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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
6
Cast Chosen for Junior Class Play The Nervous Wreck
Juniors select a cast for The Nervous Wreck with enthusiasm and plan to stage it in March pending date. Cast includes Bally Morgan Maxine Atkinson Henry Williams Tom Benton Tim Carl Holden Chester Underwood Robert Hat Jerome Underwood Donald Lev Marriott Underwood Marjorie Donner Andy Nabb Dallas Beals Mort Don Millikan Pan Howard Beegar Bob Wells Ray Haines Jud Morgan Walter Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bally Morgan
Maxine Atkinson
Henry Williams
Tom Benton
Tim
Carl Holden
Chester Underwood
Robert Hat
Jerome Underwood
Donald Lev
Marriott Underwood
Marjorie Donner
Andy Nabb
Dallas Beals
Mort
Don Millikan
Pan
Howard Beegar
Bob Wells
Ray Haines
Jud Morgan
Walter Mason
Freshman News Reporter Charlotte Wederquist Confirmed
Charlotte Wederquist has been named the permanent freshman class reporter after weeks of collecting class news for Jane Fletcher. The decision follows her solid work and regular participation at meetings, with potential to join Monday afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Wederquist
Jane Fletcher
News Ata
Charlottes
Tine
Jane
Demonstrates Electrical Devices to Science Class
Three physics students visited the General Science class last week to show electrical devices including a wattmeter and a sulvanometer. The visitors explained basic concepts and thanked the faculty for the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriot Teattle
Dlee
Loolabit
Harter
Harry
Spelling Review Honors Second Grade Students
The second grade celebrated spelling success with few errors as students Shirley Bason Billy Baer Robert Chamberlain Ruth Clark Nancy Cook Robby Lee Finkle Anna Mary Frasier Evelyn Gray Junior Jackson Betty Knight Babs Barnardsen Elizabeth Trively and Harold Bacon earned perfect scores. valentines were exchanged and visits from Miss Lola Raines and Miss Cadwell were noted on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Bason
Billy Baer
Robert Chamberglain
Ruth Clark
Nancy Cook
Robby Lee Finkle
Anna Mary Frarier
Evelyn Gray
Junior Jackson
Betty Knight
Babs Rarndersen
Elizabeth Trively
Harold Bacon
Lola Raines
Miss Cadwell
Sifth Grade Valentine Party Highlights
Friday afternoon the fifth grade held an eighth valentine party with students passing out valentines. after, box popcorn and candy were served to attendees.
General Steenes Class Explores City Power Plant Tour
The General Setente class visited the town power company last Thursday to study source, distribution, and control of electricity. Frank Aus tht, chief dispatcher, explained machinery dynatics, motors, generators, protective devices, and safety gear including high voltage gloves and volt meters. The group toured the control board, outdoor equipment grounding, and large batteries, ending with valuable information though time limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setente
Ttt
tovne-Nebraske Likh
Thuraday
Frank Austht
Auatit
Om ! Sted
Kindergarten Valentine Party and Washington Study Note
Kindergarten Friday hosted a valentine party with Julia Ann Paes's mother bringing popcorn balls for the class. Students express thanks. The week covers a unit on George Washington and a reading of Happy Thought by Robert Louis Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ann Paes
George Washington
Robert Louis Stevenson
First Grade Readies New Reader After Illness Absence
First grade pupils Peggy Cox and Marjory Herrick return to class after illness. They begin the Hahn Gray first reader and report good progress. The class reads about the flag and Washington's use, with Valentine party fun and many valentines exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Cox
Marjory Herricks
Hlaon Gray
Washington
Valentine party and picture collection at school
Third grade students enjoyed a Valentine party and opening their Valentine box. The class collected many pictures of Lincoln Washington and Longfellow. They hope for more pictures of famous people with birthdays in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Washington
Longfellow
Sophomore News We See Some Tests Break Monotony
Students describe daily study and recitation with curiosity about future prospects. A geometry test on ratio and proportion felt manageable and likely to yield good grades, while Mr. Herte plans a modern history quiz covering one chapter to gauge understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herte Hag
Fourth Grade Class Spin On Words And Maps
Fourth grade notes a lively week with spelling winners listed including Delbert Davis and Charles Johnson. The class writes daily tests in ink, builds a four page spelling booklet, studies short division and plans for long division, plus a class trip through North and South America and a Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everly
North American
South America
Fifth Grade Valentine Preparations and Class Readings
Several students were absent due to illness last week. The class made valentines during art and on Friday created one for their mothers. Each student read a Lincoln story Thursday or Friday. The Valentine box was filled Friday afternoon with each student receiving candy bars from Mies Borens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Mies Borens
Freshman Notes on Language and Math Struggles
The entry discusses recent lessons in history current events in class. It notes continued difficulty with Latin pronoun declensions and highlights multiplication as a math achievement. It cites verbs as a key challenge in mastering speech.
Freshman Farm Shop Boys Debate and Activities
The new class debated concrete versus wood for farm buildings after a well organized first effort. They visited Glenwood's Institution dairy cattle and hog breeds, judged cattle impressively for beginners. F F A basketball team beat Glenwood Boy Scouts 26 to 16. next they travel to Tabor tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Glenwood Boy Scouts
Malvern
Malvern Hoya
Tabor
Unity and power for the farmer in a capitalist system
A historical voice argues that government serves capital, not people, and farmers lose power. It urges unity and self sufficiency, condemns reliance on markets, and calls for farmers to grow and barter essentials like vegetables, fruit, eggs for needed goods to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sens HK
Senior News Committee Votes On Open Play Choices
The senior ply committee tested plays last Friday and will choose among three titled The Family Upstates Tiger Howse and Bret The Famfly Upstates no. The Civics study on executive powers shows why ideas fail. The note asks why students cannot act like millionaires or unify politics and warns against conversations during lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bkeot
Famfly Upstates
Tiger Howse
Fragmented Schoolroom Dialog Totals Mixed Dates And Phrases
A collage of student lines and teacher prompts centers on a chaotic classroom moment. Dialogue touches on Fourth of July, directions home after shop, and awkward exchanges about love, aging, and misunderstandings, leaving readers with a sense of youthful miscommunication.
County Agent News of Bureau Members
Ed Wearin reported three calves in the baby beef club gained an average of 80 pounds for January at a cost of 4.7 cents per pound gain. In December Dick Hyde recorded 4.4 cents per pound gain. The Farm Bureau focus includes erosion control taught to farmers and 4-H, with examples from Ex-president RB Hopps and Buddy Hopp. Tax talk notes 25 percent reduction claims and calls for tax revision to curb hidden securities. The American Farm Bureau Federation legislative committee pushes for honest dollars through national legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wearin
Farm Bureau
Baby Beef Club
Dick Hyde
RB. . tHopp
Hla
Dana
Ceriter
Legislative Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
Rawles Township Ladies Hold Follow-Up Meeting
A group of twelve women from Rawles Township met at Mrs Roy Dunsdon’s home on a Tuesday in February to study the first two lessons of year four nutrition. The session covered Keeping Up-to-Date in Nutrition and Cost of Adequate Meals with discussion of pamphlet The Unusual Vegetable Cookery and ideas to cut meal costs while meeting family needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawles Township
Roy Dunsdon
Gilforval
Alex
Boy Dune Soa
Dire
Daly Pallowa
Roland
Obas
Mark ‘Murnten
Farm Bureau Calendar February Meetings and Events
A compact list of Farm Bureau events and meetings. Feb 19 nutrition training at Mrs Frank Shook home. Feb 17 Glenwood township at C J Deupree home. Feb 18 Planning Achievement Day at Farm Bureau office via B N Alay Larson. Heb 19 Plattville township Bethlehem school. Feb 23 Rawlea township at Fairview building. Web 27 Bt Marya township. March 1 Producers Consumative creamery dinner at Glenwood. March 1 Agricultural Outlook meeting at Red Oak. March 2 Warm iiveau board meeting at Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Frank Shook
Glenwood Township
C. J. Deupree
Farm Bureau
Bira
N. Alay Larson
Plattville
Bethlehem School
Rawlea
Fairview
Marya
Glenwood
Agricultural Outlook
Red Oak
Order Seed Potatoes Now From Seed Committee
The seed committee has a few bushels of certified seed potatoes left at one dollar per bushel. Anyone seeking the best seed should notify the Farm Bureau office at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Creamery to Hold Annual Meeting in March
Henry Boch, president of the Producers' Cooperative creamery, announces the annual meeting will be held in Glenwood or Tieaday on March 1. A noon lunch precedes a talk by Prof. M Mortensen of Iowa State College. All producers and interested parties urged to attend. tickets soon on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boch
Producers’ Cooperative Creamery
Glenwood
Tieaday
M. Mortensen
Dairy Department
Towa States College
Wale
Dairy Fartiera Enter Better Site Contest Seeks Dairy Improvements
County dairy farmers in the Montgomery Mills Cow Text association join a state wide fertility and herd improvement drive led by the Iowa State College extension service. The Better Site contest, now in its third year, drew 64 associations, with judges to award multiple prizes for superior bull records, pedigrees, and daughters, aiming to promote purebreds and better herd quality across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine County
Montgomery- Mills
Howard Horne
Dairy Extension Service
Town State College
Farl Behultz
Ames
Lon
Ars
Tocal Association
Tultn
Towa State Dairy
Bert
Weekly Farm Radio Broadcasts Move by County
A weekly farm program airs every Monday at 9 05 PM on KFNF with a different county hosting each week Mills County broadcasts on March 21 Port Auth Officials sponsor the ninth district.
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KFNF
Port Auteaus
Mills County
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