Nishna Valley Festival a Hit at Henderson
Henderson hosted about 325 high school musicians for the fourth annual Nishna Valley music festival. Participants from Nishna Valley Carson Macedonia Elliott and Griswold joined in band and vocal performances directed by Jack Malik and Melvin Glgon. The massed band Griswold ensemble and Elliott’s K Rawson on clarinet highlighted the program along with the Nishna Valley girls sextet led by Carol Jewell Susan Steiner and Carole Fleming.
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Henderson
Nishna Valley
Carson-Macedonia
Elliott and
Griswold
Jack Malik
Melvin Glgon
Omaha U University
K. Rawson
Elliott
Nishna
Henderson area church schedules listed for Sunday services
Henderson Methodist Church and Henderson Christian Church outline service times with church schools and choirs. Additional notes reference recent Grand Jury service, birthday club hosting, and visits by local residents to Council Bluffs and Omaha events plus mutual insurance meeting attendance.
Banquet Guests and Visit Notes From Riverton Area
Mr and Mrs Dale Randolph and Jimmie attended a mother Roll banquet at Riverton Friday night. Dale's mother Mrs T P Randolph was one of three mothers with four sons at the banquet. Rev and Mrs Robert Jones and children were Sunday dinner guests of the Elmer Bergantze family. Mr and Mrs Ralph Gourley of Villisea visited the Harvey Frink family Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lester Debolt and Mrs Melanie Slump accompanied Mr and Mrs Albert Selser of Red Oak to Omaha Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Gordon Steiner heard their son Steven had been transferred from Kansas City Kansas to St Louis and he is Woolworth store assistant manager. Mr and Mrs Frank Goldapp of Council Bluffs visited the Wm Scherles Sunday. Abram Miller of Denver called on the Dean Freemans and Glenn Browns Monday of last week. Miss Anna Gayte Viner came from Omaha Friday and will be home until her wedding May 4. Steven Shook spent the weekend with Larry Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Randolph
Jimmie
Riverton
Dale
T. P. Randolph
Dale Randolphs
Robert Jones
Elmer Bergantze
Ralph Gourley
Villisea
Harvey Frink
Lester Debolt
Melanie Slump
Albert Selser
Red, Oak
Omaha
Gordon Steiner
Steven
Kansas City
Kan
St. Lewis
Woolworth
Frank Goldapp
Council Bluffs
Wm. Scherles
Abram Miller
Denver
Dean Freemans
Glenn Browns
Anna Gayte Viner
Steven Shook
Larry Davis
Henderson Club and Social Schedule Highlights
Neighborhood birthday club members met at Mrs. Alpert Selser’s near Red Oak for a party honoring Mrs. Floyd Bowen. The J.A.G. Club hosted by Mrs. C. A. Frink planned a shower for Miss Anna Gayle Viner. Booster Station hosted a Saturday night party with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Boileau. Multiple visits and dinners occurred across Red Oak Malvern and Council Bluffs, including gatherings with the Wetzel, Frink, Kadel, Randolph, and Shook families and a funeral service for Mrs. D. D. Addison in Council Bluffs.
Awards to Henderson Cub Scouts Pack Meeting Highlights
Cub Scouts dens 1 and 4 held a pack meeting Friday night with reports on planes and rockets and awards including 3 year Service Award to Billy Scherle and multiple one year, gold and silver arrows for Richard Coal John Scherle George Kudron Phillip Kudron Donald Haack and Richard Fleming. Plans for a pot luck supper were made. Various local social visits are noted with residents from Hillsboro Oakland Red Oak Council Bluffs and Santa Ana visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Scherle
Richard Fleming
Donald Haack
Phillip
George Kudron
John Scherle
John Paul
Richard Coal
Roger Wallace
George
Phillip Kudron
Henderson School News Notes
Henderson School notes cover weekly activities and student events at Henderson School. It notes Reading Readiness Tests, birthdays for James Paul and Kenneth Bolton with candy gifts, various illnesses like measles and chicken pox, visitors, and classroom happenings.
Open House Guests and Weekend Visits Across Iowa
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs T C Shook at the Roy Birds home near Macedonia. Mrs W L Fickel visited son Arthur Luther in Charles City. Families of Allensworth Raney Winchester attended the Houghs Open House in Council Bluffs. Allen and Graig Allensworth and Raney boys went to Omaha for a show. Linda Coppock stayed with Judy Anderson in Stan ton. Jackie and Allen Anderson visited grandparents Clair Aukland and returned home Sunday with Linda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Shook
Roy Birds
Macedonia
W. L. Fickel
Arthur Luther
Charles City
Arthur Allensworth
Chas
Raney
Norman Winchester
Teri
Carroll
Ward Hough
Council Bluffs
Graig Allensworth
Greg Winchester
Raney Boys
Omaha
Linda
Coppock
Judy Anderson
Stanton
Jackie
Allen Anderson
Mrs. Clair Aukland
Camp Fire Reunion Held by Mrs Jackson in Glenwood
Mrs Glen Jackson hosted a one o clock luncheon Saturday for a Camp Fire Group reunion from Glenwood. Eight of the original twelve members attended along with Guardian Mrs W F Hill aged four years old and other guests including Louise Dashner Jackson Alice Scott Roll Louise Phelps Jones Fayetta Wright Crookham Nelle Van Eaton Blissard Mary Deerwester Szychowski Mabel Hunter Seeger Eunice Pruitt Quinn and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Jackson
Glenwood
W. F. Hill
Guardian
Mrs. Hill
Louise Dashner Jackson
Alice Scott Roll
Louise Phelps Jones
Fayetta Wright Crookham
Council Bluffs
Nelle van Eaton Blissard
Omaha
Mary Deerwester Szychowski
St. Louis
Mabel Hunter Seeger
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Eunice Pruitt Quinn
Edon
Nominate Mrs Churchman as Teacher of the Year
The Mothers club of Henderson nominates Mrs Arthur Churchman for the Wallace's Farmer teacher of the year award. Helpers may send letters addressed to Mrs Fred Roeder who will forward them to Wallace Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mothers Club of
Henderson
Arthur Churchman
Fred Roeder
Wallace Farmer
Weekly Omaha Visitors Draw Family, Band Event
Mr and Mrs Virgil Morris escorted Doris to Omaha after church on Sunday and she played in a band concert that evening. Recurring guests included Ernest Ellison Cenneth and Letha of Wichita Kansas with Margaret McCoy and two Tulsa Oklahoma children visiting Merle Cox. Additional Sunday guests were Roy Farrington Ralph Wolmer Bob Hull son Vernon Mapes of Omaha and George Mapes of Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Morris
Doris
Omaha
Ernest Ellison
Cenneth
Letha
Wichita
Kan
Margaret McCoy
Tulsa
Okla
Merle Cox
Roy Farrington
Ralph Wolmer
Bob Hullson
Vernon Mapes
George, Mapes
Council Bluffs
Pet Squirrel Grows Rapidly
Ricky and Becky Allensworth, children of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allensworth, keep a pet squirrel found in shacks while shelling corn. It was tiny with eyes closed when found, fed with a doll bottle, now drinks from a dish with the cats and waits by the refrigerator door. WANT ADS PAY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky and
Becky Allensworth
Mrs
Dick Allensworth
Tad
Henderson Graduates Named to OU Dean’s List of 1960
Two Henderson Consolidated high school graduates appeared on Omaha University’s 1960 Dean's List of Outstanding Graduates. Robert Allen Fleming, salutatorian, earned athletic and music awards with perfect attendance on newspaper and annual staffs. pursuing vocation as Christian minister. Doris Kay Morris, valedictorian, received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award and music honors. pursuing social work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Consolidated High School
Omaha University
Robert Allen Fleming
Doris Kay Morris
Betty Crocker
Baumbach Family Fun Across Oak Red Visit
Mr and Mrs Lee Baumbach and their children spent Tuesday evening visiting his parents the Lee Baumbachs at Red Oak. Mr and Mrs Clarence McKinney joined supper with Mr and Mrs Floyd Bowen and family of Hastings on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Baumbach
Lee Baumbachs
Red Oak
Clarence McKinney
Floyd Bowen
Hastings
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Richard Cool
Denise Hendrix
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Allen Meyer
Rugene Wilber
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Darrene Behrens
Linda Isaacson
Cheryl Shook
Lines Johnson
Marilyn Perdue
Verla Wilher
Barbara Sowers
Edna Fleming
Henderson Hornets
Legion Hall
Dave Morris
Ricky
Butch Wallace
Beverly Boileau
Jane Paul
Danny Roeder
H. €. Henderson
Red Cross
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Lee Gillfillan
Ray Honeywell
Emerson
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Virgil Galloways
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John Reynolds
Peer Macedonia
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C. A. Frink
J.A.G. Club
Dale Doolittle
Gladys, Davidson
Loraine Jones
Library Club
Anna Gayle Viner
Leo Boileau
Booster Station
Hessie Moore
Cheyenne
Wyo
Vic Moore
Chas. Wetzel Jr
Chas. Wetzel Sr
Chas, Wetzel Sr
Moore
Chas, Wetzel Jr
LeRoy Shook
Columbus
Myers
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Ore
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Ery Kadel
Wayne Randolph
Ellen Cruse
Lester Marsden
Columbus Myers
Harvey Prink
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B. E. Houser Oil CO
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Henderson Cub Scouts
Oliver Nelson
Hillaboro
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Don Kadels
Ilene Chase
Oakland
Don Kadel
Gene Bolton
Carl Bolton
Keith Stenger
Santa Ana
Mary Jo
Debbie
Cydney Fickel
H. L. Byers Jr
Marie Topping
Henderson School News
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James Paul
James
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Toyce Bullington
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Harvey Bolton
Rodney
Kenneth Bolton
Kathy Paul
Linda Page
Jay Burns
Duane Carlstedt
Terry Byers
Gwen Nelson
Stanford
Lamont Brown
Gaylene Nelson
von Fecht
Marion Shook
Red Oak Hospital
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Clarinda
Eliott
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W.F
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Vanderlinden
Willard Vanderlinden
W. C. Harover
Fenox
Art Steele
Carson
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Clarence Munson
Gertrude
Agnew
James Pandegraft
Sioux City
Otis Pendegratt
J. K. Jewell
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Velma Myers
Merla Cox
Art Fritcher
Council Grove
Kana
Rodio Stock
Paul Talkington
Elmdale
Kans
Garro) Phillips
Edmundson Hospital
William Arthur
Willard Schmidt
Delaine Slump
Fay Butterfield
Percy Rist
Lawrence Frink
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Anna Pierce
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