N V Speech Class Enters One Act Play at Tarkio
The Nishna Valley high school speech class takes their one act play The New England Nun to Tarkio on Thursday with cast Leora Cole Mariene Dobbins Connie Jewell Art Larsen and Shirley Menschel. Speech students and the band travel Friday to compete in the Tri state meet while other notes discuss typing, business letters and arithmetic accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley High
Tarkio
New England
Leora Cole
Mariene Dobbins
Connie Jewell
Art Larsen
Shirley Menschel
Nishn# Valley Blackhawkettes
Marlin Mercer
Des Moines
Bookkeeping by Robert Woodfill
Robert Woodfill explains bookkeeping as an accurate record of transactions. He notes the craft is more complex than it seems with growing detail and small items as the year goes on, and discusses approaches to calculating federal income taxes.
Music Can Be Fun By Barbara Hendrix
A school music program is described as an inspiring subject with many ensembles and soloists preparing for contests at Tarkio this weekend. The piece emphasizes experience, learning, and showing talent over winning. It highlights stage fright, the value of participation, and the rewarding nature of music festivals bringing teachers and students together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hendrix
Tarkio
Several Submit Resignations to School Board
Fremont Mills school team Supt F M Miles announced resignations of several faculty members. Charlotte Wilson kindergarten Randolph resigns to return to school. Lillian Hanning third grade Randolph retires. Alice Hedenhaugh third grade Tabor resigns to attend Eastern Star grand chapter in Florida for a month. Nella Benson first grade Randolph resigns with indefinite plans. Mildred Kesterson and Blanchi Stanley Tudor teachers undecided about returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont-Mills
F. M. Miles
Charlotte Wilson
Randolph
Lillian Hanning
Alice Hedenhaugh
Tabor
Eastern Star
OMS
Florida
Nella Benson
Mildred Kesterson
Blanchi Stanley
Tudor
Education continues for most Iowa high school grads in 1960
A study by the State Board of Public Information shows 46.94 percent of 29 423 graduates continued education in 1960. Four year colleges and junior colleges enrolled 10 298 students, 75.29 percent of those continuing education in Iowa, with 1 483 entering the armed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pab. Johnston
Armed Services
Towa
Iowa
Trunkit
Eight County Marriage Licenses Reported This Week
Clerk I L Donner lists eight new marriages including Vermida Er ickson Lincoln Neb and Willey Pierce Council Bluffs plus Nielsen Christensen Omaha and Wallace White Omaha. also Shepard Mart Emerson and Pleuler Lenz Omaha. Barkdoll Foley Omaha and Gabhart Wright Hastings. Five new motor vehicle registrations include Ponti ac Glenwood and Ford Wayne Spicer Emerson Valiant Lybarger Glenwood Mercury Plumer Glenwood and Ford pickup Hastings.
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I. L. Donner
Charles E. Vermida
Sharon K. Erickson
Lincoln
Neb
Deane Willey
Shirley Pierce
Council Bluffs
Harvey E. Nielsen
Donna, Christensen
Omaha
Jesse J. Wallace Jr
Grace, D. White
Willie M. Shepard
Agnes P. Mart
Emerson
Joe Pleuler
Karen Lenz
Gerald Barkdoll
Dolores Foley
Norman Gabhart
Demaris Wright
Hastings
F. M. Robinson
Pontiac
James A. Bell
Glenwood
Ford
Wayne Spicer
Valiant
Roy Lybarger
Mercury
Albert G. Plumer
Ford Pickup
Keith Bruce
Many Moves in Malvern Community
The Malvern area records several new arrivals as families move among local farms and properties. Newcomers include Perry and family from Emerson to John Walter's south farm, J T Honea from Thurman to Bill Hayes tenant house, Roscoe Reed from Farragut to a south Malvern farm, Harry Stewart from near Randolph to Steck farm, Norman Sinner from near Henderson to Glen Bolte’s vacated farm, Norman Graham from Council Bluffs to Bill Hansen’s former place, Paul Tackett to Elmer Fieselman’s former Dickershach farm, and Loyd McMillan to Ken Evans farm.
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Perry Cloyd
Emerson
John Waller
South Farm
J. T. Honea
Thurman
Bill Hayes
Roscoe Reed
Farragut
Malvern
Wilbur Wolfe
Harry Stewart
Randolph
Steck
Town
Norman Sinner
Henderson
Glen Bolte
Glenwood
Norman Graham
Council Bluffs
Bill Hansen
Paul Tackett
Elmer Fieselmans
Dickershach
Loyd McMillan
Ken Evans
NFO Members to Des Moines Meat Meeting Report
The National Farmers Organization meat bargaining committee from Mills county will meet in Des Moines on March 16 to reconsider the hog holding price. Attendees include Leo May chairman Harrison Sell Floyd Bowen Ivan Core and Max Benton. Officials cite corn price shifts since the previous $19.60 per hundredweight for hogs No 1 and 2 at 190 to 210 pounds and note that county grain bargains set corn at $1.49 per bushel now. The 1960 data show education continuation rates among graduates and the Iowa figures for 1960 versus 1959.
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National Farmers Organization Meat Bargaining Committee
Mills County
Des Moines
Leo May
Harrison Sell
Floyd Bowen
Ivan Core
Max Benton
NFC
NFO
Special Reduced Prices on LP Gas Space Heaters
For sale by Lakin Implement Co Emerson phone 14. Also a modern house for rent near Strahan with gas furnace. Granville Williams Imogene Ia p.39-3.
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Lakin Impl. Co
Emerson
Strahan
Granville Williams
Imogene
Randolph families visit in Randolph Enterprise notes
Mr and Mrs Ross Atkinson visited in the homes of their children Mr and Mrs Robert Waller and Randy of Silver City Mr and Mrs Forrest Hatfield and Reggie of Malvern and with Mrs Winifred Manriquez and David of Omaha for the past three weeks They returned home Wednesday Mrs Kate Adams and Merle Ferrer visited Mrs Cora McCord at the Hamburg hospital Sunday afternoon She is improving Theron Atkinson of Amarillo Texas was a visitor in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Ross Atkinson Monday Other guests in the home were Mr and Mrs Robert Waller of Silver City and Mrs Forrest Hatfield of Malvern Omer LaPorte of Shenandoah was a Sunday guest of his sister Mrs Merle Ferrer and Mr Ferrer Mrs Stanley Schaaf and Mrs Carroll Aistrope attended the County Sunday School Teachers Institute at Sidney Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Randall Trively and Cindy were Saturday night and Sunday visitors in the Verle Trively home Mr and Mrs Cecil Baggs Judy and Cheryl of Tabor were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr and Mrs Melvin Moore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Enterprise
Ross Atkinson
Robert Waller
Randy
Silver City
Forrest Hatfield
Reggie
Malvern
Winifred Manriquez
David
Omaha
Kate Adams
Merle Ferrer
Cora McCord
Hamburg Hospital
Theron Atkinson
Amarillo
Tex
Omer LaPorte
Shenandoah
Mr. Ferrer
Stanley Schaaf
Carroll Aistrope
County Sunday School Teachers Institute
Sidney
Randall Trively
Cindy
Verle Trively
Cecil Baggs
Judy
Cheryl
Tabor
Melvin Moore
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Louise Wortman
Robert Woodfill
The
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Mass
AL State Board OF Public Said
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Mills Countiana
Singer Sewing
NANCY
MUL! Malvern
Land
Leader
Children’s Shoes
Red Oak Monument Co
J. R. Hurst
Robinson
Gary Shelley
Cole
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin Farm Office
H. E. Knutson
Secy-Treas
Bltf
Essie Lake
Red Oak
Morril Reisenweber
Federal Land Bank Association
Broadway
Harry Drorhaugh
D. E. Grindle
Forrest Grassy
4Th Ave
Kadel Bros
Henderson, Ia
JN. Clark
Dale ‘Sell
Loyd McMillen
Harry Richardson
Horton Nursing Home
Bill Rainey
Marvin Atteberry
Stewart
Conkey
Stewart Seed CO
33Rd St
Nebr
Ellsworth Smith
Glen McGee
Green Bay
Byron Reed CO
Farnam Ridgs
E. W. Florian
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Leader Printing Plant
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