Future Nurses Tour Des Moines Hospitals Career Day
The Future Nurses club from Nishna Valley High visited Iowa Methodist Hospital and Mercy Hospital in Des Moines for a career day. They toured nursing education areas, the computer center and labs, attended a career talk by E T Evans, and enjoyed a noon luncheon while learning about health care careers beyond doctors and nurses.
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Future Nurses Club
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
Fort Des Moines
E. T. Evans
School of Nursing
Unitet Heart Station
Xray
Kerrick Chapel
Jester Gymnasium
Homemakers Fashion Show at Nishna Valley Friday
Four Seasons Fashions will be modeled by Nishna Valley homemaking students at a school fashion show in the cafetorium on Friday May 13 at 7 30 p m. The event showcases student styling and displays in a classroom setting.
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Nishna Valley
May events at Southwest Iowa Bank and high school
News editor Beverley McMullen lists upcoming school and community events. May 13 includes the high school vocal music tour and home econ Fashion Show. May 14 features the boys state track meet. May 19 and 20 are senior trips with the last day for seniors and a high school grade party at 7:30 p m. May 22 offers the Baccalaureate at the high school.
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Aia
Southwest Iowa Bank
Three Schools Share Stage at NV Jr High Music Festival
Three schools participated in the third annual junior high music festival at Nishna Valley on May 6. Guest conductor Jim Elsberry of Underwood led the event with a combined chorus and several solo and small group performances. Directors included Hazel Anderson Sidney Faylen Geist Fremont Mills and Stephanie Meyer Wishna Valley. Notable performers included Jake Ewart Fremont Mills singing bass solo.
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Nishna Valley
Jim Elsberry
Underwood
Hazel Anderson
Sidney
Faylen Geist
Fremont Mills
Stephanie Meyer
Wishna Valley
Jake Ewart
Salo
Sponsor 4 Girls Attend Veishea at Iowa State
Mrs. Margaret Johnson and WN V home ec instructor guided four junior girls Joan Lindburg Bev McMullen Janet Rydberg and Virginia Angusta to Veishea events at Iowa State College They toured open houses across all five colleges and saw the SOV production Oklahoma Friday night A two hour float parade Saturday showcased the group Veishea the largest student produced festival in the United States aims to spark high school interest in the universitys educational opportunities.
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Margaret Johnson
WN. V. Home Co
Joan Lindburg
Bev McMullen
Janet Rydberg
Virginia Angusta
Ameso
Veishea
Iowa State
SOV
Oklahoma
United States
Iowa Queen of Conservation Contest Begins in 1966
An Iowa farm girl will be crowned Queens of Conservation in Jefferson during the National Soil Conservation Field Days and Plowing Matches on Sept 8 9 1966. The Mills County contest selects two entrants who advance to regional rounds with prizes including bracelets a wrist watch and 250 cash for the state winner.
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Iowa
Towa
Jefferson
Iowa Association of Soil Conservation District Commissioners
State Soil Conservation Committee
Soil Conservation Districts
Mills County Soil and Water Conservation District
Mills County
Mills County Soil Conservation District
Malvern
4-H News Future Feeders Meet and Social Planned
The 4 H News Future Feeders 4 H club met with Craig Bateman on May 2. Eleven members answered roll call with their favorite flower. A 7:30 p.m. May 29 ice cream social is planned at Strahan Methodist church. David and Dwaine Swell spoke on soil temperature and plant population. Mrs Bateman served a Juneh. Doug Christensen, reporter.
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4-4
Craig Bateman
Scott Sayers
Strahan Methodist Church
David
Dwaine Swell
Silver Creek 4H Club Meeting Notes April 11
The Silver Creek Go-Getters 4H club met April 11 at Gary Dunsdon’s home with full attendance. Members voted to donate $5 to IVYE. Jeff Bell spoke on Cave of the Sow and Litter and Bob Bell on hog house types. Mrs Dunsdon hosted. recreation followed. Mark Babbitt, reporter.
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Silver Creek Go-Getters
Gary Dunsdon
Ivye
Jeff Bell
Bob Bell
Randolph Hiram and area guests share holiday meals
Local families from Farragut Wichita Glenwood and Tabor gathered at Mrs. R. H. Wilson home for Sunday dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Howery and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howery, Mrs. Lea Howery and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howery and family, and Mr. Wendell Wilson. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Don Howery Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearson and Walter Pearson. Mother's Day visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jess Webster of Tabor. Additional guests were Harve Thomas of Coin Chester Mattice of Payne and James Stevens of Hamburg, Larry Heaton and family from Ft. Dodge. The Trively and Carlson families joined for supper, along with Mrs. Geng Focht and Mrs. Woodrow Longmaker at the Page Remont Rural Urban Dessert luncheon in Shenandoah. Peggy Parker of KMA spoke. A Randolph group plus children attended the film Bambi in Shenandoah. Attendees named include Mrs. Dick Drexell Mrs. David Aistrope Mrs. Alfred Anderson Mrs. Vance Trively Mrs. Raphael Trively Mrs. John Dyner Mrs. Donald Wolfe Mrs. Leonard Wilkins Mrs. Fay Mayberry and Mrs. Claude Perkins and children. Trively hosted her mother Mrs. Verd Wiehtey of Shenandoah. The piece ends with dingew on Mother's Day at the Winterset near Plattsmouth.
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Merrill Howery
Farragut
Richard Howery
Wichita
Lea Howery
Glen Howery
Glenwood
Wendell Wilson
R. H. Wilson
Don Howery
Albert Pearson
Walter Pearson
Jess. Webster
Joy Lee Webster
Tabor
Harve Thomas
Coin
Chester Mattice
Payne
James Stevens
Hamburg
Larry Heaton
Ft. Dodge
Verle Trively
Varice
Trively
Randall Trively
Allan Carlson
Ralph Hoxie
Geng Focht
Woodrow Longmaker
Methodist Church
Shenandoah
Peggy Parlker
KMA
Randolph Ladies
Dick. Drexell
David Aistrope
Alfred Anderson
Vance Trively
Raphail Trively
John Dyner
Donald Wolfe
Leonard Wilkins
Fay Mayberry
Claude Perkins
Mas. Veale
Verd Wiehtey
Shenandoalab
Dingewon
Winterset
Plattamouth
Alter
Mailbox Improvement Week set to May 16 21
The community promotes Mailbox Improvement Week May 16 21 to enhance curb appeal under President Johnson's Natural Beauty Program. Emphasizes serviceable boxes meeting government specs, white or aluminum paint with owner name, and adding flowers to create a distinctive local landmark.
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Jawly
Johnson
Randolph Rural
The
U.S.A
April Welfare Costs in Mills and Fremont Counties
Public assistance for April totaled 4,880,959 with a 244,130 drop from March. Mills County had 270 cases and 379 people costing 26,769, while Fremont County reported 346 cases and 488 people at 32,598. Data covers old age, dependent children, blind, disabled, and medical aid programs with per person averages and family grants.
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Mills County
Fremont
Fremont County
Dedication Attendees and Family Ties Mark Ontairo Event
The group attended the dedication of St. Bernadette church in Ontario. Their granddaughter Joanna Sullivan was in the confirmation class. Melvin Moore entered Hamburg hospital Sunday evening. Mrs. Moore will stay in the George Moore home in Tabor for a few days.
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St. Bernadette Church
Ontario
Joanna Sullivan
Melvin Moore
Hamburg
Moore
George Moore
Tabor
Winter heat upsets garden bloom in Randolph ramble
The Randolph Enterprise notes a 95 degree spike on Saturday May 7 followed by a sharp freeze. The strawberry patch and fruit trees suffer, roses endure with few replacements needed. Roses lose top flower status to zinnias and marigolds, yet the author still favours the rose as favorite.
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Midlands
Crisis in Countryside Soil Week Theme Observance Issued
Mills County Soil Conservation District launches Crisis in the Countryside as the 1960s Soil Stewardship Week theme. Special church services begin May 15 with related observances May 22. Albert Washburn notes urban focus risks neglecting rural soil and water stewardship. district distributes week booklets to churches.
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Albert Washburn
The
Mills County Soil Conserva
Tion District Board
Washburn
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