Nishna Valley Students Debate Unicameral Iowa Legislature
Local Nishna Valley Community High School students and staff survey show mixed views on adopting a unicameral Iowa legislature. Respondents include Sue Ann Simpson and Linda Simmonds in favor of bicameral or elimination of checks, while Lorna Lewis and Paul Hathaway advocate unicameral efficiency and cost savings with Nebraska experience cited. Other voices warn unicameral risks to democracy, urging trial of both systems or neutrality. News items prepared by Nishna Valley students.
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Iowa
NVHS
Sue Ann Simpson
Linda Simmonds
Sharron Eastwood
Patricia Lynam
Nebraska
Lorna Lewis
Lorraine Judah
Judy Geith
Christinia Aughe
Sharyn Williams
Dick Winders
Bob Hicks
Paul Hathaway
Mr. Nauman
Greenwood
Spalion
Nishna Valley Community High School
Linda Larsen Named Runner-Up in Writing Contest
Linda Larsen of Nishna Valley, a 15 year old sophomore, earned one of two runner up spots in the Omaha World-Herald writing contest for young writers with her theme The Eternal Struggle. She participates in Future Teachers of America, paper staff, glee club, chorus, student council and is an honor roll student.
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Shirley Mabary
Nishna Valley
Linda Larsen
Omaha World-Herald
Linda
Future Teachers of America
Literature Class Brings Old Books
Sharron Eastwood reports that Mrs Smiths American Literature class collects old editions with leather bindings frontispieces and yellowed pages from 1852 to illustrate varied topics in literature. The display in the upstairs hall invites students and visitors to examine the rare volumes and note changes in reading and textbooks.
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Sharron Eastwood
English Students Compete With NY News Staff
Nishna Valley English students study newspaper writing under Mrs. Vera Dittus and submit articles to the school paper. Claudia McMullen’s band trip story appeared in last week’s issue as an example of student work. Topics range from school pilfering to teen smoking and questions about teacher necessity.
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Nishna Valey English
Vera Dittus
Claudia McMullen
Drake University
Etait A
Local Social Notes From Silver City Area
Silver City notes record Visits and family gatherings across Council Bluffs Malvern Clarinda and Holstein including Mr and Mrs Art Miller Mrs Walter Schultz and many relatives. Church events Rebekah Circle meeting and birthday observances accompany visits to Marion Williams and Lois Deitchler among others with outreach to Ft Benning and Ames.
Local visitors attend birthdays and events in Malvern area
Mr and Mrs Frank Lincoln and family visited the Dwight Lincoln home in Council Bluffs for Bryan Hakenson’s birthday. Sidney guests, Jim Bailey's daughter and Lyle Boone family, dined with the Baileys and visited Melvin Lamp’s family in Avoca. Others attended a feed dealers meeting in St Joseph and the 60th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Fred Parker at Broadway Methodist church with Ralph Skerritt. Lorna Bennett visited Loran Boyer in Malvern.
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Jim Maloney
Mike
Charles Maloney
Sharpsburg
Hans Madison
Charles Wrightman
Leo Leonard
Madison
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Cliff Stewart
Corte Stewart
Malvern
Lonnie McMullen
Paul Black
Mrs. Dorsey
Glenwood
Phillip
Patrick Black
Christian Youth
Christian Church
Clarinda
Jerry Messinger
Floyd Messinger
Virgil Frazier
Phil Rastatter
Peoria
F. W. Anderson
Rastattater
Carol | Frizier
Maud Petersen
Frederick
Ames
Arthur Burgoin
Jack Largent
Steve Haines
Hastings
Dale Haines
Red Oak
Bert Fritz
Harvey Deitchler
Harlan Kloostra
Council Bluffs
Clyde Pratt
Carl Malcom
Dale
Donald Burgoin
Billy and Gayle
Robert F. Kruse
Roy Scheel
Harold Scheel
Albert Loof
St. Paul Lutheran | Church
Holstein
Glen
Frank Lincoln
Dwight Lincoln
Bryan Hakenson
Clayton Hakenson
Lyle Boone
Sidney
Jim Bailey
Melvin Lamp
Avoca
Warren Robertson
St. Joseph
Charles Zuch
Treynor
Gene Buffington
Diane
Buffington
Zuch
Freddie Sudman
Rockford, Ti
Phyllis Skerritt
Ben Burgoin
Ivan Lintner
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Fred Parker
Broadway Methodist Church
Ralph Skerritt
Lorna Bennett
Iowa City
Loran Boyer
Gerald Kruse
Brian
Roy D. Mansfield
Barbara
Conrad Kruse
Harrison Sell
Wayne
Joyce
Ed Kruse
Robert Kruse
Karen
Charles Kruse
Glenelle Dashner
Kruse
George Miller
MYF
Earelene Anderson
Iesson
Christian Missions Build Brotherhood
Jeanette Madison
Miller
John Griffin
Garland Martin
Martin Leipold
Kenneth McMahan
Funeral Services for W. H. Childs
William Henry Childs, born July 15, 1900 in Council Bluffs, died March 1, 1963 at Clinton V A hospital. He was a WWII Army Air Corps veteran, former mayor of McClelland, and owner of Farmers Feed and Supply. Survived by four sisters and two brothers. services held at Meyer Funeral Home, burial in Walnut Hill Cemetery.
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William Henry Childs
Sherman
Mary Childs
Council Bluffs
Iowa
V. A Domiciliary Hospital
Clinton
Mr. Childs
Pottawattamie County
hBerratandete Sr Rebeasehopls
Army
Walter Herrill
Seth Hills
Henry Herrill
Henry Mehlhop
Robert Sharp
William Underwood
Carl Lubbe
Oscar Tiarks
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Roger Woodfill
Elmo Hites
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Emerson State Bank Building
F. G. Hillyer
Earl Cramer
Harold Cooper
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Silver City News
J. W. Parman
Art Miller
Walter Schultz
Hans Seheel
LeRoy Schoening
LeVern Schoening
Susan
Allen Scheel
Maude Hayes
Hugh Hayes
Ronald Bryant
Judy Childs
Lynn
Hull Childs
McClelland
A. F. Childs
Robert M. Collins
Bobby
Ft. Benning
Eurel Anderson
Earelene
David
David Sawyer
Kenneth
Jack O'Brian
M. J. Humston
Carl Wilson
Claude Wilson
Marvin Woodfill
Strahan
LeRoy Pullman
Arthur Dunsdon
Donald Pullman
Iowa State University
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Rebekah Circle
Reno Moore
Deitchler
Edith Simmons
David Gough
Allen Gough
Lone Thursday
W. H. Childs
Tabor
Highway 275
Bell’s Cafe
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Amana
Wilson
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John Deere
Continental
Oliver
Paul Bell
F. E
Mike) Bloomer
Jesse McIntyre
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