Mills County Education Board 1972 Expenditures Summary
Annual statement lists bills paid by the Mills County Board of Education for 1972 including instructional materials, periodicals, and clerical services. It also itemizes personnel gross and net wages for teachers, administrators, and substitutes, with totals and state withholdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Board OF Education
Code of Iowa
Aistropeans
American Education Publications
Continental Press
T. of Schools
Craftsman Press
Manilla
DeLong
Field Paper Co
Fremont Co
Fica & Ipers
Glenwood Opinion Tribune
Glenwood State Bank
Hayes School Supply Co
Hembry
Cheryl
Hoermann Press
Hofmockel
Tara Kay
IBM Corporation
IPERS
Johnson
Lillian
Johnson, Wilma
Adm
Kansas City Life Ins. Co
Baker, Hembry & Sugden
Lincoln
Wayne
Litton Education Publications
Lyons and Carnahan
Latta, J. S. & Son
Malvern Leader
Merrill, Chas. E. Co
Mira
Janet
Mileage
New Readers Press
Northwestern Bell Tel. Co
Page County Board of Ed
Voc. Rehab
Pflaum Standard
Phonics
Pott. Co. Ed
Quill Corporation
Randolph School Supply Co
Readers Digest
Red Oak Office Equipment Co
Robinson’s
Sayers
Dean
Leipold
Harold
SRA
Reading Laboratories
Baker
Joyce L
Seer Veeres
Barker
Wilma J
Bayes
Letha J
Cochran
Malcolm L
Lavina
Pyisesec
Wilma
Olga
Lipsett
Patricia
Mansfield
Bonnie
Janet K
Primrose
Virginia
Roenfeld
Eileen
Yu.uu
Schoening
Mary Joyce
Smith
Stewart
Ferne
Sugden
Vera
Kahl
Lesta
I. Dwight Fellows
Mininty
Dwight Fellows
Mills County Board of Edu
Emer son man named president of livestock feeders group
Richard Bud Steen of Emerson was named president of the Mills-Montgomery Livestock Feeders Assn at its annual banquet held at Gold Crown Inn in Red Oak. More than 400 attended as Danny Lisca of Niobrara Nebr spoke of his Alaska to South America motorcycle trip and jungle travels illustrated with color slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills-Montgomery Livestock Feeders Assn
Richard
Bud) Steen
Emerson
Bill Hyde
Hastings
Jim Kelley
R. R
Bud) Halvin
Red Oak
Rod Goy
Malvern
New Wright
Jim Logan
Red Oak Express
Gold Crown Inn
Newt Wright
R.R
Rodney Gay
Mr. Hyde
Danny Lisca
Niobrara
Nebr
Alaska
South America
Lisca
South American
Fertilization Talk to Guide Spring Crop Programs
LaVerne Obrecht says fertilization choices will shape this spring for all crop producers. Dr. Reggis Voss of Iowa State University will speak January 30 at 1 30 p.m. in Malvern Community Building on fertilizer programs based on soil test values crop sequence and potential yields. Attendees can get questions answered to improve fertilization practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Obrecht
Malvern
Reggis Voss
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State University
Obrecht
Weather and social notices from Strahan area
Neighbors hosted gatherings at the Gold Crown Inn Red Oak and Emerson First United Methodist Church. Several trips to Omaha and Denver events noted including the National Western Livestock Show and Simmental Convention. Local birthdays and visits dominate. snow forecast ends week, Frank predicts snow cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perkins
Dean
Katherine Sayers
Joe
Doreen Bateman
Glenwood
Ronald
Varda Kier
Gold Crown Inn
Red Oak
Genene Maher
Pattricia Patton
First United Methodist Church
Emerson
William Gnieski
Manor
Genene
Gerald Maher
Bert Howard
Malvern
Joe Hathaway
Wayne Anderson
Urbandale
Bob
Helen Blunt
Carl McAlexanders
Sidney
Gordon Greevers
Travis
Helen
Omaha
Christensens
Denver
Naomi
Iowa
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Colfax
Rena Bass
Coddingtons
J. R
Carl Lorrimer
Methodist Hospital
Joe Timms
Nebraska City
O'Dell Bowleys
Vernon News Family Visits and Social Roundup
Vernon News reports social visits across communities including Mrs. Pat Pijanowski Correspondent from Malvern and greetings to Mrs. Helen Alberts. Lois and Bill Barber spent three days in Rothville, Mo. Woody Jones hosted the Orlo Jones in Omaha. John and Donna Eltisti entertained the Ivan Horns, and other visits across Council Bluffs Glenwood Hastings and surrounding towns are noted. Henry Schnoor, the music man on KMA, appears in a casual local wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Alberts
Malvern
Marjorie Alberts
Fern
Bill
Louise Barber
William
Ivan Horns
Marie Hodges
Ed Morgans
Council Bluffs
Carol Stephens
David
Haneys
Deborah Myers
Glenwood
Dale Stephens
Leslie
Bob Raine
Ralph Haines
Bob
Ira Beils
Omaha
Pearl Black
Harold Blackman
Henry Schnoor
Hastings
KMA
Seniors Lead on MCHS Honor Roll for Semester and Nine Weeks
Sixty four MCHS students earned honor roll honors as the semester and second nine weeks were released by Principal Ward Thelen. The senior class led with 22 honorees, followed by juniors with 17, sophomores 12, and freshmen 13. Names listed include Pat Hammer and Monica Anderson among others on both periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Ward Thelen
Honor Rolu
Pat Hammer
Kristi Henderson
Sandy Jones
Tom Jones
Judy Kelley
Mark McClure
Kathy Ricker
Kevin Stewart
Julie Swoboda
Kitty Warnke
Joel Waymire
Melanie Blackburn
Sue Anne Bauer
Charles Bowley
Cynthia Hendersholt
Susan Kahl
Keith Lykke
Sheri O'Dell
Tom Pierce
Dale Ponton
Shellie Schroeder
John Skerritt
Carol Stenger
Randy Alberts
Steve Dickersbach
Ray Donahue
Ellen Eustice
Becky Fritz
Rita Goldsberry
Terry Gray
Sheila Kauffman
Pat
Theories of Evolution Classroom Debate
Sue Ann Baer reports on a biology class exploring the theory of evolutions pros and cons through lively quotes about use and disuse survival of the fittest and origins back to a monkey. The piece notes the fun but promises more serious results from the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ann Baer
Kim
Glass cutting crafts in Mrs Salyer's class at Peete Poi
Girls in the junior-senior class learn glass cutting creating bowls glasses candy dishes and canister sets. Several mistakes noted yet many students try a new craft. Basketball season continues and readers are urged to attend games and support the cheerleaders.
Chantry sixth graders resume varied classroom work
With semester tests over and report cards handed out, Chantry's sixth grade resumes regular activities. In math students progress at their own rate while Geography covers Australia. Reading splits into five groups, and art features cardboard and toothpick sculptures. Shop builds mailboxes for papers and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marele Sinner
Chantry
Australia
Senior of the Week Kimberly Rush and Sue Ann Abn honor students
Kimberly Rush, born June 13 1955 under Gemini, attends Malvern since kindergarten. She is among the top five in class and participates in Honor Society Cheerleading pep club drama band and more. Sue Ann Abn, born December 4 1954 a Sagittarius, also joined the Class of 1973 activities since kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly June Rush
Clarence Rush
Gemini
Malvern
Kim
Kimberly
Cat Stevens
Jan Michael Vincent
Katherine Ross
Carole King
April
MCHS
Linda Barber
Clyde Shook Jr
Sue Ann
Sue
Sue Abn
Sue Ann named Malvern Band Queen and Homecoming Queen
Succinct bio of Sue Ann detailing her multiple pageant titles, scholastic honors, and broad activity: band, cheerleading, pep club, National Honor Society, Student Council, FHA, and captaincy of the cheer squad. Includes favorites, class list, and advice to underclassmen. Future plans noted as undecided but optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Sue
Chicago
Doc
Clint Eastwood
Carroll O'Connor
Sally Strothers
Bobby Bows
Sue Ann
Up and Coming By Ton Pierce
MCHS lists Feb schedule with basketball games against Essex Treynor Sidney Stanton and local meetings. Games set for Feb 2 3 5 6 0 with start times 9 am 3:30 pm 6:30 pm and 3:30 pm respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Pierce
Essex, Jr
Treynor
Sidney
Stanton
New Civics Book Pushes Law and Constitution Study
In a new semester, 7th graders receive a government themed book exploring law making and the Constitution. Students role play Perry Mason. 8B English class studies newspapers to spark interest in becoming reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Fay
Robinson
Perry Mason
Gibran quotes on progress and freedom of speech
The text attributes several Kahlil Gibran quotes on vision and progress. It contrasts focusing on current paths with reaching for future work and claims humans merely discover rather than invent. It also asserts a demand for freedom of speech and press despite having nothing to say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Pearce
Kahlil Gibran
Malvern Schools Hot Lunch Menus Show Daily Options
Malvern schools release weekly lunch menu notes for January 29 to February 2. Meals include chili dog on bun with corn and pie, turkey in straw with jello salad, porcupine meat balls with green beans and peaches, beef stew with vegetables, and Swiss steak with mashed potatoes, all served with milk.
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New
David Gregory
Tabor
Kenneth
Doc Grindle
Richard Bass
Raburn Benson
L. B. Reed
Montgomery
Dale Wheeler
Villisca
Wade Rubey
Marion Jones
Kenneth Kernen
Ron Hartsack
Max Hossle
Dan Phelps
Holdover
Ene
Aria
Arace
Erecor Elas Siam Ne
Robinson's
Hay
Si Trahan
Mars
Pat Plianowski
Marjorie Gipe
Geraldine Gumbert
Ethel Grindle
Walter Wrights
Leo Davis
Hamburg Hospital
Asbury Club
Lucille Laughlins
Sharon McCall
Stanley
Dana Osburn
Burlington Junction
Harry Combs
Dean Sayer
Jack Sayers
Sun City
Ariz
Cally Stephens
Maryville
Florence
Hazel Wilhelm
Blanche Decker
Marjorie Hampton
Arnold Williams
Allen
Marjorie Williams
Merritt Wortman
Gentry
DeWayne Reinertsens
Roger
Rosella Wortman
Strahan
Darrell Finchers
Kermit and
Allene Hillyer
McKinneys
Malcolm Cole
Frank
Vernon
Pat Pijanowski
Pratise
Peete Poi
Chantry Pantry
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