Auxiliary Names March Meetings and Community Notices
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. LeRoy Johnsons home with six officers present. Spring conference set for Avoca on March 31 and county meeting in Glenwood on March 22 at 7 30 p m. Members urged to bring used articles for Woodward State School and hospital. Several local residents noted visiting relatives and ongoing family events. overviews of hospital visits, weddings, and community activities with dates and names such as Mrs. Quentin Johnson Mrs. Martha Honeyman and Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKee Jr. and family. A birthday supper honored Paula Petty and a senior feature highlighted Jack M Courtier with personal details and future plans.
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American Legion Auxiliary
LeRoy Johnson
Larry Leureux
Avoca
Glenwood
Woodward State School
Martha Honeyman
Quentin Johnson
Joe McKee
Sheldon
Kenneth McKee
Dana McKee
Omaha
Richard Brown
Joe McKee Jr
Kenneth
Richard Sanders
Lutheran Hospital
Sanders
James Porter
el Dorado
Kan
Porter-Fahn
Panama
Frank
Harry Porter
Sue Grayson
Edwin Porter
Kansas City
Join Simpson
Lincoln
Nebr
Darrell Plumb
Don Hall
Milligan
Friendship Club
Alfred Anderson
M.D. Lang
Paul Jones
United Methodist Church
Red Oak
Bishop Thomas
Bob Samuelson
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Stanley Williams
Tneir
Bob Williams
Orlando
Fla
Marius Larsen
St. Paul
Joe Pilling
Lena Magers
Henderson
Bob Mejia
Harlan
Everett Lunn
Sam Taylor
Helen Brown
Gene Johnson
Brenda
Shenandoah
Dar Hascall
Ed King
David Edie
Hebe Edie
Gordon Frink
Emerson
Hwy 59
John Seifford
Berk Greenwood
Jeff Byers
Donnie Good
John Sayers
Morningside College
Sioux City
William Gnieski
Tarkio
Clyde Patton
Gnieski’s
Tarkio College
Graham, Ma
Little Paula Petty
Jim Petty
Mila Petty
Linda of Elliott
Harold Cooper
Wilma Coy
Florence Cooper
Creighton Math Results Arrive
Creighton University hosted the annual Mathematics Field Day on February 10 in Omaha with Nishna Valley entering two five member teams. In the Leap Frog Relay Harvy Hillyer and Randy Costello placed 8th, while Ron Mitchell and John Sayers were 22nd. in Mad-Hatter Marathon A Kyle Johnson placed 10th and Ron Bowen 12th. Marathon B saw Steve McGrew and Jody Smiley tied for 2nd with Kevin Gardiner 20th in Chalk Talk, plus Jody Smiley finishing 3rd in the Pathagorean Derby. The two top teams placed 13th and 18th overall among 62 small-school teams.
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Creighton University
Omaha
Nishna Valley
Harvy Hillyer
Randy Costello
Ron Mitchell
John Sayers
Kyle Johnson
Ron Bowen
Steve McGrew
Jody Smiley
Kevin Gardiner
Harva Hillyer
Randall Costello
Berk Greenwood
Bette Lemke
Mrs Marshal Cooper Visits Family in Missouri Valley
Mrs Marshal Cooper and her sons from Missouri Valley joined a group for ice cream and cake then spent the weekend with home folks.
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Marshal Cooper
Woodman Oration For 5 6 Grades
Nishna Valley fifth and sixth graders participate in Modern Woodmen civic oration program. Students prepare speeches on community topics, aiming to develop public speaking and civic awareness during the local event.
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Nishna Valley
Speech Recital Tonight at New York State Contest Preview
Tonight at 7 30 the six speech students with S ratings from the District contest perform under Miss Wanda Vanderbrock A large audience is expected at the State contest in Corning on Saturday March 17 and attendees are urged to attend the recital for practice and to support the I ratings goal Good luck and success anticipated
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Wanda Vanderbrock
Corning
Farragut
Peru State
Goofing Off and Idling Between Wheels and Namath
A youth enjoys idle afternoons and skips the bus while his car is broken. He admires Joe Namath for attracting attention from girls. Paul contemplates his future after school and wishes good luck in his chosen path.
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Joe Namath
Paul
LeRoy Dick Leads Band Fest and Contest Plans
The Week of March 12 to 26 features a band fest at Essex with five schools Stan ton New Market Malvern Essex and Nishna Valley. LeRoy Dick of Nishna Valley directs the stage band while a select band from about 60 players read new music and five are chosen for a concert. The finals crown top sixth and fifth graders in an Ecology contest with 12 seniors and 12 juniors advancing to finals on March 26.
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Sweet Teens
Mr. Dick
Essex
Dave Rissier
Creston High School
Stanton
New Market
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Stars and Stripes Forever
Cherish
LeRoy Dick
Nishna
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Henderson Hic
Paul Edward
Roadrunner
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Farmers Union
Malvern Community Building
Land Bank
Larry Vileta
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