des Moines
House of Delegates
Larson
At & A.m
National Farm Bureau Convention
Council Bluffs SCORE Chapter Plans December Meeting
J Harold Sears district director announced that the SCORE Chapter in Council Bluffs will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday December 12 1973 at 10 a.m. in Room 317 of the Main Post Office Building. Ted Hanusa chapter chairman invites local businessmen to attend as SBA sponsored counselors offer interviews and explain SBA programs and management counseling.
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Small Business Administration
Council Bluffs
SCORE
Service Corps
Ted Hanusa
SBA
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