Haditoria-Chief Parry Atkinson Named Editor Group
A mixed staff listing shows Parry Atkinson as editor in chief alongside Janet Lenin and a slate of associate and section editors. Notable names include Max Dashnet, Brenning, Ethel Davis, Fletcher Alemni, Harriett Ressite, and Lew Ackes as contributors across sports and student sections at the university publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haditoria
Parry Atkinson
Janet Lenin
Senin
Max Dashnet
Dontor
Ofinds Brenning
Nets
Ethel
Davis
Dsno Fletcher Alemni
Marjorie Donner
Harry Leckshill
Harriett
An. Macken
Farmers Clotho
Lew Ackes
Fern Alpert
Laurel Leaves staff paper noted at Laurel High School
The Laurel Mant high school staff received a copy of Laurel Leaves. The staff found the paneer article very interesting and valuable, with readers showing strong engagement and curiosity about new school publication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paneer
Seniors Study Electricity in School Play Plans
A student committee led by Verne Alberts Bark Tourer Bald Wilcox Percy Atkinson Velma Custer and Iaid Harry Lookabilt selects two plays Skeet and Come Out of the Kitchen. Rehearsals begin as seniors plan a successful school production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Plas
Verne Alberts
Bark Tourer
Bald Wilcox
Percy Atkinson
Thuseel Diewerstaff
Velma Custer
Harry Lookabilt
Reuniyn
Sophomore Geometry Class Reviews Circle Heritage
The report notes Miss Walker’s geometry quiz on circles with few high marks, followed by a retake on Monday in hopes of better grades. English II students practice forming good sentences from simple ones as the writer returns as news editor and thanks Jean Davis for covering during their absence.
First Grade Reads From Beacon Primer Story Hour
First graders practice reading with a Beacon primer titled The Story Hour. Students enjoy the activity and aim to read as many literary books as possible, earning a star for every book completed.
Kindergarten Travel Themes and Simple Craft Projects
This week we study travel modes with boats cars airplanes trains and buses made from boxes. Students draw pictures and practice a poem titled Foot Boldiers reflecting their activities.
Dr Bast Tatké addresses agricultural students on livestock diseases
J W Baer delivered a fine talk to the Crops and Animal Husbandry class last Thursday morning. He described various diseases affecting swine and cattle and offered prevention tips. The audience expressed strong appreciation for his talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bast Tatké
Tor
J. W. Baer
Dr. Baer
School Orchestra Trip to Omaha Concert
A school orchestra plans a trip to Omaha to hear the Omaha Symphony in concert. Students will also attend a program featuring a memorial event and a history discussion. The trip aims to expand musical appreciation and study across subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Miss Roleand
Let i Fehon Orchestra
Wirh
Omaha Symphons Orchestra
Jeetey Mireieh
Jost Menan
Farm Shop Boys Overhaul Engines For Field Work
Agriculture notes say farm shop boys finished engine overhaul and have them ready to run. They repair and make new parts for engines while crop class studies land clearing and stump blasting. Animal husbandry days list two men tople and dairy cattle participation. F F A schedules basketball game against Red Oak for February 18 or 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Fifth Grade Diary of School Activities and Visits
Fifth grade describes a recent drill using a telephone with an operator and students inviting friends to events. They toured The Malvern Lender office to learn printing machinery, received pads, and practiced reading large numbers. Talks on Good Posture and hygiene were given, Morse and telestahn studied, and students signed history tests with dotted names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Lender
Allen
Mr. Wortman
Juniors Decide Between Two Plays for Class Production
The junior play committee has reviewed many plays and chosen two to present. A class meeting was held to approve the selections. Miss Moland was to pick between the two options, but no final decision was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasheen
Ams
Moland
Eight Grade Boys Perform At Priestly Event
Last Pridicy thé meribty tie are fertainéd for several minutes by eight second grade boys and Law rence Frazier of the fiet erade. The boys sang sondés, the last one about a rabbit. Here, Lawrence, as the rabbit hopped serons the plat form. Following this was ayers help fu) demonstration showing different methods of artifeial respiration. This was cluen ty Raymond Raines, Albert Trenton, and Carl Holden, members of the Biology clan. Raye mond sxnlained the movements as Carl, supposedly drowned, was re vived by Albert, Mr. Recall naked that were ale to repla in theese mithols on Fendar If te ery) asked to fin so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Frazier
Lawrence
Ayers
Cluen Ty Raymond Raines
Albert Trenton
Carl Holden
Biology
Rayemond
Carl
Albert
Fendar
Graduating Spirit On Parade At MIST Seniors
An unknown author laments the mood of graduation day at MIT like a high school piece urging seniors to show class and keep the graduating spirit alive while questioning caps and gowns and the mood of the moment.
To Wear or Not to Wear Cape and Gowns Debated
A high school class debates caps and gowns for graduation. Most students oppose the rental cost and prefer simpler attire, arguing the ceremony marks achievement rather than dress. Several students question the value of wearing gowns and suggest alternatives while noting affordability concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Fragmented Dialogue Sketch Across Young Hearts
The passage captures a lively, fragmented scene of conversations among youths and adults about relationships and flirtation. Names like Harriet Phyllis Marlon Edward and Ruth appear in a casual, stagey exchange as characters tease and question conduct and propriety.
Mire Tabor Sutetitutes not Mire Tabor Sutetitutes not Sie
Incomplete garbled text fragment mentions a second area and fencing context with unclear names and events. Readers cannot extract a coherent report, but the fragment hints at a district or team activity and a possible rearrangement or substitution note.
Juniors Campaign Subscriptions Totaled Sixteen
The juniors’ campaign of Welling Mreazin subscriptions closed last Wednesday with sixteen subscriptions totaling $19, producing a $9.50 profit for the class. The Red Feathers sold ten subscriptions and the Green Feathers six, while the entire class enjoyed a three pound candy box awarded to the Red Feathers.
Alumni Class of 1911 and 1912 Names from Malvern Area
A list of alumni with residents and spouses, including Civitta Slothower deceased, Margaret Satyers, Walter Slothower, Rudolph Olson, Ivnin Chearhart, Stewart Foster, Marvin Johnson, Resein Harris, Helen Maceland, Walter Stothower, Grace Stevesson, Anita Wright, Edna Tuntson, Helen Clark, Walter Nagel, Clifford Boyer, Paul Seaton, Lela Balyeca, Macle Himebaugh, Blanche Hammons, Gladys Baird, Blanche Emerick, George Hilton, and others from Malvern and nearby towns with places such as Eugene, Omaha, Red Oak, Plainview, Dell Rapids, and Downers Grove. Motto “Conquer, Don't Dodge.”
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Civitta Slothower
Margaret Fret Satyers
Walter Slothower
Malvern
Rudolph Olson
Ivnin Chearhart
Creston
Stewart Foster
Sidney, Ney
Marvin Johnson
Glenwood
Resein Harris
W. Rich
Cadar Falla
Helen Maceland
J. Stine
Eugene
Ore
Walter Stothower
Grace Stevesson
Donner
Anita Wright
Carlson
Downers Grova
Til
Wadys Raines
Nay Valentine
Eugen
So. Oak
Edna Tuntson
Harvey
Omaha
Helen Clark
Horace Nagel
Clase
Clifford Boyer
Paul Seaton
Lela Balyeca
Muster
Will Millen
Red Oak
Macle Himebaugh
J. N. Swain
Blanche Hammons
Mre
Bruteman
Lewis
Gladys Baird
Mine Baird
Plainview
Nebr
Blanche Emerick
Floyd Raines
Mal Cartier
Dell Rapids
George Hilton
Claus
Rural Pupils With Perfect Attendance Across Mills County Schools
Rural Mills County schools report perfect attendance for third quarter. Students named include Bt Vernon Ingraham township Martin Jankel Bars Jane Deitchler Dave Deitchler Albert Senkel Maxine Deitchler Pleasant Ridge Lucille Bricher Elma Hansen Jeanette Bricher Lyle Hansen Walnut Grove Ira Good Margaret Donaldson Joffre Burris Billy Good Gertrude Good Elizabeth Donaldson Dempsey Burris Georgia Reafling Excelsior Otha Mass Wade Freeman Herbert Freeman Four Corner Virginia McPherson Mary Seeger Mabhel Swinney Junior Eichebberger Paulina Swinney Gene Seeger Pleasant Hill Earl Maynes Russell Maynes Kieth Happ Hobby Hopp Darwin Maynes Earl Maddocks Richard Bishop Varieta Slaughter Virginia Hopp Deane Maddocks Irene Maddocks Paul Chambers Union Geraldine Laughlin Prairie Creek Frieda G GI Sybil MeO John Hunt George Van Oredel Richard Van Oradel June McGill Imogene McGill Spring Valley Stella Tene Dyke John Glynn Myrtle Les Wheeler Donald Wheeler Junior Wheeler George Wheeler Silver Parothy Gilbert Edith Alexander Betty Conger Nancy Conger
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Mills County
Bt. Vernon
Ingraham Township
Martin Jankel
Bars Jane Deitchler
Dave Deitchter
Albert Senkel
Maxine Deitchler
Pleasant Ridge
Lucille Bricher
Elma Hansen
Jeanette Bricher
Lyle Hansen
Walnut Grove
Ira Good
Margaret Donaldson
Joffre Burris
Billy Good
Gertrude Good
Elizabeth Donaldson
Dempsey Burris
Georgia Reafling
Excelsior
Otha Mass
Wade Freeman
Herbert Freeman
Four Corner
Virginia McPherson
Mary Seeger
Mabhel Swinney
Junior Eichebberger
Paulina
Swinney
Gene Seeger
Pleasant Hill
Earl Maynes
Russell Maynes
Kieth Happ
Hobby Hopp
Darwin Maynes
Earl Maddocks
Richard Bishop
Varieta Slaughter
Virginia Hopp
CHAMPION HILL SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES AND LOCAL ITEMS
Attendance reached seventeen despite snow and cold with all classes present except beginners and primary Rev Steele preached on The Still Small Voice The friendly gathering calls for more help next Sunday Dean McLain and June Parker recovered from fever Jane missed two years echoct week Myre Garrie McLain hosted Steele Saturday night in Amerson Kecerapergers hosted Sunday dinner Ida Delehant began teaching Keyetons school replacing Mire Edna Stilleger and Garland Huteblaga spent Sunday visiting with Flare Bollenbarger.
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Steele
Dean McLain
June Parker
Jane
Myre
Garrie McLain
Amerson
Ida Delehant
Keyetons School
Mire
Edna Stillegeroe
Garland Huteblaga
Flare i
Story of a postponed play and social visits in town
A local play and box supper were postponed due to an attack news report. Pride night planned with a postponed event at the Dean home. Sherman Alih and others attended a gathering, while Mrs Mable Campbell hosted Fern and Adna May for Sunday dinner. Jessie Kellenbarger stayed with her brother Glenn and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner Schow
Dean
Sherman Alieh Wan
Kochertperxer
Mable Campbell
Aaughtee
Fern
Adna May
Local East Liberty Social Roundup and Friends News
East Liberty residents send greetings and visit kin from Emerson to Bedford. Notables include Mr and Mrs Calvin Shapcott, Dr and Mrs Rimel, and families at Wilcox, Maddocks, and Adams homes. Illnesses involve Alebreather and pneumonia. Marjie Mayberry undergoes appendectomy with ruptured tumor removal and recovery underway.
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Madalene B
Shapcott
I. . Shavcott
Emerson
Dave Moore
Basil Moore
Thelma
Vera
Anna Bhafer
Malvern
Wilcox
Clarence Hunt
Mra
Fat
Maddocks
HR. B. Mayberry
Orsha
N. Mayberry
Tle Pister
Chas. Wilhelm
Warden Rimel
Bray
Bedford
G. W. Rimel
M. H. Latchaw
Evelyn
Mim. L. G. Adams
Olenwood
W. H. Madfocks
Wayne
Allger City
Jos Mayberry
Tharile Alexander
C. M. Nelson
Council Bluffs
Marjie Mayberry
Mercy Hospital
Aid
Partition Decree Sought in Mills County Real Estate Case
In Mills County District Court Glenwood, the petition filed by plaintiffs seeks partition of undivided interests in SE 1 4 of Section 2, Town 73, Range 40, Mills County Iowa. Heirs include Mary F. Carter Hiram F Cool Mildred Dinwiddle Viva Marie Allensworth Martyrie Marie French William Carroll Cunningham Helen Marie Kiger and Lewis Hayden Carter. The real property has debts and cannot be equitably divided. court asked to appoint a referee to partition and sell and distribute proceeds after costs.
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Marjorie Marie French
Willam Carroll Cunningham
Helen Marie Kiger
Lewis Hayden Carter
Willam Carrell Cunningham
Mlaintiffs
Glenwood
Town
Milla
Townshin
Ranga
Mills County
Towa
Hayden Carter
Mary F. Carter
Hiram F. Cool
Mildred Dinwiddle
Fred B. Carter
Viva Matte Allensworth
Martyrie Marle French
Willa Carroll Cunningham
Helen Marle Kiger
Lawis Hayden Carter
Asbury shareholders elect officers at annual meeting
The Asbury shareholders on telephone line No. 7 held their annual meeting last Saturday at the Harle Douglas home. Officers for the coming term were elected: Ivan Balmons president, Ora Douglas lineman, and Opal Bayes secretary and treasurer. Various residents were noted visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns.
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Everett Plumb
Eber Bengedigt
Malvern
Harvie Douglas
Sheriff's Sale Under Execution in Milla County Iowa
Levy on five thousand bushels of corn and other described personal property to satisfy a district court judgment for 857.97 plus 58.81 costs in favor of F H Kruse against F H Cunningham. The notice cites the December 32, 1931 date and directs sale as required by law.
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District Court
Milla County
Iowa
Anid Court
F. H. Kruseaa Platotitt
F.H. Cunningham
Mile County
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Kline & Kline
D. M. Kulne
J.A. Kline
Osteopathic Physicians
State Savings Bank
I. U. Parsons
Malvern Nut'l Bank
Malcolm Campbell Siclan
LE Tech
Freshman News
Rome
China
Agriculture News
Mansfield
Malvern, Iowa
Emiloste
M. It. S
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Mother
Harriet
Phyllis Wo
Marlon Ji
Edward Pipers
Klvenht
Miss Kubekett
Muymmend
Ruth
Joan
Nayealp
Raymond
Aiuus Botalkte
Jamnard
Vielal Laonan
Pwelieh
Spring Valley
Stella Tene Dyke
John Glynn
Myrtle Les Wheeler
Donald Wheeler
Junior Wheeler
George Wheeler
Silver School
Parothy Gilbert
Edith Alexander
Betty Conger
Nancy Conger
East Liberty
Calvin Shapcott
LL. G. Alime
Glenwend
G. Adams
Otway
Theumonia
Donald
Virgil Waldron
Neola
Wild Wilcox
AR. G. Fuse
Slaughter
Sarah
Clyde Barger
Pee -Georgs Bontiinad Taitty
Mie
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Glen
Maty
Carter
Pred
B. Carter
Viva Marie Allensworth
Midred Dinwiddie
Abe
Stract Company
Glen Woob
Frank Hilton
Beckwith
Geo. E. Mast
Mark Hathaway
Hastings
Team Brown Mares
Green
Fred Dickersbach
Rte
Randerson
Amt
North Dakota
Grimm Alfalfa Association
Faray
N. D
Walter
Alstrope
A. W. Fichter
Randolph
A. B. Keckley
Tom Shaw
Dell -Telephone
Company
Asbury
Sheriff's Sale
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