EMAITCHESS Students Named on M. H. S. Honor Roll
The first semester honor roll lists Seniors Frances Brewer Deta Cary Lorraine Dashner Nelpha Donner Lorraine Fletcher Evelyn Latchaw Willard Millikan Kate Pace Virginia Scott Harriott Talcott Ed Wearin Juniors Margaret Ann Buttermann Ruth Louise Mecord Ferne Maddocks Lyle Powlis Roberta Ranne Florence Swo-boda Annela Waller Wayne Sanders Sophomores Louis Berks Edith Brewer Winnifred Calkins Betty Caudell Edna Mae Lowrey Thelma McClure Lenore Mansfield Margaret Robbina Mae Sheperd Freshmen Ralph Hall Doris Ireland Darlene Knop August Ponton Marlin Richardson Julia Jean Steele Allie Shepard Irene Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Membe
Frances Brewer
Deta Cary
Lorraine Dashner
Nelpha Donner
Lorraine Fletcher
Evelyn Latchaw
Willard Millikan
Knte Pace
Virginia Scott
Harriott Talbott
Ed Wearin
Margaret Ann Buttemann
Ruth Louise Mecord
Ferne Maddocks
Lyle Powlis
Roberta Ranne
Florence Swoboda
Annela
Interesting frieze on Transportation by Gearhart Salyers Wall
In a history project Howard Gearhart Jon Salyers and Eric Wall created a frieze titled Development of Transportation. The reading class is preparing booklets for Snowbound by Whittier with detailed notes on Whittier’s household. English class condenses sentences into telegrams and the efvica class studies the modern farm and its advantages today over yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gearhart
Jon Salyers
Eric Wall
Whittier
Efvica
Yeatorday
Second Grade Arctic Weather Lunch Time Popular Adventure
In second grade during our arctic weather several students brought lunch and by week’s end the idea grew popular as an adventure. Misa Louistrippen, the state penmanship advisor, visited and shared entertaining stories about penmanship letters. The class learned about quintuplets in alphabet land: 1, bh, k, f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Louistrippen
Sixth Grade Studies Decimal Multiplication On Imaginary Denmark Trip
The sixth grade works on decimals and charts progress on the bulletin board. A pretend journey to Denmark teaches about its industries climate and physical features. Absent due to weather and colds are Rachel Knight Malcolm Campbell Jack Lloyd and Anna Mary Frazier.
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Denmark
Rachel Knight
Malcolm Campbell
Jack Lloyd
Anna Mary Frazier
Eeneler
Editorial Staff and Associate Editors Named
Editorial staff listing shows Wierse as editor and department editors including Pelpha Donner Tigh Seton. Other associates include Lorene Tashnee Lorraine Enda Beinert MfeCausi and Puatipes with multiple special roles noted.
Glee Clubs Start Operetta Practice at Malvern High
Malvern high school glee clubs begin rehearsals for the operetta Jewels of the Desert featuring a 26 member cast including Abdullah Nana Margaret Ann Buttman Caesar Louis Berks Lythe and Miss Lythe with a chorus of Arabs camp followers and English expeditionary soldiers plus a lovers chorus and Ballet of the Hours.
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Malvern
Abdullah
Ccaravans
Millikan
Lythe
Bugs
Berhard Schoening
Nana
Margaret Ann Buttman
Caesar
Louis Berks
Miss Lythe
Harriett Talott
Betty
Winnifred Catkins
Carrieail
Roberta Ranne
Linut. Andrews
Paul Galibher
Cheeko
Neutenant
Ralph Hall
Tandy Grady
London
Lorraine Fletcher
Donald Jackson
Benarulah
Ed Wearin
Disturbances and Hopes Shape Local Sports Notes
Around town reports a restless performance scene asOptimates discuss practice disruption for Em ailchess coverage. Americana Lad earns an $8 bonus for strong sales, Spirit Hopes eyes county tourney glory, and Coach Dyke relies on four seniors for future success. A junior high team shows promise while new county entrants begin to appear amid budding romances.
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Buchight
Malvern High School Trophies Displayed in Hall
Malvern High School fans a Project by the manual training class has placed 14 old trophies in a main hall show case. Items include a 1923 Girls basketball title at Bidney, 1928 29 Mills county track marks, 1936 Mills county basketball championship cup, and other secondary trophies. The display, after polishing, will be open after February 8 to view the aging but revived trophies.
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Malvern High
Bidney
Mills County
Sidney
Normal Trainers Continue Work with New Instructor
Under the direction of Miss Von Metre the past week focused on completing language and grammar units. Preparations were made for observation and practice teaching in the fourth fifth and seventh grades.
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Miss von Metre
Freshman News Chief Notes Billy Shepard Moving to Glenwood
The freshman news chief highlights Billy Shepard as a rising athlete moving to Glenwood soon after attending Malvern school most of his scholastic life. Despite being a freshman he has played substantial basketball and shown promise for future years. He will be missed by classmates and teachers as the Tupi group resumes work with renewed effort since the semester began.
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Billy Shepard
Glenwood
Malvern School
Fourth Grade Attendance and Arithmetics Update
Fourth grade lists perfect attendance non tardiness for six weeks including Marjorie Herrick Gertrude Rosenblatt Violet Walker Anthony Croushorn Roy Dean Mansfield Richard Smith and Carroll Wynne Bobby Shepard moved to Glenwood last Friday with Edward Hauger replacing him The class started long division in arithmetic last week.
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Marjorie Herrick
Gertrude Rosenblatt
Violet Walker
Anthony Croushorn
Roy Dean Mansfield
Richard Smith
Carroll Wynne
Bobby Shepard
Glenwood
Edward Hauger
Third Grade Pupils Create Coast In Pictures
Third graders are making pictures of the coast ing party. They received report cards last Wednesday. Lois Robinson has been ill with measles and earache.
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Lois Robinson
Birthday Treat For First Graders By Jim Ule Saar
Jim ule Saar celebrated his sixth birthday in a first grade class last Monday of last week. His father brought ice cream and candy for the children. Attendance was poor due to the weather.
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Jimule Saar
Fifth Grade Visual History Study At School
Fifth grade teachers led a picture study on the ship Old Tronsides linking it to War of 1812 lessons and the poem Old Ironsides. Students sketched a sea scene and used Beautiful Joe during opening exercises. The room features snowmen decor and a bulletin board with Eleanor pictures.
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Joe
School study notes and plans for next week
A junior news item outlines a business pupil studying travel methods and arithmetic practice for speed and accuracy. It mentions a school management class planning to study a teacher's parental role next week.
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Hay Bau
Athode Wnd
Students Prepare for Declam Contest
High school declamation entries draw considerable interest as students practice orations dramas and humor pieces for the home contest slated for Monday February 11. Nominees listed include Mary Louise Juelke Roberta Traanne Margaret Ann Buttmann Delpha Donner Josephine Haden Edna Mae Lowrey Julia Jeanne Steele Mary Jean Ewing Lorraine Fletcher Bud Hertz Fern Maddocks Margaret Robbins Mary Hien Summers with more participants than the usual quota requiring pre contest selections.
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Mary Louise Juelke
Roberta Ttanne
Margaret Ann Buttemann
Delpha Donner
Josephine Haden
Edna Mae Lowrey
Julia Jeanne Steele
Mary Jean Ewing
Lorraine Fletcher
Bud Hertz
Fern Maddocks
Margaret Robbins
Mary Hien Summers
Seventh Grade Winter Poems Collected by Students
Sevent graders produced winter poems many of which invite readers and magazines that print student poetry show interest. The text notes efforts by students to have their work published in magazines that feature young writers.
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Kent
Trint
Sophomore Mae Shepard to Move to Glenwood
Mae Shepard, a sophomore with high scholastic standing, will move to Glenwood and be missed by classmates and teachers. Fern Rodaway, after two high school years with us, is moving to Nebraska.
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Mae Shepard
Glenwood
Nfe
Fern Rodaway
Nebraska
Pay as you go echoes from a Washtenaw farmer’s motto
A Detroit Free Press letter urges fiscal discipline by recalling Washtenaw County farmer George A Peters who buried the motto Pay as you go in his barn cornerstone. The piece argues for living within means as the nation faces debt and government overreach, praising Peters as a model of prudent finance.
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Washtenaw County
George A. Peters
Congress
Washtunaw County
Detroit
Meetel Signs Banned by County Mental Health Committee
A county mental health panel orders removal of disruptive signage on public notices. Officials ban terms deemed insulting to patients, citing respectful language standards for hospital facilities and related communications.
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Mental Hospitals Committee
Lwudag County
Coltell
Washington notes on agriculture and politics in 1930s
The article reports on discussions in Washington led by Marvin Jones about soil conservation and a farm bounty program akin to the AAA, with mention of funds for 1935 hog contracts and a deficiency bill funding Social Security and other federal actions. It highlights visits by officials and citizens, including two Alaska visitors, Charles Huston, Mrs. Hiram Cote Houghton Jr., and Mrs. Flora Cotton Better, touching on political conversations and upcoming appointments.
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Liaw
Wypermapr
Marvin Jones
Ehateaman
Wally Press
House
Spibe
Capitol
Conferenciaf Treasury
Eugenle
Eff
Ghent Boneema
Democratic Party
Hiram Cote Houghton Jr
Red Oak
Iowa State Federation of Women's Clubs
Reevent National
Washington
Aval
Flora Cotton Better
Tows
Etter Las Pen
Agwhelm
Suitors Use Rose in Odd City Pageant
A fragmented from a 19th century crowd scene describes suitors vying under a rose themed display in a riverfront event. The poem like passage mentions a bird, a river, and several named figures amid a chaotic, dreamlike procession.
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Jess Phelps
Hastings
Iowa
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National
Unit Dressers Association
Macht
Solene Bckland
Rigley
Violet Carson
Tuibat
Tue Batinger
Xithe Suramerville
Wearin
Mr Roosevelt
Nate
Bs Khu
Wonda
Bortisen
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Kane & Nelson Falls
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Buenos Aires
Histewell
Montgomery
Hove
A —Rey
Celles Ned
J. R. Cardwell
Mills County High School
Glenwood Armory
Leno
Cig Aerters
Strahan Jniers In
Hye
Vhursilis, Piu
Bethy
Somb-Minaly
James G. Mumper
Tabor
C. T. Baldwin
Essex
Mills County Schoolmasters
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Remington
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