Farm accident man receives hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Steve, a farm worker, loses part of his hand after a crush injury. Surgeons remove dead tissue and begin hyperbaric oxygen sessions in a portable chamber to boost wound healing. Four additional treatments follow as his nerve recovery and therapy progress, with likely years of rehab ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Shoe
Fis Crand
Eric Narees
Geenpissiy Seramai
Ris
Qriv Fendon
St. Lathe ’S Rosita
Chicago
Dorther
Norene
Mt Dha
Steve
Jimi
Presbyterian &_ Luke's
Richard Cutherl
Chamber
Evlinder Wiest
Malvern cast rehearses Miracle Worker play at community building
About 73 students from Malvern Community Schools participate in preparations for The Miracle Worker to be staged at the Malvern Community Building on November 15. Teachers attend SEA contentions October 17 15. Costume help sought from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miracle Worker
MCHS
Brace Wocker
Vells
Belg
Sien Langrage
Imeler
Gillance
Miss Sullivan
Eketer Teuschaid
Mahvern
Malvern
Sea Contention
Harris
Des Bisines
ESEA
Librarians Pack for Quick Move to New Library
Librarians busy dusting packing books and preparing magazines for binding as they near moving day. They request donations of sturdy boxes to Debbie McClure or Trudy Srogdtil to aid the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie McClure
Trudy Srogdtil
Panther Tales Brings News On School Events
Students prepare for picture day as new school photos arrive. A note on basketball interest appears alongside PSAT testing details, with Mary Ron May from The national Preliminary providing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moes Tavesday
Mary Ron May
National Educator by Allee Harris
A fragmentary piece introduces an organization’s purpose and mentions a senate context and a term weifire, signaling an early draft or incomplete report on education policy and organizational aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allee Harris
Hastings town meeting notes approve payments and bingo plan
On Oct 1 1968 Hastings Town Board met with Mayor Pro Tem Telser presiding. Minutes and treasurer reports were read and receipts approved. Bills listed include Costello Insurance and Pub Safety items. A bingo for Oct 12 was approved to benefit Fire Dept and Community Association. A motion to order 9 loads of rock for streets passed. Meeting adjourned by P Taylor with B Vanderpool second. Nadine Good Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Pan
Protas ‘Telser
Goamonmen
Paul Taylor
Ben Vanderpool
Burl Brazeal
Roger Smith
Costello Ins
Bord
Malvern -Leader
Bett
Jaya Ivan Durbin
James Burringston
Nadine
Util
Max Bachiér
Pub
Uti
Fire Dept. & Com. Asssoc
Adj
P. Taylor
B. Vanderpool
Nadine Good
Hastings Visitors From Grand Runction and Omaha
Mr and Mrs Arthur Greenfield of Grand Runction Coto arrived Friday for a visit with Mr and Mrs H A Dunbar. The Orville Dunbars of Emerson and Mr and Mrs Micheal Romes and their children of Omaha Neb joined them Sunday. Mrs Greenfield is a sister of Mrs Dunbar and Mrs Rames their niece. Steve and Dan Palser were guests of their aunt Miss Sie Palser of Omaha Friday night returning home with their grandmother Mrs Exie Palser on Saturday. The Dennis Jamison family from Elio called in the Eugene Palser home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Greenfield
Grand Runction
Coto
H. AL Dunbar
Orville Dunbars
Emerson
Micheal Romes
Omaha
Nebr
Greenfield
Duabsr
Rames
Steve
Dan Palser
Sie Palser
Exie Palser
Dennis’ Jamison
Elio
Eugene Palser
Malvern FFA Members Attend National Convention in Kansas City
Malvern FFA Chapter members Goy Gary Dunsdon Keith Barber and David Roenfelt represented the group at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Over four days they attended fifth seventh and eighth sessions, saw emblem and proficiency awards, met foundation donors and learned of Star American Farmer and 4 Star farmer awards. National officer elections were held Friday morning before the group returned home in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goy
Gary Dunsdon
Keith Barber
David Roenfelt
Malvern
FFA
Star American Farmer
4 Star Farmers
Fragmented cryptic note about happiness and misery
A garbled OCR fragment mixes phrases on happiness misery supply and demand. It mentions Donald Duck Misery with tests school Friday and a friend writing a page renown or benevolent sentiment. Names and places are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Duck
Mr. Brink
Rick
Church Services Mark Hastings Methodist Session
Community notes list visitors and calls at multiple near by towns including Shenandoah Red Oak and Coin plus a report on upcoming Hastings Methodist church services and Sunday school. Local residents Janet Goodwin Lois Hodge and Rodney Courtier are among named individuals with several family and travel updates.
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of the
Malvern Community Schools
Joe Winein
Brseh Eras
Kamen Gin
By Debbie Rownson
Panther Tales
Ee Senet
Weifire
Betty Dunbar
Kansas City
David Evans
Kate Batley
Patien
Cor Capital
Carrol
Mary Wood
Ranéesav
Ria Harmon
Connell Bluffs
Richard Vanne
Lew
Thumay
Carol
Roger Jones
Sandy
Imogene
Marilyn Sowers
Vaughn Babbitt
Rodney
Randy Courtier
Doris Pickering
Thelma Stagdill
Janet
Robert Vanderpools
Bartlett
Jack Courtier
Bernard Thomas
James Kelley
Ruth Kelley
Red Oak
Aaron Crease
Andy
Edwin Ellwanger
Butte
Carkrell Olson
Dale Ellwwanger
Atkinson
Airs
Bill Ryan
Oneill
Chester Hallquist
Merrill Crouse
Ed Altie
Mark
Thy Geert Clarks
John Jatt
Water Dubt
Halt Jan
Edgar Ry Paulsons
Wautsen
Paw Richardson
Korney
Minnie Whistler
Bennings Cafe
Shenandoah
Mr. Richardson
Richard Vance
On. E. Summers
Vance
Lois Hodge
Garada
Lyle Courtier
Pvt
Rodney Courtier
Eppley Airfield
Fort Hauchuca
Aviz
Italy
Clyde Liston
Albert Anderson
Anderson
Noah
Fred Vinton
Atrs. Jr. Perkins
Mes. Perkin
Anna Jones
Gladys Bollinger
Clarence Rush
Loray Rush
Griswold
Mastings Methodist“ Cliurch
Dale Alexander
Siver City
George Clark
Dr. Perkins
Clarence Run
Fred Courtier
Glenwood
Eugene Palser Art
Robert Peterson
Council Bluffs
Janet Palser
Peterson
Bill Shapcatt
Eddie Meadows
South Dakota
J. A. Kline
First Avenue
State OF
Iowa
Supreme Court
Clay Legrand
Harold L. Martin
Nixon's
Farmers
Nixon
Lidia
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