Fun Night at Henderson Gym Jan. 21
Nishna Valley School hosts a community Fun Night at Henderson Gym on Monday evening January 21. Henderson elementary center teachers and room mothers planned booths from cake walks to basketball throws with prizes like home maid desserts, cakes, and candy. Profits fund more books and resources for the Henderson center library. News staff: Susan Woodfill editor, reporters including Margaret Wheeler Sharron Eastwood Alice Vrba Linda Larsen Marina Ballain Wayne Jensen Shirley Mabary Perry Allen Roger Woodfill.
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Henderson Community Club
Henderson Elementary Center
Henderson Center
Nishna Valley
Susan Woodfill
Margaret Wheeler
Sharron Eastwood
Alice Vrba
Linda Larsen
Marcia Ballain
Wayne Jensen
Shirley Mabary
Perry Allen
Roger Woodfill
Complete Physical Fitness Tests By Patricia Lynam
Complete Physical Fitness Tests, directed by teachers Nau man and Pierce, with some students not improving from early in the year. Exercises included set-ups push-ups and the grasshopper. Tests will conclude later this year with town basic skills tests this week for grades 3 through 8 in the Nishna Valley district.
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Patricia Lynam
Nauman
Pierce
Nishna Valley
Class Learns to Use Mimeograph
The Nish na Valley office practice class under Mr. Terry experimented with mimeograph stencils. They cut stencils to fit their typewriter, cemented pieces together, and ran them off the mimeograph. Some students had trouble staying joined and had to retype.
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Nishna Valley
Terry
Music Students Choose Selections for April Contest
Nishna Valley students prepare for the spring contest in April with vocal and instrumental entries. March 19 is the entry deadline as groups and soloists decide on pieces. Rehearsals test pieces, and initial doubts give way to improvements after practice.
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Nishna Valley
Bookkeeping Class Finishes Practice Sets
After three more chapters in the text, the bookkeeping class returns to Randall practice sets. They should complete them this week, followed by a test on the material. The work should give students a solid understanding of the steps in keeping a good set of books.
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Randall
Who's Who This Week at NY Honors Two Seniors
Margaret Wheeler profiles Janice Blazek and Dave Laughlin as this week and last week's Who's Who honorees. Both carry four subjects and show extensive past and present activities in sports music 4 H and student leadership. The National Honor Society honors their achievements in school and community.
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Janice and
Dave Head
Dave Laughlin
Janice Blazek
Dave
Janice
Rainbow
National Honor Society
Lesdanmhin
Nchedenttiner School
Seniors Choose Class Motto at Nishna Valley Meeting
Nishna Valley seniors met January 7 to select color, flower, and motto for the class. Bronze and white were chosen with bronze mum and the motto After all is lost, the future remains. Dick Winders chaired the noon session. Committees were formed to sell raffle tickets for the January 25 game with South Page and to prepare posters.
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Nishna Valley
Dick Winders
South Page
Theme Paper Instructions Set By Nishna Valley Teachers
Sharyn Williams notes that the office practice class used a mimeograph to print instructions on how to write a theme paper. The guidelines drawn up by Nishna Valley English teachers are in book form and available in the library for checkout, with over 100 copies produced.
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Nishna Valley
Mrs Hall Hosts WSCS Meeting With Twelve Members
Mrs Charley Hall was hostess Thursday evening when the W S S G B met at her home with twelve members present Jennie Haroft gave the lesson Co hostess was Stella Hall Refreshments of fruit salad cookies and coffee were served.
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Mrs. Hall
WSCS
Charley Hall
Jennie Haroft
Stella Hall
Hastings News Gossip and Hospital Visits
Edgar Paulsen returned home from Red Oak hospital. Myrza Vanderpool was at Town City hospital for observation. Steve Haines visited Silver City with Bert Hritz and Mrs Dietekter. Herb Stogdill and Sandra and N E Stogdill visited Malvern’s Mrs Silvey at Nishna Cottage. Chet Lane and Ben Loring with Herb Stogdill visited Paulsen Thursday evening. Hd Wallace entered Horton Rest Home near Glenwood Monday. Deloss Smalley and Ronald Mavelock visited Shenandoah residents Roger Hudson and Alice Kimberly in Malvern. Mandar home listed.
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Edgar Paulsen
Red Oak Hospital
Myrza Vanderpool
Town City Hospital
Observaton
Steve Haines
Bert Hritz
Dietekter
Silver City
Herb Stogdill
Sandra
N. E. Stogdill
Malvern
John Silvey
Nishna Cottage
Chet Lane
Ben Loring
Red Oak
Hd Wallace
Horton. Rest
Glenwood
Deloss Smalley
Ronald Mavelock
Shenandoah
Roger Hudson
Alice Kimberly
David
Tokyo
Mandar
Talks Given at Peppy Pixies 4-H Meeting
The Peppy Pixies 4-H club met Tuesday evening at Kathy Grindle’s home with all 13 members present. Terry Fender spoke on keeping a personal expense record while Kathy Grindle lectured on dishwashing. Mary Ann McVay and Joyce Hockenberry demonstrated a milk and vegetable snack. Games followed. next meeting set for Feb 19 at 7 pm at Terry Fender’s home.
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Kathy Grindle
Terry Fender
Mary Ann McVay
Joyce Hockenberry
Sandra Cunningham
New Books Added to NY Library at NVHS
NVHS library received 15 new books and 10 literature records this week covering topics from You to evolution. A new Life Nature Library series, 1962 editions, arrives every other month with large color animal and plant pictures and accompanying text. The collection now totals about 2,000 volumes.
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NVHS
Randolph social roundup includes many visiting families
Randolph Enterprise notes multiple gatherings with the Vance Trively and Wilkins families hosting and visiting friends from Shenandoah and Council Bluffs. Other visits include the Trivelys with the Belknap and Blackburn households, plus Dennis Boldra Denise and Tommy from Shenandoah and Randy Sulhoff returning home with his parents after holidays.
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Don Brown
Vance ‘Lrively
Alfred Anderson
Terry
Leonard Wilkins
Vance Trively
Gene Belknap
Shenandoah
Dennis Boldra
Denise
Tommy
Mary Blackburn
Rodney Martin
Randy
Guy Forney
Roger Sulhoff
Council Bluffs
John Omer
Ann
Randy Sulhoff
the Omers
Alfred Clutes
Robert Kilpatrick Jr
Thurman
Warren Milley
Mary Sue
Rainbow Girl
Denver Stock Show Trip Embraced By Area Families
Mr. Vernon and Emerson couples traveled to Denver last weekend amid blizzard conditions. They attended the National Western Stock Show, dined with the Wilsons, and enjoyed mountain sightseeing. Local gatherings included a Glenwood Farm Bureau luncheon with Rep. Bill Scherle, plus numerous visits among Bass, Kepple, Haney, Myers, and Stephens families across nearby towns.
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Denver
Richard Bass
Bill Smith
Emerson
Colo
Holdridge
Nebr
The
Coliseum
Bob Wilson
Lisa
Steven
Wayne Blackman
Farm Bureau Legislative Committee
Edna’s
Glenwood
Bill Scherle
Henderson
Mir
Aud
Austin Tass
Douglas Bass
Louis Bass
Lee Kepple
Scranton
Installation at Sidney Sunday Night
Mary Sue was installed as Faith during a Sunday night ceremony in Sidney. Household visitors included Mr and Mrs Hawley Schaaf Mark and Joy at Tar kio Missouri. Chet Driskell hosted callers from Kenneth Shrum home with Mike Heaton Malvern Dick Tyner and others visiting Shenandoah residents Mary Blackburn Vance Trively Leonard Wilkins and family. Jim Hilton recovered from broken ribs at Wishna Cottage rest home after visiting Malvern.
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Sidney
Mary Sue
Faith
Hawley Schaaf
Mark
Joy
Bill Joesting
Tarkio
Chet Driskell
Kenneth Shrum
Mike Heaton
Malvern
Dick Tyner
Mary Blackburn
Gene Belknap
Shenandoah
Vance Trively
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Henderson Gym
Nishna Valley Community High School
M. L. Scheffel, M. D
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Kathy House
Pottawattamie Mutual Ins. Assn. Blanket Personal Property ‘Farm Liability
Chas. D. Costello
Agency
By Sharyn Williams
Hastings News
First Methodist Church
Ralph Russell
Dorothy Largent
Christinia Aughe
Randolph
Randolph Enterprise
Ladies’ & Children’s Ready-To-Wear
Vernon
Wilson
Charles Wilson
California
Douglas
Austin Bass
Wendell Dunsdon
Hamburg Hospital
Harold Sinner
Joyce
Robert Schroeder
Donnie
Norman Sinner
Hast Liberty
John Schroeder
Guy Haynie
Reuben Moyer
Tabor
Pressare
Haynie
Ethel Herrick
Council Bliitff
Harriet. Kramer
Linda Haney
Hillsdale School
Pamela Clark
Dale Bell
Emma Bell
Dwight Bell
Jack Hunter
Jackie
Jimmie
Pacific Junction
Harold Blackman
Edith
Beverly
Lyle Powles
Marvin
Carolyn
Ned
Oak
Corie Stewart
Lyle
Wayne
Stewart
Robert
Richard
Michael Miller
Scott
Elmer Haney
Linda
Roy Britton
Fred Shaw
Mayfred Sudd
Omaha
Mr. Shaw
Mrs. Richardson
Iowa
Baptist Church Evening Guild
Stanton
Floyd Blackman
Tom Kingery
Floyd Kizzier
Kenneth
Lloyd Haynie
Karen
Kathy
Alfred Kizzler
Tom Rabb
Ed Herrick
Glenda and
Denny
Ethel
Lee Herrick
Lee Keaple
Ray Britten
Jack Haney
Forrest Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Fd Evans
Vivian. Myers
Weed Houses
Fred G. Henry
Oakland, Fa
Ctee Optical
West Dalmontes Hotel
West Broadway
Conoco
Gay Oil Co
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