Elect Officers for WSCS Elect Officers for WSCS
Mrs Christ ensen hosted the WBCS meeting at her home on March 21 with eighteen members and one guest. The next meeting is set for April 5 at 1 30 at the Millard Gee home. New officers include President Mrs Korlig Angusy and others across roles from vice president to publicity.
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Mra
Bob Christensen
WBCS
Don Cine
Millard Gee Home
Korlig Angusy
Vice Press
Donna Hillyer
Mildred Bryant
Marie Kayton
Ethel Grindle
Lois Woodfill
Esther Davis
Viola Hathaway
Evelyn Hall
Kathryn Sayer
Naomi Christensen
Rena Gipa
Darlene Johnson
Nina Crouse
Strahan Methodist Church Schedule and Social Activities
Rev John Lippincott and Minister Robert Christianson lead Holy Communion Sunday at Strahan Methodist Church with Onda Grant Hour of Sharing observance. Sunday School at 10 30 a m. District WACH meeting in Council Bluffs on Wednesday. WSCS Thursday at 2 00. Quarterly Conference at Malvern Thursday 7 30. Friday Young adults meet at parsonage Malvern 7 30. Social hosts Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bowden with Mrs Mloyd Hillyer and Mr and Mrs David Angus leading worship. Visitors from Randolph and Omaha join.
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Strahan Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Robert Christianson
Onda
WACH
Council Bluffs
Malvern
Kenneth Bowden
Mloyd Hillyer
David Angus
Local notes of social visits across Southwest Iowa families
The record lists Sunday dinners and follow up visits among residents of Red Oak Malvern Imogene Glenwood Shenandoah and nearby towns. It notes Charles Crétinc hospitalized in Red Oak Anglophone relatives In Malvern attend funeral in Glenwood and various family gatherings and travels including Nonpareil newspaper distribution to ten towns and a geese trip to Forney Lake.
Briley-Dye Married Monday in Creston Creston ceremony joins Briley and Dye
Briley-Dye were united Monday in Creston at the Methodist church by Rev Don Briley. Bride Sandra Briley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Briley Glenwood and groom Don ald Dye assistant manager of the Kenney Shoe store in Omaha will reside in Glenwood. Other local visits and calls are noted including school teacher Thelma Ferrell, Peru State student Edwin Meyer, and various family gatherings in Glenwood and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briley-Dye
Creston
Sandra Briley
Ralph Briley
Donald Dye
Glenwood
Sandra
Don Briley
Methodist
Strahan
Bee
Glenwood State Bank
Kenney Shoe
Omaha
Local Social Roundup From Shenandoah and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Maryin Woodfill and Bob were Saturday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Wilson in Malvern. Mrs Bernice Woodfill attended the Central District Teachers meeting at Creston with Mrs M C Woodfill of Glenwood. R R Kier visited his sister and husband the BR J Allens at Glenwood Sunday afternoon and found them in poor health. They were being taken to Edmundson hospital Monday. Mrs Jared Woodfill with Mrs M Woodfill visited in Adrian Wookey’s Red Oak home Friday afternoon and met the Wookeys new grandson John Glenn son of Dr and Mrs Glenn Skellerup of Red Oak, a great nephew of Mrs Jared Woodfill. Mrs Lawrence White of Tabor came for Lawrence’s mother Mrs Tom White and took her to Omaha for glasses. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davis with Roger and Dennis were Sunday guests of Kenneth’s sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Willard Briley in Nebraska City. Zeno Bass attended the Civic Music Concert in Shenandoah Sunday afternoon then visited Lyla Coddington’s home. Loyd Bowen spent last Thursday in Omaha on business and Sunday night attended a 4 supper at Shady Lawn restaurant in Oakland.
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John Bayes
Randy
John
Roy Bayes
Clarinda
Thelma Ferrel
Randolph
Hastinga
Robert Shaul
Zeno Baas
Lyla Coddington
Brian
Shenandosh
Omaha
Ellis Grindle
Deanna
Forway Lake
Gesse
Ralph Briley
Glenwood
Beb Blunta
Oscar Hohlen
Percival
Roy Davis
Oscar
Dale Meyers
Mia
Kenneth Davis
Roger
Dennis
Gary Davins
Strahan
Rosella Wortman
Cora Livengood
Gerald Nuss
Freddie
Pacific Junction
Merritt
Beverly Wortman
Maryin Woodfill
Bob
Carl Wilson
Malvern
Bernice Woodfill
Central District
Creston
M. CG. Woodfill
Wood
Shenandoah
R. RK. Kier
BR. J. Allens
Loyd Bowen
Shady Lawn
Oakland
Willing Workers Meet in Ta bor at Methodist Church
The Willing Workers met March 17 at the Ta bor Methodist church with demonstrations on dressing for the occasion and accessories. Karen Sell recited the Country Girl's Creed. Sandra Hays won the good grooming contest along with Sandra Hays and Linda Morrical as judges and organizers for an April tea.
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Tabor
Kathy Sell
Sharon Moore
Linda Morrical
Sandra Hays
Karen Sell
Rita Gradle
Kathy Glynn
Kathy
Silver Cloud Jr 4H selects contestants and plans event
At the March 17 Silver Cloud Jr 4H meeting Mary Beth Costello hosted. Tryouts for the better grooming contest named juniors Linda France Mary Beth Costello Sharlene Scott and Vicki McCain with April B as alternate. Intermediates Jeannie Trimmer Diane Allensworth Claudia Ellison and Drucilla Mort with April B as alternate. Eleven members two readers and five guests attended. Kathy Lippincott reporter.
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Silver Cloud
Contest Winners Named at Indian Deerette Meeting
The Indian Deerette club met at Debbie Lakin's home on March 9 with 14 members, one leader, and judges Miss Schultz and Mrs. Dean McLain. Three guests attended. Winners in the better grooming contest included juniors Darlene Sandquist, Cynthia Cole and Debbie Lakin. intermediates Sandra Burns, JoAnn Lindburg and Suzanne Evans. and one girl, Diane Lang, who will compete.
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Deerette
Debbie Lakin
Miss Schultz
Dean McLain
Darlene Sandquist
Cynthia Cole
Sandra Burns
JoAnn Lindburg
Suzanne Evans
Diane Lang
4-H Demonstration on Sewing Machine Care at Meeting
Suzanne Evans and Dixie Hall led a team demonstration on the sewing machine care and cleaning. Debby Lakin spoke on clothes care, with Darlene Sandquist singing Dreaming, Diane Lang presenting the Country Girl's Creed, and Patty Johnson performing the 4-H Clover Song at the county competition. Samira Barns reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Evans
Dixie Hall
Cynthia Cole
Sheri Greenwood
Debbie Lakin
Darlene Sandquist
Diane Lang
Patty Johnson
William L. Blackman Rites Held at Hillsdale Church
Funeral services for William L. Blackman were held at Hillsdale Methodist Church with Rev. LeRoy Pullman officiating. Pallbearers included Leonard Wright Bernie Lorimer Bud King and others, interment in Malvern cemetery. Blackman, born Feb 22 1942 in Mills County Iowa, died March 21 1962 from injuries in a car crash at Jennie Edmundson Memorial hospital. He was a Fremont Mills graduate and worked at Roth Packing Plant in Glenwood, survived by his father Harold and sisters Jean Grace Louise Edith Ann and Benetit Jean.
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Malvern
William LeRoy Blackman
Harold LeRoy
Wilma C. Frederickson Blackman
Mills County
Iowa
Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hospital
Council Bluffs
William
Fremont-Mills Community
Roth Packing Plant
Glenwood
Center Feeders
Hillsdale Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Harold Blackman
Grace Louise
Edith Ann
Benetit
Jean
Obedience and Faith in a Spiritual Lesson
Read from Luke 22 39 46 a reflection on obedience. A sister's illness taught the value of obeying doctors and divine guidance. The meditation emphasizes surrendering one's will to God to serve others and mend personal flaws. Makiko Horie from Japan offers the thought for the day.
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God
Jesus Himeslf
Father
Christ
Makiko Horie
Japan
Scratch Pads Offered in Local Office Sale
Classified note advertises 5x7 inch white scratch pads for yellow bead products, about 70 sheets per pad, price two for 15 cents, available at The Leader office.
Induction for Honor Society Set for April 9 at Emerson Gym
Nishna Valley School announces National Honor Society induction will be held April 9 in the Emerson gymnasium. The public is invited to attend as juniors who qualified join the fellowship, and probationary sophomores will be announced at that time.
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National Honor Society
Emerson Gymnasium
Nishna FTA Chapter Plans Exchange Meeting
The Nishna Valley FTA chapter held a regular meeting led by Robert Woodfill to discuss student responsibilities to class community and nation. They planned a joint meeting with Red Oak on March 27 for a program exchange and expect several members and sponsor Mrs Vera Dittus to attend for new program ideas.
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Nishna Valley
FTA
Robert Woodfill
Red Oak
Vera Dittus
Music Concert at MHS April 3
A precontest concert will be held on Tuesday April 3 at 7 30 p m in Emerson gymnasium. The event gives contestants experience for the coming contest on April 6 7. AMI small ensembles and freshman and sophomore soloists will appear.
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Emerson Gymnasium
Aml
Sophomores Take Vocational Tests For Career Insight
Last week all sophomores completed two hour tests spanning nine occupational fields. Results aim to aid vocational preference and future planning for students.
Nishna Home Ec Girls Broil Steaks
Lana Kay McKeane reports on six Nishna High Home Economics students under Mrs. Sylvia Smith cooking porterhouse steaks in class. The juniors Pat and Marilyn Lynam and Sue Ann Simpson plus seniors Karen Kade Judy Morris and Connia Lees learn meat cuts and cooking methods for nutritious serving.
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Pat
Marilyn Lynam
Sue Ann Simpson
Karen Kade
Judy Morris
Connia Lees
Sylvia Smith
Office Practice Uses Dictaphone at Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley high school rents a dictaphone from the Dictaphone Co of Omaha for about $15 per month for March April and May. Girls in office practice take turns using it. A good knowledge of punctuation and spelling is needed. Tapes are mainly typing business letters and manuscripts. The device lets a girl work for five or six different people at once. It is considered a worthwhile investment.
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Nishna Valley High School
Dic_taphone Co
Omaha
N-VHS Music Department Contest Sets April Recital at Oakland
The N-VHS music department plans an April contest at Oakland featuring 12 vocal solos eight instrumentals and eight small groups. Six accompanists handle the accompanying roles as juniors and seniors previewed contest style with a March 16 recital that provided solid experience and enjoyed by attendees.
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N-Vhs
Oakland
Author Presents Lone Eagle to N V Library
Floyd S. Maine, former Emerson resident 1906 08, donated Lone Eagle to Nishna Valley high school library on March 20. Maine, now in Colorado Springs, researches Indian tribal ceremonies and serves as vice president of coin and stamp clubs. The book recounts his boyhood and friendship with an Indian boy.
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Kathy Hall
New Nishna Valley High School
Lone Eagle
Floyd S. Maine
Emerson
George W. Maine
Maine
Colorado Springs
Coin Club
Stamp Club
Nishna Valley Student News Items Brief
Student led notes from Nishna Valley Community High School cover campus activities and local happenings. The brief highlights student readers, clubs, and upcoming events within the school community.
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Nishna Valley Community High School
Nishna Valley High to Hold Second Athletic Banquet
The second annual Nishna Valley high school athletic banquet is set for Friday April 13. The event honors NV athletes with non athletes invited. The Impacts provide music and mothers of honored guests handle the food. Football and basketball awards will be presented, followed by a dance in the gym.
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Nishna Valley High School
N-V
National Honor Society Raises 31.42 From School Sales
The National Honor Society at Nishna Valley High earned 14.67 from a candy sale on Friday and 16.75 from a bake sale on Saturday. Organizers hope everyone enjoyed the food.
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National Honor Society
Nishna Valley High
Senior Work Day at Emerson Saturday
The Nigshna Valley senior class schedules Saturday March 31 for a work day in Emerson. They seek odd jobs including car washing yard work babysitting window cleaning and trash removal starting 8 30 a m. Call 824 7328 or 824 7414 or they will solicit in Emerson proper to support their planned senior skip day.
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Nigshna Valley
Emerson
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Pace Oil CO
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Ray Powers
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Silver Creek
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Tom Stanley
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Horace Richardson
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Nishna
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