New Students Enroll at Malvern Community High School
A Malvern Community Schools notice lists eight new students for MCHS across grades. Seniors Lecha Wyant from Rea Gak Community Schools and BM Rive from South High in Omaha join families tied to Wyant and others. Sophomores Carrie Corad from Red Oak and Toni Kirchme ry from South High in Omaha, plus freshmen Debbie Campbell from Age Public School, join. Junior High adds Kathy Bowely from West Elementary and Debbie Bayes from Nishua Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tycker Wortis
Debbie Wayinire
Malvern
Lecha Wyant
Rea Gak
Shales Wyant
BM Rive
South High
Omit
Mery
Joe Rithe
Charles Wyant
Red Oak Community Schools
Samire Wyant
Carrie Corad
Red Oak
Debbie Bayes
Nishua Valley
John Bates
Mac. Stemme
Cast Selected for Drama Club Play at MCHS
Mr Libke announces cast for drama club production Once is September at MCHS. Cast includes Sharlens Sealt Elizabeth Collum Mike Blackburn David Callans Pat Trivuly Patricia Revell Ken Blackman Tony Culling Join Phelps Milton Colton Janice Clay Aunt Maud Weston Rob Wash burn and Jeff Jomson. Rehearsals continue for a November 4 show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libke
MCHS
Cath
Sharlens Sealt
Elizabeth Collum
Mike Blackburn
David Callans
Pat Trivuly
Patricia Revell
Ken > Blackman
Tony Culling
Join Phelps
Milton Colton
Janice Clay
Maud Weston
Rob Washburn
Jeff Jomson
Malvern High To Attend Conference Music Festival
On November 6 the Malvern high school choir under director Buketinga will travel to South Page for the Conference Music Festival. About 600 students from all conference schools are expected. The Malvern group will number 54 and the afternoon will be devoted to rehearsals led by Mr. Nelson Crow of Western Community College. An evening public concert will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High Eclair
Ther Tirector
Buketinga
South Page
9 MCHS Seniors Take ACT Tests
Several MCHS seniors participated in the American College Test program on Oct. 21 at Red Oak Community High School. Students from Malvern included Dri Mort Sharlene Scott Mike Whitney Roger Powles Larry Williams Randy Brammer Joan Phelps Mikey Blackturn and Dixie Bird. Tests covered English mathematics social studies and natural science and averaged about forty minutes each. Results will be sent to three colleges chosen by each student and to their high school. Other students plan to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Red Oak Community High School
Malvern
Dri Mort
Sharlene Scott
Mike Whitney
Roger Powles
Larry Williams
Randy Brammer
Joan Phelps
Mikey Blackturn
Dixie Bird
Education group emblem symbolizes shared goals in parade display
The NJEAL emblem shown on the Homecoming parade float and on local teachers’ cars represents the three associations local state and national. The red white and blue reflect patriotic pride while the blue triangular background signals interdependence and cooperation. The white pi signifies high academic standards and the red wedge denotes forward thrust in the space age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NJEAL
National Education Association
Asso Cation
MELA
Malvern Band Receives High Rating at State Contest
The Malvern Community high school marching band earned a high rating at the state contest held in Shenandoah on Oct MH. Seven bands competed in Class Malvern, with classifications based on school size. Judges noted the high quality of performances across all bands amid ideal weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Community High School
Shenandoah
Malvern
Sidney
Essex
Mormon ‘Trail
Humeston
Town
Farragut
Malvern Band Shines In Homecoming Parade
Attendees praised showmanship and skits as schools from Agar i Des Moines and Woodbine joined the contest. The Malvern band wore snappy uniforms and performed well executed marching routines. The group and its members acquitted themselves nicely during Glenwood's annual Homecoming on Friday Oct 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agar i Des Moines
Woodbine
Malvern Band
Glenwood
Band Contest Judging Sparks Debate On Marching Style
Comments celebrate the Shenandoah marching contest showing by the band which earned a two rating amid praise for its near flawless field performance. Critics note a shift toward football halftime entertainment and suggest the music association treat events as band contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
He Music Association
Malvern Community School Lunch Menu Fragments
Oct 30 beef and noodles with tossed salad and fruit. Oct 31 meat loaf and mashed potatoes with green beans and Halloween cake. Nov 4 mind-vites and mixed vegetables with pickle and apricots. Nov 2 ham salad baked beans tossed salad and orange whip. Nov S macaroni and cheese with spinach and apples.
Panther Cubs Fall to Farragut 34 6
In a rough game the Panther Cubs were defeated by Farragut with a final score of 34 to 6. Key moments and standout plays are not clearly legible due to OCR errors, but Farragut controlled the game with the better offense and defense, scoring multiple times and keeping the Cubs from mounting an effective comeback.
Bales Welcomes Grandson Travis Owen Bales Home
Mrs John Walker heard that her grandson Travis Owen Bales arrived October 19 to reside with Mr and Mrs Oren Bales in Warrensburg Missouri Mrs Bales is remembered here as Bernice Northep
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Travis Owen Bales
Oren Bales
Warrensburg
Bales
Bernice Northep
Minor Neck and Chest Injuries in Accident near Glenwood
Dean Grindle of Glenwood sustained minor neck and chest injuries in a late Monday accident on Highway 275 34 east of Glenwood when Allen Dale Gough of Silver City rear ended Grindle. Gough’s car damage was $100 and Grindle’s $75. Earlier, Doris Jean Dorsett, 16, of Minco la, drove into a ditch after her car lost control near the Glenwood city dump, damaging the right front fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Grindle
Glenwood
Edwin Barkus
Allen Dale Gough
Silver City
Grinde
Gough
Grindle
Doris Jean Dorsett
Glenwood City
Glenwood Motorist Fined After Sunday Accident
Glenwood motorist Thomas Henry Honig twenty of route three Glenwood was fined fifteen dollars and costs by Justice Ernest Wimmerman for failure to have control of his car. His 1962 Impala was demolished in an accident at 3 a.m. Sunday six miles southwest of Glenwood on highway 34. Sheriff Edwin Barkus said Honig lost control at a curve. Other fines listed in Timmerman s court include Theodore Bauer Ames twenty two dollars, Ada Johnson Council Bluffs fourteen dollars, Edwin Samshal Offutt Air Base ten dollars, William E B Tracy Jr Valley Nebraska seven dollars, and truck speeding. Disturbing the peace fined Joseph H Cramer Offutt Air Force Base fifteen dollars, Lamont Tuttle Council Bluffs assembled gun in car ten dollars, Ronnie Lee Colley Tabor intoxication five days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Henry Honig
Glenwood
Ernest Wimmerman
Honig
Edwin Barkus
Tonig
Timmerman
Theodore Bauer
Ames
Ada Johnson
Council Bluffs
Edwin Samshal
Offutt Air Base
William EB
Tracy, Jr
Late October Beauty Evident in Iowa
Public Safety Commissioner Jack M. Fulton notes the beauty of late October in Iowa yet warns thousands of children will be on town streets, creating fall hazards for motorists. He urges parents and teachers to educate youngsters on safe costumes and clear visibility, and for drivers to exercise caution to prevent tragedies on Halloween evenings.
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Iowa
Public Safety
Jack M. Fulton
Fulton
1968 ACP Broad Aims Announced
The 1968 Agricultural Conservation Program will continue to address soil water and wildlife conservation on national farmland. Secretary Orville L. Freeman said attention will target low income lands and special multi benefit projects. Robert M. Hume chairs the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committees, noting ACP is the Federal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville L. Freeman
Robert, M. Hume
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County
ACP
School Bus Inspection Day Highlights Safety Passes
On Oct 18 the State Department of Public Instruction with the State Department of Public Safety conducted the annual bus inspection. Eight buses and two wagons used to transport students were checked for safety, and safety stickers were placed on each vehicle that passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Instruction
State Department of Public Safety
Chantry News Special Education class hosts Dwight Fellows
Special Education students welcomed County Superintendent Dwight Fellows as a visitor on Wednesday afternoon. He spoke to the class and distributed teaching books to aid the students in their learning and savings efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Bowman
Dwight Fellows
Mr. Fellows
Conservation and farm income gain through ACP efforts outlined
The article details cost-sharing and special ACP projects to aid low income farmers in adopting conservation practices, improving farm appearance and local economies. It notes erosion control near towns, wildlife habitat efforts, and the role of State and County ACP groups in tailoring local programs. It also cites alarming auto crash fatalities and injuries to urge driver caution. Agricultural data show Oct 1 stocks and forecasts for 1967 corn and 1966-67 soybeans, with Iowa and Illinois contributing significantly to U S production and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Youngsters Learn About Emergencies TV Club
Iowa 4 H TV Action Club teaches grade school children about emergencies and survival. More than 50 000 have joined. Sponsored by Iowa Cooperative Extension Service and local stations. Fremont county meetings air on WOW TV Omaha channel 6. Members receive a badge and pin plus a project manual. Enrollment via teachers or county extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Lynn Benson
4H ‘Tv
Iowa Cooperative , Extension Service
Fremont County
Wow-Tv
Channel 6
Omaha
Nebi
Elrell
Have you ever stopped at the number of people
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a question about stopping at a number of people. No clear events, dates, places, or named entities are readable.
Iowa Farm Outlook Shows Grain Carryover Rise
An Iowa State University economist forecasts substantial increases in carryover stocks for corn and soybeans in the 1967 38 marketing year. He attributes the rise to higher production and larger farm stocks, signaling tighter supply conditions.
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Bob Wisner
Iowa
Minneston
Nebraska
U. S
Wisner
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
Ilinois
Iowa State University
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Carmen Cogad
Eth Wyant
Steve Chites
Avid
Debbie Campbell
Bill Milbe
Fom Kirehinder
Oiews Community Schools
Drama Club
Oru Mint
Vey Allen Uitrvis
MCKS
Carter Orchard
Glenwood, Lowa
Robert Chown
Nisla Valley
Malvern Community School
Loncil
Panther Cubs
Ry Dee
Barthes
Ree
Iabaues
Mike Bayt
Mahooon
Aivara
Lowe
OAKS
By Rosemary Biggerstail
Chantry News
Smoenges Ena McHs
Ae Fierce Tiger
Department of Public Safety
Iowa Farm
Outlook
U*s*air Force
WE Aerospace Team
Jocal Air Force
Sette
the Mills
ASC County
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Hudson
Wrood
Bestco
Mills Aids
Mills Ascs
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