Nine Nishna Valley students to compete in district speech
Nishna Valley School students prepare for a declamation contest at Red Oak on February 24. Participants compete in Dramatic Oratorical Humorous and Interpretive categories with named students and pieces such as Dearest Mom Acres of Diamonds and The Night the Ghost Got In.
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Nishna Valley
Red Oak
Karen Ricken
Mom
Lana McKee
Margaret Wheeler
Susan Woodfill
Susan Stein
Mr. Lincoln
Bob Wheeler
Grant
Appomattox
Darrell Porter
Randall Dastwood
June Execen
Lana Meeke
Pricillia
The
Postpone N V Jr Sr Recital Due To Absences
Mrs. E L Meyer announces the junior and senior recital is postponed because of many absentees and illnesses. The event is rescheduled for Friday March 2. Kathy Houser named Athlete of the Week for Nishna Valley Blackhawkettes. standout guard discusses height, hustle, and roles in glee club and National Honor Society.
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E. L. Meyer
Kathy
Barbara Sowers
Nishna Valley Blackhawkettes
Kathy Houser
Leslie Houser
Glee Club
Emerson Senior Joseph Roger Simonds
A six foot Emerson boy Joseph Roger Simonds, age 17, born Oct 25, 1944 in Ogden Utah, is this week’s senior. He is the son of June Simonds and studies economics chemistry English literature and solid geometry with chemistry as his favorite. He participates in mixed chorus and enjoys tearing radios apart and Bonanza. Roger plans to join the navy after graduation.
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Emerson
June Simonds
Ogden
U. Iis
Joseph Roger Simmonds
Roger
Valiant
Cynthia Pepper
Pat Boone
Navy
Judy Morris to Enter Nurses’ Training
Judy Morris, senior girl featured this week, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Morris, born Sept 29 1944 at Red Oak hospital. She excels in chemistry and literature while active in glee club choir band pep band and as a vocal soloist. Her favorites include chemistry blue fried chicken and pizza. She plans to study nursing after graduation and we wish her luck.
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Karen Cooper
Judy Morris
Bert Morris
Red Oak Hospital
Judy
N V Seniors Buckle Down to Earn for Spring Skip Trip
By Cherri Rowe the senior class plans a box social dance and two March Slave Days to raise funds for a Spring skip trip. Seniors will take on odd jobs called in for money to the class treasury and hope for wide community support.
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Cherri Rowe
Twist Arrives at Nishna Valley
The Twist comes to 10 Nishna Valley as sophomores host a Friday night event featuring the Impacts from Omaha. Alumni Jerry Lemons and Diane Bowen performed the Twist with Kathy Houser joining for a final number, delivering a well spent evening despite fatigue.
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Cherri Rowe
Nishna Valley
Omaha
N-V
Jerry Lemons
Diane Bowen
Kathy Houser
Jerry
Connie Jo Lees Wins Vogue Pattern Wool Contest
Connie Jo Lees won first place in the high school division of the Vogue Pattern wool contest held before the Emerson Women's club at the Baptist church on February 6. She will model her azure blue wool sheath again on February 20 at 1 p.m. to compete in the district contest in Oakland, accompanied by her teacher Mrs. William H. Smith and several fellow students.
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Connie Jo Lees
Emerson Women's Club
The
Baptist Church
Connie
Oakland
William H. Smith
Office Practice Class Helps Put Out Paper
Nishna Valley's office practice class under Harold Terry assists Mayor Harmon's office each Monday and Tuesday. Two girls join to help with the Nishina Valley News, applying classroom lessons to real work.
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Nishna Valley
Harrold Terry
Harmon
Nishina Valley
Local Family News Highlights Feb visits and health notes
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Allely visited his father Ray Allely in Farragut on Feb 4 with his sister from Omaha joining them. Mrs. Margie Hampton of Emerson helped in Clinton Parker's home during his hospital stay and this week at home. Family gatherings occurred at Shenandoah Cafe and Frank Hoxie home. Lynn Parker family weekend in Lincoln. Darrel discussed summer improvements with Park Board members in Nebraska towns. John Clark to celebrate 84th birthday Feb 19 after hospital release. Marie Robbins returned to Omaha for x ray treatments. A thank you note expressed for cards flowers and kindnesses after hospitalization. Mrs. Clinton Parker and Mrs. Henry Washburn celebrated birthdays Feb 2 with family. Nancy Mathews stayed with grandparents in Shenandoah. Race Relations Sunday observed with Rev Rowe leading Romans study session. Glenn Sowers and Ann Schaffert Miller piano recital in Omaha Feb 4. en route, they visited niece Mrs Bill Redman of Oakland at Edmundson hospital.
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Clifford Allely
Ray Allely
Farragut
Omaha
Margie Hampton
Emerson
Clinton Parker
Parker
Shenandoah
Frank Hoxie
Lynn Parker
Darrel
Lincoln
Darrell
Park Board
Nebraska
John Clark
Council Bluffs Hospital
Marie Robbins
Henry Washburn
Nancy
Mathews
Rowe
Glenn Sowers
Ann Schaffert Miller
Bill Redman
Oakland
The
Edmundson Hospital
Public Notices From Mills County Legal Page
The Malvern Leader serves as the official newspaper for Mills County and its municipalities, school districts, and other public bodies, providing required public notices and information on government actions and court activities.
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Malvern Leader
Mills County
Notice of Sale of School Bonds Malvern Mills County Iowa
Sealed bids for 130000 in school bonds of the Malvern Community School District are due by 10 pm March 1 1962 at the Secretary's office in the Chantry School Building Malvern. Bonds dated March 1 1963 mature 6000 Nov 1 1968 5000 Nov 1 1964 6000 Nov 1 1965 6000 Nov 1 1946 5000 Nov 1 1967 5000 Nov 1 1965 6000 Nov 1 1965 etho 00 Nov 1 1970 10000 Nov 1 1978 10000 Nov 1 1874 10000 Nov 1 1375 1000000 Nov 1 1976 10000 Nov 1 1977. bids at par with accrued interest, lowest rate preferred. Bond sale contingent on opinion of Des Moines attorneys Bannister Carpenter Ahlers & Cooney. Right to reject bids reserved. Also real estate sale notice Mills County Iowa Lot 38 Sec 6 T72 R41 Silver Creek Township in Glenwood IA 10:00 am Feb 26 1962. Seller may reject bids. quit claim deed without abstract. Board actions by Woodford R Byington Secretary. County Supervisor notice follows.
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Malvern
Mills
State of
Iowa
Chantry
Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney
Des Moines
Woodford R. Byington
Silver Creek Township
Mills County
Glenwood
Mells County Board OF Supervisors
Harry Evans
Glenn L. Johnson
Keith Frazier Services Held at Columbus Neb
Funeral services for Keith Frazier a former Silver City and Macedonia resident were held Feb. 5 in Columbus Nebraska. Frazier 28 was killed in a two plane crash in Colorado on Feb. 1. He is survived by his wife Elaine two daughters and his parents Virgil Frazier Omaha and Mrs Elinor Schultz Macedonia along with two half brothers and other relatives.
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Silver City
Macedonia
Columbus
Neb
Frazier
Colorado
Elaine
Virgil Frazier
Omaha
Elinor Schultz
Duane
Randy Schultz
Study Courses Held at Wesley Chapel
The first Study Course Met Feb 7 at Mrs. Ben Wilson home with ten members present. Miss Rowe conducts lessons assisted by members. The Feb 14 meeting was at the parsonage at 12 45 followed by WSCS at 2 pm. Mrs Bertha Sowers observed her 14th birthday Feb 11 at the Rest Home in Avoca. Glenn Sowers and family joined in a birthday wake. Allen Harold, son of Mr and Mrs Ruel Harold, had major surgery at University Hospital in Town with bladder removal and a drain for replacement. He plans to graduate from hteht school in June. Marion Plumb returned from California after two weeks rest and consultation and is feeling better. Virginia Lisle and Mary Jo Robbins were home over the weekend from Jews City. parents took them back Monday. Wesley Chapel Church Rev Clement Rowe Pastor. Sunday School 10 am Church Service 11 am.
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Ben Wilson
Bertha Sowers
Glenn Sowers
Avoca
Allen Harold
Ruel Harold
University Hospital
Children's Hospital
Marion Plumb
California
Los Angeles
Virginia Lisle
Mary Jo Robbins
Jews City
Bids Sought by Mills County for Lubricants and Supplies
Mills County Board announces bids for lubricants and lubricants for gasoline and diesel motors under state highway commission rules. Proposals must use provided forms, be sealed, and marked as required. A certified check of 500 dollars is required and bids open Feb 6, 1962.
Notice to bidders for gas and diesel fuel in Glenwood Iowa
Sealed bids to be received by the County Auditor in Glenwood Iowa by 10 00 A M February 28. Bidders must file on prescribed forms with a Bond for faithful performance within fifteen days of bid acceptance. Proposals marked and made without reservations may be rejected. Gas No 1 regular 40 000 gal and Diesel No 1 60 000 gal. certified check 500 00. technicalities may be waived.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Iowa State Highway Commission
S.A.E
Board of Supervisors of
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