A school note and local chatter from the era
A fragmented airmail of names, classes, and notices appears. The text references students Jn Slothower lly Cardwell Shirley Bacon and others, mentions illness, travel chatter, and Easter decor with colored eggs and after stories read, reflecting a period school column and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jun Slothower
Lly Cardwell
Shirley Bacon
Sylvia Smith
Inez Croushorn
Billy Baer
Anna Mary Frazier
Robert Chamberlain
Etealeth Trively
Eighth Grade Study and Shakespeare Reading Routines
The class is exploring circumference and area in math, studying national problems since 1920, and reading A Midsummer Night's Dream by Shakespeare. Most students attended routines Tuesday afternoon, working in circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meine
Reading
Seventh Grade News and Quilt Projects Highlight Week
After six weeks of exams the seventh grade did extra study. Students in history shared Civil War views via class newspapers titled The Liberate. In math they crafted quilt blocks and posters featuring manufacturing insignias. A Friday music program was led by Shirley Walker and Betty Lou Barkus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Walker
Betty Lou Barkus
Fifth Grade Celebrates Miss Jorene with Fruit Shower
Fifth grade pupils presented Miss Jorene a fruit shower for her mas ter gift on Friday. They studied a famous story for six weeks, creating posters about keeping flies out of the home. The room glowed with Easter Wires rabbits and chickens as Walter Bingham brought a Chinchilla rabbit to visit all grades. With spring, students posted bird pictures and listened for calls while Joan Saar was absent ill.
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Jorene
Walter Bingham
Joan Saar
Miss Hays Visits M H S Friday
Miss Hays a former teacher visits M H S on Friday. The fragmentary note mentions reflections on events from the previous night and a general sense of nostalgia with a muted tone about activities at the school.
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Miss Hays
HOOEY by HODGES
A fragmented collection of local humor and cartoons sketches recounting year end events. Jokes touch on Cuban concerns inviting Pan America officials and a misheard joke about a girl being slaughtered. Light anecdotes feature Miss Van M and Hershal Stout with a Bur r Hamilton reference.
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Tipo
Willard
Pan-America
Ronf
Enid
Mae
Hershal Stout
van M
Burr
Hamilton
Hershal
Fourth Grade Easter Party and Bulletin Note
Fourth grade held an Easter party last Friday with eggs and rabbits. Students made an Easter booklet for parents containing an original poem. Alva Biggerstaff is out sick with scarlet fever, and Marjorie Herrick and Roy Dean Mansfield earned perfect spelling for six weeks. Human Heart Very Busy The tyme tas ontraers abot SRAND ate.
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Alva Biggerstaff
Marjorie Herrick
Roy Dean Mansfield
Fragmentary 19th Century Coin and War Memorabilia
A corrupted OCR fragment references 1847 birth, naval and military figures, a 1835 San Jacinto clash, and a broader note on U S coinage with “In God We Trust” adoption. The text hints at historical figures, dates, and currency topics, but readability is limited, leaving only scattered mentions of events and people.
Junior News From Deming Class Scenes and Peeks
The junior group in Deming explores trees and scents, trying to tell cine tree from another while the public speaking class battles spring fever. An arithmetic trip to Farm Bureau offices showcases calculating machines as students test finger rings for a possible order.
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Farm Bureau
Third Grade Student Hospitalized After Appendectomy
Third grade Howard Greene was taken to the hospital Monday for an appendectomy. He is resting comfortably. Jackie Shere celebrated his eighth birthday Wednesday. The class has been making pastel decorations for the room as colored exits decorate the curtains and doors.
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Howard Greene
Jackie Shere
First Grade Receives Easter Basket and New Water Fountain
First grade students enjoyed a party last Friday then received a faster basket filled with Easter vegetables. They proudly unveiled a new drinking fountain and began a new reader, Innisem and Gray, Book I.
Second Grade Betty Orchard Moves to Omaha
A school note reports Betty Orchard has moved to Omaha. The class now includes nine girls and 16 boys. Last week the second graders showed talent in art class making paper flowers and taking home Dutch booklets.
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Betty Orchard
Omaha
Local Social Notes From Champion Hill Area
Florence and Lawrence Tatheld hosted CH and Plus Sunday school era dinner Sunday. Mrs. Claude Rector visits Hastings with Mrs. Ed Hathaway. Alfred Cooper and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Newell Fain for Sunday dinner. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Carrie Melain. next meeting to be April 22 with Mrs. J. C. Bullington. Comper and Stanley and Arthur Paul Elkins of Emerson visited the Ute home. Malvern trip and travels of Mrs. Dale Shelley and Meten and Pandly were noted. Mrs. Clarence Fates visiting sister Mrs. CW. Bishop. planned trip to California to join Mr. Estes. W. Bishop and family shopped in Oak Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Kellenbarger were in Emerson Monday.
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Florence
Lawrence Tatheld
C.H
Claude Rector
Ed Hathaway
Hastings
Alfred Cooper
Newell Fain
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carrie MeLain
J. C. Bullington
Virgiles
Oakland
Comper
Stanley
Arthur Paul Elkins
Emerson
Ute
Melain
Malvern
Dale Shelley
Meten
W. AL Ket Teer
Clarence Fates
CW. Bishop
Saudi
Mietead
Kan
Glenn Rost
California
Fr. Estes
W. Bishop
W. M. Kellenbarger
East Deer Creek residents visit relatives and local updates
East Deer Creek residents Mr and Mrs Orville Bell visited relatives near Tabor on Sunday. Art Nits Juliadine and Mrs Rima Liston spent Sunday in Rusersell. Clyde Shook and family visited in Council Bluffs. Charley Ualbeitt lane nearing completion. Fire damaged Flete Heame home but efforts kept fire from spreading. Geraldine Giltiure attended Sunday activities with Plebep Hilyer and Fratticus Parkin family.
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Orville Bell
Tabor
Art Nits
Juliadine
Rima Liston
Rusersell
Clyde Shook
George Canis
Roy Wiha
Council Blulks
Charley
Geraldine Giltiure
Fratticus Parkin
Subscribing Notes From a Nebraska Column
A reader column lists subscription actions by Myra Gurion Arya Burrus and others. It notes Mrs Myra Gurion Ish and Phe fevufer in Nebraska sending payment. Walter Van Hearne sells renewal and March 28 subscription for a weekly newspaper. Geartoast, California’s Wine Pisher creates a subscription.
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Jetane Vrange Sect
Walter van Hearne
Gath Roch
Wash
Veterans and conventions spark debate at county meeting
A fragmented local notice discusses a Tegimaires Gle Wood meeting on April 22 and a May 1 Seventh District Convention in Red Oak, urging strong veteran representation while denouncing the Veterans of Putare Wars and criticizing college groups and casualties of war in a charged, opinionated passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegimaires
Auxiligny
Gle Wood
Red Oak
Putare
American Legion
Frayed OCR Note on Weather Observation Record
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear temperature and pressure data with garbled words. Key details such as location date and exact readings are missing, leaving only hints of a meteorological note and potential station identifiers.
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