Nishna Valley Editorial Seeks School Path to Curb Delinquency
Sharon Dunn reports on juvenile crime trends, parent guidance, and the role of education in preventing delinquency. The piece contrasts national crime figures, cites Whiting Indiana work detail programs, and advocates rehab over punishment, urging coordinated youth programs and supervised activities to channel teenage energy constructively.
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Whiting
Ind
Obermiller
Mobilization For Youth Inc
Youth Conservation Corps
Congress
Senate
Awards to NV Students Thursday
Nishna Valley high students were to receive awards at the third annual assembly this Thursday with 13 presenters. Music by the school band enriched the program. Mills county Bar Assn hosted Mills county Bar Assn Glen Mc Gee. Emerson Women's club presented by Mrs Frank Cole. Henderson Women's club presented by its president. Athletic awards by Coaches Martin Mercer Jerome Nauman and Ralph Pierce. Speech awards by Mrs Bertha Thorson. Music by Larry Kern. Business by Harold Terry. Library by Mrs Suneva Simpson. National Honor Society led by Susan Steiner president Student Council Gary Greenwood. Special awards by Principal Joseph Dobbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley High
Mills County Bar Assn
Glen McGee
Emerson Women's Club
Frank Cole
Henderson Women's Club
Martin Mercer
Jerome Nauman
Ralph Pierce
Bertha Thorson
Larry Kern
Harold Terry
Suneva Simpson
Susan Steiner
Gary Greenwood
Joseph Dobbins
Seniors Enjoyed Trip to Ozarks
A group of 28 seniors and chaperones left for a two day Ozarks vacation staying at Kirkwood Lodge. They arrived at Bagwell Dam the next morning and enjoyed swimming boating waterskiing motorcycle rides dancing and relaxing before returning home Thursday evening.
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Smith
Lemonds
Ozarks
Kirkwood Lodge
Bagwell Dam
Emerson
Nishna Valley faculty pick yearly highlights
NVHS teachers name the year’s key moments including athletic progress and a new library, noting gains in football and basketball, junior high track titles, and a standout trip to Genes Lanes. They stress moved into a new building and the value of new equipment and the impact on students’ learning.
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NVHS
Coming Events at Nishna Valley Schools
The Nishna Valley schools announce end of year activities including May 28 state track meet in Des Moines May 19 baccalaureate May 20 junior high graduation May 21 high school commencement May 22 last day for students May 23 Hastings workshop May 24 last day for teachers and a May 24 opening summer baseball at Sidney at 8 p m
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Nishna Valley
Des Moines
Hastings
Sidney
Henderson and Hendersonville church schedules listed
Henderson Christian Church with Rev Robert Jones and Pastor Paul Forrestal lists worship service at 5 and 9 20 a m church school at 10 39 a m C Y F and Chi Rho meet alternate Sundays and C W F on Wednesdays. Henderson Methodist Church with Rev Clement Rowe and Mrs Arthur Allensworth lists service at 9 45 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m W S C 8 S on Thursdays junior choir 430 p m Tuesday M Y F on Sundays at 7 p m.
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Henderson
Henderson Methodist Church
Clement Rowe
Arthur Allensworth
Services Saturday for V. L. Wilson
Graveside services for 85 year old V. L. Wilson of Macedonia were conducted by the L0.C.F. lodge at Farm Creek cemetery Saturday afternoon. Survivors include his wife Mary, daughter Marie Stempel of Oakland, one grandson and one granddaughter.
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L0.c.f. Lodge
Farm Creek Cemetery
V. L. Wilson
Macedonia
Mary
Marie Stempel
Oakland
Nishna Valley News Staff List
The Nishna Valley News announces its staff roster with editor Susan Woodfil and assistant editor Margaret Wheeler, reporting team Sharron Eastwood Alice Vrba Linda Larsen Marcia Ballain Wayne Jensen Shirley Mabary Perry Allen and Roger Woodfill.
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Nishna Valley
Susan Woodfil
Ass't
Margaret Wheeler
Sharron Eastwood
Alice Vrba
Linda Larsen
Marcia Ballain
Wayne Jensen
Shirley Mabary
Perry Allen
Roger Woodfill
Town club program noted in Elliott
Mrs Ralph Viner gave a program on Town at the Entre Nous club in Elliott Friday. A J Harbor was a patient in Clarkson hospital in Omaha from Thursday till Saturday. Earl Boileau took Mrs Boileau and Mrs Eva Putnam to Shenandoah May 4 for supper in honor of Mrs Boileau's birthday. The Boileaus were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Putnam in Shenandoah, Mr and Mrs Les Debolt, John Ny and Jeanie, Mr and Mrs Ralph Viner, Denny and Nancy, and Mr and Mrs Bea McVay attended a family dinner Sunday at the L L Debolt home at Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Butterfield
Clifford Buckingham
Omaha
C. A. Frink
JAG Club
Ray Gammell
Wales
Genevieve McVay
Genevieve Ritchin
Mike Ritchie
Council Biaffa
Carroll Dayson
Aga McVays
Debert McVay
Mark
Delaine Slump
Howard Allensworth
Ed Pollitts
Malvern
Leonard Dye
Sunnyside
Wash
Dyed
Allensworth
J. A. Skidmore
Jacksonville
Fla
Baptist Church
Emerson
Barry
Harry Adams
Silver City
Moira Christofferson
Anna Pierce
Sylvia Achenbaugh
Red Oak
Gary Stephens
Herbert Stephens
Ranany
Shady Lawn
Oak
Don Allensworth
Macedonia
Earl Allensworth
Otte Pendegratt
Ralph §. Viner
Entre Nous Club
Elliott
A. J. Harbor
Clarkson Hospital
Earl Boileau
Boileau
Eva Putnam
Shenandoah
Don Cox
Sac City
Art Peterson
George Struckman
Rapid
City
Dale McMullen
Lowell Baker
Council Bluffs
James Braden
Art Petergon
Grace Murray
Kenneth Foley
Lula Williams
Evin Graham
Vinton
Elmer Kreighbaum
Orange Grove
Calif
Tom Gage
Clarence Kudron
Councy Bluffs Hospital
Mr. Kudron
Jerry Duysen
August Duysen
Nick Duysen
Lincoln
Walter Sowers
Carl Sowers
Johnson Hotel
Hendersonians to Publish Paper Nishna Valley News
Public spirited citizens in Henderson plan to publish the Nishna Valley News using Hobson's Insurance office back room. Numerous local families and guests shared gatherings and dinners, with attendances spanning Red Oak, Carroll, Essex, Stanton, Hastings, and Omaha. Susan Steiner, a Nishna Valley graduate, was accepted at the University of Nebraska for next fall.
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Nishna Valley
Melva Christoffersen
Anna Pierce
Adris Harvey
Glenwood
Gerald Houser
Macedonia
Sam Taylor
Hastings
Robert Taylor
Floyd Bowen
Donald Pendegraft
Creston
Clarence McKinneys
Jim Oslen
Lea Boileau
Shady Lawn
Oakland
Misa Susan Steiner
University of Nebraska
Busy Schedule for Schools
The English club of the sixth grade sponsored a roller skating party at Shenandoah Thursday night with the Strahan sixth grade. Transportation was provided by teacher Mrs. Hughes principal Mr. Adkins and Mrs. H F Cool. A field trip occurred Tuesday to Eppley air field followed by a noon meal and a stop at 209. The May 28 school picnic is set for noon in the gym. Numerous local families and guests were noted in social visits and dinners with community members from Shenandoah to Macedonia and Carroll including the Kreighbaum Owens Winchester Simmonds and Sowers families with several hospital and club mentions. A list omission regarding East Anderson cancer drive and an extension tour to West Bend were acknowledged.
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Shenandoah
Strahan
Hughes
Adkins
H. F. Cool
Eppley Air Field
Elmer Kreighbaum
Orange Cove
Calif
Gene Winchester
Essex
Edith Simmonds
East
Anderson
Darrell Ackenbaugh
West Bend
Bevis Sowers
Carl Hatswell
Dean Freeman
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Les Deholtst
Delbert Eastwood
Red Oak
Carl Bolton
LDY Club
Clinton Parker
Francis Hobson
Ray Davis
Helen Winchester
Lee Loth
Arthur Allensworth
Doug Allensworth
Qomahe
Vance Allensworth
Charles Raney
Macedonia
Norman Winchester
Carroll
Winchesters
Malvern social notes and visits May 1963 events
Malvern residents hosted and visited family friends across nearby towns. Guests included Rosa Red Oak and Stilie children from Emerson, B. Stevens and Annette of Omaha, and many relatives from Des Moines, Council Bluffs, Fort Smith, Lamar, Herman, and Crescent. A Mother’s Day dinner for Gordon Steiner’s family featured multiple relatives and celebrated three birthdays including Stevie Steiner. Sunday church and open-house events appeared, with trips to Henderson and Crescent for Open House. Community members gathered for meals, visits, and a county veterinarians meeting at the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandera Rosa
Annette
Omaha
Gordon Steiners
A. C. Lewis
Macedonia
Lowell Roberts
Corning
Mra
Lewis Steiner
Steve Steiner
Stevie
Priscilla
Stevie Steiner
Christoffer
Elizabeth Roberts
Ole Summers
Gordon Frink
Emerson
Lee Roy Shook
Steven
Bonita
Tammy
T . Shook
Jim Brown
Red Oak
Jake Morris
Morris
Otis Pende
W. L. Vanderlinden
The
Legion Hall
Velma South
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By Sharon Dunn
America
Burs Dazyss Melapiy
USA
Iit
Nishna Valley Community High School
By Dick Winders
Vera Dittus
By Marlin D. Mercer
By Mr. Pierce
Genes Lanes Bowling Alley
Tor
Hamilton Management Corporation Mutual Funds Wm
Baer
Rep
Dewitt’s Store
Malverh, IA
Art Fritcher
Bob Magers
Albert Selser
Percy Rist
Stan Dayson
Robin
Bruce
Carroll Phillips
Billy
Anne
Fay Butterfields
Steve Talkington
Darrell Achenhaugh
Rockport
GC. A. Frink
Lawrence Frinks
al Frinks
Dan Frink
E Mer Bergantzel and
A. K. Frink
Harvey Frink
Harvey Jr
Barbara
M. L. Scheffel, M. D
Physician & Surgeon Office
Res
Malvern, Iowa
Ralph J. Viner
Leon
Thomas Viner
Hendersonians
Greg
Teri
Jim Winchester
Rodney
Cynthia
Helen Winchhester
Jim Stenger
Tri Chapter
Eastern Star
Lewis
Agnes Workman
Carrol Phillips
James Good
Donald
Nellie Fickel
Jack Fickel
Clair Aukland
Esther Isaacson
Walter Anderson
Robert Anderson
Stanton
Tom Aukland
Tommy
Gene Holton
Earl Clark
Elaine
Harvey Bolton
Malvern, Tows
Don Argo
el Segundo
Fred Roeders
J. K. Jewells
Beverly Jewell
Wu. E. Ricker
Delbert McVay
Kenneth Nickels
M. E. Ricker
Herman
Nebr
Fred G. Henry Ph
Call
Morgan Optical Glasses
Eee
Ros Pet
Morgan Optical
West Daimonica Hotel
West Broadway
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