Hastings Federated Woman's Club Met at Nishna Vale Shop
The Hastings Federated Woman's Club met with Lola Wearin on Sept. 2 at Nishna Vale shop for coffee. Nancy Mulholland presided in the absence of President Mary Allaly. Libby Grindle gave the flag salute. Mona Pace presented the spiritual dough. Nellie Crouse spoke on citizenship. Jamie Menschiel led the federation project Why the Blue Book. A Penny Art fund collection was taken. Jennie Haroff and Alice Washburn discussed Hall of Art with several paintings shown. Hostesses were Mary Allely, Nancy Mulholland, Libby Grindle, and Jigs Wondrill. 22 members and guest Mrs. Zenu Bass attended.
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Hastings Federated Woman's Club
Lola Wearin
Nishna Vale
Coffer
Nancy Mulholland
Mary Allaly
Libby Grindle
Mona Pace
Nellie Crouse
Jamie Menschiel
le Federation
Penny Art Fund
Jennie Haroff
Alice Washburn
Hall of Art
Mary Allely
Jigs Wondrill
Janie Menschst
Zenu Bass
Hastings MRS HERB STOGDILL Correspondent shoe
The Ladies vegetary Association met Wednesday afternoon at Herb Stogdill home with seven ladies attending. Names and visits note PFC Donald Brazeal on furlough with cats, and multiple local family visits in Shenandoah Red Oak and Malvern. Several relatives prepare for Viet Nam. Arthur Goodwin family visited his mother Willisea. Susie Hall returned from Red Oak Hospital. Steve Clutes begins military schooling at Lexington Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Vegetary Association
Herb Stogdill
PFC
Donald Brazeal
Fr. Bliss
Gerald Brenda
Red Oak
Della Re Gear
Jesse Perkins
Anna Tones
Shenandoah
Terri Stoghill
Russell Crayfor
Patsy
Glenwead
Chas. Resh
Angie
Malvern
Bill Quill
Sioux City
Robert Kilpatrick
R Bartlett
Henry Clark
Sp. Laws
Ft. Riley
Kan
Gilbert Hall
Viet Nam
Arthur Goodwin
Willisea
Susie Hall
Steve Clutes
Miliary
Lexington
Officers elected for Wastings MYF at church
The Wastings MYF elected officers Janet Goodwin as president Sandy Siogdill as vice president Rodney Courlier as secretary Sandy Goodwin as treasurer and Joyce Kelley as leader. Meetings set for Sundays at 1 p.m. at the Methodist church. Open to youth over 10 years old.
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MYF
Janet Goodwin
Sandy Siogdill
Rodney Courlier
Sandy Goodwin
Joyce Kelley
Methodist Church
Hastings Fun Day Seeks Crowd At Rodeo Grounds
The Horseshow Saddle Club sponsors a Hastings Fun Day on Sunday September 18 starting at 1 PM at the rodeo grounds. Events include races and pole bending with ribbons as prizes. no admission charge, only entry fees for contestants. Mr and Mrs Jim Rountrves and family and Mr and Mrs Wayne Cragg ford attended a fun day near Tabor Sunday.
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The
Horseshow Saddle Club
Jim Rountrves
Wayne Craggford
Tabor
East Liberty WSCS and Church Board Meeting Notes
WSCS met Thursday afternoon with reports and planning for future interests. Birthday celebrations honored Mrs Windle and Mrs Florence wife helm. Church board planned annual dinner for September 19 and announced World Wide Communion Sunday on October 2 and Layman's Day. Quarterly Conference will be October 46 led by district superintendent Alvin Maberry.
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WSCS
Furice
Charley Alexander
Eain Honoy
Golda Windle
Florence
Helm
Pullman
Laygman
East Liberty
Alvin Maberry
Will
East Liberty MRS and guests share weekend visits
Tom Osborn of Glenwood was a Thursday evening guest of Mrs. Leonard Parker and Mr. Parker. The Parkers hosted dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Galen Hunt near Malvern. George Shaw of Council Bluffs visited Charles Yall’s family. Jerry Millcens of Omaha were weekend guests. Jimmy Parker to Red Oak hospital for appendectomy, recovering well. Barbecue Sunday for relatives including the Chambers, Scott, Lavon Sastings, and Roger Scott. Homer Mayberry and Alys Swayze's family visits to Omaha for hospitalization. Shirley returned home with them. Lyle Williams and aunt Mrs. Charles Schoening visited in Council Bluffs. Climex Methodist Church concert attendance. Claude Stephens and Clarence McKinney of Tenderson returned from Houston Missouri weekend trip with family picnic and multiple relatives visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Osborn
Glenwood
Leonard Parker
Parkker
Parkers
Galen Hunt
Malvern
George Shaw
Counsel Bluffs
Charles Yall
Jerry Millicens
Omaha
Mel
Joe Parker
Jimmy
Red Oak Hospital
Claire Chambers
M Floyd Chambers
Council Bluffs
Carl Scott
Lavon
Sastings
Kenneth Scott
Roger
Homer Mayberry
Alys. Swayze
Shirley
Clarence McKinney
Tenderson
Houston
Wiley Sanders
Bonnie Burger
Council Blutts
Dale Sell
Glenwood Lake
Paris
Warren Gaylard
Gordon Gaylard
Becky
Linda
Glenwood Christian Church
Weldon Morgan
Denver
Caley
Clayton Bower
Eppley Airport
Art Paajanen
Las Vegas
Nev
George Rowe
Sidney
Hamburg Hospital
Frank Kemp
Rey Mikesell
B. Frank Buffington
Dwight Buffington
Dorothy Buesing
Chicago
Robert Campbell
Nebraska City
Nebr
C. C. Scherer
W. J. Hansell
Plalnsmouth
Gordon Gaylord
Hillsdale Church
Glenwood Lake Park
Claude Williams
Ernest White
George Wright
Omaha University
Walter Phelps
Tom Delashmutt
Kevin
Sabra
Sell
Glenwood Lake Park, Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Tuak
Delashmutl
Annual Harvest Home Held Amid Pleasant Weather
Sunday featured the Gust Liberty Annual Harvest Home with lighter attendance. Mrs. Theron Mickelson played piano for the congregational singing as Carolyn Hilton and Gloria Browey of Eile performed. Rev. Pullman delivered a message, and a bountiful noon dinner followed chaired by Mrs. Hugh Hayes. A vocal duet by Mrs. Kenneth Scott and Sharlene Malvern, assisted by Dixie Bird, wrapped the afternoon with messages from Rev. Turney of Knoxville and Rev. Sturgell of Gordonville. Manford Stoelling spoke about his year in the Kerneth Asmussen home in Glenwood and study at the University of Munich. Officers for next year were announced: Mrs. Hayes chair, M. Slots vice chair, and Mrs. Alexander secretary-treasurer. The event featured decorated sanctuary and dining rooms with floral arrangements, and the farthest attendees were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Maddocks of Syracuse, Nebraska, from the greatest distance.
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Theron Mickelson
Carolyn Hilton
Gloria Browey
Eile
Browé
Pullman
Hugh Hayes
Kenneth Scott
Sharlene
Malvern
Dixig Bird
Rey
John C.turney
Knoxville
Roy FP. Sturgell
Gordonville
Manford Stoelling
Germany
Kerneth Asmussen Hotme
Glenwood
U.S.A
University of Munich
Hayes
M. Slots
Alexander Secy
Treas
W. JI. Maddocks
Syracuse
Nebr
Social visits and church funeral in region
My and Mrs Charley Alexander visited near Red Oak. Phoebe Goodell and others toured Lincoln Fair. Several neighbors called on Mrs Josie Stots and Mrs Leonard Parker. Charley Alexander and Arch Clay attended Walton Johnson’s funeral in Sidney. Dinner guests included Scott Briley Ralph Jackson and Charley Reed. The Theron Mickelsons joined Sell reunion at Glenwood park. Paul Tackett ill in Hamburg hospital. Walter Stille hosted cookout for Parker Newell and family. Jeanie Stille visited in Omaha.
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Charley Alexander
Everet Thomas
Red Oak
Charles Shenefield
Phoebe Goodee
Lincoln
Josie Stots
Ethel Shafer and
Dorthy
Malvern
Leonard Parker
Arch Clay
Sidney Priday
Walton Johnson
Phoebe Goodell Sulrday
Scott Briley
New Market
Ralph Jackson
Cally Ors
Orla Jones
Leo Rasgler
Charley Reed
Tabor
Phoebe Goonell
Beulah Wirth
Daisy Bell
Pearl Bell
Shenandoah
Theron Mickelsons
Glenwood Park
Paul Tackett
Carolyn
Harve Tackett
Tackett
Hamburg Hospital
Walter Stille
Leonard Parkker
Fred Newell
David
Jeanie Stille
Omaha
New Handbook Spoils Old Alibis for Students
A school district announces a new student handbook designed for students and parents. It covers rules from locker access to parking and lists prices for meals and activity awards plus a calendar of major events and locations. The writer urges students to develop new alibis quickly.
Come As You Are party and many visits noted
Hillscale Mrs Drayton Slaughter attended a Come As You Are party at the home of Mrs Gele Dickersbach Thursday evening. Numerous relatives and friends traveled to Malvern or nearby towns visiting hosts including Mrs B Frank Burlington returning from Chicago and several households sharing meals and greetings across Lincoln, Pacific Junction, Griswold, Glenwood, Missouri Valley, Bennington and Minneola during the week.
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Drayton Slaughter
Malvern Bpw
Gele Dickersbach
B. Frank Burlington
Chicago
Jack Buflington
Greg Bullington
Lea Clark Rehnned
Mes
Roy Vince
Fritch, Tesas
Frank Kemp
Waroki Rhode
Tabor
Darland McGinnis
W. . Myers
Missouri Valley
Ben Jackson
Vernon Folkes
Jim Folkes
Huthorg
Harry Evans
RIC Plans Club Tour to Omaha
Rural Improvement Club finalizes a Wednesday trip to Omaha on September 21. Members meet at 1 a.m. on Glenwood square, tour includes shopping dinner and movie with hosts Mesdames Myron Jones and Ben Jackson.
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Rural Improvement Club
Glenwood
Omaha
Mesdames Myron Jones
Ben Jackson
Picnic and horseback ride at Waubonsie State Park
Richard Henderson and Richard Basse enjoyed a picnic dinner at Waubonsie State Park followed by a horseback ride.
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Richard Henderson
Richard Basses
Waubonsie State Park
NV Calendar Highlights and School Events
Linnea Johnson editor Barbara Smiley assistant NV calendar lists events. September 15 girls softball at Neola 4 pm September 16 Farragut at NV senior air force tests September 19 NV schoolboard meeting September 21 no school Mills and Fremont County Teachers Institute September 22 junior high football Malvern at NV September 23 NV at Malvern 730 pm.
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Neola
Farragut
N.V
Air Force
Mills & Fremont County Teachers’ Institute
Malvern
School Opens At NV Nishna Valley High School
Nishna Valley Junior-Senior High School opened August 29 to begin the 1966-67 year. Principal Keith Hart welcomed students and new teachers as the first days ran smoother after initial confusion. The school day is eight periods from 8:20 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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Nishna Valley
Keith Hart
Ten New Sewing Machines for NV Home Economics Class
The Home Economics department received ten brand new sewing machines to start the year. Students will be the first to use them, making projects from wool, corduroy, or suede cloth as needed. The machines should greatly aid the girls in completing their sewing projects.
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Tlome He. VW
Hillsdale Harvest Home Day and church events recap
Hillsdale Sunday services followed Harvest Home Day plans with East Liverly participation. Residents from Tullsdale attended a church gathering. locals visited relatives, attended reunions, and a picnic at Glenwood Lake Park concluded a weekend of social and family events.
Operation Catch Up at Nishna Valley
A summer school program in the Nishna Valley Community School District enrolled 127 students with WM teachers and emphasized better reading comprehension. Instruction covered reading science language mathematics social studies and health with vision and hearing tests for all students. Mills County health officer Dr M L Scheffel conducted physical exams and immunized 32 children with Mrs Barker Mills County speech therapist assisting.
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Nishna Valley Community
Physically Fit Tests Highlight Student Assessments
Students in Mrs Obrecti s class underwent a week of fitness tests. They were timed in the 600 yard walk run shuttle relay and 40 yard dash. Other measures included softball throw standing broad jump sit ups and pull ups. Results were categorized by age as excellent good fair or poor.
Juniors Receive Rings From Nishna Valley Class
Connie Parker reports Nishna Valley juniors received their Continental style class rings on Sept. 6 after awaiting delivery. Each ring features a color of set and size chosen individually. The article invites readers to call 624-8512 with any news for The Leader.
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Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley Elects Class Officers by Year Level
Students at Nishna Valley named officers for the coming year after polls on Sept 7. Seniors elected Mike Yowell and peers to positions. juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and eighth and seventh graders chose their leaders. An advertising line notes adding machine paper rolls for sale.
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Nishna Valley
N.V
Blackhawks
Hawkettes
Mike Yowell
Peg Farrington
Kris Rummery
Bob Johnson
Mercer
Bill Scherle
Denny
David Boileau
Leo Ricken
Danny Pierce
Mr. Caldwell
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Guy's Spanish Peanuts
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Gust Liberty
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Hillscale
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RIC Plans Club
David Timson
Hillsdale
Mills County Prize
Mills County
Raymond Morrieal
Robert Wyant
Fay Timson
Doug
Rodney Blackburn
Linnea Johnson
Barbara Smiley
Pat Johnson
Norma Timson
East Liverly
Tullsdale
Ernest Brower
Gloria
Wayne Hilton
Forrest Bloomey
Nishna
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Connie Parker
Poeguy Haack
Stormor
Stormer
Fender Sales & Service
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