Strahan Nutrition Class Met at Wederavist Home
The fourth nutrition session met Feb 19 hosted by Mrs. Wederavist. Miss Peterson led bread making study with bulletins by Miss Helen Swinney. Attendees included Mrs. Henry Nims, Mrs. Frank Crouse, Mrs. Opal Bayes, Mrs. Walter Angus, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Mra
Wederavist
Miss Peterson
Helen Swinney
Walter Angus
Thore
Misa Peterson
Henry Nims
Frank Crouse
Opal Bayes
Wilt McCain
Herbert Johnson
Stinger
Zeno Base
Howard Kayton
B. G. Wederqvist
Willams
Walter
Angus
Hugh McCain
Frank Johoson
Mildred Moora
Declamatory Contest Set for Saturday at Strahan Hat
The Preliminary State Declamatory contest will be held at Strahan Hat on February 27 with entrants from Atrahan Tabor Randolph and Anderson. Participants include Lillian Bradley and Clair Jones with selections The Black Night and Toussaint L'Overture. Judge Fred Seeman of Council Bluffs will preside as admission prices 4c and 28c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Hat
Atrahan
Tabor
Randolph
Anderson
Irahan
Lillian Bradley
Clair Jones
Toussaint L
Frederic Newell
Fred Seeman
Council Blutts
Lester Bhinpaugh
Relief Funds Support From Strahan School Children
Strahan school children contributed 1.31 dollars to the Valantinag Re Vet fund, aimed at aiding d etao te children. Five cents provides one meal for a child, with funds earmarked for bituminous tar mining regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Valantinag
Crnts
Fifth and Sixth Grades Report Attendance and Spelling
Five pupils list as never absent or tardy: Bobbie Bingham Clarence Hubble Bobbie Himelhan Edward Wiseman Lauis White Betty Jane Lovell Doris Williams Phyllis Michealson Alice Beam Eugene Catts Gale Watts Carrol Todd. Ten students show 100 percent spelling on report cards: Robert Willams Emma Judah Eileen Malloy Joyces Whitehill Betty Jane Lovell Doria Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Bingham
Clarence Hubble
Bobbie Himelhan
Edward Wiseman
Lauis White
Betty Jane Lovell
Doris Williams
Phyllis Michealson
Alice Beam
Eugene Catts
Gale Watts
Carrol
Todd
I Apelling
Robert Willams
Emma Judah
Eileen Malloy
Joyces Whitehill
Doria Williams
Figures Quoted Differed From School Audit Report
Charles Gipe visited The Leader in Malvern on Saturday and pointed out differences between Strahan School notes and the state audit. He cited transportation costs for the past year and noted bus drivers, maintenance, gas and oil totals were higher in the audit. He added most school bonds are not due until 1935 and proposed using the sinking fund to cut the general tax levy for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gipe
Malvern
Leader
Gipe
Strahan School Notes
Glpe
Ladies' Union Met February 17 at church gathering
The Ladies' Union met in regular session at the church on Wednesday February 17 with fourteen members in attendance. Mrs Perry Mrs Tiertha Angus and Mrs Ray Allenaworth hosted the event serving meat sandwiches pickles pineapple refrigerator cake with whipped cream and coffee. A short business meeting preceded quilting activity to finish and sell the quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bases
Tiertha Angus
Ray Allenaworth
Ladies’ Union
Chrch
Mrs Gipe's Brother Dies in Ohio
Mrs Adam Gipe received a message from Edgerton Ohio last Monday informing of the death of her brother F R A Geauque He was eighty seven years old and leaves one son Emmett Geauaus Locals recall his kindly disposition from visits here His health prevented attending the funeral Mrs Frank Crouse helped in Wilte Cloud with household duties during court business for the Hummels Mrs Roy Parker visited Summers home Miss Charlotte Dye spent a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Wills Dye Mr and Mrs Frank Clites and Dallas Cites visited Alfred Clite Hartinga Mrs Art Cole visited his family Roy Shawl attended the funeral of his sister in law Mrs Harry Roth in Hastings last Sunday Mrs Roth was a daughter of Sam Courtier former Strahan residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Gipe
Edgerton
Ohio
FR A. Geauque
Geauque
Uel
Emmett Geauaus
Gine
Frank Crouse
Wilte Cloud
John
Laura Hummell
Henwood
Roy Parker
Charlotte Dye
Wills Dye
Frank Clites
Dallas
Alfred Cilte
Hartinga
Art Cole
Emmett Gipe
Roy Shawl
Harry Roth
Hastings
Roth
Sam Courtier
Strahan
Real Estate Transfers In 12-73-40 and 86-78-41
Real estate transfers recorded include Arthur Lewin transferring 5 acres in 12-73-40 to W M Houser for 300 dollars and value. W M Houser selling to Addison 5 acres in 11 and 12-73-40 for 1 dollar and value. Elmo B Moore transfers undivided half interest in 40 acres in 86-78-41 to Everett 2 Plumb for 1 dollar and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Lewin
W. M. Houser
V. C
Addison
Paul VW. D
Greenwood
Silver City
Elmo B. Moore
Everett
Mt Vernon Bridge Work Advances Despite Weather
Report from Mt Vernon notes workers under Meyers driving piling for a bridge over Aliver Creek southwest of town and building aprons on both banks. Inclement weather slows progress but completion is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Aliver Creek
Ruth Weak
Schhool
Misa Alice McNulty
Vershon
Harley Stevenson
Mt. Vernon
Hillsdale and East Center Notes and Local Mentions
Everett Butterfield writes Buoday with friends in Lincoln and Nra. Corde McChure of Taher visits her daughter Mrs. Guy Wolfe. Newton McPherron trips to Jennie Edmundson hospital for intentment. Mrs Herbert Boley faces serious jaw infection. FB Howerd, Arline gad My, Edwin Howard meet the Oba yperel in Silver City Rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Butterfield
Lincoln
Nra
Corde McChure
Taher
Guy Wolfe
Newton McPherron
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Couns
Herbert Boley
FB. Howerd
Arline Gad
Aire
Edwin Howard
Obayperel
Garylona
Hobonir
Ilver
J. Clue
Malvern Wins Senior Night Basketball Game 24 Here
Malvern High’s boys defeated Etrahan 24 to 9 in a late season home clash led by Atkinson’s 8 points and strong defense. Strahan Alumni and Malvern Future Farmers also played, with Malvern sweeping 24 to 14 in the charity game as Mulholland and Ellis led scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Paul Herts
High Adool
Etrahan High Echootani
Atkingon
Orioles
Suecend
Etrahan
Costello
Atkinson
Koved
Biggerstaff
Bentos
Strahan
Bayes
Wince
Malvern Future
Malvern Tawa
Being
Nima
Lemimond
Wetts
Lovell
Armatrong
Knight
Anderson
McCurdy
Baucots
Mulholland
Malvern Town
Teime
Jand Ellis
Focalineup
District Tourney Pairings Locked For Glenwood Showdown
Ravente n southwest towns prepare for the district tournament in Glenwood with 15 teams listed including Anderson Bartlett Farragut Emerson Hamburg Hastings Henderson Glenwood Malvern Pacific Junction Randolph Riverton Sidney Silver City Strahan Thurman. Round-by-round matchups set from Thursday evening through Friday night with Class B semifinals Saturday afternoon and Class A and 1 finals Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raventesn
Glenwood
Anderson
Bartlett
Farragut
Emerson
Hamburg
Hastings
Henderson
Malvern
Pacific Junction
Randolph
Riverton
Sidney
Silver City
Strahag
Thurman
Emmerman
Henderson-Thurman
Randolph-Blver City Rame
Bidney
Wine Ner
Malvern-Tabor
Hastings- Strahan
Nat BP. m
Thurman Wins Farragut Cage Tourney Title
Thurman captured the annual high school cage tournament at Farragut without a defeat, beating Hamburg in the finals 32 to 22. Earlier rounds saw Hamburg 21 over Anderson 6, Thurman 43 over Riverton 10, and semifinals Thurman 14 Sidney 6 while Hamburg defeated Tabor 7 in the semis. Consolation results included Farragut 17 over Riverton 13 and Randolph 37 over Anderson 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Farrgut
Thurman
Hamburg
Anderson
Riverton
Randolph
Tabor
Bartlett
Sidney
Farragut
Henderson Defeats Orioles in High School Basketball Faceoff
Henderson beat Malvern 40 to 21 on February 16 at the Henderson gym. Viner led Henderson with 23 points, while Atkinson scored Malvern’s lone points. Other listed players include Wilkinson and Kreishbaum for Henderson and Dashner Atkinson Blegeratam Benton Tonet for Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Henderson
Hendersoniana
Viner
Malvern
Atkinson
P. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
C O
Duly
Kreishbaum
Dashner
Bf Butts
al Bo
Blegeratam
A 'Benton
Two Good Farm Sales Reported Last Week
Two notable farm sales were reported last week. At the Town State bank and Walter Donner Fa' ture sales, the John Wise farm fetched strong prices with 1200 bushels of corn selling for a solid rate. The text hints at political references and a celebration of George Washington's birthday, reflecting local sentiment during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State Bank
Walter Donner
John Wise
Farmers Triumph in Week Volleyball Battles
Farmers win two volleyball games while knocking out top teams Post Office and Firemen, tightening league balance as Cold Storage and Mulholands rise. Firemen defeat Leader Prints. Farmers beat Post Office. Mulholands edge Coltins. Salyers Auto and Randersons win others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Firemen
Otter
Post Offices
Colfine
Firetmen
Mulholands
Fermatia
Salyers Auto Sextet
Randemons
Crickets
Mulhollands
Coltins
Farmatin
Salyers
Randersons
Aveeedt
Farmers
Sy- Eee
Muthollands Bane
Caceee Reed
Vollaxhall League
Buicks
Salvern
Balyera Auto
Randergona
Emerson Independents Beat Tabor In Friday Match
Emerson independents defeated Tabor 29 to 1% in a lively Friday game as Emerson led most of the time. The Emerson second team won 8 to 6. Lineups included Ridenourt Stivers Johnson and Parker for Emerson and Kilpatrick Waymire for Tabor. The Emerson team heads to Diggopal tomorrow for tournament play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Emerson
Emerson Independents
Emersoniana
Tabor Seconds
Emerson Tabor Ridenourt Stivers
Johnson Parker E Kilpatrick Waymir
Volleyball pairings and basketball on schedule this week
The listings show two nights of volleyball with matchups Crickela versus Firemen and Farmore versus Cold Storage, and leader duels Mulhollands on Thursday. Basketball features Malvern high school at Hamburg on Friday evening alongside other local games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randeraons
Crickela
Farmore
Ve. Mulhollands
Colling Va
Salyers
Bucks Ve. Farmails
Malvern High Cchool
Hamburg
Riggins Proteges Little Ten Champs
Coach Rollie Riggins of Shubert Nebraska reflects on a record year with two standout teams after leading the Little Ten basketball champions at Falls City. The former Malvern athlete, now at Peru College, helped his teams excel in football and basketball while facing economic pressures of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Riggins
Shubert High School
Nebraska
Malvern High School Athete
Riggins
dlMcult
Sch
Falls City
Nebrand Ars
Stella
Malvern High School
Peru College
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News of the
Strahan Nutrition
Leston Given Consolidated School
Wederavint
F Home
Vocational Agricultor Glass
Deska
L. Roy Dixon
BE. G. Wederavist
Buford Pettierew
Thrift
Mike
Strahan-Malvern
C. Nagel
Earl Baas
Rob Bayes
Leater Shinmurk
M. Lemonda
L. Going
Dale Nims
Earl Wtate
Gail Lovell
Tie ‘Nechaney Tenlscuee Muebanice Greivel
Kunce & Nelson
Fane
Hillsdale and
East Center
Tay Vere
Stroma Strahan Guint
Malwetti
George Washington
al Smith
Trabor
Ramderson
Little Ten
Shubert
Milla County Abstract Co
Towa
Srt
Hereford
Frank Hilton
Jobh Beckmvith
Itt
Geo
Mark Hetheway
R. B. Good
Boston
Walter Alstrope
Tanlight American Gasoline Lamp and Iron
Furb Benton
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
Glenn Real Estate
Nalvern
Mark Swarts
Eva Wall
C,t. Boles
Alice Boles
Admx
Crose
A. W. Fichter
Pen Einsteiniants House
Patay Kilmartin
A. B. Keckley
Tom Shaw
Malvern Sale
South Dakota
Poland
B. F. Anderson
Council Bluffx
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