Family and social visits span Omaha to Utah in Iowa notices
A long list of visitors and guests marks a busy social period. Distant family members from Council Bluffs Omaha Stronghurst and Jackson Wyoming dropped in, while trips to Lincoln Ames Red Oak and Glenwood illustrate varied journeys. Local weddings anniversaries and new birth are noted among town residents. A boarding of a luxury Continental Trailways bus is announced for Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schroeder
Melvin Keyser
Betty Shannon
Council Bluffs
Cecil Gallbreath
Ollie Gallbreath
Stronghurst
Ill
Ernest Gibson
Omaha
Jack Lidgett
Counci Bluffs
Donald Schroeder
Lisa Djureen
Aaron Raszle
Leo Raszier
Lowell Mooney
Shenandoah
Harry Adams
Lee Bingaman
Melvin and
Gayle Keyser
Vaughn Hoover
John Beals
Darrell Frederickson
Karl
Kim
Bonnie Beals
Judy Jones
Stephen
Albert Blackman
David
Fannie Clark
Red Oak
F. H. Boggess
Robert Chaney
Town State University
Ames
Harvey Chaney
DeVerne Oserfoss
the Edmundson Hospital
Henee Dawn
Newell Adkins
Brunswick
Katie Marie Adkins
Carolton
T. C. Adkins
Glenwood
Collins Radio and Electric
Nishna Valley Homecoming Plans Underway
Beverly Viner reports Nishna Valley students quick to organize Homecoming week. Cheerleaders and student council host snake dance pep rally bonfire and decorating while preparations for Friday night football game and weekend dance proceed. New king and queen candidates named for Homecoming include Diane Bowen Sharron Hastwood Beverly Viner Marlene Morris Shirley Mabary for queen and Rick Lunn Philip Straight Walter Russell Harold Hascall for king with crowning at the game and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Viner
Fremont-Mills
Nishna Valley
Diane Bowen
Sharron Hastwood
Marlene Morris
Shirley Mabary
Rick Lunn
Philip Straight
Walter Russell
Harold Hascall
Shenandoah
Laundry Equipment to be Added to NV Homemaking Dept
The Nishna Valley Homemaking Department, now under Vocational supervision, will add laundry facilities to complete the new building’s equipment. About 30 students plan to fund the machinery through school projects while continuing Korean pen pal exchanges to prepare girls for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Tudor
Dittus
Nishna Valley
Hanization
Oeerican
Nishwa Valley
Stygens
Wishna Valley Homemaking Department
Band Trains for Half Time Show
The marching band loaded on the bus Friday at 12:45 for Stanton to participate in the Homecoming parade with four other bands. Under Karen Rieken the group looked nice despite the absence of the drum majorette. Rehearsals are set for Monday 4, Tuesday 7, and Wednesday through Friday to prepare for the Homecoming pre game and half time show featuring the Unteachables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Karen Rieken
Church Notes for Glenwood Faith Communities
Holy Rosary Catholic Church lists masses on Sundays at 6 15 and 9 00 am with a 7 30 am service at State School and extra times on First Fridays Holy Days and weekdays. St John’s Lutheran announces Worship at 8 45 pm 10 am, with Zone Walther League Rally registration, banquet, speaker James Dittman, confirmation classes, choir, and steward ship meetings through Oct 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
C. L. Kaufman
ST. John's Lutheran Church
J. Crockett
Church of the Lutheran Hour
Trinity
James Dittman
Mt. Ayr
Milwaukee
St. John’s Stewardship Committee
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Presbyterian and First Baptist Church notices
Church notices list worship, Sunday School times and midweek choir and prayer meetings. Presbyterians announce an October food sale fundraiser at Costelo Insurance with donations requested. Baptists designate October as Rally Month aiming to boost attendance, Rally Day on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Costelo Insurance Office
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Hugh Shiveley
Lyle Williams
S. S
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Baptist Sunday School
First Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Sermons
Rev. John Lippincott leads Friday 4 p.m. senior choir practice for grades 4 to 8 at the church. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Divine Worship and sermon at 11 a.m. titled God is the Ruler of the People. Children's Sermon titled Doing Good. Senior High MYF meeting at 6 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Interesting Travelog Precedes Pep Rally
Sharron Eastwood presents North to Hudson Bay travelogue to Nishna Valley students on Oct 4. Dale Doore guided film with canoe races and a scene where men carried 680 pounds of flour. Pep rally followed and cheerleaders praised crowd response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Nishna Valley
Dale Doore
Junior High Gridsters Now Even Up
Eighth graders enjoy a weekly Book of the Week as the football season unfolds with a 25 6 win at Malvern and two Boileau touchdowns. A 20 0 loss to Essex seventh graders follows, with Glenwood next at Emerson field. Sub district Youth Rally draws seventy five at Waubonsie State Park as Methodist activities, missions in India, and church conference plans fill the week with public invitations and meetings in Fremont Mills counties. First Church of Christ Scientist hosts an Oct 17 talk by William Henry Alton on “Nan Unlimited.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Dennis Boileau
Richard Fleming
Boileau
Essex
Glenwood
Emerson Field
Waubonsie State Park
Mra
John Lippincott
Methodist Church
James McEldowney
India
Fellowship Hall
Fremont
Mills Counties
Malvern Methodist Church
Darrell Mitchell
Sidney
Lilian Adams
Emmett Gipe
Roy Dean Mansfeld
Goldin Grindle
Gerald Ensley
Des Moines
Christian Science Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Washington
First St
Council Bluffs
William Henry Alton
Mysterious visitor turns out to be Mr Dobbins
Principal Mr Dobbins surprised students by visiting various classes on Friday. He seated himself, offered opinions on issues, and asked quizzical questions to gauge class progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Dobbins
Arlyne Shaw
Dobbins
Student Council Officers to Ames Trip
Nishna Valley Council sends officers Larry Person president Richard Russell vice president Beverly Viner secretary Karen Hall treasurer and Mr Doubleday to Ames to attend a state council session for pointers to solve local problems. The group aims for a successful trip Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Nishna Valley Council
Larry Person
Richard Russell
Beverly Viner
Karen Hall
Doubleday
Illustrations Added To Literature Class By June Exceen
Mrs Thorson captains English literature class with a creative project Each student chose an English ballad and produced an illustrating picture They mounted their work on colored paper and displayed it on the classroom wall The effort proved time consuming yet largely well executed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Exceen
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