Eighth Grade Graduates Share Rural Commencement
Tuesday May 24 marked the rural eighth grade graduation in Mills County. Ninety nine pupils from county schools assembled at Glenwood Methodist Church for the third annual graduation. The program featured student demonstrations, music from county choirs, penmanship and rhythm exercises, and an address by Rev Gooper. Diplomas were awarded by the county superintendent, with each graduate receiving an ice cream packer from the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce. The event drew large crowds and showcased strong attendance and school spirit across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Glenwood
Helen’ McCoy
Hoy
Baptist Church of
Vaticas
Pacific City
Thelma Roberts
West Liberty
B. E. Hamilton
Goheen School
Helen McCoy
Mineron
Ning
W. ‘Gooper
Wesley Chapel
Henderson
Claus
Fred Workman
Ralph Tinville
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
Pach
Waa
Mills County
Furgh
Memorial Service At East Liberty Describes Local Observances
The East Liberty church held a Memorial and Decoration Day service amid threatening weather. Rev. R. V. Felt led a program with choirs, recitations, and flag ceremonies, followed by cemetery services as soldiers and their wives were honored with flowers and flags. Local residents, visitors, and neighboring families attended, and a chorus of community activities accompanied the day’s observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
R. V. Felt
Silver City
American Legion Boys
Malvern
Betty Barger
Evelyn Latchaw Bohne
Hetsy
Dan Seaton
Bermon
Hev
A. V. Felt
God Guard
Columbis
Mills County 5 5 Convention Banner Rivalry
The report describes a Mills County convention segment with West Oak and Gowen rivaling for the banner. West Oak claimed 89 members and Gowen 85, with distances noted to Henderson and Wesley Chapel. Gowen won the banner. Carl Phelps of Glenwood gave a closing message, and Wesley Chapel Sunday School received a Ten Commandments chart from Mr W Black.
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Carl Phelps
Glenwood
West Oak
Gowen
Henderson
Wesley Chapel Sunday School
W. Black
Weery
Ae County
County Bank Day School Association Budget Report
The reading lists district superintendents and officers including Ira Turner and C. R. Warren with a proposed budget of 380 for the coming year. Items include meetings 30, divisional institute 30, convention talent 15, apportionment to State 130, older boys and girls conference 125, and incidentals 10. The committee also proposes a modest per enrolled member contribution from each county school and directs funds to be cleared through the County Treasurer.
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County Bane Day School Association
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Mills County School
Glenseawort
Malcolm
Campbell ‘Pryoiaiverr
Hower Pupua
Rath Donne
Aana
Rosemary Rodman
Willis Powers
Herby Asmussen
Darlehe Tithtretman
Margaret Atetrope
Hazel Cok
Anderson Township
Benton
Ione Baer
Kenneth Bare
Leonard Stromberg
Box Elder
Reva Goodnight
Picker
Helen Anderson
Marjorie Clayton
Center Township
Batbee
Alta Jena
Bernard Jo«enfeldt
Hawthorne
Alfred Goehting
Ernest Brower
Hillsdale
Drayton Slaughter
Walter Phelpa
Vernon Clyde Dickersbach
Glen Bower
Pleasant Grove
Herold Culver
Reasoner
Herby Asmiusset
Lawrence Eye
Goheen
Mary Coffey
Gladys Newmen
George 8
Wright
Plainview
Franklin Banister
Indian Creek Township
Fairview
Frederick Larnon
Golden Hill
Erna Lev
Otto Selpold
Indian Creek
Dora Davis
Velme
Davis
Wearin
Donald Robbins
Ingraham Township
Excelator
Harold Adams
Mabie Scheel
Osborn Valley
Jeanette Zanders
Pleasant Hill
Avis Hammer
Della Maynes
Jennie Jacksson
Rosemary Rodihan
Weat
Harold Kinney
Plattville Township
Bethlshem
Ellen Lincoln
Wayne I Lincoln
Pacing City
Edwin Norman
Navyomi Rayne
Arden
Gbutts
Connie, Shutta
Darlene’ Timmerman
Marvin Vinton
Rawlea Township
Margaret, Aistrope
Wilme Powers
Bates
Donald Wirth
Forest Grove
Neilie Gray
Four Corners
William, Buffington
Goodfellow
Wilma Frederickson
Maple Grove
Leonard Connor
Donia Wolfe
Pleasant Ridge
Dale Linville
Wilma Ginville
Silver
Greek Township
Conterling
Lloyd. Harman
Bang
Jats
Bernice
Parker
Pleasant Valley
Robert Frink
Geneva
Raine
Mary’s Township
Bureks
Hye
White Cloud
Barrett
Ruth
Naylor
Fepwortyne Havel Cox
Uth
Dean Prise ‘Yalleye
Mabel Dyke
Pittman
Violet Mathews
John Rinel-of
Imaerorial
G. W. Bell
Percival
Oakland
Etzsle Kerney
M. H. Phillips
Sidney
Town
Elvin Warnke
Omaha
Otia Lewis
Slater
Josephine
Council Bluffa
H. B. Anderson
C. N. Whitesides
Richard
Philadelphia: Inquirer
Black
Freedline
J. H. Freedline
Iows
J. R. Clark
Iowa
F. W. Kemp
Grenwood
Joale Kenney
Vistors
Win Castor
Emerson
Marian Black
Miss Marian Black
W. E. Kerne
Jows
Young People's
G. D. Noland
Hen
Deardorff’s Grocery
Derson
Ira Turner
Hastinge
C. R. Warren
V. Felt
Home Department
C. H. Amick
Paul H. Hicks
Simon Bille
Ira Fritz
Elihu Cheney
Gidley
Mir Blick
Sy Ien
Leis
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