Nishna Valley School News Banquet Features Castle Theme
NV seniors and faculty were treated to a banquet Saturday night in an elaborate medieval setting. Guests entered a drawbridge hall, dined on royal menu items, and enjoyed student performances and gifts from the junior class. A new entrance sign for the high school is in design, credit to Richard Erh, and history students will present May 16 biographies of Americans. Junior High Music Festival is set for May 6 with NV hosting and guest director Jim Elsberry.
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Burgundy
Nishna Valley High School
Richard Erh
Nishna Valley
Janet Rydberg
NY Home Ec Girls Fashion Show Planned By Students
Beverly McMullen reports the NY Home Ec girls prepare for a annual fashion show. Plans include ground decorations and food selections, with garments made in home ec classes and modeled by the students in varied seasons and styles. Best wishes accompany the event.
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Nishna Valley
National Honor Society Inducts 9 New Members
The Nish na Valley National Honor Society held induction in the school cafe auditorium at 6 p.m. on April 28. Guests included NHS members from Treynor and Carson Macedonia. Marlin D. Mercer gave the address It Could Have Been and Jane Warren performed Hold Thou My Hand. Inducted were Virginia Angus Charlotte Carlson Donald Hascall Joan Lindburg Janet Rydburg Dale Sandquist Laurence Warren Larry Wirgman and Mike Yowell. Probationary members listed Myrna Gallain Dennis Boileau Peggy Haack Patricia Johnson Dana McKee Norma Timson Harvey Van Nordstrand Marilyn Wax Verla Wilbur. Refreshments followed.
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Nishna Valley
NHS
Treynor
Carson Macedonia
Marlin D. Mercer
Jane Warren
Virginia Angus
Charlotte Carlson
Donald Hascall
Joan Lindburg
Janet Rydburg
Dale Sand
Sixth Grades of NY Centers Visit High School Bldg
Sixth grades from Henderson and Strahan visited the high school building last Tuesday afternoon. They toured classrooms and observed seventh grade classes to glimpse next year. The seventh graders praised the idea, noting some would have liked this last year. The Jr high choir prepares for the May 6 Music Festival at Nishna Valley High School with joint performances from Sid ney and Fremont Mills. An eighth grade quartet will sing Wynken Blynken and Nod, and a boys double quartet will perform Jough Swallowed the Whale under Jim Elsberry’s direction.
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Henderson
Strahan
Jy. High
Sehool
Jr. High
Nishna Valley
Sidney
Fremont Mills
Joyce Wilber
Edna Menning
Denise Hendrix
Angela Sayers
Beverly Lindburg
Cheryl Shaw
Vegina Lunn
Gene Maher
Debbie Lakin
Wynken
Blynken
Nod
David Bass
Mike Scott
Larry Stouder
Ronnie Person
John Scherle
Charles van Nordstrand
Terrie Spicer
Mike Burgett
Jough
Jim Elsberry
Underwood
Art display opens at Omaha Spring Art Show
Mrs Earl Taylor had two pieces chosen by the jury for display at the Omaha Spring Art Show at the First Funeral of Lincoln. She and Mr Taylor attended the show. Reverend and Mrs PF Barnes attended their granddaughter's wedding in Council Bluffs with Rev Frank Bognano officiating. The couple will reside in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Gordon Williams are grandparents of identical twins born April 25 in Englewood California. Sandra Sue and Sharon Lee weighed 7 lbs 3 oz and 6 lbs 3 oz respectively.
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Omaha
Earl ‘Taylor
Lincoln
42Nd and Center
Mr. Taylor
PF. G. Barnes
Dennis Foster
Holy Family Catholic Church
Council Bluffs
Frank Bognano
Mr. Barnes
Tony Prieto
James Butler
Howard Johnson
S/Set
Gordon Williams
Englewood
Calif
Sandra Sue
Sharon Lee
W. WW. Williams
Silver City
William D. Baytor
Norea
W. W. Williams
Social weekend visits across Nebraska and Iowa families
Mer and Mrs Randy Waller of Minneapolis spent the April weekend visiting Bob Waller’s family. Dinner guests included Jim Spinner family of Omaha Forrest Hatherds of Malvern and Randy Wallers. Various neighbors and relatives from Sid ney Omaha Grand Island Mineola Glenwood Fairfax St Joseph Lincoln and Lincoln area attended concerts dinners or suppers over the weekend, with numerous households hosting and visiting together.
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Mer
Randy Waller
Minneapolis
Minn
Bob Waller
Wallers
Jim Spinner
Omaha
Une Forrest Hatherds
Malvern
Randy Wallers
Lyle Boone
Sidney
Axel Norres
Jim Baileys
Bob Edgerton
Lennete
Grand Island
Neb
Baileys
Bob Schoenings and Sons
Ben Schmidts
McClelland
Bertha Roenfeldt
Harold Roenfeldt
Danny Roenfeldt
Mineola
Glenwood High School
Dwight Schoening
George Burgoins
Roy Gaters
Fairfax
St. Joseph
Cliffford Boyer
Dean Terrie
Chicago
Fern Slader
Allen Slater
Glenwood
Rew Burgoins
Phyllis Skerritt
Dora Vandal
Russell Myerses
Harold Damewoods
Rennie
Wayne Prestons
Laura
Prescott
Norman Sparrs
Co. Blulls
Silver City WSCS marks 26th anniversary gathering
The Silver City WSCS observed its 26th anniversary with a program led by Mrs. Ralph Skerrill and Mrs. Ralph Hansen. Speakers recalled the national organization’s history, charter members were honored, and many out of town guests sent greetings. Hostesses welcomed attendees at a church table and several visits and family mentions followed the event.
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Silver City
WSCS
Ralph Skerrill
Ralph Hansen
Hansen
National Organization
Skerritt
WSOCS
Phyllis Skerritt
Dora Vandal
Omaha
Lester Couns
Carson
South Iowa
Charter
Clyde Hall
Des Moines
Blanch Galt
Cvlorida
Lynn Sanderson
Billings
Mont
Marie Wright
Halder
Ottawa
Canada
Ira Hays
Tisha McNay
Mary Moore
Jack Yurgoin
Grace Anderson
Glen Bryant
Coons
Vandes
Erma Chase
Glenwood
Everett McGrew
Henderson
Shower honors Linda Clay at home gathering
Mrs. Herman Schroeder hosted a miscellaneous shower for Linda Clay with co hosts Mrs. Jerry Jones and Mrs. Kenton Noenfeldt. Twenty one guests played 50 and awarded prizes to Mrs. Ella Schoening, Mrs. Wilton Clay and Mrs. Herman Bendit. The Silver City Methodists observed National Family Week with the children pulling
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Linda Clay
Herman Schroeder
Jerry Jones
Kenton Noenfeldt
Prises
Ella Schoening
Wilton Clay
Herman Bendit
Silver City
Reception Honors Mae Dunn for Fifty Years of Teaching
More than 145 guests attended a reception for Mae Dunn marking 50 years in teaching. Raymond Beam narrated, and a program featured songs, instrumental pieces, and a musical story. Local and out of town guests joined family and former pupils in praising Dunn as volunteers served refreshments.
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Mae Dunn
Raymond Beam
Miss Dunn
Eigth
Stuth Picker
Peggy Childs
Gayle Mills
Ann Bolde
Ronnie Damewood
Dwight Schoening
Pivker
LeRoy Pullman
Elva Soover
C. Williamison
Bob Schoening
Ldn Grayson
Local social notes from Malvern to Glenwood events
Yr and Mrs. James Ahern of Malvern hosted travelers at Travolds Skerritts. Clyde Pints dined with friends Monday in the Q, PB. Carl Winslow family visited Mrs. Fred Winslow and Alfred Walkers in Sidnay Street. Mrs. C C Sayer and Kenneth of North Platte joined weekend visits in Karel Anderson home. Andersons hosted Arton visitors, Lawton dinner at Chas Davis home. Lee Mullfaker family, Harold Mullfaker and daughters from Omaha toured Flo Hutaker. Geralds baptized their son Bret at Silver City Methodist. Jeter hosted dinner for the Conrads Kruse, Charles Kruse of Glenwood, Herbert Tilcons, Paul and Kenneth, Judi Ann of Glenwood. WFLW singers returned from a Bull Shoals trip. Dr. Donald Chilcoat, Mrs. Sawyer and EB A, Mrs. George Chilvout of Omaha attended gatherings. Group 5 bankers banquet at 64 Club drew Joe Kruse, Robert Schoenings, Bob Henderson of Glenwood.
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James Ahern
Malvern
Travolds Skerritts
Clyde Pints
Q, PB
Co. Blulls
Carl Winslow
Fred Winslow
Mambury Hospital
Alfred Walkers
Sidnay Stndagy
C. C. Sawyer
Kenneth
North Platte
Nebr
Karel Anderson
Anderha
Anna Kiersch Sun Jetts
Arton
Hazel Abjad
Dorothy Davis
Lawton
Chas, Davis
Lee Muflakers
Harold Tutlaker
Daughters
Omaha
Flo- Hutaker
Geralds
Bret
Silver City
Methodist Chorch
Jeter
Birthday Dinner for Lisa and Others at Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Gerald Stoydill hosted a Sunday dinner for Lisa twin birthday celebrants and relatives. Guests included Rickabaughs Teehans and others. visits from Kopps and Kruses. several extended family outings and hospital news. Friends and neighbors attended church and social visits across Mineola Indianola Yulan and Hastings with multiple trips to hospitals and colleges.
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Gerald Stoydill
Lisa
Freddie ‘Rechau
Cindy Rickabaugh
Part Rickahaugh
Bill
Cindy
Kira
Labor
Fred Teehan
Freddie Teehan
Jeff
Donald Teehans
Dennis
Mineola
East Liberty Misses Hay Kalley Visitors at Hod Ok Wis
Local social notes list Mrs Mae Seo and Mrs Kenneth Scott of Malvern. Oran Windly and parents, Mrs Leon Glapper of Chehammaat. Sundial Mrs Cold Whidde and Mary Dale Alexander visited Saturday evening with Me and May Mayberry. Alexanders spent Sunday with Leama Taker and Ma. Parry Jivans of Malvern attended Sunday in Linden to see ghosts of Viedrobert Downes. Darkers at Ud Ylut home in Glepwead. data Girls from Avanta, Gh, BD Hevoit week. Sun afternoon callers My and M Kidering. Geet Wax Marilyn visited with Mrs Charles Hall family. JitHs moved Carel from Omaha to Mayillg Blo for employment. Ale ion Clay and Lindi noted as slower companions.
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Hay Kalley
Chaide
Mae Seo
Kenneth Scott
Malvern
Mog
Oran Windly
Qhnaha
Leon Glapper
Ale Ion Clay
Lindi
Local notices and visits unfold in Malvern area
The Malvern Leader reports on community events including visitors to Malvern residents, a bridal shower for Lind Wyday, and church services at Liberty. Names include Lind Wyday, Jimmny Parker, Homer Mayberry, and Rev M LeRoy Pullin. Interment plans and hospital observation are also noted.
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Wayne Burk
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Smitty's Cafe
Malvern, Iowa
National Honor Society
By Laurie Warren
Mbil
Dependable
Mobil Tank Wagon Service
Pace Oil CO
Iowa
Missouri
Ulinots
E-State
Square Beal
Hobson Insurance Agency
Macedonia
Handerson
Beverley McMullen
By Debbie Lakin
Law
Future Nurses’ Club
Tuture
Harrison Studios
Glenwood Relays
Conference College
Walnus
Carson-Macedonia
Bankers
Jack Courtier
Hastings
Wm. Krakaus
Bert Fritzes
Ralph Hansens
Robert Clines and Daughters
Grace Johnson
Frank Follett
Omata
Wally Vornoffs
Norma Jean
Fred Apodace
John Motts
Clifford Stille
Sandra Stille
Walter Klint
Harold Skerritts
John
Darrell Frederickson
Gerald Morvis
New London
Pitt
Ma Schultz and
Mev
Walter Kinet
Wm. Kopps
Randolph
Joe Kruses
Bluffs
Clifford Schoenings
Otha
LaVon Schoenings and Sons
Harry Storms
Yulan
Evarette Simmons
Charley Page
Arthur and
Curtis
Iowa City
East Liberty
Josie Stotto
Malvarn
Flore Selirader
Silver
Linda
Mir
Edmundson Hospital
Tex
Ronnie Johnson
Uear T Mastings
Mrnday
Jimmiy Parker
Waller Stille
Fay Butterfield Mear Henderson
Joe Mayberry
Homer Mayberry
Otha Mass
Walter Stile
Leanard Carker
Viton Clay
Dindi
Linds Wyday
Galen Hittnear Milvern
A. Darby Worth
Wanarson Gaslios
Mast
Liberty Wsgs
Monier Lipton
We Methodist
Mies
Uhre Stephens
Enya Stephens
Dosie Studs
Gobi Windly
Charley Alexander
Bush Liberty Uaelt
LeRoy Pullin
Buna Services
Cine Raya
Liberty
Sells
3. A. Kline
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
H. Deemer Houghton Registerers
Coolbaugh
Red Oak
Farmers Mutual
America
Farmers Mutual Hail
Grand Ave
Eugene Leu
Bae Ae
Custom Framing Dept
Reid
Glenwood, Iowa
Clare ‘Lare Horning
Shenandoah
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