Halloween Party Highlights Hillsdale News In 1960s
Hillsdale Correspondent recounts a Halloween party hosted by Twila Tackett with guests from Silver City, Tabor, and Glenwood, plus a hay ride and wiener roast. Other notes include visits, farm fire at Claude Williams, social gatherings, birthdays, and community outings across Malvern, Tabor, and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twila Tackett
Gloria Brower
Cindy Kahl
Janet Deitchler
Tackett
Gary Theischafer
Larry Lincoln
Joe and Wayne Tackett
Anne Bolie
Silver City
Rodney Robertson
Becky Mathews
Ron Schneckloth
Sharon Grinnell
Mary Gilmore
Royce Cole
Hester Ann Phelps
Swea City
James Scarlett
C. Rollin Buffington
Forrest Bloomer
Ernest
LuAnn
Des Moines
Iowa
Forrest
State Association
Fay Timson
Jim Armstrong
Jerry Carlock
Max Reed
L. E. Simpson
Hamburg
Clif Timson
Lela
Tabor
Wayne Hawkins
Don Carlberg
John MacKenzie
Omaha
Claude Williams
Glenwood
Williams
Warren Gaylord
Pea Ridge
Ark
Clarence Boyd
Dale Sell
Dale
Ruth Sell
Walter Phelps
Bernard Roenfeldt
Ed Sell
Malvern
Vern Sell
Terry Sell
Wayne Hilton
Ronald Fickel
Hugh Fickel
David Timson
Linda Kilpatrick
Beb Inman
Ruth Goodman
Diane McGinnis
Paula Kilpatrick
Billy Hill
Max Johnson
Bartlett
Ernest Bloomer
Greg Pratt
Robert Williams
Terry
Ricky
Clayton Bower
Lynn Wederquist
Shawn
George Rowe
Sidney
Grace Safko
Kathy
Bridgeport
Conn
Tom Delashmutt
Chicago
Carl
Hattie Phelps
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
George Wright
James Montcalfe
Lincoln
Neb
Ralph Tackett
George Metcalfe
John Sperry
Roy Snider
Jane
Ben Jackson
W. J. VanOrsdel
Drayton Slaughter
Otto Mensehel
Hastings
John Slaughter
Cedar Rapids
Reg Mikesell
Alicia
Ans
Frank Kemp
Jerry Roberts
Donald Carlberg
Vickie
Kenneth Clark
Michael
Debbie
Mark Blackburn
Tammy
Janie Harrison
Gary Reed
Gwen Blackburn
Doug Pratt
Teresa Timson
Leo Clark
San Francisco
Calif
San Antonio
Tex
Lawrence Buffington
Lawrence Buffingtons
Pamela
Roland Pratt
Greg
Doug
David
VFW
Florence Howard
Mary Sawyers
Olive Andrews
Clara Hammers
Alvena Assmussen
Sam Chancellor
David Brower
Dawie
Near Malvern
Ernest Brower
Gloria
Bev Gray
Wayne- Hilton
Speeding Fines Apportioned to Five Citizens
Three charged with speeding before Justice Ernest Timmerman, Glenwood residents Glenwood Jacklyn A Jennings and Albert Eugene Stittler each fined 20 dollars and costs. Oscar Burtham of Nauvoo Alabama fined 10 dollars and costs. Jerry Baker of Council Bluffs 20 dollars and costs for improper passing. Eddie J Johnson of Malvern charged with running a stop sign. Jack Warren of Council Bluffs fined 10 dollars and costs for no valid operator's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Jacklyn A. Jennings
Albert Eugene Stittler
Oscar Burtham
Nauvoo
Ala
Jerry Baker
Council Bluffs
Eddie J. Johnson
Malvern
Jack Warren
Meet the Faculty Bernard Robinson
A new teacher this year is Bernard Robinson, 23, Wayne State College graduate teaching Town History to seventh, American History to eighth, and Geography to freshmen. He values faculty-student relations, dislikes a nonwinning junior high football team, and plans to pursue a master’s degree. Also notes Malvern Community School lunch menu for Nov 7 to Nov 11 including beet dishes, chili soup, baked beans, meatloaf, tuna sandwiches, and peanut butter sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Robinson
Pamela Finchem
Wayne State College
Nebraska
Robinson
Mu. Robinson
Malvern Community School
Tryouts Held for Drama Club Play More Room for Love
Drama club held tryouts Monday and Tuesday for parts in the coming play More Room for Love directed by Mr Libke. Students urged to use talents to ensure a successful production while calendar notes events at Chantry school in early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libke
Report Card Time Was Wed at MCHS
Kathy Wilcox reports on the Wednesday distribution of MCHS report cards. Students react with mixed emotions as grades range from A- to lower marks, yet most are pleased overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Wilcox
MCHS
Flond
Senior Pictures and Sports News at MCHS
By Nancy Dolan this week notes the fourth school year quarter and Nine Weeks Tests held Thursday and Friday. It highlights Friday night football distractions, calls for better fan support, and seniors getting their portraits at Waltz Studios. It mentions girls basketball practice under Coach Maynes and wishes them a victorious season plus a greeting to Mr. Hertz after his operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltz Studios
Maynes
MCHS
Hertz
Malvern Upsets Essex In Friday Football Clash
In a season highlight Malvern defeated Essex 33 13 marking a surprising upset. Congratulations are due to Coach Richey and his squad with Omaha health context noted as Nebraska Methodist Hospital sending best wishes for a speedy recovery.
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Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Malvern
Essex
Richey
State approves funds for Area Hill area college programs
State Board of Public Instruction approves sixty three thousand dollars for programs through June 30 1967 and seventy one thousand more for potential programs. Funds earmarked for Area XIII will be reimbursed only for programs actually started and quarterly distributions approved. Area XI eligible to apply for first two quarters. Doyle Carpenter informed Superintendent Robert J. Looft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XHI Community College
State Board of Public Instruction
Doyle Carpenter
Department of Public Instruction
Sup
Robert J. Looft
Area XI
Teachers Rally to Back Scherle for Congress
Council Bluffs reports teachers, legislators, veterans, and business women forming groups to support Republican William J. Scherle in the 7th District race. Teachers for Scherle are led by Bernard A. Bolton, Thomas Jefferson High School principal, while Legislators for Scherle is chaired by State Senator John D. Shoeman of Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
William J. Scherle
Congress
Scherle
Bernard A. Bolton
Thomas Jefferson High School
John D. Shoeman
Atlantic
Veterans for Scherle group forms with diverse leaders
Tom Godwin, a West Point graduate, heads the Veterans for Scherle Committee. Darren Jones of Malvern, former president of the Iowa Business and Professional Women, leads the Business Women for Scherle group. A Farmers for Scherle Committee led by Royal Hall of Rippley is active. Democrats for Scherle organized before the September primary with Bob Williams of Crescent as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Godwin
Extra
West Point
Veterans For Scheerle
Darren Jones
Malvern
Iowa Business and Professional Women
Scherle Group
Royal Hall
Rippley
Scherle
Bob Williams
Crescent
State Welfare Expenditures for October and County Details
Expenditures from public assistance funds totaled 5,059,231 for October, down 71,162 from September. Fremont county spent 32,361. Mills county 28,560. Details cover old age assistance, aid to dependent children, aid to the blind, disability, and medical aid to the aged with county breakdowns and per case averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Mills County
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Mary Carr
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Ernest White
Thorn Dillon
Dick Suhr
Robin
T. W. White
Jerry Andrew
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Eugene VanOrsdel
Leonard Wright
Julie
Rosalie Wright
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Larry Stephens
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Save Insurance
Charles Costello
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Nelson
Democratic
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Champion
Mills, Fremont, Page Counties
John Birchers
Harold Hughes
Nelson-For-Senate
Willis Hoover
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Dixie Bire
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