Hastings travelers on business trip to Kansas City
Strahan Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schroeder of rural Hastings left Thursday morning for Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas on a business trip visiting cousins Mr and Mrs Mike Levendaky and Clare Rowe returning home Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Joe Walker spent Monday with their daughter Mrs Robert Wooten Annette and Mark in Council Bluffs Kenneth Walker of Council Bluffs was a Sunday visitor of his parents and Larry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myses Lawrence Schroeder
Hastings
Kansas City
Kans
Vislings
Mike Levendaky
Clarence Rowe
Joe Walker
Robert Wooten
Annette
Mark
Council Bluffs
Kenneth Walker
Larry
Pack 242 Awards At First Fall Meeting
Pack 242 held its first fall meeting with 27 cubs and families at the Community building. Awards were presented to Timmothy Mulholland Bruce Barber Timmy Pevehouse John Skerrill Keith Hangen Randall Miller Mark Shere Jerry Chown John Skerrill Ricky Mickelson and Lion. Service stars went to Greg Irvin Nancy Irvin Ilaen Gipe Louise Barer 7 year attendance noted. The event included a wiener roast theme Pony Express aid for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack 242
Timmothy Mulholland
Bruce Barber
Timmy Pevehouse
John Skerrill
Keith Hangen
Randall Miller
Mark Shere
Jerry Chown
Ricky Mickelson
Greg Irvin
Nancy Irvin
Lclen Gipe
Louise Bare
Pony Express Aid
Local social notes from Shenandoah and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Kayton and Rev and Mrs Clarence Woollard of Malvern were Friday supper guests of Rev and Mrs Lester Natt and family in Shenandoah. Oma Brown spent Monday to Wednesday with Kenneth Brown in Shenandoah. Former neighbors Lynn Hensley and daughters of Bedford and Paul Timson of Tabor visited Sunday. Evening visitors included Jack Connor of Glenwood. Pat Porter of Council Bluffs and Melvin Irvin with family hosted Sunday dinner, visiting until Monday. Visiting Friday afternoon were Carl Clapper of Glenwood, Mrs Virgil Curtis and grandson Scott Foss of Maryville Mo.
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Charles Kayton
Clarence Woollard
Malvern
Lester Natt
Shenandoah
Oma Brown
Kenneth Brown
Joe Bateman
Lynn Hensley
Bedford
Paul Timson
Tabor
Jack Connor
Glenwood
Pat Porter
Council Buiffs
Melvin Irvin
Ellis Grindle
Carl Clapper
Virgil Curtis
Scott Foss
Maryville
Aksarben
Cindy
Thurman
Zeno Bass
Lyle Coddington, Jr
Stephanie
Omaha
John Jorgensen
Farragut
George Williams
Maryita
Lottie van Orsdel
Kermit Hillyer
Merv Finchem
SP4
Darrell
Finchem
Hastings
Ft. Carson
Colo
Alan
William Williams
W. H. Williams
Mary Moore
Silver City
Bob Malcom
Trisha
Dale Malcom
Sociable Country Coven holds Oct 12 meeting in Maryville
Members of the Sociable Country Coven met Thursday afternoon with hostess Mrs. Virgil Curtis. Guests included Mrs. Christie Duncan and Scott Foss. Activities were a pencil game Know Your Neighbor traveling bingo and visiting. Refreshments were yam pie nuts mints and coffee. The Oct 12 meeting will be at Mrs. Dale Meyer's home.
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SCD Club
Witil
Curtis
Ellis Grindle
Everett Gipe
Guy Grindle Jr
Tonald Kier
Kermit Willyer
Kenneth and
Ray Davis
Joe Hathaway
Robert Blunt
Dale Meyer
Virgil Curtis
Gipe
Christie Duncan
Weekend Visitation List From Glenwood To Malvern
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Lemands in Glenwood and Mrs Larry Blunt with Kevin. Visits extended to Clavinda and Emerson with multiple relatives and friends attending church, hospital, and a Farm Bureau event at the Malvern community building. Local mourners attended a funeral at Malvern Baptist Church for Alfred Hummel. several families were noted in afterward visits.
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Clarence Lemands
BE. Chambers
Glenwood
Larry Blunt
Kevin
Clavinda
John Crawford
Clarkie
Floyd Bowen
Mes
Clarence McKinney
Henderson
Mabel White
Leo Smith
Farragut
Norval Lowe
Emerson
Ronnie Curtis
Geneseo
Virgil Curtis
David Foss
Marvyille
Scott Foss
Curtis
Guy Grindle
Steve
Alfred Hummel
Malvern Baptist Church
Grindle
Goldie Grindle
Malvern
Edmundson Hospital
Farm Bureau
Dale Meyer
Jared Woodfill
Everett Gipe
Dave Angus
Robert Christensen
George Williams
Allan and
Maryiiu
Omaha
Alton Alberts
Joe
Weekend Socials and Local Doings in Shenandoah and Nearby
A long list of residents and visitors spanning Glenwood to Omaha acknowledes social events. Attendees include Miss Tenita Miller of Pacific Junction and Lanny Goy’s Oct 14 wedding plans. Family gatherings, church activities, and travel details feature residents such as Alfred Hummet’s funeral in Malvern, Marine Mike Stenzel’s return from Viet Nam, and various visits in Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Council Bluffs Shenandoah Imogene Red Oak Thurman and Oakland with notes on illnesses school returns and a district mission study. Easter blooms and soybean harvest begin as temperatures rise.
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Guy Grindle Jr
Virgil Cutis
Glenwood
Morris Goy
Tenita Miller
Pacific Junction
Lanny Goy
Sam Taylor
Hastings
Laughlin
Tayter
Alfred Hummet
Malvern
Harald Swett
David
Marvin Frives
All Bluffs
Gilhert McCain
Nelle Fogel
Elsie McCain
Shenandoah
Virginia Angus
Iowa State University
Ames
Donald Angus
Perth State College
Robert Christensen
Maud Hillyer
Imogene
Oakland
Methodist Church
Christensen
Japan
L. B. Reed
Wade Lair
Hamburg
Mike Stenzel
Viet Nam
Bruce Morrical
Hazel Wilhelm
Florence
Bud
Omaha
Aksarben Roca
Coliseum
Alton Alberts
Elwood Lukehart
Red Oak
Joe Hathaway
Emerson
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Rozella Worlman
Roger
Ted Larson
Council Bluffs
Strahan Methodist Church Service and Sunday School Details
Clarence W. Woolard pastor Norval Lowe superintendent Ronald Kler lay leader Minister in charge Everett Gipe leads 9 30 a m worship Sunday school 10 30 a m Jr choir practice 10 8 a m Children’s Wrathing class
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Strahan Methodist Church
Clarence W. Woolard
Norval Lowe
S. S. Supt
Ronald Kler
Everett Gipe
Prace Tise
Chemistry Class Pranks and Perils in Lab Experiments
In every chemistry class there are funny and sometimes disastrous results during the first weeks. Partners burn fingers from hot glass on asbestos and risky gas tests end in coughing and awkward mishaps.
District FHA meeting names Pat Trively as new president
At Lenox district FHA gathering 250 girls sponsors and chaperones heard Patricia Trively installed as district president. Terry Jones presided as district vice president. Malvern’s FHA chorus sang I'll Never Walk Alone and the Malvern chapter led programs for eight participating schools. Goal for the year is Citizenship Challenges with Twenty-one Years Foundation for Citizenship as theme.
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MHS
Future Homemakers of America
Malvern
Lenox
Cleta Salyers
Ray Trively
Russell Bird
Terry Jones
America
Terry
Patricia Trively
Cheryl Blackburn
Betty McClure
FHA
Cindy Bass
Linda Schroeder
Phyllis Axtell
Linda Fletcher
Alice Harris
Debbie Bowman
Foundation For Citizenship
Workshop at Broadway Co Bluffs First Quarter ly conference
A workshop session is scheduled at Broadway in Co Bluffs on October 19 at 7 30 p m during the First Quarter ly conference. The event brings together local participants for planning and discussion in a community setting.
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Broadway, Co. Bluffs
Mrs Fulk Honored at Hastings Shower Evening
Mrs Lyle Palk of Hastings received a pink and blue shower Wednesday at the Marlin Lemonds home. Ladies from the Nishna Valley school personnel and about thirty other women attended.
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Fulk
Lyle Palk
Hastings
Principals Meet at Red Oak Center Seeks Center Governance
Malvern Community School principals William Rabel and Benton Kuck attended a principal meeting at the Learning Resources Center in Red Oak last Thursday. Mills and Adams county principals joined to discuss the Resource Center’s function and resolve scheduling conflicts for teacher workshops. A demonstration of a new transparency machine was shown. Hot lunch menu lists beefburgers, beef and noodles, porcupine meat balls, ham salad, and macaroni dishes for October 9–13.
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Malvern Community School
William Rabel
Benton Kuck
Red Oak
Mills
Adams
Cheerleaders Sell Mums for Homecoming Fund Drive
MCHS cheerleaders sponsor sale of real super‑size white mums for the homecoming game and dance. They hope profits build the uniform fund. Senior food sale at the old Town Light and Power building on Saturday Oct 7 offers a variety of foods to support the senior class.
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MCHS
Old Town Light & Power
Special Education Clock Project At Chantry School
Mrs. Gladys Warren leads nine students in a Chantry special education class who have made various clocks this year. The timepieces are set to different hours to help each student stay on time for individual classes.
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Chantry News
Debbie Bowman
Gladys’ Warren
News staff seeks ideas to improve MCHS department
The MCHS news staff invites student opinions and suggestions to shape this year’s news section. Readers may submit ideas for features such as Prowl, new student and faculty stories, a superintendent column, and photographs. Submissions can be signed or unsigned to the editor or Mrs Alter.
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MCHS
Plan Career Fair at Farragut for Corner Students
The Corner Conference Career Fair will be at Farragut High School on Tuesday October 11 with sessions from 1 to 3 pm and 7 to 9 pm. About 65 occupational displays will be in the gym. All junior and senior high students and parents are invited. parents are urged to bring their children. Malvern High School students in grades 9-12 lacking transport will receive bus transportation to the evening session.
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Farragut High School
Malvern High School
Sophomore Work Day Planned for October Seventh
The sophomore class will hold a work day on Saturday October 7. The class is eager to work and invites any and all tasks for workers. Contact any sophomore class member to arrange assignments.
Malvern activity notes move to streets and sports updates
Prowl students shifted from fairgrounds to Malvern streets for driving practice with three point turns and highway maneuvers. Panther football adds casualties as Dan Gemmell Robble Washburn Dennis Bartley and Don Bell miss time with injuries. marching band drills and Shenandoah contest prep praised. Typing results cite Gayle Morgal leading with forty four words a minute.
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Fairgrounds
Malvern
Syracuse
T. S
Panther
Dan Gemmell
Robbie Washburn
Dennis Bartley
South Page
N.V
Don Bell
Mir. Darrahs
Shenandoah
Gayle Morgal
Panther Fans Attend NV Dance After Football Game
After the Friday night game at Nishna Valley, MCHS students attended a dance in the gym as guests of Nishna Valley students. Attendees report an enjoyable time and thank the NV students for their courtesy.
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Nishna Valley
MCHS
Kindergarteners Anticipate Fall as Leaves Change
This past week students showed strong enthusiasm observing leaf color shifts and growing eager for autumn.
Supt Crink Attends Area XIII Meeting in Council Bluffs
Supt N P Crink attended a meeting of Area XII commissioners September 25 in Council Bluffs. The session covered school problems including taxes on admissions to school functions, wage and hour issues, data processing, and teacher strikes.
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N. P. Crink
Area Xmm
Council Bluffs
Town
Old ‘Missile
Panther Spirit Guides Week’s South Page Reminder
Memo lists events for Oct 5 to Oct 10: Jr High and football games, homecoming parade at 2 30 with a dance and coronation, Sophomore Work Day, Senior Bake Sale, Band Mothers Dinner, Fire Prevention Week activities, Driver Ed demonstration at 12 30, Career Day at Farragut and an FFA hayride.
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South Page
Mra Alter
Jr. High
F.M
Farragut
F.F.A. Hayride
Greened school site to become a beauty spot and study area
The wooded north side of the new high school site will be preserved and developed with native trees and shrubs. A small pond will serve science classes, with future water and landscape enhancements planned. A turf practice area will support football and track, and five to eight acres may host baseball softball and tennis. The general contractor moved his office on the site. work will begin soon as construction proceeds. House File 686 reshapes basic school tax funding, changing county distributions based on per pupil attendance. The narrator thanks staff and students for kindness shown to a mother's memory and notes employment inquiries for the project.
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Pow
Wayne Andersons
Carol Sims
Des Moines
Anderson
Virgile Curtis
Hathaway
Marvin Woodfill
M. C. Wood- Hl
Bill Reeland
Comstock
Nebr
Deanna Grindle
Randolph
Walter Roberts
Mt. Ayr
Marcy Hospital
M.L. Scheffel
M. D
Physician & Surgeon Office
Malvern, Iowa
DCA
The
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Dixie Bird
By Terry Fender
Dist
Pat Trively
LRC
By Debbie Waymire
By Sharlene Scott
Bob Beattie
Supt. Crink
Area XIII
Rosemary Biggerstaff
H. G. Wells
Rachel
Kuck
Robert Hawkins
Mr. Hawking
N.P.C