Henderson club honors Harbor birthday and local notices
A Henderson social club held a birthday gathering for Mrs Harbor with cake and gifts provided by members. The feature mentions local residents attending church services, family visits, and minor community updates including school interruptions due to a heavy snowfall, road clearing efforts, and residents moving to Birmingham. The report notes two Henderson boys gaining recognition at the University of Omaha and a recent hospital operation for Mrs Doolittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Hertor
Harbor
Gertrids
Awards for Perfect Attendance at Bundey School
The Bundey school in Banday honors pupils for perfect attendance, listing Luelia Harbor, Butte Harbor, Donald Altenmworth, Leora Harbor, Joe Edmondson, Dale Whitin, Bobbie Barkus, Dorle Barkus, Martin Mercer, Marvin Harbor, Donald Williams, Elmer Cunningham, Bourton Harkin, and Ra monk Margaret born January 6 1932 to Mr and Mrs Elvan Tibbles. Additional notes mention Doria Triplett walking two miles to school during a snow storm, a victorious basketball trip to Malvern and Hastings, visits from Lee Wittner, Mrs C H Amick arriving in Omaha, twenty four at M H Ladies Aid, quilts, and a Christmas gift readout to the Troops, plus Dr Giadis Cooper visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bine
Bundey School
Banday
Luelia
Elmer Cunningham
Bourton Harkin
Ramonk Margaret
Elvan Tibbles
Doria Triplett
Lincoln Township
Montgomery County
Ottow Harris
Doria
Malvern
Hastings
Lee Wittner
C. H. Amick
Omaha
M.H. Ladies’ Aid
Mrs. Thomas
Community Notes From Champion Hill and Nearby Towns
Uncertain weather and frigid conditions frame a local gathering as Rev. Steele joins the McLains at Champion Hill for Sunday church and dinner. Residents like Sherman Allen and Mrs. Angry visit relatives. others shell nuts, attend Sunday school, and discuss road conditions. Florence Green stays with Haldeman sisters while D H class reads Bible. local health concerns and social visits are reported across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Burlingtone
McLain
Champion Hill
Jim
Addie Cooper
Ward
Wheatland Whores
Glen Cooper
Cheater Cooper
Red Oak Hoapl
Tew Gaya
Harvey Bullingtons
Katella Bullington
Kangaa
Emmet Cardiff
Dean McLain
Francis Parker
Art Frasier
John Honeyman
Florence Green
Nyman
Red O's
Haldeman
D. H
Sarah Cooper
Gibson
Missouri
Caynyell Bluffs
Clarence Bishop
Bhenandoah
George Kellenbarger
Pearl McKain
Red Oak
Charles Griffin
Hone
Santa visits Walnut Grove and Foxworthy schools for Christmas
The Bent County schools held Christmas events on Wednesday and Thursday with Santa arriving by mule to gift balloons and candy. Walnut Grove closed for vacation after a church program and a box social raised funds for equipment. Foxworthy performed cantata Bill Bender Umbrella Mender with Santa distributing popcorn balls and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Pléneant
Walnut Grove
Tabor
Bheelster
Pitts
Ahnalee Dunni
Weat Liberty School No
Foxworthy School
Bill Bender
Attendance Good in All Rural Schools
Jan 8 marked the close of the third ail weeks period of school for many rural districts. Reports show strong attendance despite a snow storm. Names of pupils with perfect attendance are listed for Osaka, No 2 Batty, Evernham, Lincoln, Wrights, and Liberty No 2 schools, with multiple students named in each.
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Osaka
Velma Mahan
Jewell Oak Bluff No. 2
Wallace Anderson
Ray Anderson
LaVanche Young
Marian Anderson
Lorraine Bruce
May Edwards
William Edwards
Annie Springer
Beatrice Springer
Evernham
Marvel Miller
James Kirkendall
Erma Schroeder
Wayne Kellogg
Alice Miller
Lola Jurgens
Glen Kellogg
Clarence Hartman
Lorraine Jurgens
Linda Miller
Lulitta Hartman
Junior Beesmer
Lincoln School
Hubert Cowardin
Ernest Lincoln
Emory Kuhl
Louis Parker
Jackie Cowardin
Wrights
Wayneta Wasimer
Marjorie Stouder
Lloyd. Stouder
Blair Farrington
Merritt Harnar
Fay Imtonden
Everett Stouder
Hastings Church Sermon and Local Notices Recap
Preaching at Methodist Church by De Arthor Atack followed by an official board meeting on church work and services. Sunday school at ten. Local travel notes include Reed Wortman to Grenwood and various visits across Hastings, Malvern, Glenwood, and Scribner. The Leader covers news from five high schools and rural Mill county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Arthor Atack
Reed Wortman
Grenwood
Stork
Martin
Adv
Maile Shepard
Red Oak
F. J. Wallace
Glantood
Jack Marato
Burlington
Methodist Parsonage
Mastings
Effie Kennedy
Laula Bass
W. A. Bower
Gerald
Malvern
Austin Bass
Tabor
Oral Bower
Hastings
Pahnestock
Scribner
Nebra
Firiday
Fahnestock
Mary Trimmer
Silver City
Merrill Skinner
Harry Potter
Virgil
Roscoe Parker
Glenwood
Darlene
Bobbie
Cecil Woods
Nadine
Geraldine
Mise Blanche Woods
Brooks
Martin Btore
Ady
Perry Schalpin
J. J. Starr
Gorell
C. & Anderson
Kathryn
John Hudson
Wayne Byerant Henderson
Misa Alta Hunter
McClelland
Ralph Hall
Kathryn Anderson
Nedra Crawford
Lorraine Clark
Merrill Crouse
Henderson’werg
Mra
Wilbur Dalzell
Beverly Gene
A. V. Cites
Frank Adams
Afra
Everett Purcell
Imogene Sunday
Mr. Fellows
Frieda
The
Leader
Milla County
Hastings School News Sparks Student Achievements
News from Hastings School notes new composition books for number work and spelling, with efforts toward near perfect lessons. A storm last week caused absences, while several students achieved perfect attendance over the past six weeks, including Dorothy Trimmer, Melvin Trimmer, Bettie Heroff, Kenneth Adama, Wendell Crawford, and Harriet Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Trimmer
Melvin Trimmer
Bettie Heroff
Kenneth Adama
Wendell Crawford
Harriet Crawford
Fourth Grade Attendance and Reading Race Update
Third and Fourth Grades list students not absent or tardy this term: Keith Cltes Gene Buana Dorothy Johnson Opal Hunter and Smith. Ray Hites has no average below 90 this six weeks. Fourth graders start North America geography booklets and a wall chart records every 100 percent. Aiming for Gold Lon Keys of politesse this week. Stars and Smiley's tally drive a race for extra reading points among fourth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Cltes
Gene Buana
Dorothy Johnson
Opal Hunter
Smith
Ray Hites
North America
Smiley
Seventh and eighth graders take Bemeater exams
Seventh and eighth grades took Bemeater exams Thursday and Friday and did fairly well. The class hopes for a good report card and plans a party. They are considering dropping History for Civics, and their room has had perfect attendance this week while the cleanliness contest continues toward noon.
Fifth and Sixth Grades form Good Citizens club rules
A classroom notes a Good Citizens club for Fifth and Sixth Grades outlining eight rules. Rules emphasize punctuality courtesy, quiet in halls and room, asking permission to speak, avoiding unnecessary questions, not whispering, staying seated, and being good sports during trial week to determine eligibility for membership.
Senior students begin new studies and activities
Seniors adapt to new courses Vocational Guidance Economica and Business E for the semester while hosting a skating party Monday evening January 11. Students reported a good time and morale remains high.
Senior Class Notes on Subjects and Fundraiser Sales
The group reports completing Sociology Biology and Algebra last semester and taking Economica Vocational Guidance and Business English. They note the new subjects are interesting and beneficial and that their sale of hot dogs candy and cushions was successful and likely to continue.
Freshman English and Algebra Classes Report
Freshman English class studies The Composition of a Paragraph and algebra focuses on multiplying polynomials. Agriculture class covers science and farming topics for freshmen and sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenelish Clnan
Altebra
Henderson Triumphs In Four Hastings Matches
Henderson eighth graders swept Hastings teams as all four games ended in Henderson wins. Hastings girls lost by one point. first boys team by eight. Emerson games postponed by snow but played Tuesday January 12. Henderson to Bennett Friday January 15 for both boys and girls. Local social notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Hastings
Ecradera
Emerson
Btennett
Curing Pork At Home Tips From Town State Expert
D Heiser of Town State College’s animal husbandry faculty advises farmers on home pork curing. He warns many quality losses come from improper preparation and brine handling. The brine uses 10 pounds of meat 4 pounds salt and water per 100 pounds of meat and should be watched for coating and japans. After curing rinse in hot water then cold and hang 24 hours before smoking. Further home butchering instructions are available from the Bulletin Office or Mr Heiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Heiser
Town State College
Tletser
Bulletin
Ifelaer
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