County Career Day Showcases 12 Vocations for Students
Mills County seniors and juniors attended the annual Career Day at the Malvern Community building to hear data on twelve vocations. Presentations covered teaching engineering nursing and business, with participation from Emerson High, Malvern, Silver City, and Strahan high schools and local educators.
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Emerson
Enwood
Venderson
Malvern
Silver City
Strahan High
Sec Reir
YMG
Ames
Sn Ielion
Asrenture
Ray Wattmaiiny
Seriendure
Town State Coulloue
Jessie Wortman
Edmundson Hospital
Council Mutts
Charlotte Kennedy
Deutites
Treti
Tk Lyneh
Yeieh- Ton University
Ogata
Veloringis Midicines
Sericea
le Marites
Air Corps
Arma
Stennuraphy
Oo Nimeana
Bayles van Sant
Business Vallege
Cinta Musses
Richard
Walter
Hospe Piana Co
Oynaha
Mills
Ferest Ginene
Globe Traveler to Address Hastings Seniors
The Globe Traveler will speak at Hastings High School’s commencement in Hastings Community Building on Tuesday May 12 at 1 PM. Five graduates will receive diplomas. The speaker is Rev. Gerald Bisbee of Council Bluffs known as The Globe Trotting Preacher.
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Tastings High School
Hastings
Gerald Bisbee
Council Bluffs
Malvern Library Chibs Met Sat
Happy Little Readers club met Saturday in the Malvern library. Members spoke nursery rhymes or poems and Pamela Foster was elected president for two weeks. Attendees included Til Bloe del, Butch Ponton, Alan Hall, mite Sullivan, Gerald Bare, Jerry Narron, Pamela Foster, Way charger, Jimmy Irwin, Bud Stogdiy, Retween Netti, Leathe Anderson, guest Carroll Haat, and others.
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Happy Little Readers Club
Malvern
Pamela Foster
Til Bloedel
Butch Ponton
Alan Hall
Mite Sullivan
Gerald Bare
Jerry Narron
Waycharger
Jimmy Irwin
Bud Stogdiy
Retween Netti
Leathe Anderson
Carrall Haat
Ely
Stet Mer
Raymond Beam Appointed Superintendent at Pacific Junction
Raymond Beam has been hired as superintendent and coach at Pacific Junction for a trial year after prior service at Cleghorn this year and four years at Henderson. The Merry Maids 4-11 club met April 6 at Mrs. Rudie Topp’s home with nine members present planning Rally Day. Awards were given for grooming with Eloise Roenfeldt senior winner and Judy Hopp junior winner.
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Haymond Beam
Pacife Junction
Beam
Cleghorn
Tan
Henderson
Merry Maids
Rudie Topp
Met Baum
Nancy Hopp
Hleanar Uch
Ray Trumb
Eric Nyren
Eloise Roenfeldt
Judy Hopp
Karen Sroenfeldt
Tie Erst Pene
Calendar of HHS School Events
Calendar of HHS School Events lists a series of activities and dates with sections and notes. The readable text mentions event timing and final days, but many words are garbled, leaving ambiguous specifics about participants locations or exact schedules.
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HHS
Briley Starts in Photo Work at Army School
Briley Emerson, noted for top photo entries at the 1951 Mills County Fair, has been transferred from radio to a photography program in the Army. Private Donald Uriley reports going to a photography and photochemical technician course starting April 25, at Pendleton, with a new address in the Army.
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Briley Ot Emerson
Mills County
Army
Donald
Bo Puess
Donald A. Uriley
Pend Student Co
TAM Ste
Pore Mentinuth
No J
Jones Lunches in Jap Factory Observe Odd Meal Note
In a wartime style recollection Jones and Mrs. George Suispie recount an odd factory lunch in Japan. Jean, their son in service, writes of rigid discipline and unusual meals with references to cor porals and heavy industries while workers share fish rice cabbage and potatoes.
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George
Nur Watink
Leonard Alley Now in Japan
Leonard Alley of Malvern, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Alley, has been stationed in Japan after four months in Korea and will return to the States in September. he recently received a new rating while serving in the front.
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Leonard Alley
Malvern
Korea
Japan
States
Russell Alley
Nicholas Made Set in Korea With 3rd Infantry Division
Thomas W. Nicholas, son of Mr and Mrs Ryert Nicholas, recently promoted while serving with the 3rd Infantry Division in Korea. The division, among the first to move into Korea, sent patrols and raiding parties against enemy installations on the western front. Sergeant Nicholas led a squad in Co Foot the 7th Infantry Regiment and flattalion.
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3Ld
Korea
Thomas W. Nicholas
Mra
Ryert Nicholas
Hock
Marne
Ib Kores
Secor
Frost
Nicholas
Maher A.2e Leads Mo Tre In Europe Cage Tour
A le George Maher of the U S Air Corps son of Mr and Mrs Ed Maher recently returned to Mo Tre Africa after playing for the 6th Air Division basketball team. The European tournament included squadron level play with Kurrey end P74 and a trophy awarded to the champions. The tourney was hosted in Germany with Maher noted for his quiet manner and steady play.
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le George Maher
U. S. Air Corps
Mra
Ed Maher
Mo- Tre
Gere Muus
Gome
Air Divison
Mo- Your Vi
Ade Poree
Noth
Turinghc
Geringny
Maher
Red Oak
Pye
Mile Scmidt
Makey
Silver City May Activities Calendar
Students at the Silver City school will be kept busy until school is out with activities planned in May. May 11 Baccalaureate. May 12 junior-senior breakfast at Glenwood lake park. May 19 eighth grade graduation. May 21 last day of school. May 26 high school graduation.
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Emerson
Sunt
Lake
M. W. Sheil
Silver City
Glenwood Lake Park
Tabor Wins Tri School Track Meet at Malvern
Tabor athletes edged Essex 68.23 to 62.83 with Malvern 92.83 in a Malvern field tri meet. Tabor captured seven firsts to Essex six, with Malvern only one top mark, as Seeger and Currie led in sprints and distance events and Wattwen starred in the football throw.
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Tabor
Malvern Field
Essex
Malvern
Seeger
Pee
Currie
Mit
ASU
Anderson
Ane
Patterson
Es Fen
Alm- Wuist
Addell
Fasex
Rice
Wattwen
Duff
Long
Mummer
Malvern Seniors Sneak Day To Lincoln Nebraska
Malvern seniors took a 4 am school bus trip to Lincoln with driver chaperone Rolland Gordon. Sixty students toured Beatimore Food Co plants Lincoln Star Journal state penitentiary and KOLN radio, saw the capitol and attended a show, returning 1 am Thursday after a belt failure delayed sightseeing.
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Malvern
Lincoln
Neb
Rolland Gordon
Beatmore Food Co
Lincoln Star & Journal
Koln
Slate Capitol
Omaha
Pacific Junction
Plattsmouth
Swine Price Upturn Report From Market Next Week
Swine trade shows a price upturn with higher bids noted at the Guha market. Monday butcher prices rise with hogs weighing in at $17.00 to $17.95, including large lots like Hathaway’s 52 hogs at $17.95 and Maas 24 sows at $15.25.
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Guha
Hathaway
Othu Maas
W. OE
Wilsop & Son
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Globe Traveler
Raymond
Seibion
Frances Wright
Toplite Tee
Miles Ghia
Ny Sten
Tra Ees
Soe
Bneay
News of County Boys In Service
Briley
Sth
Sale
Robinson Hefatives du
Berlin
Beteguy Letione
Frye Hedt Warde
Ftubineeti
Abuuk
Europe
Kenneth J. Hobingon
Urd
Pathaneh
California
Marvin
Atteherry
Clinke Ward
Himons Ayiy Hospital
Molp
Bot
Carl HH
Uiorth Recon
Ft. Leonard Wood
Robert E. Kruse
Lincoln, Neb
Guy Ditmars House
W. R. Byington
Ee Bontre
Norge
Evans
Glenwood
W. W. Aistrope
Malvern Leader
Ike Gustin
The
Malvern Lender
Mansfield’s
Lef
Goblinghorat
Strahan School
Strahan
Merritt Wortman
Earl Dashner Jr
Reed Wortman
Castingas
Carl Kellner
J. R. Hall
Robert Cozad
John Schoening
Ken W. Schmidt
Wm. Startman
Clarence Johnson
Earl and
Leo Holleau
Totman Bros
Wibber Tackett
Marvin Howen
Duane Sell
Nick Parent
Ervin Kadel
Tel
Iowa
Abbas Processing Co
Coune Bluffs
Frys
Salyers Auto Co
Pinedel Hardware
Rys
Archer
Regel Jewelry
Stroud Feed and Seed
Standard
Milla County
Good Grain Co
Phot
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
R Oak
Avon
Blom
P. O. Box
Council Bluff D
N. P. Crink
Bert Shaul
Straha
Vern Mickelson
John Deere
Lister
Earl Williams
Int
H. M
Ford
Lakin Implement Co
Stroud's
Land-O-Lakes
Stroud
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