Nishna Valley Homecoming crowns queen and king after victory
Nishna Valley’s Homecoming 1967 featured queen candidates Cindy Cole Pat Johnson Dana McKee Kay Rydberg and Tarlene Sandquist and football king candidates Denny Boileau Dave Bruce Richard Wieming Steve Hinkle Bill Scherle. Dana McKee crowned queen while Dave Bruce named king after a 38 6 win over Fremont Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Cole
Pat Johnson
Dana Mckee
Kay Rydbere
Tarlene Sandquist
King
Denny Boileau
Dave Bruce
Richard Wieming
Steve Hinkle
Bill Scherle
LRC Films Add to Physics Interest at Red Oak
The Learning Resource Center at Red Oak offers physics films such as Parallel Forces Speed and Velocity and Falling Bodies. Dr Harvey White conducts the series which has drawn student interest and plans more showings forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Harvey White
Bus Load of Thanks
A student editorial urges considerate riding on buses. It praises drivers as brave and asks pupils to be quiet, stay seated, and exit in order, to ease the daily bus experience.
Quick Quips at the Pep Rally and School Quips
A playful column mocks staff quirks and pep rally moments. Readers recall Fairchild Gregory Caldwell and Mazoo Stanley in humorous bursts about tests uniforms and a blotchy color streak.
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Missouri
Fairchild
West
Gregory
Mr. Caldwell
Squirrel
Bill
Mazoo
Stanley
Peanut Buller
Nishna Valley weekly menus preview
Menus for Nishna Valley Week list meals from October 2 to October 27. Items include chili with crackers and milk, barbecued mince with buns, fried chicken, vegetable beef soup, macaroni and cheese, with sides like green beans, mashed potatoes, spinach, and desserts such as upside down cake and peaches. Also noted are butter sandwiches and milk with each meal.
No School Oct 20 For Junior Senior High At Nishna Valley
School will be closed for the Junior-Senior High at Nishna Valley on October 20 while teachers attend the State ISEA convention in Des Moines. Strahan and Henderson centers will hold classes as usual.
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Nishna Valley
ISEA
Des Moines
Strahan
Henderson
Essex
Jr.Sr. High
F.T.A_ high
Shenandoah
Teacher Workshop Boosts Use of Audio-Visuals
Ny Noe Allen School dismissed at 2 30 Thursday for a teachers workshop attended by all Nishna Valley system staff. Admin and Learning Resource Center led the session to explain the Center philosophy, present the new LRC catalog, and address use of audio visual materials including overhead projectors thermofaxes and laminating. The laminating unit demonstrated duplicating visual materials and the high school provides an overhead projector and thermofax for classroom use, with LRC materials used extensively.
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Nishna Valley
L.R.C
Demonstration on Safe Driving Aims to Curb Reckless Driving
Richard Fleming and Don Hanck report a safe driving demonstration at the farm Bureau Insurance Agency. Faculty and students observed a speech on irresponsibility and an actual stopping distance demonstration by Pat Johnson Mike King and Drivers Education instructor Mr Caldwell. At 20 mph they stopped in about 40 feet and at 30 mph in about 90 feet, underscoring the danger of hitting a child in residential areas.
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Forsythe
Farm Bureau Insurance Agency
Pat Johnson
Mike King
Mr. Caldwell
Pat
Mike
Caldwell
Valley
Dancing After Dinner at Nishna Valley Idea Draws Opinions
Students propose a post lunch dance room to refresh and help focus for classes and work. Quotes from Ruth Parkay Shirley Dayson Joleen Angry Rita Simmonds Kathy Grindle Debbie Williams Shirley Greenwood Ronda Wilkinson show support and concerns. The student council plans a noon room for dancing ping pong or talks as a test.
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Ruth Parkay
Shirley Dayson
Joleen Angry
Rita Simmonds
Kathy Grindle
Debbie Williams
Shirley Greenwood
Ronda Wilkinson
Terry Fender
Fire Prevention Rally At N V School Night Of Fun
Fire Prevention Week activities at N V school drew crowds Oct 12 with a pep rally on the football field, a snake dance, a fire building contest by classes, and a weiner roast. Freshmen and sophomores built the smaller fire while juniors and seniors built the larger bonfire amid rumors of foul play over wood legality.
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N.V
N. V
Dangerous Life for Mr Caldwell
A humorous local column about Mr Caldwell teaching Nishna Valley students to drive, noting risky turns and near misses. It lists upcoming school and sports events around late October including football games at Essex and Shenandoah, a district FTA gathering, and a hot lunch workshop.
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Caldwell
Nishna Valley
Church and church events notes from Glenwood and Malvern
Church notes list Holy Rosary Catholic and First Methodist services in Glenwood and Malvern. Mass times include Sundays 8 and 10 am, plus 6 30 am at State School and First Fridays at 6 30 am. Methodists announce Sunday School 9 45 am Worship 11 am, youth meetings, district conferences, training classes, and upcoming events including UNICEF Halloween, MYF projects, and a Bishop speaking engagement in Council Bluffs.
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Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
O. L. Kaufman
First Baptist Church Sunday Service Announcement
Rev Hugh Shiveley pastor and Mrs Richard Anderson superintendent announce Sunday School at 10 am with morning worship following. Details unclear but service time noted.
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First Baptist Church
Hugh Shiveley
Richard Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
Chas. Costello
Wm. Blackburn
Richard Chambers
Southwest
Iowa
Community Church and School Activities Schedule
A roundup of church and school events, including Sr. High Youth Fellowship at the Methodist Church on Tuesday at 6 pm and 7:30 pm activities, the Southwestern Association Missionary Rally at First Baptist on Sunday Sept 29 with a 3:30 pm session and 6 pm potluck, and services at First Presbyterian, St Johns Lutheran, and Strahan Methodist with Bible classes and choir practices listed for the week.
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Methodist Church
Dale Allensworth
Southwestern Association
First Baptist Church
Emerson
Qur. Malvern Church
Religious events and offerings at Malvern Church schedule
The Malvern Church calendar lists worship at 9:20 a.m. and Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. A South Iowa MYF trip for 11th or 12th graders is planned with registration by Oct 23 and a $25 fee covering travel lodging meals insurance and a stage show. Other events include a Prayer and Self Denial program Oct 25 a Churchmanship Institute Nov 2 and WSCS meeting Nov 1. Bishop Thomas to speak at Institute.
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First Methodist Church
Clarence W. Woollard
R. 0. Mansfield
Malvern Church
Emerson
Mary Circle
Max Dashner
St. Hi
Unicef
South Iowa
MYF
Kansas City
Churchmanship Institute
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Thomas
Co. Bluffs
WSCS
Henderson Busy Season for the Scherles
Mrs. W. J. Scherle visits relatives in Sioux City on October 9 and attends a Republican women’s board meeting in Malvern. She meets Rep. Scherle in Des Moines, travels to Ames for the All-Ag Fall Festival and Hall of Fame, visits Gilbert and attends a ball game, then flies to Washington Sunday after calling on Glenwood friends.
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Scherles
W. J. Scherle
Earl Kapels
Sioux City
Ken Evans
Malvern
Scherle
Congressman Scherle
Des Moines
Ames
All-Ag
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Lee Roy Shooks
Jim Glens
Gilbert
Rep. Scherle
Washington, D. C
Beer and Liquor Stolen at Kachel's Beer and Liquor
Burglars broke the plate glass front at Kachel s Corner Tavern on Sunday night and forced entry after jimmied damage on Oct. 11. They stole mostly beer. The note lists David Morris s address and a U S Navy recruit unit in San Diego. The notice also reports the death of Mrs Bessie Walker Smith in an Omaha hospital, a former Henderson resident who lived in Red Oak, and the death of Howard Williams in Redak hospital.
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David Morris
S.R. Virgil Davis Morris
Community Guests and Visits Across Mills County
Numerous residents and visitors are noted from the Mills County area. Mr and Mrs Lynn Sowers called on Mrs Hettie Sowers. Edna Williams lunched with Les Debolt at the Gold Crown in Red Oak and visited Selser in Red Oak hospital. Families traveled to Arbor Lodge and John Brown's cave. Cedar Falls visitors also joined. Several pairs and groups are listed visiting relatives in Emerson Shenandoah Oakland Macedonia and nearby towns while attending church and church services. Several attended horse sales in Bethany Missouri and Kansas City events.
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Lynn Sowers
Hettie Sowers
Edna Williams
Les Debolt
Gold Crown
Red Oak
Selser
Red Oak Hospital
A. Frisk
Alvanatrim
Wauhousie Park
Nebraska City
Arbor Lodge
John Brown
Jim Brown
Cedar Falls
Jake Morris
Emerson
Helen Winchester
Grace Bowen
Rogers, Ark
T. G. Ricken
Edmundson Hospital
Gerald Viner
Jim Oliver
Wooodbine
Dean Edmondson
Nellie Fickel
Putra Rico
Melva Christofferson
Roger Jackson
Detroit
R. L. Nims
Fairbury
Ill
Elmer Kadet
Gene Winchester
Timmy
Sonya
Essex
Winchester
Weldon Wallace
Shenandoah
W. H. Harbor
Debbie Fink
Omaha
Peg Haack
John Paul
Mills County
Kansas City Royal
Kansas City
Charles Blum
Wiliam Blum
Sauk Center
Wis
Henderson
Carl Bolton
Oakland
Ruth Stevens
Stafford Grisler
Macedonia
Earl Clark
John Reid
Walt Jones
Council Bluffs
Ted Brockman
Harvey Bolton
Kenny
Debbie
Roddy
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Valley Homecoming
Coleen Exceen
Janet Rydberg
LRC
Ruth Parker
By Sandy Stogdill
Ny Noe
Allen
Richard Fleming and
Don Hanck
By Kang Bruce
Salvers Auto CO
Malvern, Iowa
By Clint Gravett
F-M
Wishna Valley
T. John’s Lutheran Church
Hastings
P. G. Becker
Strahan Methodist Church
Clarence W. Woolard
Norval Loewe
S. S
Larry Blunt
Earl Allensworth
Kachel
Grelgad
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