EMAITCHESS Boys and Girls Club Practice for Contest
The boys and girls ghee chubs prepare for a contest in Mt Ayr during the first weekend in April. Small groups will travel, followed by larger groups the next week to Corning for another event. Boys sextet members are Bernard Schoening, Marlin Richardson, Elmer Jackson, Bud Hertz, Bats McCormick and Paul Galliher. Girls sextet includes Betty Parker, Winifred Calkins, Marjorie Stout, Margaret Ann Buttmann, Roberta Ravne and Mary Marsh.
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Ghee Chubs
Mt. Ayr
Corning
Bernard Schoening
Marlin Richardson
Elmer Jackson
Bud Hertz
Bats McCormick
Paul Galliher
Betty Parker
Malvern Boys Fall to Manning in Council Bluffs Tourney
Malvern junior high team, aided by freshmen, visited Council Bluffs and were defeated 19 to 10 by Manning. A scheduled Griswold game was canceled due to smallpox. Manning showed size and length, leading 4 to 2 at halftime, then pulling away as the Malvern squad fought hard. Ohrs led Manning with eight points, while Knight and Jackson topped Malvern with five and three points respectively.
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Council Bluffs
Manning
Manning Boys
Malvern Boys
Malvern
Ohrs
Knight
Jackson
Methods of Teaching Furnish New Material for Class
Senior normal training class discusses new material in history teaching. Girls work on helpful teaching projects and report valuable observations in second and fifth grades. Miss Borene’s fractions guidance was praised. Juniors read pamphlets from Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Co. The girls find it very interesting.
Arte Boys Return to Woodwork After Marble Experiment
The boys abandon artificial marble projects and go back to woodwork. Some crafted electric lamps by pouring marble into bottles and breaking them free once dry, while others poured marble into round molds and turned them on a lathe.
Freshman home economics and classwork summary
In home economics the girls finish pajamas this week after completing the top and lower parts last week. They finish the chapter The Sun as the Source of All Energy and find it interesting. In English they punctuate sentences with studied punctuation. Algebra covers solving equations in one unknown by factoring as the new chapter.
Warning to Car Drivers on Slippery Malvern Hills
A warning urging motorists to slow down on the icy hill that leads to Main Street Malvern. The notice highlights dangers to schoolchildren crossing the street and argues drivers must share responsibility by reducing speed to prevent accidents. It stresses the risk of 35 to 40 mph speeds and urges safer driving to avoid harm to youths.
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Malvern
Main Street
Eighth Grade Activities Highlight Friday Junior High
In English we planned Friday junior high programs and began insurance problems in arithmetic. History covered big business and government regulation, civics focused on Safety, and a play form story fascinated students. Four finalists in spelling were Betty Lou Barkus Betty Hatfield Dorothy Fazel and Shirley Walker. The junior high basketball team traveled to Council Bluffs for a tournament.
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Betty Lou Barkus
Betty Hatfield
Dorothy Fazel
Shirley Walker
Council Bluffs
Junior High Activities Report From Council Bluffs and Glenwood
Seventh graders reviewed geography of regions in South and Central America and the West Indies. The junior high basketball tourney occurred in Council Bluffs. Contestants were selected for a junior high declamatory contest set for Glenwood on March 2. Betty Knight and Edel Knight led the program with reports and poetry.
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South America
Central America
West Indies
John
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Book Club
Gene Collins
Robbie Finkle
George Talbott
Washington
Johnnie Paulson
Betty Knight
Edel Knight
Girl Reserves Initiation Ceremony Highlights
Our leader Darlene Davis discussed Moscow and Berlin with the group. The meeting opened with gemp singing and roll call. Talks covered cleanliness, Moscow by Arlie Fickel, and a Berlin talk by Miss Lydia Thiedeman with travel notes and Berlin postcards. Ednamae Lawsley read a poem People Will Talk. The high point was Thiedeman’s vivid Berlin travel description. Plans are underway for a Girl Reserve party and a freshman initiation next week.
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Darlene Davis
Moscow
Berlin
Gemp
Rel
Margaret Robbins
Arliie Fickel
Ednamae Lawsley
Lydia Thiedeman
Germany
Second Grade Visitors and Sharp Spelling Students
Second Grade Mrs Stanley Windom and Mrs Lowell Elliott were second grade visitors. We are glad Glen Price is able to be in school. In a spelling dictation exercise the following pupils earned 100 percent: Barbara Jean Chamberlain Parmelia Watson Francis Orchard Shirley Lou Pratt Frieda Hall Robert Frazier Richard Elliott Gene Sullivan James Swanson. The normal training girls observed our arithmetic class Tuesday.
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Stanley Windom
Lowell Elliott
Glen Price
Barbara Jean Chamberlain
Parmelia Watson
Francis Orchard
Shirley Lou Pratt
Frieda Hall
Robert Frazier
Richard Elliott
Gene Sullivan
James Swanson
Fragmented historical notes on patents and events
A garbled compendium of items lists February entries about B Grant patenting a glass blowing machine, German incendiary attacks, and a 1935 Siamese king’s resignation. It also notes a 1933 patent and a 1931 act declaring the Star Spangled Banner as the U.S. anthem, with a 1931 charter reference for a bank.
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Firet Bank
United Bates
School Notes On Six Weeks Tests And Topics
The closer approach to six weeks tests is noted for the second semester. Home economics covers pies though students report some were not skilled. Elements of business focus on filing while English class reviews sentence types. Agriculture studies silos silage and tobacco. World history discusses reigns of different kings. Pupils answer questions on the kings. Phone social news to 100.
Congressmen Push Court Revision Plans Across Capitol Hill
The court revision proposal remains central in debates on Capitol Hill and rural areas. Senator Henry F. Ashhurst of Arizona and Representative Maury Maverick of Texas introduced bills matching the President’s suggestion. Maverick, a World War II veteran and liberal Democrat, faces early national prominence if judiciary measures pass. The Rural Electrification Administration reshuffle, with John Carmody succeeding Morris Cooke, signals support for cooperative distribution and new production units to supply power at fair rates.
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Senate
Henry F. Ashhurst
Arizona
House
Maury Maverick
Texas
Washington
Maverick
Morris Cooke
Rural Electrification Administration
John Carmody
Cooke
Fara
REA
Anid
Mansfield's News Letter Funeral Preparations Highlight Details
The article outlines comprehensive preparations for a funeral including letters, cards, pallbearers, music, relatives, transportation, and cemetery arrangements. It emphasizes handling every essential funeral detail and easing the burden on patrons. It also notes a vast power figure and reports from the International News Service about battleships joining the U.S. fleet.
Rural Electrification Push and Local Happenings Across States
Community groups push for cheap nationwide electric service for farmers while cooperatives expand in operation with notable rate reductions. Ida Grove reports a corn theft from a farmer with federal loan proceeds. An Oakland cat’s death from a gasoline bath caused a house fire, quickly contained. Eagle Grove adds water system upgrades including iron removal. Bagle Grove highlights school class attendance and a 1-year-old caught with a loaded revolver. Griswold reports several smallpox cases and mass vaccination. Ned Oak hosts a big athletic banquet with Bernie Biceman as principal speaker.
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Ida Grove
Oakland
Conta
Eagle Grove
Bagle
Loy
Schoo
Wisterset
Leity
Savlis Bank
Griswold
Swice
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University of Minnesota
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