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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1967
Page
5
Nishiina Valley School calendar lists events from November to December. Wrestling season opens with Farragut reserves. varsity basketball at Essex. Treynor wrestling hosts. Hamburg and Clarinda basketball and wrestling meets. adult education classes in tailoring ceramics and industrial arts. first Women’s PLE class in gym.
A jumble of local events and items appears, highlighting Ronald Bowen as a top magazine salesman and a school project for listing prices of items from a hospitality and cooking display. The piece also shifts to a Thanksgiving reflection noting the 1621 harvest with Indians and a table of foods, framing why the holiday is observed as a time for gratitude.
A fragmented column titled Tepee Talk by Jody Nuckatls offers a jumble of school life moments. It mentions lunch table remarks, a football season, perfume spill, and questions about excuses, clothing, and singing in a rough, garbled style.
The Nishna Valley chapter of the National Honor Society plans a literary contest with rules set by a committee led by an appointed member. The event concludes at a forthcoming Awards Day. Mr Mendoza gave a talk on Spain in Cuba before and after the Castro era. A November menu includes spaghetti with meat, salad, rolls, peaches, and dessert.
A Nishna Valley faculty member, Mass Theing Poor, sustained a broken ankle when she slipped outside her home. She received medical care, a cast was applied, and she remained at home for recovery. The community wishes her a swift and full return to work.
Clara Van Nordstrand reports on a Friday night dance after a basketball game hosted by NY Juniors with chaperones Mr Fairchild and Mrs Ditms. The Beat Goes On was the theme featuring a mix of new and old songs and decorations. Coleen Exceen and Chris Pierce coordinated, with thanks to the Junior class for a successful evening.
Marilyn Sowers notes Picture Day at Nishna Valley with Lyan Baldwin of Stern Studios taking many group and individual shots. Football, Speech, Cheerleaders, track, librarians, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, class officers, softball, baseball and teachers pictured. remaining groups to be photographed later. Annual editor Linnea Johnson urges students to keep smiling.
Mrs Carl Benander of Red Oak will substitute as remedial reading teacher while Miss Ferrel recovers from a compound fracture of her right leg. Benander's husband is the pastor at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Red Oak. The school welcomes Mrs Betander and wishes Miss Ferrel a speedy recovery.
In two weeks under Mrs Wish er the Government class studied propaganda and its methods, effects, and uses through real examples in class. The exercise sharpened reasoning about underlying intent and prepared students to read with greater discernment.
The piece presents a reflective poem-like meditation on the word Thanksgiving. It explores the letters T H A N as symbols: teachers guiding, happiness daily, attitude toward others, and a shared nation.
The fragment presents an acrostic style text praising gratitude and learning from hardship. It hints at a commemorative or school or community message focusing on thankfulness, responsibility, and empathy for those less fortunate. The tone is reflective and domestic.
A fragmented social column lists Mrs Ronald Kigr and Mrs Ciun tes visiting and staying with relatives. Mentions Robin Buhl and Baleman Gunily, Mer Merritt Workman sisters, Mr and Mrs Henry Nous, Mr and Mrs Charles Karytat, and Ethel Kayton. Social visits occur at Elm Heights Shenandesh and Gl enwood areas with local families.
The Hastings gathering featured Ted Oak celebrating Nes seventh birthday with Ross Braateton and Mrs Uraleton at Hyde Land Acres before returning home. Lynn Costello family and Ralph Costello joined in a cooperative Sunday dinner with Charles Costello and family. Additional visits included Mrs. Darrell Costello of Arlington and Mr. Kenneth Davis with Mrs. Mary Davis in Nebraska City, plus Alec Bohlen in Percival and Harry Van Orsdile of Peru State College.
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