High School Classes Explore Fun Week Topics
Teri Hailor notes P E classes practice ping pong though no Chinese players. Freshman English performs oneAct plays while Sophomore English does Christmas skits. General Science studies heating systems and why rooms vary in temperature. Biology covers genetics and blood safety. Art III paints on canvas while Art I designs silver jewelry. Seventh grade science class classifies animals and learns scientific names. American history surveys Taft and Theodore Roosevelt terms. Thought of the week laughs at snow and locker capacity. Seniors collect candy. lines trace rewards, weather, and tests.
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Teri Hailor
P.E
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Mini Mystery Riddle About Alfred and Abbigail Goldfish
A puzzle narrative presents two goldfish named Alfred and Abbigail as the answer. It then teases a second mystery about a man found dead lying among 52 bicycles, inviting readers to solve the riddle.
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Alfred
Abbigail
Chief of the Week Honoree Mr. Harry Combs
This week’s Chief of the Week is Harry Combs. He has an eight year old daughter and a two year old son, and his wife is Judy.
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Harry Combs
Mr. Combs
Judy
North Western Missouri State University graduate profile
Mr. Combs, a shop teacher and eighth grade sponsor at Nishna Valley, holds an Industrial Arts degree from North Western Missouri State University in Maryville, 1972, with a drafting minor. He values broad industrial education and enjoys foods, woodworking, family time, and ice skating while disliking Italian opera singers.
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Mr. Combs
North Western Missouri State University
Maryville
Combs
Nishna Valley
Christmas Presents From Santa Claus Picks
A playful Christmas list features Kim Frink with a 1970 blue Challenger and a special guy, Sandy Patterson with a new puppy, Gary Ford with a case, Mary Nepps with many boys, Joe Dayson with a blue bomb Chevy, and Phil Taylor with Joey Heatherton.
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Santa Claus
Kim Frink
Sandy Patterson
Gary Ford
Mary Nepps
Joe Dayson
Phil Taylor
Joey Heatherton
Nishna Valley 7th Graders Visit Shenandoah Skate Night
On Thursday evening December 7, the Nishna Valley seventh graders traveled from the school to Shenandoah for a class party. They planned a 6:30 departure to skate, enjoy a late supper at a drive-in, and returned home at 9:36.
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Papoose
Lora Stanley
Nishna Valley
Shenandoah
Services Dec 5 For Mrs. Ava Brown
Funeral services were held December 5 at Henderson Christian Church for Mrs. Ava Brown who died December 3 at Methodist Hospital. Rev. Charles Presley officiated with burial in Henderson Cemetery. Survived by husband Glen, sons David A and Glen D of Henderson, Lewis L of Ames, daughter Cora Lee, two grandchildren, sister Miriam Kadel. Music by Mrs. Morris Harbor and Jerry Dayson. Flowers by Herbert Stephens, Gola Wilber, and Mrs. Gola Wilber. Ushers K. Hendrix and Tom Reiken. Pallbearers Roger Jackson, Gola Wilber, Charles Wilhelm, Bernard Bryant, John Clayton, Morris Harbor.
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Henderson Christian Church
Ava Brown
Methodist Hospital
Charles Presley
Henderson Cemetery
McKee Funeral Home
Glen
David A
Glen D
Henderson
Lewis L
Ames
Cora Lee
Miriam Kadel
Morris Harbor
Jerry Dayson
Flowers
Herbert Stephens
Gola Wilber
K. S. Hendrix
Tom Reiken
Roger Jackson
Charles Wilhelm
Bernard Bryant
John Clayton
Leonard Dye
Bert Pollitt
Howard Allensworth
Orville Kent
Hollywood
Fla
Earl McGee
Kent
Griswold
Italy
Earl Clark
Floyd Wolert
Omaha
Kenneth Jewell
Beverly Jewell
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Mike Ricker
Connie McVay
Gerald Magers
Co. Bluffs
Lena Magers
Art Brown
Oakland
Hazel Manning
Atchinson
Vance Allensworth
Velma Pillings
Emerson
Lois Phillips
Anne
Billy
Phillips
Edna Butterfield
Edmundson Hospital
Henderson senior citizens plan Christmas party at Legion Hall
Henderson Senior Citizens sponsor a Christmas party at the Legion Hall on December 18 at 7 p.m. with bingo planned for entertainment. Each member is asked to bring a guest. The week’s notes also track farmers wrestling wet weather delays on soy bean and corn harvests and various local visitations, dinners, and hospital news from Red Oak Emerson Carson and nearby towns.
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Henderson Henderson
The
Legion Hall
Frank Grout
Macedonia
Robert
California
Grout
the Harbor Feed and Grain Inc
Arnold Williams
Ron
Helen Winchester
Grace Bowen
Lester DeBell
Dave DeJongh
Wilber Andrews
Larry Veoon
Ethel Craig
Ralph Hanscom
Red Oak
Larry Petry
Elliott
Paul Posten
Willisea
Russell Renkin
Co. Bluffs
Ron Porter
Emerson
Stacey Breedlove
Papillion
Jeffrey DeBolt
Bob Taylor
Kris
Carrol
Jim Winchester
Little Sioux
Mildred Byers
Chas Raney
Arthur Allensworth
Vance Allensworth
Doug Allensworth
Florence Guyer
Brenda
Scott Allensworth
WWI Auxiliary Meeting January at Glenwood Armory
Veterans of WWI and auxiliary will meet Sunday January 7 at the Glenwood armory for a pot luck dinner at 1 o'clock. Mr and Mrs C R Phelps will show movies from their Europe trip.
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Veterans of
Auxiliary
Glenwood Armory
C. R. Phelps
Europe
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