Treynor Board Chooses Officers and Plans Proposals
Newly elected Treynor school board members were sworn in and officers selected at the regular meeting held last Tuesday after a canvass by the County Auditor. Darrell Danker joined the board, George Schneider was re-elected as a director and as vice president, Gerald Goos was named president, with Schneider also named as transportation chief. Herb Ludmann will serve as treasurer starting July 1, and committee assignments were set for transportation building and grounds and insurance. Separately, Iowa Western Community College offers welding courses starting Oct 8, meeting ten weeks from 7 to 10 pm at the Council Bluffs campus, with options in acetylene, arc, heliar, submerged arc, short arc welding, and flame cutting. Enrollment via Adult Education, 2700 College Road, Council Bluffs, IA 328-3831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treynor
Raymond Guttan
Darrell Danker
George Schneider
Herb Ludmann
Gerald Goos
Harold Tiarks
Elton Young
Tiarks
The
Anderson Construction Co
Iowa Western Community College
College Road
Ehrig Avenue
Pottawattamie County
Cardinal Field
Boto DeSoto Bend
North Pigeon
Council Bluffs
County Environmental Council
Ed Falmery
Cal Cox
Soil Conservation Service
Clifford Johnson
Harold Borwick
Dennis Butler
Abraham Lincoln
F.W. Schaller
Iowa Conservation Education Council
Ames
Returning From Western Trip With Treynor News and Plans
Mr and Mrs Detlef Guttan returned from a several week visit to California and Oregon where they met relatives and old Treynor friends including the Nearys former Treynor publishers. The report covers local projects from school walks to lighting and track work, plus a Western Iowa environmental education workshop at Camp Hitchcock with plans for teachers to enroll and apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detlef Guttan
California
Oregon
Verna Allee
Grace
Don Pullman
Anaheim
Calif
Kate Talbot
Ventura
Talbotts
Bob McBrides
Ralph Altrock
Altrock
Santa Maria
Fred Dahl
Dahl
Gladys Neary
Mark Neary
Nearys
Treynor
Treynor Record
Mark
Guttan
Dahls
Portland
Guttaus
Lucille
Mia
Dayton Strickland
Salem
New Combined Leader Record Debuts in Treynor Malvern
The Malvern Leader and Treynor Record merge into a single weekly paper serving Treynor Malvern and nearby areas. Readers will see Treynor Malvern Nishna Valley school news and sports on distinct pages under identifiable school headings as the paper adapts to print shortages and aims to keep communities informed and connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treynor
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Operation Edith Fire Safety Drill Set In Treynor
Treynor Fire Department will sponsor Operation Edith during National Fire Prevention Week. The event on Wednesday Oct. 10 at 6 30 p m signals residents to turn on porch lights and step outside as patrols check each home. Fire vehicles will patrol streets and a school poster contest for fourth to sixth graders offers prizes advancing to county and state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treynor Fire Department
Bill Bryant
Treynor
Fire Department
Schedule of Appearances For Homecoming Parade Announced
The Treynor School unveiled a tentative route and order of appearances for the Homecoming Parade starting at the elementary school and proceeding through Main Street to Holst Street then to the old athletic field for a bonfire and pep meeting. The lineup features American Legion Color Guard, Treynor marching bands, floats from various grades, Open Class entries, and local sponsors such as Campbell Soup and Goodyear Blimp, with Commissioner Dick Fairchild coordinating.
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Treynor
Main Street
Eyberg Avenue
Holst Street
American Legion Color Guard
Walt Casson
Ellmann
Mother Nature
Tri-Center
Campbell Soup
Andy's
Vanish
Homecoming Schedule Details for Friday Events
Friday October 5 events include 11 am student dismissal with bus routes, 1 pm parade entry judging at the football field, 1:30 pm 1973 Homecoming Parade with new route, 2:30 pm bonfire and pep assembly on the old field, 7:30 pm football game versus Oakland with queen crowning, and 10 pm to 12:30 am Homecoming Dance in the high school gym for students alumni parents and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
H.S. Gym
October Renewal Offer for Treynor Malvern Papers
Due to an abrupt merger of the Treynor Record with the Malvern Leader subscribers may renew at the regular yearly rate of 4 during October. New Treynor area subscribers join at the same rate in October. Beginning November 1 the combined Leader Record price rises to 6 per year, two years 10.50. other areas: 1 year 7, 2 years 12.50. Three and six month options available. new families receive a three month complimentary subscription.
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Malvern Leader-Treynor Record
Treynor Record
Treynor
Treynor Area
Pete
Dottie Graham
Malvern Leader
Allen Wortman
Leader-Record
Pottawattamie
Mills County
Miss America Seen In Treynor Welcome Parade
Miss Rebecca Ann King Miss America and daughter of Wylie and Mrs King of Hancock appeared in the Miss America contest as Colora do though raised on a Hancock area farm and a Avoca high school graduate. A mile long caravan of motorists sheriff patrol Iowa Highway Patrol cars and Avoca school buses carried Miss King from Omaha Eppley field toward a Hancock welcome reception. The caravan, about 20 minutes behind schedule, slowed briefly to acknowledge a small crowd on Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treynor
Main Street
Hancock
Rebecca Ann King
Wylie King
Hancock Area
Avoha High School
Miss King
Omaha
Eppley Air Field
Sheriff Patrol
Iowa Highway Patrol
Avoha
Council Sets Election Dates for Nov. 6 16
The West Pottawattamie Extension Council announced elections across seven townships from November 6 to 16. Chairman Arlen Bertelsen said the dates were approved at the September 26 meeting. The council also moved its meeting time from 8 p.m. to 7 p.m. Members present included Bertelsen Johnson Hester Claar Haynie Chambers Torneten Day Ballenger Campbell and Hough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pottawattamie
Jack Hester
Eugene Claar
Lloyd Haynie
Walter Chambers
Richard Torneten
Kermit Day
Harold Ballenger
David Campbell
Monte Hough
Farmers Worry Over Moisture In Wet Harvest Season
Moisture from over seven inches of rain last week leaves fields soaked and soybeans sprouting in some patches. A propane gas shortage threatens grain drying this wet season as trees topple and rooves are damaged along Highway 6 and the McClelland road near Treynor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kerber
Treynor
Highway 6
McClelland Road
Homemaker Girls Set Up Meeting in Hamburg District Event
The Future Homemakers of America District 13 South holds its annual meeting in Hamburg on October 10, 1973. The theme is Prepared ness, the Key to Opportunity. Sandy Mass is historian, Renee Andersen will be installed as Projects Chair for the coming year. All FHA members may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers of America
13 South
Hamburg
Sandy Mass
Renee Andersen
FHA
4-H NEWS Keg Creek Rangers Hold September Meeting
The Keg Creek Rangers met at Ted and Brian Wickersham's home with 15 members two leaders and three visitors joining as new members Dawn Harris Bobby Feller and Randy Feller. The Oct 18 hayride and wiener roast at Todd and Mara Goos was announced. Members Todd Mara Goos Ted Wickersham Janene Barb Sweeney and Ron Lammert will exhibit at Ak-Sar-Ben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keg Creek Rangers
Ted
Brian Wickerswam
Dawn Harris
Bobby Feller
Randy Feller
Brian Wickersham
Todd
Mara Goos
Mrs. Wickersham
Ak-Sar- Ben
Ted Wickersham
Janene
Barb Sweeney
Ron Lammert
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Treynor Board
Western Iowa
Camp Hitchcock
Crescent
Iowa
Spacelab
Dicky Boy
Giant City High
Western Iowa Conference
Phil Slagle
Educational Media Center
Harrison County
Slagle
IWCC
Richard Turner
Elizabeth Nolan
Dr. Slagle
TWCC
Attorney General's Office
Treynor School
Jerry Figg
Keith Lam
Dick Bateman
Edith
Dennis Nelson
Don Hansen
Gene Krohn
Treynor Legion Post
Legion
Post
Goodyear
Slims — Huskies
W. Edwy
Treynor State Bank
Paderal Deposit Insurance Corp