Strahan Junior Class Presents Mystery Play Tuesday
The Strahan Junior Class will stage the mystery play Sh, Not So London Tuesday evening February 2 at the school gym. Prewar admission is 25 and 15 cents. Cast includes the Bishop Ray Chadsey Orville Goins Ned Sheldon Clarence Nagel Fenfford Frederic Newell Locke the constable Virgil Hammack Miss Tate Lillian Bradley Kitty Penrose Mary Elaine Churchman Mrs Chadsey Maxine Bell Jenny the maid Faye Rayes. Attendance at the last meeting was normal. Henry Nims contributed seed corn of Legal Tender a variety from the 1880s. Corn types including Iowa Ideal bred in the region are noted. A Thursday night corn disenchantment will be covered. An air compressor is installed at the school building replacing three units to provide garage air water tank pressure and thermostatic heating control finally powered by electricity.
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Claan
Ray
London
Miss Tate
Bighon
Frough Ronan
Henry Nims
Nima Brothers
Huton
Ohoo
Trueman Alenaworth
Pear ‘Macedonia
Mra
Ray Allensworth
Ed Nagel
Jena Wilson
Bart Baas
Kenneth Allensworth
Glen
Robert Bayes
Ross Bryant
Red Oak
Margaret Achentach
Shenandoah
Chas. Gipe
Adam Gipe
Zeno
Arthur Bradley
Bfixs
Tnez
Omaha
Ferry Bayes
Kerr
Alvin Tavell
Hamburg Hospital
Strahan
J. W. Mayfield
Tahor
T Herr
Mrr
Scott Irvin
Nellie Armstrong
Ww.w. Molsherry
Plymouth
Ari Strong Hestern
Piet
Iowa City
Franke Johnson
Herbert
Dale Laughiln
Claire Dartanyt
Near
Randolph
Frank Clites
Ciltes
Gertrude Marshall
Malvern
Parrente
Frat Basketball Team Entertained By Mrs Costello
On the evening of January 26 the Entertain Basketball Boys and their coach Mr Molaberry were hosted by Mrs WW R Costello. After supper with two dishes, games followed. Darrel Costello showed a knack for bre aki] at table tennis while Ear Base displayed championship caliber at the checkerboard.
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Mr. Molaberry
WW. R Costello
Darrel Costello
Tennig
Electricity and home economics class notes at school
The eleventh and twelfth grade Phyaska class explored electricity through experiments and drawings, learning to produce and observe its properties. Ninth grade Home Economics studied bed making, with each girl making beds daily and reporting times. Elma Judah and Anna Rose Bass were noted for their work and curtain care.
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Phyaska
Helen Shayl
Elma Judah
Strahan Teams Defeat Emerson in Friday Night Games
Strahan squads won both halves with Nagel and Costello leading scoring. Second team posted 12 to 4 while first team led 34 to 1 in favor of Strahan. Surthan plans to play Wenderson Friday night at the Strahan building as both boys and girls teams compete.
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Strahan
Emerson
Delmos Costello
Alan Strahan
Nagel
Costello
Surthan
Wenderson
Unclear OCR Narrative Incoherence From Detroit Man
Fragmentary text describes Herman Rankls of Detroit speaking oddly about losing 22 pounds and a sense of renewal. The garbled phrases reference weights, thanks, and a new plan, with multiple misspellings and nonsensical segments lacking coherent events or dates.
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Herman Rankls
Detroit
Otto
I Srushan Aly
le Sant
Ladies Union Mevie at Church Wednesday
The Ladies Union met at the church on Wednesday January 20 entertained by hostesses Mrs. Robert Shaul Mrs. Lawrence Read and Mrs. Alfred Shaw. The afternoon was spent quilting with a brief business meeting. Deli cious refreshments were served. Twenty two ladies attended. The unfinished quilt was taken to Mrs Guy Martins home for finishing. The next meeting will be February 2 at the church with hostesses Mrs Agnes Steele Mrs Helen Summera and Mrs Vira Hayes.
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Ladies Union
Chrch
Robert Shaul
Lawrence Read
Alfred Shaw
Chas
Gina
Dicksen
Guy Martin
Agnes Steele
Helen Summera
Vira Hayes
Hostennen
Nutrition Leaders Meet At Mrs Kayton Home
Tehladien attended the leaders meeting of the fourth year nutrition course held at the home of Mrs Howard Kayton on Taft. Miss Peterson led the session with assistants preparing a noon dinner. The afternoon lesson covered costs of adequate meals for the average family and comparisons of home canned products with manufactured items. Follow up plans named Mrs Rena Bass and others for a continuation at next Wednesday's session.
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Tehladien
Howard Kayton
Taft
Miss Peterson
Avermage Family. Com
Rena Bass
May Wederqvint
Wilila Nima
Bra
Wederqvint
Wesley Chapel Nutrition Lesson Ends Local Group Meeting
Miss Peterson extension worker from Amos led a nutrition lesson Friday at Mrs Harvey Lisles home. Eight women attended the afternoon session and leaders voted to discontinue the group locally, with interested participants to attend other county clubs. The next meeting with bread aiming to Feb 18 at RA his Petaraad to Wiewworth Plumb'n after a visit the George Parker home.
Plumb Visit Ties Kayces Wyom to Parker Family
Mrs. Carach Plumb of Kayces Wyoming travels to see George Parker and his kin Wednesday. The gathering includes Mrs. Prem and her mother Wes Griffith and Mrs. Perry Wilion quilting at Fickel’s. Weekend visitors and extended kin relations noted in Clinton Parker and Lisle households.
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Carach Plumb
Kayces
George Parker
Plonth
Cif Prem
Wes. Griffith
Perry Willon
Tone Fickel
Gee, Parker
Carson Plumbh
Elin Plumb
Clinton Parker
J. T. Robbins
Lisle
Cornel Bluffs
Mra
Harry Wilton
Local Health Notes and Meeting Schedule This Week
Mrs Paui Leinert fell ill this week and is hoped to recover. Several neighborhood children have sore arms from smallpox vaccination. J B Fickel has been ill two to three days with a cold and eye irritation. The home circle meeting led by Rev J D Themes lists events this week at Harvey Lisle house Tuesday John When’s Wednesday and CU Plumb’s Thursday. A cool crowd attended last week’s meetings. Mr and Mrs Jane Fickel visited Shenandoah Saturday.
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Paui Leinert
J. B. Fickel
Rev. J. D
Harvey Lislé
CU Plumb's
Jane Fickel
Shenandoah
Imogene High School Honors Two Teachers With Surprise Party
On Friday night January 22, Imogene Public School held a surprise party at the high school gym for Miss Menton in honor of her birthday. Miss Ellen White also celebrated her birthday. The students and staff presented gifts to Menton, and White received several personal gifts. Refreshments followed as the group enjoyed the evening before dispersing.
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Facuits
Semester test results and illness-related absences noted
The article reports intermediate grades with semester test returns and report cards. It notes all classes continuing into the second semester and aims for higher standards. Bernice Copeland and Clara Ann Pool are absent due to illness this week. The eighth grade completed maps of the country and the room enjoyed a sewing/teaching match Friday afternoon with Dorothy White and Bernice Copeland participating.
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Tesla
Bernice Copeland
Clara Ann Pool
Dorothy White
Wirinera
Primary Grades Report Highlights and Local Notices
Primary grades reports issued this week show some students must plan extra work for year end while others anticipate success. James Nicholas leads with high numbers in first grade. Marion Woods tops the class. Fourth graders study abbreviations. Opal White cited for perfect attendance until illness triggered absence. Road conditions near Emerson deteriorate after early freeze. tractors struggled to clear six miles of impassable highway. Community events include St Patrick's bazaar on Feb 2 and 8 with a chicken dinner. Miss Nellie O Conner visits Shenandoah. several families visit Omaha and Council Bluffs for personal matters.
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James Nicholas
Arion Woods
Opal White
Emerson
Corm
Nellie O'Conner
R.N
Hand Hospital
Shenandoah
T. G. O'Conner
Lodge
T. J.’. Maher
Johnny Delehant
Shenandoat
Miss Anna
Andrew Delehant
Omaha
Dan Delehant
Jock
Leo Laughlin
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
St. Patrick's
St. Patricks Hall
Frank Qgutache
Councilume
Loutes
Mercy Bogprtal
Matt Maher
Here
Near Banex
Misa Louisa
Ors
Malan Mahan
Imogene Couple Weds in Rockport January 24
Misa Maude Schaffer and Jas. Perkins, both longtime residents, were married in Rockport Missouri on Saturday January 24. The couple is congratulated by the community.
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Imogene
Rockport
Misa Maude Schaffer
Two Card Parties In Local Week Ended In Community Fun
Two card parties drew crowds last week. St Patrick's Hall hosted a well attended Friday event with many tables and refreshments. Sunday’s A C T hall gathering by the Ladies Auxiliary featured top scores in bridge and euchre and a cake and coffee service.
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St. Patricks Hell
A. C. Tt
Lucille Laughlin
Frank Gilmore
B. Slater
Dom
Post Office Leads Volleyball Standings End Week
With no defeats and four wins the Post Office team holds the lead after the fourth round of the tournament. The Firemen sit second after a loss to the Post Office while others are tightly bunched with at least one win each. Standings show Post Office 4-0, Firemen 3-1, Cold Storage 2-2, various teams at 1-3 or 2-2 with multiple entries and small point totals.
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Post Office
Mulhollands
Rundersona
Henderson Wins Over Macedonia and Wales Basketball Meet
Henderson high school basketball beat both Macedonia and Wales in two separate games. On Jan 23 at Henderson the boys won 39 to 23 and the girls 83 to 11. On Jan 20 Henderson defeated Macedonia 39 to 22 in boys and 88 to 25 in girls. Upcoming game against Blver City Friday evening.
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Henderson High Echool
Wales
Henderson
Macedonia
Atraben
Strehan
Oo Blver
Bayer
Bat
Inter-Sunday School Basketball Promotes Youth Play
Wednesday evening featured three inter-school basketball games between Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools. Baptist teams, about twelve, won 6 to 2 in the first. the 13 to forceful second game 8 to 2 credited Jamie Summers for most of the Baptist scoring. Methodist squad prevailed 42 to 7 in the final match, aided by players on high school first string and Oriole squad.
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Mathern
Baptist
Methodist
Baptists
Methodists
Jamie Summers
John Hall
Herbie R Monton
Dick Hyde
Sudt Mulholland
Bee McCord
Tommy Wills
Glan Bower
Junior Dashner
Homer Jackson
Lewis Storey
Harley Fazel
Harry Walker
Max Bhook
Strahan Basketeers Defeat Emerson in Local Clash
Strahan high school beat Emerson 24 to 11 as Nagel and Coatelio sparked a fast start. Emerson seconds lost 12 to 4 in a tighter follow up, while Strahan Alumni edged Emerson Independents 28 to 18. Emerson, hampered by two injured players Ridehour and Coates, showed why they’ve been hit by illness this season.
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Strahan
Strahan High School
Nagel
Coatelio
Emersonians
Emerson Independents
Emerson
Ridehour
Coates
League Volleyball Standings Show Tight Bunching
The league volleyball race tightens as nine teams contest third place with twelve clubs in action. Thursday results see Collins Drugs sweeping Fender Prints in a key match while Bukke posted a high score but fell short to the farmers. Crickets and Farmails split a two game set as Fequaila claimed leading positions in a season defined by tough competition.
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Vinorcua
Collins Drugs
County Cage Tournament Brackets Set for Mitta County
Eight teams from Mitta County will compete in a two day county tournament at Ethereon gym from February 8 to 9. Pairings Friday include Hastings versus Elevet City at 4 26 p m and Glenwood against Stahed at 7 90 p m with other games to follow. The Mitta County Schoolmasters club runs the event now in its fifth year. Prizes include cups and trophies for champions and consolation, with advancement toward the state tournament.
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Mitta County Hich
Ethereon
Hendereon
Pacific Junction
Mite County Schoolmasters Club
Eespetitiou
Samson
Malvernians Fall to Glenwood in Armory Clash
Malvern high school Orioles were outscored 26 to 9 by Glenwood in a Friday night game at the Glenwood Armory. Dalton and Evans led Glenwood with heavy scoring while Atkinson carried all Malvern points with nine. Second half saw Glenwood extend the lead as Malvern failed to score.
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Malvern High School Orioles
Glenwood
Dalton
Evans
Malvern Cagers
Glenwoodians
Orioles
Atkinson
Malvern
Jones
Biggerstaff
Anderson
Dall
I Byers
Hall
Cacserpeeerysersd
Evang
Vscsesseyeveyé
Orah Harrison
Cesryyeress
Ryan
Hastings Cagers to Meet Crinles Here on Tuesday
Hastings high school basketball announces two home and away games next week. The Hastings team will host Crinles at the Community Building Tuesday at 7 30 pm while another game sends a different squad to Tabor.
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Hastings Cagers
Crinles
Malvern High School
Hastings
Whils Gsnothar
Tabor
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Hamburg
al Lovell
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Kayton
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Imogene Public School
Miss Benton
Anthony Head
Louise Maher
Mercy Hospital
Ed Maher
Baby
Frank Riggine
Coburg
Misa Loulae
Jewel Thompson
Union
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Mira
Carrie Head
Strahan Basketeer
Miles
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Glenwood Cagers
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Sindiy
Don Crickete
Faigers
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Firemen
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Cortina
Ve. Farmers
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Poet Office
Frank Tilton
John Beckwith
Malvernish
Geo
Dienwwood
Iowa
Mark Hathawar
Silver Creek Bottom Road
Horthyeat
J. N. Summoars
Tener Esteen Peiaint Neal Northxen
North Dakota Grimm Affairs Association
Fargo
N. D
Walter Alstrops
A. W. Ca
W. Fichter
A. B. Keckley
Very
Tom Bhaw
Fiana
Leagi Erdera
Malvern Sale
Ed Califf
South Dakota
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Buorharn
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