Nishna Valley Classes Elect New Officers For Year
Nishna Valley high and junior high elected officers and sponsors for the year. Seniors chose Phillip Straight as president and Carol Hall as vice president, with Diane Bowen secretary treasurer and Mr. Eric as sponsor. Juniors elected Richard Russell president and Craig Palmer vice president, Linda Larsen treasurer, Janet Hascall secretary, Mrs. Thorson sponsor. Sophomores chose Perry Allen president and Richard Godfrey vice president, Sandra Barns secretary, Eliana Febles treasurer, Mr. Greenwood sponsor. Freshmen elected Larry Weigman president and Janet Rydberg vice president, Joan Lindberg secretary, Marsha Palmer treasurer, Mr. Pierce sponsor. Eighth graders picked David Bruce president and Dana McKee vice president, Kay Rydberg sec treas. Seventh graders elected Scott Sayers president with Sergio Febles vice president. David Swett named cheerleader.
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Nishna Valley High
Phillip Straight
Carol Hall
Diane Bowen
Eric
Richard Russell
Craig Palmer
V. P
Linda Larsen
Treas
Janet Hascall
Sec'y
Thorson
Perry Allen
Richard Godfrey
Sandra Barns
Eliana Febles
Mr. Greenwood
Larry Weigman
Janet Rydberg
Vy. P
Joan Lindberg
See’y
Marsha Palmer
Mr. Pierce
Sharon Eastwood
Shirley Mabary
Mar Jene Mortis
Sue Ann Simpson
Beverly Vine
Wortman Speaks on Writing News Stories to Class
Mr Wortman of The Mavven Leader spoke to the secretarial practice class about how news stories are written. He explained the typing style and what kind of news suits the paper. After the talk, pictures were taken of the news staff.
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Wortman
The
Maivvern Leader
Spirits Rise at New Nishna Valley School Opening
Spirits high as the new Nishna Valley school opens Tuesday with students and teachers boosted by the building. More students join extracurriculars like softball football music band and cheerleader tryouts, signaling what may be one of the most successful school years yet.
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Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley High Tests Measure Student Development
The past Monday and Tuesday the Nishna Valley high students took Iowa Educational Development tests. These assess general educational development to compare schools, identify areas for improvement, guide lesson planning, and aid teachers in advising pupils on educational and vocational plans.
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Nishna Valley High
Iowa
New Zealand IFYE Talks to Nishna Valley Students
Malcolm Guy of North Island New Zealand spoke at Nishna Valley on Sept 6 as part of the Meet-the-People Exchange. He described farm life, schooling, and costs in New Zealand, and noted impressing Americans by supermarkets, highways, farm mechanization, and advertising.
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New Zealand
IFYE
Nishna Valley
Malcolm Guy
North Island
New Nishna Valley School
Guy
David Angus
Strahan
England
South Africa
Australia
Nishna Valley Junior High Welcomes New Students
New pupils join Nishna Valley Junior High across eighth and seventh grades. Eighth graders Robert McVey David Bruce Norma Timson join classes and Javier Febles, son of the Spanish teacher, adds to the seventh grade cohort as football season starts with 40 boys aiming for an undefeated run.
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Javier Febles
Crusaders
Nishna Valley Sare
Robert McVey
David Bruce
Norma Timson
Ed Febles
Rick Push
Cheerleaders Pick Out New Uniforms for NHS
The 1963-64 NHS cheerleaders were chosen last Friday from 20 tryouts in the school yard. Six seniors and one junior named Sue Ann Simpson Sharron Eastwood Bever ly Viner Marlene Morris Diane Bowen Shirley Mabary will receive new uniforms, with material picked in Omaha after school. Uniforms will not be ready for the first game but will be for the second game.
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NHS
Sue Ann Simpson
Sharron Eastwood
Beverly Viner
Marlene Morris
Diane Bowen
Shirley Mabary
William Smith
Omaha
Finding Rooms a Pleasant Problem at New NY School
Carol Hall notes the opening of a new NY school where students and staff face the amusing challenge of locating rooms. The piece highlights new bells, home economics gear, shop facilities, and office equipment, signaling a modern campus ready to train students for daily life and work.
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New NY
Carol Hall
Wnishna Valley
Pretty Hands Junior Class Rings Here
Sharren Eastwood reports juniors at Nishna Valley High are jubilant as class rings arrive. Jostens representatives meet sophomores to select stone color and ring style. This year two styles exist a plain stone and a diagonal stripe, and excitement fills the halls.
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Sharren Eastwood
Nishna Valley High
Josten
Nishna Valley Band Opens Fall Parade Season
The Nishna Valley junior and senior high marching band led the Hastings Little Britches rodeo parade on Sept 1 with a larger unit including junior high members. Majorettes are Linda Johnson, Karen Rieken, Susan Brown, Claudia McMullen, Beverly McMullen and Lana Kadel. Drum majorette Beverly Viner. flag twirlers Laurie Davis and Shirley Mabary. They also performed at Essex Labor Day and Emerson Fall Festival on Sept 7 and plan Henderson Holiday on Sept 21 plus home football games starting Sept 13.
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Sy Aren Werken
Nishna Valley
Hastings Little Britches
Linda Johnson
Karen Rieken
Susan Brown
Claudia McMullen
Beverly McMullen
Lana Kadel
Beverly Viner
Laurie Davis
Shirley Mabary
Essex
Emerson
Henderson
Oaks community church notes and local visits
Sunday School attendance was sixty five with two visitors, and a birth day recorded as one. Activities include worship at 11 a.m., Sunday school at 10 a.m., mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30 p.m., choir practice 8 30 p.m., Sunday evening service, and young people's prayer Saturday 7 p.m. A film titled Walk the Tightrope is planned for Saturday evening. Several visitors and relatives from Seward, Milford, Lincoln, and Kansas City visited Waubonsie park and nearby areas with local families. Discussions mention Tabor College attendance and John Brown University connections.
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Oaks Community Church
Paul Livin
Merrill Sowers
Seriit
John
White School House
George W. Stephens
Seward
Nebr
Arthur Hansley
Milford
Nabr
Edna Miller
Lincoln
J. G. Stream
Evelyn War- Ten
Jewell
Dean Warren
Jane
Waubonsie State Park
George Stephana
Dean Warrens
Barbara
Hillsboro
Kan
Tuseday
Tabor College
Don Davidson
John Brown University
Vinton Johnson
Clarksville
Official Proceedings of Mills County Board of Supervisors
The August 1963 official proceedings document lists numerous bills and payments from county funds, detailing items across general fund, state institutions, mental health, poor fund, and other accounts. It records supervisors present and actions taken, including expenditures to Davis Market, Blue Cross, Gamble Store, Edwina Barkus, Horton Nursing Home, Dept. of Social Welfare, and various mileage, supplies, and service charges.
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Mille County
Glenwood
Iowa
Board of
John Bricher
Harold Tackett
Eawin L. Barkus
Nein Apne Bane Criminal Research
Davis Market
Bevere DeYoung
Edwin L. Barkus
Blue Cross
Boone Blank Book Co
Boyer's
Boyle Farm Equip. Co
Reir Holding A
Gamble Store
Rose Garrett
Piomneia Cane
Ross Garrett
Pam $ Lopes
Q. Hall
J.P. Fees
Sec
Sowensekiast
Wwe
Malvern Leader
Matt Parrott & Sons
Nanman
Rossa Etreb
R. d. McPherron
Meyer
C. Meyer
Mintle Co
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Robinson’s
Charles Stinard
Omvi Smith
Fred H. Beaumont
J. I. Holcomb Mfg
Compal New York Plumbing
Paul Sainoff
Bond
Bang’s Fund
W. D. Cotter
Christian Home
Dept. of Social Welfare
Soci Welfare
Dept. of
Ward DeYoun
Edna
Estes Hotel
Franksen & Johnson
Emme Gilson
J. D. Hennessey
Honeyman
Haleger
Horton Nursing Home
Edmundson Hospital
Charles Kirtley
John Kline
E. G. Magarat
Mansfield’s
Mercy Hospital
Nishna Cottage
Agga Opinion-Tribune
Arthur & Paul Pedersen
Ee Cattle
Roger Jackson
Troutman
W. L. Vanderlinden
Nattin Mak
County School
FUNI
Glen M. McGee
Toverty
Sprayers, Inc
Baers Sprayers, Inc
Wilbert Kahl
Soldier's Relief
Collins Drug Co
Power & Light
Jack's Super Saver
LaRue Drugs
Ord Bros
Safeway Stores, Inc
Tore
G Fund
Carroll Perkins
Labor
Dale Allensworth
Bglas Clyde Dickersbach
Joseph Parker
Lester Roberts
Virgil Decker
Steven Johnson
Lester Severn
A. D. Fleming
Wm. C. Barbour
Lester Millaap
Marion Wilhelm
Russell Fleming
Paul Utterback
Leo Jens
Arthur Wax
Fond Ace Auto Parts
Carroll Compound
Cornell Bluffs Auto Farts
DeWitt's General Store
Dept. Int
Eaton Metal Products
Emerines
Fehrs Tract
Fidler
Gamble Stara Dante
Mills County Board actions and financial ledgers compiled
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met August 6 1963 to name Brower s Branch Creek and approve related expenditures. The record lists labor payrolls supplies and services including Reid Transfer and various contractors and suppliers. Also notes certification discussions on USDA donated foods and welfare program adjustments with adjournment set for September 4 1962.
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D. J Jamison & Co
Bupee
Kimier & Son
Eigeler
Matt Parrott
Bona
Opinion-Tribune
Glenwood Tranalt
Peoples Nature
Philip Behultz
Red Oak Machine Co
Annie Ane
Schusters Auto Supply
Porte
Stanley
Non Sidies Co
Laula Mayberry
Max Mayberry
L. Mayberry
Ford Boyce
John Lincoln
John Williams
Peale Tabneon
Ralph Jobe
Gregory Buffingto
Beestry Buffington
David
Board of Supervisors
W. A. Benscoter
Wayne Hardman
B.D. Lawrence
Mervin Bolton
Fred F. Johnson
Virgil Grindle
Phillip Schultz
Lever
Mil
Lenge Robert Harms
Darrell Mayberry
Mills County Board of Supervisors
Key Creek
Harry Evang
Brower
N. McGrew
Lincoln
Mills County
Glenn L. Johnson
Mille County
Fellowship Supper at Oaks Well Attended
The Thursday fellowship supper at Oaks drew a large crowd. A Supper 8 program featured hymns, a duet by Rev and Mia, solo by Paul Ob Levin, and a skit Shoppers Special. The Levins received a pantry shower and left with pleasant surprises.
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Oaks Well
Rev
Mia
Paul Ob
Levin
Lester Marsden
Levins
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