Staff titles and editors listed in a school newspaper
The page lists the editorial staff with roles including Assistant Editor Tehald Rigeiia, Senior Editor Beth Donner Santor, Sophomore Editor Evelyn Pantson, Feeshman Editor Raymond Raines, Sports Editor Doris Wolfe, and Music Editor Sy Westin, among others. It also shows positions such as In-Chief Gereva Richardson and Sport Editor Doris Wolfe.
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Foutom
Gereva Richardson
Tehald Rigeiia
Beth Donner Santor
Evelyn Pantson
Raymond Raines Feeshman
Beth Walker Grado
Sophomores Enter Theme Contest Names Six Winners
Sophomores write themes on the topic If I Were An Employer Would I Employ a Known Drinker. Six students were chosen from the sophomore class: Marjorie Tanner Marian Macken Arthur Armstrong Olin da Brenning Anna Shafer and Raymond Raines. Reading notes mention milk testing from Hess farms and a history unit on the French from 1848 to 1914. Geometry lessons focus on circles and accumulating understanding.
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Marjorie Tanner
Marian Macken
Arthur Armstrong
Olinda Brenning
Anna Shafer
Raymond Raines
Eireles An
Seniors Make Up Two Thirds Of Play Cast
The seniors form two of the three members of M. H. S all high school play cast at the state play contest in Iowa City on January 9 and 10. Wright Amos and Waller Donher are recognized for their achievement as Minnie Hall is absent from school this week and hoped to return soon.
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Iowa City
Wright Amos
Waller Donher
Minnie Hall
Rupture Demonstrations by Redlich in Four Cities
RUPTURE Co F Redlich of Minneapolis will demonstrate his method in Red Oak on Tuesday February 14 at the Johnson Hotel and in Council Bluffs on Saturday and Monday February 16 at the Chieftain Hotel from 10 am to 4 pm. The Perfect Retention Shields promise instant relief and a lasting seal for ruptures regardless of position. The device is sanitary and comfortable, with 95 percent recovery claimed. Free inspections offered to those treated in the past decade. Home office listed as 395 Boston Ave Minneapolis.
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F. Redlich
Minneapolis
Minn
Red Oak
Johnson Hotel
Council Bluffs
Chieftain Hotel
Freshman Studies A Mix Of English Algebra Lessons
This week in English students drill verb conjugations and summarize verbs while translating the Fall of Troy and the Wooden Horse into Latin. In algebra they tackle simultaneous equations, initially hard but now easier due to hard work. A mystery prompts a nickel donation request from the secretary.
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Troy
Fifth Grade Memory and Performance Notes at School
Fifth grade work includes arithmetic practice aiming to finish twenty pages this six weeks and punctuation focus in language. Students recall a disliked chapter, sketch body parts, and report illness among attendants. A memory verse program followed recess with fourth graders and tap dancing by Betty Caudel and Delmont McCausland.
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Rafes
Verdas
Betty Caudel
Delmont McCausland
Mise Boland
Toy Symphony
Third Grade Learns The Land of Story Banks Review
Third graders study The Land of Story Banks by Robert Louis Stevenson and work to prove addition and subtraction problems. Friday spelling perfect list includes Betty Baer Clarribelle Biggerstaff Janet Bennet Wilma Stroud Clara Shepard Dorothy Slothower Geraldine Kelso Joe Balyers Johnnie Schorr Leon Smith Loren Bonine Clarence Tavis Delbert Mavis Richard Fickel Jack Hargis Jimmie Herr ing Jackie Knight Whitney McCormick Ralph Perdew Tommy Reed Eugene Rubenking.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Betty Baer
Clarribelle Biggerstaff
Janet Bennet
Wilma Stroud
Clara Shepard
Dorothy Slothower
Geraldine Kelso
Joe Balyers
Johnnie Schorr
Leon Smith
Loren Bonine
Clarence Tavis
Delbert Mavis
Richard Fickel
Jack Hargis
Jimmie Herring
Jackie Knight
Whitney McCormick
Ralph Perdew
Tommy Reed
Eugene Rubenking
Second Grade Students Earn 100 Percent in Spelling Review
The list of students including Frank Bell Edgar Cook Edel Knight John Paulson Lee Rob bing Forrest Smith Herbert Stogdill Betty Lou Barkus Doris Barthus Carolyn Boehner Marilyn Cupp Beulah Higgerstaff Carolyn Hall Betty Hatfield Dor igthy Johnson Jana Johnson Genevieve Kelso Persy MecCor Iimick Margaret Riggins Betty Smith Sylvia Smith Madeline Swain and Shirley Walker reflects perfect spelling. The class is studying the life of Abraham Lincoln.
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Spelling
Frank Bell
Edgar Cook
Edel Knight
John Paulson
Lee Robbing
Forrest Smith
Herbert Stogdill
Betty Lou Barkus
Doris Barthus
Carolyn Boehner
Marilyn Cupp
Beulah Higgerstaff
Carolyn Hall
Betty Hatfield
Dorigthy Johnson
Jana Johnson
Genevieve Kelso
Persy MecCor Iimick
Margaret Riggins
Betty Smith
Sylvia Smith
Madeline Swain
Shirley Walker
Abrygham Lancoln
First Grade Welcomes New Books and Poem
The first grade students enjoy new books The Fact and Story Primer and a poem The Pyes by Eugene Field. Mrs Randerson visited the first grade room Monday morning and mothers are welcome at school.
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Hugene Field
Randerson
Firet
Kindergarten Returns as Students Rejoin After Absence
Kinderzatten and several pupils return to class following a week away, with Bobby Cox Lawrence Frazier Dick Smith Bobby Stoedill and Billy McCarthack back after absences. Plans form to celebrate Lincoln Washington and St Valentine birthdays, while several mothers visited the kindergarten.
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Bobby Cox
Lawrence Frazier
Dick Smith
Bobby Stoedill
Billy McCarthack
Lincoln
Washington
Juniored Subseriition test Clos Closed Friday
The contest between the Red and the Blue ended last Friday with the Red team winning. A candy prize was divided among the subscription sellers. A committee will be appointed to decide on the junior class plan. Home Ec girls bake cookies and cakes as part of activities. The line about “The Girl 1 Left Behind Me” is not heard much nowadays.
4-H Club Radio Broadcast Set For Feb 7 Time
The United States Department of Agriculture in cooperation with state agricultural college and the United States Marine Band presents a 4-H club radio broadcast on February 7 from 11 20 a m to 12 30 p m CST. The program features patriotic music and Italian selections by the band plus talks by 4-H club members and club specialists.
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United States Department of Agniculture
State Agricultural College
United States Marine Band
National Broadcasting Company
Italy
Club
Spectatlistr
Follow Up Meetings for Indian Creek Ladies Held
North Grove ladies met January 7 at Mrs. James Imel’s home to study Marketing for the Farm Home. A noon menu featured beef a la king and rye sandwiches. Attendees included Mesdames Bowen, Weeren Bowen, Peugh, Dewolf, McTowell, Young, Scott, Ostrander, Moree, Darkin, and the hostess. The next lesson will cover Food Preparation and Table Service at Mrs. W. S. Young’s home.
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North Grove
James Imel
Walter Bowen
Weeren Bowen
G. BE. Peugh
Daisy Dewolf
Claude McTowell
W. S. Young
B. E
Training School Lesson at Strahan January 28
Miss Helen Sweeney led the third nutrition lesson at the Strahan church with twelve leaders from White Cloud and Deer Creek townships. The session focused on proper service for a company dinner and plans for follow-up meetings were made, hoping for broad attendance.
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Ghandi
Farm Bureau
Helen Swinney
Strahan Church
White Cloud
Deer Creek
Ainner
Harry Conrad
Miss Lulu Tregoning Leads 4-H Bread Club Training
Farm Bureau Calendar lists events from Feb 10 to Feb 18. Miss Lulu Tregoning conducts Girls' 4-H Bread club training at Mrs. G. A. Rosenfeld's in Malvern. Center township and Plattsvilla township Farm Bureau meetings scheduled with H. E. Nichols Ames specialist for orchard pruning demonstrations at multiple farms and schools. District and Rawles township meetings set, with Red Oak and Fairview Community building venues noted.
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Lulu Tregoning
G. A. Rosenfeld
Malvern
Center Township Farm Bureau
Hillsdale Church
H. E. Nichols
Ames
Jack Steele
H. B. Nichols
H. F B. Nichols
W. T. Fickel
Plattvilla
Bethlehem
District Farm Bureau
Red Oak
Rawles Township
Fairview
Red Cross Over F Drive Over Fins in Mills
Mills County Red Cross chairman T B Lacey reports the Red Cross drive results in town Saturday. He notes strong public response and outlines plans to boost contributions for relief efforts.
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Red Cross
Dy. T. B. Lacey
Mills County
Do You Believe in Cooperation for Farmers
Do You Believe in Cooperation for Farmers A call for unity explains the value of farmer cooperatives to improve butterfat prices and market control. A committee will survey township farmers on cream sales and per grower returns to decide if a cooperative creamery can be started.
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Hla
O. T. U. Meeting Held Jan. 28 at Austin Home
W C T U members met January 28 at Mrs L D Austin's home to discuss Observance and Enforcement not Repeal, the year’s national slogan. Light Line Unions fund five dollars to the World's W C T U and a subscription to the Union. Possible shift in presidency and Secretary of Booze is debated as a matter in the report.
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de Malvern
Oaks Sunday School Ladies Sew for Drouth Sufferers
Oaks Union Sunday School ladies gathered with Mrs Artavis to sew for drought victims in Arkansas. They cut fabric into dresses for girls and women, donated used garments, and plan to meet next Wednesday with Mrs Orlow Ryan, keeping a steady supply of material.
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Oaks Sunday School
Drouth
Ladies of Oaks Union Sun
Artavis
Arkansas
Maney
Selina
Rundey
India
Orlow Ryan
Calf Feeding Guidance From Old Almanac Style Note
The fragment discusses preparing calves for feeding, noting calves require balanced ration by tie and comparing feeds. It mentions using corn, barley, and wheat as similar in value, with oats as a growth feed but not for fattening, and emphasizes treating calves like young humans while choosing appropriate feeds.
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Mal-Co
Feeding and caring for calves in cold weather
A drought era guide from Iowa Beef Producers' Association outlines calf care after February. It advises coarse ground feed, bright alfalfa hay for roughage, and watching calves for fire and other parasites. Infected calves should be treated, warmed, and kept free from drafts with well-bedded stalls to gain more weight while resting.
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O. A. Oldeen
Iowa Reef Producers
Asan
Cooperative Creamery Meeting Sets Plans for County Credit
February 6 meeting at Malvern Community building gathered about twenty five farmers to discuss forming a cooperative creamery credit system in the county. Attendees planned further meetings and invited speakers to report on prices paid by cooperative and non cooperative creameries in the region, with November averages around 28 1/2 cents per pound.
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Malvern
Mths
Thies Netic
Bytidine
Hlcher Prise
Ite Ag
Asoca
Bttt
Interest in Iowa Creamery Association meeting
According to the secretary of the Iowa Creamery Association there was considerable interest shown at the prior meeting. Everyone favored going ahead with the proposed plan.
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Tertat
Iowa Creamery Association
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South America
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League of Nations
Milla County Abstract Co
Iowa
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C. F. Redlich
Boston
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Este
Kinderzatten
Paul Liothower
Austin Murphy
Johnson
E. C. Kincaid
Herb Benton
Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Rosenfeld
Misa Maysis Berry
4-H Club
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Porsster
Afric
Weland
Theresaon
Mesdames Max Hall
Claud Wall
Harry Evans
George Huntsman
Chas
Lang
Harold Smith
James
Durbin
B. EB. Gombs
Waland
Dorothy
McClain District Farm Bureau
Willis Pattick
Mesdames Michard Crofton
Nannie Post
Chas, Carson
Clyde Warren
Will Oliver
Lowell Patrick
Willis Patrick
B. E. Combs
Strahan Jan
Austin
Reeves
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