Guidance Program Seeks Better Student Growth
Guidance program at Niahna Valley aids grade eight through twelve in career planning and daily problem solving directed by Mr. Gary Greenwood. The program tests abilities, aptitudes, intelligence and interests and offers occupational guidance with teacher counselors meeting parents twice yearly. A thorough testing program includes Otts Mental Ability, Differential Aptitude, Kuder Interest Preference tests and ITHD, applied across high school years.
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Studenta
Niahna Valley
Gary Greenwood
Kuder
I.T.H.D
Flowa Teast
Fire Danger High Across Iowa Spurs Fire Precautions
State Forester John Stokes reports a rash of fall woodland and grain fires across Iowa due to dry weather and falling leaves creating fuel. Most blazes hit northeast and southeast timber stands. about 60 fires since January have burned over 11,009 acres beyond urban areas. Careless picnicking and hunting drive much of the damage. Foresters urge extra precautions outdoors this fall to prevent wildfires.
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Iowa
John Stokes
100 at Church Guest Day at Emerson Sunday
About 100 ladies attended Guest Day at the Methodist Church Oct. 9. Organ music set a peaceful tone as guests gathered and welcomed by WSCs president. Mrs Allan Machier of Omaha spoke on The Silent Storm linking Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan with reading themes from the Bible. Congregants from nearby towns joined in devotion and a musical program followed by refreshments in a hall bright with fall bouquets.
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Methodist Church
Merrill Warren
Mra. Ceoffle
Ralph Russell
Stephanie Meyers
Joyce Paterson
Jeans
Nishna Valley Boys Chorus
Climax
Red Oak
Oaks
Henderson
Wesley Chapel
Grant
Malvern
Hastings
Strahan
Emerson Baytist
Champion Hill
Grandparents Day musings in Scribblings column
The Randolph Enterprise column muses on Grandparents Day, once Grandmother's Day, noting sponsor groups and the role of grandparents. It jokes about youth, calls for balanced parenting, cites a Grandmother who believes in spanking, mentions Truman’s remarks on juvenile delinquency, and ends with playful reflections on aging and geese in flight.
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Sidonie N. Gruenberg
Harry Truman
Membership Month in American Legion Auxiliary
October is designated membership month for the American Legion Auxiliary. The group pursues a five point program including Americanism Child Welfare Rehabilitation and the Memorial Poppy with Poppy Day in May. Mrs Don Howrey Randolph unit president invites eligible women to join and notes new local members.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Don Howrey
Guy Nolan
Randolph
We join with a host of friends of
A fragment notes a gathering as the narrator speaks of joining with a host of friends. The readable lines emphasize companionship and social event vibes, with no other clear names or places available in the text.
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National Grandparents Association
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