EMAITCHESS SCHOOL VOCAL TALENT TESTED AT SERVICE
A Thuteday event at the Methodist Presbyterian church featured Emaitchess School vocal groups under Miss Bleutere. The mixed quartet, girls choir, and solos performed pieces by Rerger Brainer Morley and others, with Mary Alice Washburn and Frances Bwoboda among top scouts.
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Presbyterian Church
Miss Bleutere
Rerger
Mary Alten Washburn
Betty Lou Barnard
Mike Jones
Hud Coons
Roberton
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Grace Cardwell
Marty Alice Washburn
Soprahda
Mary Ann Jones
Lota Hobinson
Betty Low Barnard
Altos
George Pratt
Bob Baker
Bud Coons
Home Economics Entertains High School Group at Dinner
Home Economics class hosted a dinner for the high school talent, teachers, school board members and their wives. Tables featured Eastat fashion with a bouquet of sweet peas and yellow carnations, and paper place cards crafted by Mary Margaret Stevesson and others. Students serving included Mary Jane Young and Jean Pevehousa among a list of helpers.
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Mary Alicea Wattburn
Iva Jackson
Mary Jane Young
Willadean Holden
Jean Pevehouse
Carodean Sell
Mary Margaret Stevesson
Hilly Jean Haden
Grace Cardwell
Mary Ann Jones
Rose Maries Fickal
Lote Jones
Cynthia Menachel
Claire Steele
Shirley Platt
Lois Robinson
Jean Clem
Glida Pershing
Norma Clem
Lavine Hedlund
Bette Brammer
Frances, Swobods
Betty Lou Barnard
Maying
Morley
Taenity
Hillis Jean Hadefi
Betty Jon Barhard
Jean Pevehousa
Willadean Helden
Joan Haimiltot
Wahona Martin
Sylphs Walker
Mary Margaret Brevessonh
Billie Jean Haden
Carol Jean Sel
Betty Low Barnard
Senior Spotlights Edan Maddocks and Doris Hatfield
Edan Maddocks, a Malvern student in her senior year, exhibited a drawing at the Joslyn Memorial in Omaha and was selected to Ames for the home economics convention. She served four years with the Girl Reserves, led as poster chairman, played cymbals in band, and contributed to 4-H band and glee club. Doris Hatfield began Malvern public schooling in 1981, pursued commercial work, trained in bookkeeping typing and shorthand, and plans to continue at Jarpe Construction Co.
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Edna
Malvern
Joslyn Mémorial
Omaha
Edna Wan
Ames
Bhé
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Jarpe Comtikeion Co
Librarians Organize Cleanup Week at Library
Librarians met for a brief but successful meeting announcing cleanup week. They straightened shelves, organized books and magazines, washed and polished tables. They ask students to cooperate and help maintain tidy shelves.
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Gossip and romances swirl in a busy week at town
Gossip Brneanine Neill is happy withDwight Myers home on Coast Guard furlough. Edna Maddocks and Hart Bell recoveries stir talk as Adna returns. Question of the Week asks about eraser mischief. Cynthia recalls Friday calls to many, mostly unknown. Miss Elliott misses echoing until Monday. New romance blooms between Vanda Knop and Lawrence, inspiring Dolores Langdale. Otho Dickernbach is teased for eraser toss.
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Brneanine Neill
Dwight Myers
Coast Guard
Edna Maddocks
Hart Bell
Edna
Munps
Adna
Othe Dickertbach
Cynthia
Bob Baker
Miss Elliott
Echoe
Vanda
Knop
Lawrence
Dolores Langdale
Mins Elliott
Otha Dickernbach
Otho
Rationing Calendar Details for War Price Board 65
Open to the public every afternoon Monday through Saturday from 1 to 5. Tires Class B rations inspection period runs July through October 31. Glass QC ration every three months with deadlines May 1 and November 89. Commercial vehicles rated by mileage. fuel and point values for various coupons and book numbers included.
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Wedding Showers Mark Jeanette Luther Yaktich’s Marriage
Mrs. itwadd Yeklich Hon. Mrs. Edward Yaktich, formerly Jeanette Luther, has been honored with wedding showers since her recent marriage. Family, friends, and students hosted gatherings at Davenport and the Mississippi hotel, with meals, music, and many gifts. Guests from Malvern, Wesley, and Heddersott attended.
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Itwadd Yeklich
Edward Yaktich
Jeanette Luther
Ward Pickel
Davenport
Mississippi
Jeanette
Wesley Chapel Friends
Henry Washburn
Mary Allee
Joyce Pierson
Malvern
Wesley and Heddersott
TIPS Fracsineay Check Tension On Grain Binder
Grain binder needle tension should be to to pounds. Knotter twine tension should be 12 to 16 pounds. Twine holder tension ranges 36 to 40 pounds. A small spring scale can verify tensions during alignment.
Measuring Hema Gauge from Cardboard for Small Seams
A simple notched gauge crafted from old cardboard helps measure small hematoma seam allowances. This handy card board tool allows quick patterning and edge scoring for precise sewing.
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