Girl Reserves Present Thanksgiving Program at Assembly
The EMAITCHESS Girl Reserves staged a Thanks giving program last Wednesday afternoon. Evelyn Latchaw led the meeting with a well planned program. The second grade dramatized a Thanksgiving poem and the fourth grade presented a play about The Treatment of Books. Thanksgiving reports were given by Virginia Scott Mary Louise Duelke and Margaret Ann Dutt man. A few sacred songs were sung and the meeting closed with a prayer.
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Evelyn Latchaw
Virginia Scott
Mary Louise Duelke
Margaret Ann Duttman
BNE
Visitors at MHS Bring Back Class of 35 Members
Last week at MHS visitors included Geraldine Zink of Stuart Marie Mensley Vermil Hon 8 D Clarade Linquist Shenandoah Mary Louise Schade Glenwood Dorothy Galliher Marian Benton and Jane Fletcher members of the class of 35 who visited the school.
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MHS
Geraldine Zink
Stuart
Marie Mensley
Vermil Hon
Clarade Linquist
Shenandoah
Mary Louise Schade
Glenwood
Dorothy Galliher
Marian Benton
Jane Fletcher
Junior play earns $60.60 in door receipts
The junior class reported a great success for their play after diligent practice. Door receipts totaled $60.60, and they presented Miss Kimney with a lovely compact to show appreciation for her coaching efforts.
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Kimney
Parablelograms Discussed in Sophomore Geometry Class
English students write letters as practice while Edna Mae Lowrey and Louis Barks seek notes suddenly, a change in class dynamics.
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Edna Mae Lowrey
Louis Barks
Fourth Grade Doris Hatfield Returns After Illness
Fourth grade pupils greet Doris Hatfield as she returns to school following a two week illness. The class presented a program last week and invited the mothers of the pupils to attend.
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Doris Hatfield
Rinso Cleaner Promises Easier Washing and Longer Cloth Life
A vintage Rinso advertisement touts easier washing without a washboard or boiler. It claims clothes come whiter by 4 or 5 shades, colors stay fresh, and fabrics last 2 to 3 times longer due to gentler cleaning. A little Rinso produces thick suds in hard water, recommended by washer makers, and useful for dishes and general cleaning.
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Rioso a/osr
Teachers Vacation at Various Places
Several faculty members spent Thanksgiving day out of town. Misa Hays and Miss Hemstead visited Misa Duerr in Council Bluffs. Miss Kimney spent the day with her parents in Farragut. Theldeman returned home to Weat Side. Hertz with Beryl Darling visited Glenwood. Gorene visited Red Oak. Supt. Davison and family visited relatives in Tabor. Walker Baumgartner Nervig stayed in Malvern. Churchill Soderstrom Harman were at home in Malvern. Mr Dyke and family also spent the day in Malvern.
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Misa Hays
Modern Romance In Three Acts TV Scene 1 Carolina Moon Tragedy
A theatrical spoof traces Sam’s pursuit of Diana through a sequence of song titles and playful lines. The piece weaves humor with romance as Sam navigates love, fame, and the quirks of high school era theater. Characters referenced include Diana, Sweet Sue, Mary Ellen Summers, and scenes titled Easy Come Easy Go and The Cabin in the Cotton.
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Carolina Moon
Diana
Sam
Carolinas
Manhattan
Sweet Sue
Lucky
The
Cotton
Jennie Sue
Bangs
Mary Ellen Summers
Sixth Grade Thanksgiving Program Guested by Mothers and Seventh Grade
The sixth grade hosted a Thanksgiving program Wednesday afternoon with mothers and the seventh grade as guests. Bobbie Finkle supplied a small Pilgrim church centerpiece for our table. Pilgrim men and women figures were made of dressed cloth. English clubs in the room are striving for better use of English.
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Bobbie Finkle
Fifth Grade Studied Mayflower Pact and Thanksgiving Poems
Fifth graders studied the Mayflower Compact and The First Thanksgiving by Ferris, memorized Landing of Pilgrim Fathers and an Indian poem, and joined fourth and sixth grades as guests for a Thanksgiving program.
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Ferris
Schoonover
Oriole Cagers Win Emerson Invasion
Malvern High cagers earned their second win of the season by defeating Emerson 14 to 0 on Wednesday. Benton led Malvern with 7 points, Milliken 4, Jackson 2, Myers 1. Emerson scorers were Johnson 4, Fields 2, Hogzett 2, Pickeral 1. Emerson won the junior high game 30 to 7 led by Ban Knight with 21 points.
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Delmont MecCaudl
Malvern High Cagers
Emerson
Benton
Malvern
Milliken
Jackson
Myers
Johnson
Fields
Hogzett
Pickeral
Stalner
Baldwin
Swain
Malvern Junior High
Ban Knight
Junior High
Stogdilt
Rubenking
Emerson G. Carlson
Students Hear Talk on Highway Safety
Warriott Talbott reports Iowa State Highway Patrol member Clarence Day spoke to a southwestern Iowa high school about Safety On Our Highways. Day warned that even a small share of careless drivers endangers many and urged driving care, proper signs, and courtesy.
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Warriott. Talbott
Nate
Clarence Day
Iowa State Highway Patrol
Iowa
Mr. Day
United States
Council Bluffs
A1 grade presents short play for third graders
The A1 grade entertained the third grade with a short play and bows of song.
Hogey by Hodges Pranks and Odd School Tales
The fragmentary piece reports on school chatter by Miss Walker and Miss Hays with quirky lines from students, including a Thanksgiving story about James Hatfield and a misadventure of four girls hitchhiking home after hiking. It notes rain delaying plans and humorous classroom anecdotes from Elmer and a Sunday school miscue.
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James Hatfield
Janes
James
Eric Edlund
Ehmer
Elmer
Baid
Bey
Local notes and farm updates from Mt Vernon area
Charlie Parks helps Ralph Bower with corn husking while farmers report hog losses to cholera and a hemorrhagic sepsis. Mrs Lizzie Johnson remains uncertain after a fall injury. Harley Stevenson halts his mucking picker due to wet fields. Wayne Shaw lies seriously ill in hospital in Connell Bluffs. Thanksgiving in Mt Vernon passes quietly with most families staying home.
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Lizzie Johnson
Harley Stevenson
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Iowa 1936
Record of instruments filed in Mills county Iowa from November 6 to November 22 1936 listing transfers including Reed Heldie to B C Foroymorton and details of Gleason’s Addition Junction. Names and parcel descriptors appear with dates and the district court recorder and clerk offices.
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Recorder
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
W. m
Local visitors and weather delay corn husking in ML Vernon area
Less Shaw and family stay with his parents near Lake Manawa while his brother Wayne remains in hospital at Council Bluffs for several days. Persistent rain and mud will slow corn husking finishes this December for many ML Vernon farmers. J R Willy from Owusu crossed in for a brief visit with his brother Frank and family to attend business matters.
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Shaw
Lake Manawa
Wayne
Counell Bluffs
Vernon
J. RK Willy
Owuba
Frank
Panama Canal Construction Work Details
Around 1.0 million tons of rock and earth were removed during the Panama Canal project, marking a massive earth moving effort in the route's creation.
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Panama Canal
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High Behan
Max Heals
Willard Mulikan Orgad
Lorraine Dashner
Lorraine Tlodgew
Delmont McCausland
Ora Hays
Junior News
America
Ry Aspart Chemists
Sama
Oriole
Emerson Invasion
Crowder
Boyance
Malvera
Santa
Mulholland
Hogey
Hodges
Sions
Semanac
Tia
Oberlin
Lillian Russell
Beauty
Rhode Island
B Alcott
Charlie Parks
Quiper
Ralph Bower
Less Shaw
Connell Bluffs
Mt. Vernon
Wayne Shaw
Council Bluffs Hospital
Harry Wilson
Christmans
Tasha Ionarts
Amici RT
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