EMAITCHESS Students Honor Roll At M H S Page
Students on the honor roll at M H S include seniors Nard Stith Haw Wearin Frances Renner Lorraine Deemer and juniors Ann Wis Ruth Lantise McCored Roby Anunetta Waller Danis Hes Brewer Winifred Culkin Mansfield Frostimen Ralph That MGeann Richards Stump Carren This liner Judie Tere Stefi Dang Why Wilhelm Editor details show classroom editors High School staff Willaed Millikan Helen Waller Lorraine Ta PVlmont McCausland Dorahy Henderson and others. The piece notes a Farm Bus trip, a president, a Home-related event, and girls enjoying a singing selection. It mentions spelling bees, poetry, and the poem Bob White among activities.
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Civy
Fifth Graders Learn About Local Industries on Trip
Jack Toering reports on a class visit to Mabverty industries. The group toured a milk plant, a grain mill with a 100 horsepower engine, bakery ovens, dough mixers, blades, and fast wrapping for 200 loaves. The trip tied to their grain and bread studies.
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Mabverty
Salvers
Mir Bateman
Hoelner
Raine
Mr. Swiboda
Tie
Marie
School lessons and student activities summarized
Eighth grade arithmetic builds paper rectangular solid figures to visualize volume and lateral areas. History graphs display tax income and spending. Production and Consumption studied. Students created ads pictures and guessed their meanings. Health covers water supply of large U.S. cities and Iowa towns sources. Janet Bennett left Thursday for the Inter-State spelling contest in Sioux City.
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United States
Iowa
Janet Bennett
Sioux City
Town History Study Inspires Sixth Grade Class
Sixth graders begin town history study with engaging materials. Workbooks prove beneficial and interesting. In language, students wrote a letter to Miss Thiedeman. The class read Pandora's Box and dramatized the story.
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Thiedeman
First Grade Visitors Last Week
First graders welcomed Mrs Dale Kline Mrs Frank Juetke Mrs Windom Mrs Piatt and daughter Joanne Mrs Frazier and Mrs Eichelberger. Pupils study spring birds and are drawing and coloring pictures of them.
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Dale Kline
Frank Juetke
Windom
Piatt Anil
Joanne
Frazier
Eichelberger
Personal notes prompt a shy correspondent inquiry
A fragmented personals item asks which sender is restraining a letter from MH S keeping from her. It questions which senior boy is suitable for a boyfriend and why Doey has spring fever. The new staff plans a quaint old fashioned review of what they will do next.
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MH. S
Third Grade Poetry and Craft Notes From Classroom
Third graders studied geometry and pottery processes while memorizing The Windmill by Henry Longtelliae. The class added two poems to their poetry booklets and noted Mrs Forrest Jr Smith’s Wednesday visit during a study on furniture origins and making.
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Caearics
Trenry
Decorations to beautify the school building prompt debates
In a junior class, Mr Dyke insists that decorations break monotony and create beauty in the school building. A student objects, while Garold and Garold Bo recall failed pine trees on the farm, joking about trees growing high then dying.
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Mr. Dyke
Garold
Garold Bo
Pacific Junction Woman's Club elects new officers
The Pacific Junction Woman's Club met last Wednesday with Mrs. Dean VPiveet and elected officers for the coming year: Mrs. W. A. Fisher president, Miss Natharine Flynn vice president, Mrs. Joe Bottenly corresponding secretary, Mrs. S. C. Lincoln recording secretary, and Nelle Kemp treasurer. Reports from district meetings were shared and May 6 is set for the next gathering with hosts Mrs. Jane Oneill and Mrs. Henry Johnson. Various local residents were noted in visits, illnesses, and social events. dairy prices rose due to winter, hinting at continued unemployment until recovery.
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Woman's Club
Dean Vpiveet
W. A. Fisher
Natherine Flynn
Joe Bottenly
C. Lincoln
Nelle Kemp
Frank Bogle
Red Oak
Emerson
Seventh Grade Poem Study And Class Dramatization
Seventh grade reports on studying Whittier's The Shipbuilders and performing Sir Patrick Spens in an English class. They note Quito Ecuador lies near the equator yet enjoys a temperate climate due to altitude in the Andes. Students make paper models of a cubic inch and a cubic foot to grasp size.
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Whittier
Sir Patrick Spens
Ecuador
South America
Quito
Equator
Andes Mountains
Fifth Grade Nature of Tooth Building Project
Fifth graders explored tooth themed stories songs and poems. They studied history vocabulary spelling and word usage. They made posters bird houses and daffodil bowls to brighten spring. They visited a bakery milk shop and other local sites then wrote reports. Jack Hering’s was chosen for publication. The column ends with a proverb comparison from England and America.
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Jack Hering
Finland Through Ages In Arctic Ice And Water
A readers sketch describes ancient Finland as shaped by Arctic ice and ocean waters. It recalls long river routes and enduring local traits, noting a people who kept a peaceful, steady gaze on their land through time.
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Finland
Fino
Fragmented OCR Text From Taos Area Notice
Fragmented OCR passage mentions Taos City, dates, patents, and a Hookless fastener. It includes garbled names, numbers, and stray phrases. The readable elements point to a legal or public notice style with references to locations and dates but lack coherent events or actions.
Patriotism and youth Civic duty urged to sustain Old Glory
A letter urges parents to train children in respect for the flag and active citizen engagement. It argues indifference hurts patriotism, stresses rights and responsibilities, and calls readers to contact representatives, uphold ideals, and teach youth the meaning of Old Glory amid imperfect government. Local notes mention community events, residents, and school activities amid civic reflection.
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Washington
United States
America
Early Anne Taxation Sparked Debate in Dallas News
When early discussions on taxation and representation arose, observers noted how the dynamic might change with representation, reflecting a Dallas News framing on civic rights and governance.
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Dallas News
Rip Van Winkle and the Tenacity of Tradition
A playful note contrasts Rip Van Winkle’s 20 year sleep with neighbors who lack a modern constitution. The fragment hints at cultural or political fatigue and a quip about outdated governance. No clear person or organization is named beyond the famed character.
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Rip van Winkle
Mansfield's News Letter
Local periodical item presents brief notes from Mansfield. Fragmentary text mentions community matters, upcoming events, and notable names within the town. Further readable details are limited by the damaged source.
Week-end social notes from Shenandoah and Red Oak
Local social roundup lists residents and visitors in Shenandoah and Red Oak including Mr and Mrs SW Arterbarie Miss Mays Al J McGinnis and Betty Ani from Red Quick Street Will Danner Frank Van Bos Kirk visiting Shenandoah and other small town movements. Several residents travel to Shenandoah for weekend activities with families noted and Baptist Young People Council Bluff trip mentioned.
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SW. Arterbarie
Mays
al J. McGinnis
Betty
Will Danner
Frank van Boskirk
Shenandoaly
Joli McGinnis
Mildred Anderson
Baptist Young People’s Caves
Vien
Council Bluffs
Gertrude Lang
Geo. Lang
Thoroll Smith
Alalvertt Vietors Prulay
John Ressel
Tie Shaw
Red Oak
Sueterion
Bloyd Marker
Malvern
Carl Nelson
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Jim Cardwell
Fred
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Corwell Bluffs
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Gordon and
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J. J. Marrin
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