Seniors Head for Chicago May 19
Seniors head to Chicago for a seven chapter trip beginning May 19 at 10 p m. They will check into the Palmer House and visit Adler Planetarium Natural History Museum Shedd Aquarium and a Lake Michigan boat trip. Tour includes Board of Trade Museum of Science and Industry Art Institute and Marshall Field Co. shopping plus a Lincoln Park Zoo tour. Sponsors are Mr and Mrs T E Salyers and Mr and Mrs A H Nothem.
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Chicago
Palmer House
Adler Planetarium
Natural History Museum
Shedd Aquarium
Lake Michigan
Chicago River
Board of Trade
Board of Trade Tower
Museum of Science and Industry
Museum
Chicago Public Library
Chicago Tribune
Art Institute
Marshall Field & Co
Lincoln Park Zoo
Maxwell Street
Gold Coast
Chinatown
Malvern
T. E. Salyers
A. H. Nothem
Busy Times Ahead at MCHS End-Year Schedule
Principal A H Nothem outlines a busy May at MCHS. Events include May 10 district boys track at Willisea, May 11 district girls track at Logan, May 14 FHA installation, May 15 junior high track at Essex, May 16-17 senior semester tests, May 18 work day, May 19 morning events and senior trip, May 22-23 semester tests, May 23 junior high commencement, May 24 teachers report day and commencement practice, with May 25 awards program and report cards.
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Willisea
Logan
Essex
Sophomore class offers car washing on May 18
A notice urges students to call 624-8434 and hire the “experts” to wash the car, blaming spring fever for not completing the job and setting May 18 as the day to do it.
Robert Plans To Farm This Week's Senior
Robert Deiteh ler, nicknamed Dutch by friends, is this week’s senior. His four high school years included hall games and parties, with hobbies like driving around. He studies American Problems English literature biology bookkeeping typing and hopes to farm at home after graduation.
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Robert
Eee
Robert Deitehler
Red Skelton
Tension Rises as Malvern Junior High Holds Commencement
The eighth graders at Malvern Junior High face rising tension ahead of the May 23 commencement at the Community building. Meanwhile MCJHS track boys prepare for a May 15 duo meet with Essex that will end the season.
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Malvern
MCJHS
Essex
FHA Will Install Officers Tuesday Night
The FHA officers of 1963 64 will be installed at the annual event on Tuesday May 14 at 7 p m at the Community building. All FHA girls eighth grade girls their mothers and women of the faculty are invited. The program includes the installation ritual and a style show by the home economies girls.
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FHA
Breshears Directs 92 Voice Chorus at Council Bluffs
Donald Breshears, vocal music instructor at MCHS, led a 92 voice junior choir festival in Council Bluffs on Sunday evening May 5. Children up to age 12 from junior choirs of churches in Omaha Council Bluffs Carson Tabor and Lincoln took part. The concert was held at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Council Bluffs. The choirs had practiced all year for the performance.
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Donald Breshears
MCHS
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Carson, Tabor
Lincoln
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Good Year for Mr. Wolff at Malvern High
Darold Wolff, a new Malvern faculty member, reflects on an inspirational year teaching Math I Math II general science and chemistry. He notes coverage of arithmetic algebra geometry and trigonometry in math while finishing building materials and fabrics in science and a thorough elements study in chemistry.
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Darold Wolff
Malvern
Wolff
Strahan News Highlights Local Social Guests and Visits
Strahan News reports a flurry of Sunday dinners and Monday visits. Guests include Leon Lemonds and Glenwood visitors, the Hathaways traveling to Red Oak and Des Moines, and families such as the McKenzies Schroeders and Coddingtons sharing meals and church attendance.
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Leon Lemonds
Gary and
Vickie
Glenwood
Clarence Lemonds
Mia
Dale Nims
Larry Opal
Council Bluffa
Rose White
Henry Nims
Joe Hathaway
Red Oak
Joe
Grace Hathaway
Hastings
Red Oak Hospital
Paul
Morris Woodfill
Marvin Woodfill
Ames
Veishea
Carl Woodfill
Robert Woodfills
Hathaways
Des Moines
Wayne Andersons
Kathy Anderson
Bruce McKenzie
Bruce
Becky
Omaha
Schultz
L. H. McFarland
Strahan
McKenzies
Laurence Schroeder
McKenze
Joan Schroeder
Bob Schroeder
Malvern
Jeanie Schroeder
Brian Coddington
Shenandoah
Zeno Bass
Charles Costello
W. R. Costellos
Carl Olson
Essex
Guy D. Grindle
Strahan WSCS Guest Day highlights church fellowship
Strahan Methodist WSCS hosted a May 1 guest day drawing members and visitors from multiple towns. Devorations by Mrs. Bob Christiansen and a solo by Mrs. Guy D. Grindle accompanied by Mrs. Marjorie Cozad framed a day of fellowship with tables, films, and Life Membership pins presented by Mrs. Ellis Grindle.
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Strahan Methodist Wscs
Bob Christensen
Guy D. Grindle
Marjorie Cozad
David Angus
Ellis Grindle
Strahan Church announces Sunday services led by Rev. John Lippincott
Strahan Methodist Church schedules 9 30 a m divine worship and 10 30 a m Sunday school led by superintendent Robert Christensen.
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Strahan Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Robert Christensen
Ambitious Andies 4 H Club Meeting Highlights April 13
Fourteen members and guests met at the booster station for a 4 H session led by Mrs. Carlstedt. The group voted to donate five dollars to LFY and three dollars for state conference dues, while discussions covered citizenship and government. Mrs. Clyde Patton will discuss her Washington trip in May, and Mrs. Harry Paul spoke on table care and etiquette.
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Andies 4 H
Carlstedt
Clyde Patton
Washington, D. C
Harry Paul
Center Feeders 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting
Center Feeders 4-H club held its regular meeting at Alan Wright's. Programs for this year were handed to members who received enrollment blanks due by May 1. Reinbold spoke on Obeying the Law and Hil ton spoke on Citizenship with Joan Buch serving as reporter.
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Alan Wright
Candice Reinbold
Carolyn Hilton
Joan Buch
Busy Boosters 4 H elect camp delegates at April meeting
The Busy Boosters 4 H club met at Joe Lees home on April 15 with 13 members two leaders and two visitors. They decided to send 5 to the IFYE. Joe Cheney led a talk on meaty type hogs and Joe Lees demonstrated electric fences. Delegates were chosen for camp with Joe Cheney as the delegate and Joe Lees as alternate.
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Hastings
Mark Robbins
Rodney Grindle
Byron Leu
Joe Robbins
Duane Clay
Richard
Chaney
Dick Godfrey
Joe Lees
IFYE
Joe Cheney
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Jr. Hi
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Mr. Wolff
Strahan News
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WSCS
Sam ‘Taylor
Spirit Lake
B. M. Wiseman
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Debra
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Tabor
Mable
Clifford Allery
Wesley Chapel
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Vince Laughlin
Randolph
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T. M. Cross
Sioux City
Nims
Lester Thomas
Coburg
Martin Leipold
St. John’s Lutheran, Church
Virgil Curtis
Arthur Churchman
J. H. Churchman
Allen Batemans
Farragut
Lois Fichter
H. H. Kayton
Charles W. Kayton
A. L. Carley
Marion Carley
Carson
Militon Schoening
Chile
Schoenings
Kathleene
Fence Corps
Carl Kemper
Countert Bluffs
RFC
Angus
George Williams
Mines
Goldie Grindle
Gertrude McFall
Debbie Shepard
Frank Stevens, Sr
Frank Stevens, Jr
Kenneth Scott
Hazel McCain
Gene Crouse
Will Kerns
Forrest Chantry
Goldie Armstrong
W. C. Vanderpool
Howard McKern
Fannie Clark
Heber Hillyer
Vernon, Johnson
Emma Ingersol
Ralph Russell
John Thorson
John Parker
Emerson
Marion Wilson
Clement Rowe
Ben Wilson
Olive Mullen
Milton Schoening
Strahan Wscés
Beco
Sweetheart
Coverall and Cobbler
By Kayser
By Majud
Thermby
Munsingwear and Philmaid
Pettipants
Deanne Grindle
Joy Griever
Bert Howard
Howard
R. R. Kiers
Diane Carlstedt
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Bette Lou Rieken
Kathy Paul
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