Start Work for Music Contests Start Work for Music Contests
MCHS vocal students prep for state contests with chorus entries in soto and small ensembles on March 2 and 30 at Walnu and in the large Ou contest May 3 and dat Sidney. Small groups include quartet mixed quartet and madrigal while few students plan vocal solos. Bath students completed computer cards for the State Department of Education on March 2 to update curricula and improve facilities.
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MCHS
Walnu
Sidney
Smal
Preaous Quartet
Mixed Quartet
Bath
State Department of Education
Girls to Go to State Tourney
The Malvern girls basketball squad will attend the final games of the girls State Basketball Tournament in Des Moines. They will leave Friday afternoon and return Sunday afternoon.
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Des Moines
Malvern
Why People Burn Draft Cards And The Freedom Debate
The piece examines why individuals burn draft cards and questions whether the act signals a bid for recognition or mere daring. It contrasts self focus with concern for others, argues for defending freedoms through war's harsh realities, and challenges readers to consider living with themselves if they burn their card.
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Anly
America
Mary Alice Transfers From Farragut High
Malvern Community High welcomes Mary Alice Donahue new sophomore previously at Farragut schools. She will study Home Economics English 10 World History and Biology 1 as she joins the student body.
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Wees Malvern Community High
Mary Alice Donahue
Farragut
MCHS
Mary Alice
America Depends on Americans Like You Buy U S Savings Fonds
A patriotic prompt urges citizens to support national savings by purchasing U S government savings funds. The appeal stresses individual responsibility and collective economic strength amid ongoing financial campaigns.
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America
U.S
Business Students Visit Omaha Firms with Chown
Seven girls and sponsor Mr. Chown toured Omaha firms including Mutual of Omaha and Bell Telephone Co. at Commercial Extension. They viewed job requirements, toured dormitories and classrooms, and saw an early picture phone and a fast auto-typing typewriter. The day included a tour of Nettleton Boyles Van Sant Business College and ended with a long but rewarding schedule.
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Mututal
Omaha
King's
Bell Telephone Co
Nettleton Boyles van Sant Business College
Chown
The Prowl By M. C. A Scrambling Hockey Tale
The piece highlights vigorous hockey action with players in the penalty box for about two minutes while warning of rough play. It notes the start of track season with Hooded runners in gray and black sweats seen around town, describing their routine movements through the town.
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P.E
Jose
MCHS
Staf Stay Sharpened for Spring Concert Selections
The senior band showcases stamina with classical pieces like Scene from Swan Lake and March from Swan Lake. They pair refined works with jazz numbers such as School Room Dixie and In the Mood, while introducing Meet Me in St Louis and Bill Bailey for the upcoming Spring Concert.
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Bant
Swan Lake
St. Louis
Bill Bailey
Seniors in 1968 Beauty School Plans for Janice Clay
Janice Clay, a Malvern senior with 13 years of schooling at Chantry, combines a full course load English 12 government physiology and home economics with band FHA and drama club participation plus declamatory. she aims for Stewart School of Beauty after graduation. Lawrence Turner, also a senior, is English 12 American government Vocational Agriculture TV mechanical drawing and has four years in FFA where he serves as vice president. he plans trade school studies in mechanics and works part time at Pace Service Station. March meal menu lists daily options from March 18 to 22 including baked beans chili pork tenderloin meat loaf and desserts.
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Janice Clay
Malvern
Chantry School
Janice
MCHS
FHA
Stewart School of Beauty
Lawrence
FFA
Pace Service Staton
Math Tests At MCHS Highlight 19th Annual Administered
Math students at MCHS took the 19th annual math test on Tuesday. The event was sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America, the Society of Actuaries, Mu Alpha Theta, and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Top scorers will have their scores submitted as a team to national competition.
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MCHS
Mathematical Association of America
The
Society of Actuaries
Mu Alpha Theta
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Forney
United States
Bloomer family continues recovery after hospital stay
In Edmundson hospital third week of care for Mr and Mrs Forrest Bloomer and Ernest with improving condition and comforting visits. Viet Nam service noted with Marine Bill Ives earning the Gold Star for saving a life. Numerous local residents visit, send cards, or host gatherings as community follows health updates.
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Bloomers
Forrest Bloomer
Ernest
Edmundson Hospital
Bob Bell
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Lelters
Robert B. Bell
Dale Bell
Bernard Bateman
Walter Ames
Red Oak
Austin Wolfe
Tracey Lea Hilton
Corte Stewart
al Selby
Ivan Ives
Diane
Council Bluffs
Marvin Lee
Milo Pitcher
Kenneth Ives
Viet Nam
Bill Ives
Richard Bass
Richard Henderson
LaVern Obrecht
Jim Durbin
Emerson
Bill Smith
Villisca
Clark
van Meters
Robert Clark
Christine van Meter
George van Meter
Marion Clark
Lawrence Alberts
Maurice Alberts
Eric Fluid
Hazel McCain
Edmuneson Hospital
Bloomer
Elmer Haney
Orville Stockstill
Glenwood
Donald Blackman
Daniel
Bill Rice
Rice
Blackman
Roger Johnson
Jeffrey
Shenandoah
Ernest Alberts
Ethel Herrick
Harriet Kramer
Eldred Peters
Michael
Frank Hunter
Pacific Junction
Jack Hunter
Bell
Emma _ Bell
Dwight Bell
Tabor
Hand corn sheller incident injures Red Oak boy
Malvern firefighters and Dr. Kline freed Ron ald Skidmore nine from an old hand corn sheller at the Ed Pollitt farm Sunday about 4 p.m. He was taken to Murphy Memorial hospital Red Oak with a broken right middle finger and six stitches. He was later released.
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Malvern
Kline
Fit Corn Plant Population To Your Needs
Plant population planning depends on yield goals variety and conditions. Expect 10 to 20 percent seed loss so 18 000 to 20 000 seeds per acre yield about 16 000 plants. Under Iowa, over 20 000 is high 16 000 to 18 000 average and below 16 000 is low. Only some varieties respond well to 22 000 and up with favorable growing conditions.
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Iowa
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Mr. Chown
Iss
Oma
John Deere
Breeding & Benton
John Deere Dealers
Rip
Beauty
Lawrence Turner
Dri Mort
Mrs. Vernon
Miley Schmidt
Jim Bell
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Nehr
Ira Bell
David
Robert Schroeder
Gerald Bode
Hooper
Norman Sinner
Tammy
Jerry J. O'Dell
Floyd Cozad Sr
Nishna Cottage
Don Hopp
Ames
Robert Hopp
Bertha Hopp
Donnie Schroeder
Arne Alberts
Randy Johnson
Randy
Marines
Tom Clark
Robert
William Morton
Bob Lahey
Bruce
Carte Stewart
Austin Bass
Douglas
Frank Stevens Jr
Hillsdale
Admundata Hospital
Harry Clark
Bernard Studey
Clarence Myers
Dan Myers
Dwight Myers
Forrest Stephens
Jack Haney
June
Jean Cozad
Old Armory
Donnie
Fred Huntsman
Basil Clay
Berning Cafe
Mrs. Clay
Floyd Cozad 5 Sr
David Cozad
Troy
Laverne Lawson
Corey
Ferrin
Anita
St. Patrick's
Leo Robirds
Portland
Ore
Robirds
Mark Blackburn
Mercy Hospital
Mark
Kenneth Graves
Ardith Skidmore
Bass
Louis Bass
Kathryn Miller
Max Vinton
Gary Vinton
Amy
G. L. McCartney
Thurman
Martin McCartney
Deborah
Harold Holloway
Charlie Herrick
Ethel
Lee Herrick
Diane Blackman
Elton Clay
Duane
Minden
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Mills County Health Improvement Association
Blue Cross
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G. W. Ernst
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