Demostration on Use of Home Appliances for Students
A session for freshman and sophomore home economics classes featured Miss Nuerenberger and Miss Hunt from Town Nebraka Light and Power Co. They demonstrated electric range efficiency methods, electric oven and coffee vac, and discussed lighting principles to curb eye fatigue. A meat cutting demo by Mr. Priest at Mulllholands last week showed beef cuts and methods to prepare tough meat.
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Usis
Miss Nuerenberger
Miss Hunt
Town-Nebraska Light and Power Co
Priest
Mulhollands
School projects aid students through biology and speaking work
The management class pursues individual projects aiding teaching. Biology covers mammals and manuals, while the public speaking group prepared radio programs and presented imitations of figures like the Lonesome Cowboy and Lowell Thomas for the class audience.
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Lowell Thomas
Freshman Class Makes Tiny Electric Motors
Freshman students in general science progress rapidly as Mr Dyke engages most of the class with electricity. Each pupil contributes 10c to build a simple motor, then connects it to a battery and observes electricity generation. The algebra class tackles factoring, and English I concentrates on adverbs and comparisons.
HOOEY by HODGES HOOEY by HODGES
Elmer Jack Fon, an ardent fan of Emily Past, ponders this one a long time. Garold Garst, a radio builder and composer, praises the tin set. Juniors plan class rings while the rest of the class selects birthstones Moonstone Grindstone Tombstone.
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Elmer Jack Fon
Emily
Elmer
Garold Garst
Tombstone
Eighth Grade Projects On Canals Stocks Debates
Eighth grade students present reports on U S canals their use and value and study stocks in arithmetic Each pupil pretends to buy 100 shares and will monitor the market for a week Four debates have been held in English with the best debaters chosen.
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Inciviegs
United States
Editorial Staff At Etter-2022 Bel Wearin Assnmaty
Editorial staff and department editors listed include Willard Millan Tsien Waller Lorraine Pashner Lorraine Hodges and Tetmant McCourt with sports coverage by McCourt and editors noting prior affiliations or roles in the school paper.
Senior News Highlights in Literature and Science
The week features focus on romantic literature with Burns and Wordsworth in English studies. History discusses slavery and state annexation to the Union. Physics class explores magnetism and static electricity, revealing strong student interest.
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Burns and Wadsworth
Union
Malvern High Seeks Fifth Straight Basketball Trophy
Winter storms force M H S to close for first full day in 12 years. Despite the cold, activities continue with elimination contests for feminine and senior events. Malvern likely secures another county basketball trophy, possibly its fifth consecutive title, as teams push through a disrupted schedule.
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Daniel Websters
Malvern
M. HL. S
Averayge
Sixth Grade Creates History Themed Projects
The sixth grade this week makes booklets on George Washington and Abraham Lincoln while studying feudalism. Some plan dramatizations of becoming a knight. Students craft original valentines and gingham Valentine figures. John Slothower brought the valentine box to their room. In language they share anecdotes and write poems about Lincoln. Jack Lloyd and Malcolm Campbell have been absent for some days.
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Gingham
John Slothower
Lincoln
Jack Lloyd
Malcolm Campbel
Fifth Grade Bulletin Board Celebrates Washington and Lincoln
The fifth grade room displays portraits of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln at various ages with silhouettes on the border. Mrs Talbott visited Thursday afternoon. A new oral spelling method rewards correct spellings by moving the speaker ahead of others. Robert Hedding was absent a week due to illness.
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Washington
Talbott
Robert Hedding
First Grade Birthday Party at Mer An Heichelberger School
On Monday of last week Mer An Heichelberger in first grade turned six. His mother brought a birthday cake to share with classmates. The first graders are making valentines and plan to place them in a valentine box.
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Mer- An Heichelberger
Easter origins and octave in early church traditions
The article notes Easter likely derives from Eastre, a Saxon goddess. It mentions the ancient church observed an eight day octave for Easter, during which alms were given to the poor, slaves were freed, and people indulged in celebrations.
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da Udlvdde
Seventh Graders Write and Present Constitutional Play
Seventh grade members authored a three act play on the constitutional convention to be performed at the English club Friday. English club members elected officers for the second semester: president Carolyn Boehner, vice president Madelyn Swain, secretary Goldie Cozad.
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Carolyn Boehner
Madelyn Swain
Goldie Cozad
Sophomore and History Classes Cover Wide Range
Geometry students explore tangent circles this week while sophomores build sentences from dictionary words. History students review constitutional amendments and study the remaking of European governments. Latin and industrial history classes outline Caesar and industry.
Notable Lincoln Birthday and Historic Milestones
A compact timeline notes February events including Abraham Lincoln born 1809 and early state settlements in Georgia 1732. It cites notable historical moments such as Belgian King Albert’s mountain death in 1934 and Pluto discovery by Lowell Observatory in 1930, marked as a memorabilia-style reference.
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Albert
Nebraska’s debt free prosperity plan praised by Cape May Gazette
The Cape May Gazette cites a New York Herald Tribune article praising Nebraska for 10 million capital without debt, a bond free highway system, and low taxes. It outlines four rules: pay as you go, reject new tax farms, watch spending, and keep local government costs steady. The piece urges other states to imitate Nebraska’s approach.
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Isant
Nebraska
W. E. Christensen
New York Herald Tribune
Prairies
Christensen
Nebraska Hus
Gazette
Cape May Court House
N. J
Asbury School Reopens After Three-Week Break
Reports from Asbury note school resumed Monday after a three week vacation due to severe weather and closed roads. Locations include Ava and Boyd City with residents describing travel disruptions. John A. Medhinus visits Wlenwood and Jubi Mellingla hosts a visitor this week amid winter conditions.
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Ava
Public Confidence in Banks Shows National Improvement
A Morning magazine survey of city and country districts nationwide finds genuine improvement in public attitude toward banking institutions. Deposits rise in many cases, fewer use safe deposit boxes, and service charges rise slightly, with broad support for FDIC and banking education efforts amid a gradual return to normal conditions.
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New York
Mie United Sta
Moning
American Tankers Association
Fts
Tronda
Tey
Protecting Investment Values in Land
The American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission issues a booklet on soil conservation as a national issue. It estimates 760 million tons of soil eroded yearly by running water and another equal amount displaced, totaling about 1.8 billion tons. It notes 35 million acres already ruined, 125 million acres lost topsoil, and up to 100 million more at risk. Chapters cover terracing, soil erosion control, wind erosion, crop methods, forestry, and land management to sustain production.
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Bai Conservation Service
Thas
Phe
Atvavetbes
Urol
Aida
Henderson Community News Tangles With Death and Local Happenings
The Henderson column records a church meeting with Mrs Mertha Rowers hosting a dessert of whipped cream and coffee, notes a future meeting with Mrs John Raisetenn, and reports the death of Mrs Alf worthedst oof Henderson aged 90. It cites a barn fire near Mase sena and multiple community visits, hospital updates, and travel notes involving local residents.
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Mertha
Putin
Cerram
Coffe
Mra. T
Phlips
Mandl Pullip
John Raiatenn
Leader of Its Big Board Proclaims Bold Move
An unclear line from a historic page hints at a leader announcing a major decision. The readable fragments reference a leadership figure and a governing body moving toward a bold act, with no exact names or dates discernible.
Henderson Consolidated School News and Local Notes
Local Henderson Consolidated School dispatch highlights recent games where the team trailed 22 to 17 at Straban, with focus on literature notes and student activities. The piece lists students praised for summer reading, names residents visiting the Minter Sowers house, and reports on medical and family news including Mrs. Wayne Byers’ hospital stay and Milburn Turner’s surgery recovery in California.
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Dre. Teawitt
Malvern
Parminon
Joan Pocringeton
Curean
Nye Ruse
Mercy Hospital
Ceamen Whitts
Wayne Simmons
Jennie Edyundson Hospital
Bert Davia
Misaeul
Janie Norton
Arbor Teoe
Geo Te Dnt
Filia
Cott
Wayne Byers
Omaha
Shirley Simmons
Hancock i
Ed Wilkenson
Edmondson Ings
Milburn ‘Nurner
California
Entertaining Card Party at Perkins Home
Mr and Mrs Dan Perkina hosted a Friday evening card party with several local residents attending. The event featured dainty cakes and socializing while weather and road conditions affected travel. The column notes moves, a new baby, and health updates among area families.
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Mere Rovron Anderson
Dale Walker
Ree Thavia
Qin Perkins
Havardon
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