Malvern Pupils Leave for Extended Vacation
Malvern pupils depart the school for a lengthy break at 4 p.m. as painters, under CWA plans, prepare the building rooms during vacation. Teachers and staff will travel to various towns, including Pittsfield and Redfield, while others remain in Malvern to manage the work and oversee the students’ holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Métiday
Whan Téleahad
Aite Hotidey
Gladys Riddle
Misa Josephine Gonbsy
Pitts
Kathering
Dea
Mies Danay Bcalkie
Redfield
Wiktfred Nervig
Humboldt
Mim Tea Boreng
Tien
Edna Herts
Ward Roberts
Matt
A. Be
Riddle Talks at Girl Reserve Meeting Returns
A fragmented report notes the Misa Riddle talks resume at the Girl Reserve gathering. The item hints at a routine program with participants including Jana Fletcher Phyila Wile Kathryn Anderson and Margaret Shepard, marking a period of functions and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Call for Declam Entries Draws Wide Interest
Readers respond to the declamation contest with many entrants and strong interest. Competitors are expected to showcase talent, with preliminaries likely in late January as Christmas vacation approaches.
Envious Glances Cast at Senior New Close Rings
Envious glances greet a senior class rite as a rush forms at a jewelry store. A brief scuffle occurs at the schoolhouse with running and knocking but no injuries. Seniors eye the coveted ring while juniors hope for a chance to wear the emblem. Several seniors take up declamatory work this year, signaling keen competition.
Freshmen Basketball Week Delivers Excitement Across Fans
A chaotic week of freshman basketball produced excitement as crowds flocked to see new players in action. The noisy atmosphere and standout moments drew strong reactions from spectators and coaches alike.
Alumni Finds Many Are Employed Here in Malvern
Alumni from MH and B are scattered across Malvern in various business houses. Paul Swobods works at a bakery with skilled hands, while Walter Car and Malar Peanera are noted in nearby shops. The piece highlights former graduates now contributing locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Paul Swobods
Ayak
Walter
Fragmented OCR Confuses School Meeting Details
A damaged OCR passage reports a school committee meeting with unclear names and events. It mentions a group discussing a format for plays and two entetiali penis as part of an evening show, with Budley Cotter and Lee Caray noted amid disruption from an injured president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Taskien
Ths
Moutha
Poytie Derithy Gallther
Charlotte Wedataulat
Élasé
Lee Caray
Dudley
Home Ec Departiiiit Experiments with Plea Cakes
This week the home economics class carried out ple experiments in crust pies and angel food cakes. Students baked crust pies, crust pigs, graham cracker pies, and white cracker crusts. Judges tasted lemon pie and other desserts, with great joy among the participants and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhalkle
Fragmentary note on assignments and names in a family report
A garbled fragment mentions Mr Davison explaining that any special activities of fathers could be their project and that the aim is to furnish an accurate record. It references finding whereabouts of a person named Roapaay Wig and a contact Paul Herts with scattered names like anne eile Good pair and Alberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yi Isor
Davison
Paul Herts
Anne Eile
Mos
Alberts
Iika Aie
Tommy Willa
Tommy
Santas Letters From a Lost Christmas Page
A fragmented, diary like collection of Christmas letters and childlike requests. The readable portions mention dolls footballs and a wish list including a doll and a Christ has gift. Names such as Hobbie and Herrick appear in garbled form amid stray lines and odd spellings.
Hazy Classroom Antics and Prize Editorial Shuffles
In a chaotic scene at a school class, students scramble for attention and items as Miss Walker offers sharp reprimand. A freshman drama unfolds with clumsy mishaps and a student leaping about, while editor Edith Bel wins second prize for theater tickets and the winner receives a stationery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawh
Murmer
Walker
Edith
Bel
Seventh Grade Spelling and Language Study Highlights
This week seventh graders study adding affixes to verbs and exploring sentences. Pupils read winter poems and work to find subjects causing trouble, while geography lessons introduce Furape exploration and related challenges.
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Furape
Sixth Grade Christmas Program and Teacher’s Return
A busy sixth grade week features a Christmas program being planned amid carols and classroom decorations. The class welcomes Joe Balyera back after an extended absence, with efforts to resume normal activities and boost morale.
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Joe Balyera
Incoherent Miscellaneous Clip from Midcotin Senitke
Practically unreadable OCR fragment notes various absurd items and odd quotes. Mentions a complet Angler book and nonsensical lines about litte days and mics. Includes random names and odd statements with no coherent narrative or clear event.
Octette Organized at Junley High for Upcoming Occasions
An octette is being organized at Junley High School to prepare for upcoming special events. The group aims to perform at future programs and community celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cowboy
Junley High
Fifth Grade Reading About Solomon Crow Tale
Fifth graders read a Christmas story about a Norse boy Solomon Crow and concluded he lost his pockets due to dishonesty. Frankl Bell showed strong reading of the dialect as the class noted new blood related terms in the hygiene chapter and added heart drawings and blood circulation notes to notebooks.
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Christman
Solomon Crow
Solomon
Frankl Bell
Fourth Grade Byveryons Tx Back In SSHOO
Fragmentary text appears to describe a fourth grade scene with scattered terms like mumps world history class and NASA reference. Not enough coherent facts to form a proper summary.
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NASA
Third Grade Ranta Claus Receives Many Letters
Third grade boys and girls write letters to Santa Claus. They are well behaved and working hard on numbers and reading. They practiced answering questions and enjoyed the story of the Golden Pears, learning it is best to tell the truth. They look forward to a happy Christmas vacation planning.
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Ranta Claus
Beat After Operetta Rest for Arts Club Glee Groups
The principals and gigs club rest after strenuous practice for the operetta. Regular glee clubs meet each week as before, keeping up their schedule and rehearsals.
East Liberty Dinner Guests Share Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs G C M Nelson and Ethel joined the Hurst family for a Sunday dinner at their home. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Barger and Lindsay, and Mr and Mrs W Hy Naule, sharing in a social Thursday gathering.
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GC. M. Nelson
Ethel
Malvern
B. Hurst
Clyde Barger
Lindsay
W. Hy
Naule
Coyne
Thureday
Local Families Roam and Gather Around in Council Bluffs Area
W H Maddocka and family visit Shenandoah and nearby towns while neighbors attend church events, school programs, and birthday gatherings. Fragments describe illnesses, hospitalities, and multiple trips among Malvern Bedford and Glenwood region residents with planned Christmas program at the church.
Local Residents Visit and Attend Meetings
Wire reports Santa Kearney and Foote traveled to Red Oak on a recent afternoon. Mr and Mrs Relph Zanters visited Council Biaffa in Pidas. Mr and Mrs Frank Helvey and Mr and Mrs A L Haines were in Sherendoah on Monday.
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Wire
Santa Kearney
Foote
Relph Zanters
Pidas
Frank Helvey
A. L. Haines
Sherendoah
Oaks Sunday School Notes From Red Oak Chronicle
Attendance reached sixty eight with four visitors at Oaks Sunday gathering. Memory verses recited by elderly attendees. Phyllie Schipper celebrated a birthday and dropped pennies in the treasury bell. Mrs Will Viner appointed to oversee Christmas treasurer duties, Mr Castor chosen for the committee. Program set for Bone Day evening December 24 with all welcome. Nearby notes mention Red Oak visitors, sick recovery from scarlet fever, and various local households hosting guests. Rev A A Wright of Henderson joined for Sunday supper at Marion Mahan home.
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W. H. Maddocka
Claretce
Sitter City
Mis
Ralph Zandern
Mes
Hes
Wilhelm
Tn Shenandoah
Walter Howard
Dorothy Mecara
Bhenandoah
Beta Cary
Achoo
Thampe
Jon Mayberry
Fay Keith
C. M. Nelton
W.H. Maddocka
Connell Bluffs
Nelton
John Hanson
H. A. McColl
Hear Bttahan
Frank Haines
Pleasant Valley
Olenwood
Stave Haines
Bwanburg
Swanbure
Mre
Chas
Florenco
Dorothy
Daddy
Colinel
Liberty Aid Roctery
Tha Lodlea
A. L. Haines
Waller
Council Bluffs
G. W. Rimel
Don
Ployd
Ogn
Lindsay
Frank Cully
Howard de Oo
Agar
Malvern
Mra
Nelson
Ethel
W WH. Maddock
Council Bluffa
Oakes
Phyllie Schipper
Will Viner
Castor
A. A. Wright
Henderson
Suesta
Marion Mahan
Vietting
Hod Oak
Oslo Ryah
J. W. Cantor
Forrest Achenbaugh
Henry Behilling
Ruth Ellen
Laura Tian
J. Hicks
Olle Ball
Haatinga
Henry Schilling
Jowell Mahon
Walog
Bart Zundall
Ronny Bohnjing
Picksrollaphool
Fen Cent
Lee Roland
L. B. Brammeler
Bhenpudosh
Baturdal
Catches Quoted Question on Slant Trial Presentations
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a slant trial and a big presentation, with a quoted question about permanence. The text hints at a plan to postpone or push to a later time and mentions potential public or private display. Names and concrete details are unclear due to garbled source.
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Misa
Wes Lutea
Davis
Dane
Herrick
Hobbie Stogditi
Ganda
bin Wits
Midcotin Senitke
Trane
Walton
Homaé
Blaine Dickersbach
Sétendat
Liberty
W. H. Clay
Ara Clay
Deaughtate
John Cary
Pred Aell End
Daleunt and
Famly
Amos Meeks
Oaks Sunday School
Bratimeler
Han Beet
Walattom
Slater
Red Oak
Gerald Viner
Spurgeon
Evelyn Harmen
Santa
Catches Qperetta Slant Trdy
Leotrio
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