Strahan event honors and local notices in town
The Strahan event crowned Leite Bradley first for What Think Ye of Christ and Delmas Contetls second with Vengeance in Ming. Anna Rose Bass won the dramatic piece The Show Must Go On while Dorothy Wilson followed with The Valiant. Thora Cunningham led the humorous division. Nearby residents and visitors are noted for family gatherings and local happenings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Au- Altorlam
Leite Bradley
Christ
Delmas Contetls
Ming
Anna Rose Bass
Dorothy Wilson
Thora Cunningham
Meredith Pol- Hitt
Little Mabel
Farmers D Discussion Group Met Jan 25
A meeting of the Farthern Discussion Group was held Thursday evening last week. George Curtis Ror Darker and Alfred Shaw spoke on Heel Cattle Feeding Problems of 1934. About forty men attended. The meeting scheduled for this Thursday will be postponed one week due to the county basketball tournament at Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Curtis
Ror Darker
Alfred Shaw
Therm
Malvern
Mra. B
Tillman
Red Oak
Harry Comstock
Elizabeth Trenholm Kee Pean
Bhanandoah
Gus Tillmen
Near Essex
Joe Leahyegins
Omaha
Mary
Will Leahy
J. D. Buscard
Dan Patience
Patlance
Daugster
Haytelfe Bussard
N. B
Elizabeth Trenholm
Roy Trenholm
Donald Mayer
Baby
Otla Dayla
Colture
Missea Margeret
Ann
Winifpad Ryan
Allie Ryan
Mercy Hospital
Oliver Hagelund
Aftsynonn
Lewis Hagelund
Page County
Ming Ante
Andrew Delebane
Lew
Bhoyendoot
Mr Way
Maurice Gilmore
Lafold
Rte
Strahan boys rout Bartlett as girls fall short
The Strahan boys defeated Bartlett 43 to 15 while the girls lost 36 to 22. The Strahan town team also won 27 to 19. Ray Cunningham and Mrs. Join Cunningham were notified of a death in Mississippi on Sunday. Edith Warren of Imogene stays with the Cunningham children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett Frisiny
Strahan
Girabon
Strahan Town
Alan
Ray
Join Cunningham
Ayr Bunday
Dre. Cunningham
Edith Warren
Imogene
Cunningham
Seventh and Eighth Grades Civics Club Forms Live Wire Citizens
The eighth grade organized a Civics club named Live Wire Citizens with motto Live Wire Citizens Do Their Part and blue and gold colors. Officers include President Alicea Beam Vice President John Cunningham Secretary Norme NeCodeatar. Seventh graders were invited and assigned to health posters. eighth grade is working on Whittier's Snowbound booklets. Several residents and students are mentioned in brief family and health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicea Beam
John Cunningham
Norme NeCodeatar
Whittier
Hays
Carroll Todd
Bobby Bingham
Unclear Readers Address Street Etiquette Note
A fragmented text asks readers to keep their conversations to the point and avoid stray remarks on the street. The note stresses brevity and decorum for the sake of readers and the newspaper.
How Much Longer A 1634 Plea on Livestock Prices
In January 1634 Mayo Baas argues the current market system for livestock is rigged by packers and processors who set prices and grades. He calls for a government commission to fix prices and grade livestock to prevent further producer losses and misweighing.
Methodist Ladies Aid Society Meeting Report
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs J D Buesard's home for a combined program and business session. Officers and committees were chosen for the year including work committee J A Minnick and Charley Abbott and refreshment committee Wendelle Stuelke J D Busard and Will Comstock. Visitors included several Addys and Comstocks and a birthday dinner was held for Mrs Dan Patience with families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies’ Ald Society
Mra. J
Charley Abbott
Wendelle Stuwike
J. D. Buscard
Will Cometock
Charles Biualke
Mra Stualke
Slunta
Harry Cometock
Wendelle Stuelke
Anna Maude Albott
New Auto Registration Law Reduces Rates
A recently passed law reduces automobile registration rates. The measure takes effect immediately and promises refunds or adjustments for prior payments where applicable. Officials expect smoother compliance and easier renewal processes for vehicle owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Thor
Glenwood Cagers Rally to Beat Malvern in Close Clash
In a pre tournament game Glenwood defeated Malvern 87 to 20. Glenwood leading early, Malvern edged ahead at times, but Glenwood outscored them in the final period to secure the win. Hillman led Glenwood with 11 points while Homer Jackson topped Malvern with three field goals. Glenwood’s second team also beat Malvern’s second unit 8 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Pacific Junction
Mills
Glenwood
Malvern
Westherd
Malvern Ted
Glenwoodland
Hillman
Fotal
Malvein Homer Jackson
After auld motor Yebisle has registered
A fragmented note reports that Yebisle has registered following an auld motor event. The item mentions a timer and an unclear sequence, with minimal readable details and no confirmed date or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auld Motor Yebisle
Fox Hunters Return with Little Game
The Malvern Fire Department planned a fox hunt on Sunday but fierce wind and cold ruined the event. About forty men braved the weather at the fire hall and hunted a one square mile area, yet no foxes were bagged, only a small number of rabbits were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Fire Department
Ping Pong Tournament in Glenwood Feb 7 9
Glenwood ping pong enthusiasts plan an all city tournament at the armory February 7 8 9 open to all entrants with a 16 cent entry fee Entries close the evening of February 6 The notice also recalls World War I spy and casualty statistics in a brief aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Glenwood Ping Pone Enthusiasm
Armory
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Strahan Consolidated School
Wittiers
Hugh McCain
Jake
B. G. Wederqvist
Florence
Frank Johnson
Wedergriat
Bert Kline
Emma Moore
Mildrad Clatterbuck
Joey Ronald
Claire Jones
Oscar Bellknep
John
Gene
Lole
Everett Gipe
Lincoln
Mra
Zeno Bass
Anna Rosa
Dorothy Nagel
Earl Bart
Tarkio
Clarence Nagel
Shenandoah
Howard Kayton
Elehbars
Robert Pollitt
Faisnod
Mr. Pollitt
Scott Irvin
Carl Salmons
Hed Ogk
J. W. Mayfield
Tabor
Bunday Dinger Queata
Chas. Kayton
Kermit Hulgar
Millard
Oliver Timeon
Helen Fenwick
Indhia
Elmer
Pauline
Bobby Garrett
Ass Smith
Dale Laughtnang
Makvers Leader
S. E. Mills
Methodist
Monica Dempney
Frank O'Connor
St. Patricks Hall
Patricks Catholic Church
Annabelle Saner
Ed Horrigan
Lester Hood
Johnny Delehant
Colm
Dioncherd
Will Comstock
Eddie Gutschenritter
Mreé
Jon Gutschenritter
Mre
Micheal Delehant Jr
Mies Margaret
Johnny Martin
Leo Maher
Miro
Frank Laughlin
Wills
Albert
Tommie Rogers
Pia
Mike Martin
James
Patrick
Micheal
Joseph
Byufts
Anna Maher
Mas Maher
Henry Crank School
Glen Hayata
Jing Skehill
da Cassel
Jim
Jimmie Sparkes
Bilas Anha
Andrew Pelehunt
Misa Mary Leahy
Domlalattung
Binalanawa
Wic
Wilt Leahy
Carrie Head
Monica Dempsey
Ralph Raine
Phillip Melody
Trimford Riseley
John Andersott, Jr
Albert Welch
Doralé Ivy
Bud Halney
Jax
Todd
Ralph Front
Raz
Eagar Hostetter
Grantham
Supt
W. B. Ryans
Glenwood Cagers
Orioles
Bon Glenwood
Aid
Kitman
Rawker
Anderson
Myers
Conner
Bowers
Hunt
Ise Dunbar
Dai Garrett
Dererren
Ruat
Essen Oxo Hall
Noeseerres
Blermyn
Mathers
Searvatn
Berketeth
Tara
Dickernbach
Bhi
Claude Brooks
A. H. Beckwith
Tom Bhaw
Trrinity
Collins Deer
Uastings
Cali Art Janekins
Hmerson
Farmall
Jooss
Lynn Warren
Newey
Head
Max Bentondarson
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