Honor Students Named at Hobot High School
Senior class and freshman lists show top averages with Marjorie Brittell, Marie Cox, and Ruth Hummel at 98 percent. Enrollment for the year reaches 164 students with 148-70 boys and 78 girls in the first semester and 136-64 boys and 72 girls in the second. Irene Tisberles leads seniors with 92.4 percent, Vera Anderson second at 91.4 percent, Cedric Crink tops the senior boys at 84.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobot
Frances Ranhe
Cherles Worts
Marjorie Brittet
Charlotte Chambers
Ruth Johnson
Lona Paniiin
Elizabeth Beattie
Dorothy Boehner
George Walkiey Ceasend
Bernice Witcott
Harry Zandere
Marjorie Brittell
Marie Cox
Huth Hummel
Irene Tisberles
Vera Anderson
Bentor Boys
Cedric Crink
Attendance Records Highlight Perfect Pupil List
Cent and Ralph Coz averaged 3.5 per cent. Perfect Attendance Reports list students with no tardies or absences in the past year. The named students include Kenneth Parker Vers Howard Theron Atkinson Edith McCaréy Fernice Wilson Helen Yount Elton Clay Albert Eximnd Gerald Len Harry Zanders. Additional students were not absent or tardy the last semester: Gsttrude Marehall Edward Har moh Max Benton Mary Johnson Nera Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Rugh Schcol
Kenneth Parker
Vers Howard
Theron Atkinson
Edith McCaréy
Fernice Wilson
Helen Yount
Elton Clay
Albert Eximnd
Gerald Len
Harry Zanders
Gsttrude Marehall
Edward Harmoh
Max Benton
Mary Johnson
Nera Thomas
What the Graduates of 726 Will Do
Twenty eight graduates secured diplomas Friday night with nine planning to attend college next year. Names include Vera Anderson Chip Wesleyan and Frances Benton Stephens College for Women with others pursuing teaching or various professions. Several remain undecided or will work at family or local businesses this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Anderson
Chip Wesleyan
Frances Benton
Stephens College For Women
Columbia
Mooris Fickel
Flazel
Helen Dontet
Parssons College
Palrfield
Iowa
Helen Swain van Sante
American Business College
Omaha
Rolita
Aiggitla
Peru Normal
Port
Nebr
Kenneth Jones
Pert Normal
Pert
Cadric Crink
Iowa State Colege
Ames
Lows
Naomi Harmon
Grace Churchill
Gertrude Marshall
Lucile Lindsey
Ethel Dyke
Eula Butts
Irene Heberlee
Aimee Stevenson
Letha Sell
Cleo Fletcher
Winona Greenelsh
Clarinda
Marge Anderson
Charles Cox
R. W. Manafield
Ralph Cox
Barkus Bros
Harold Jones
A. Mulholland’s
Lawrence Hall
Deardorff
Harry Markel
Ap Owill
Paul
Hpsinene
Fourth of duty celebration meeting urged for all members
A notice urges good attendance for a duty celebration meeting at eight oclock. Members and non members are invited to attend. The president signs the BE. Fri.
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BE. Fri
Reward Offered for Evidence in Malvern Church Burglary
A $28.00 reward is offered by Andy Berkhimer chairing the Board of Trustees for evidence leading to convictions in the break-in at the Baptist church in Malvern last week.
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Baptist
Malvern
Andy Berkhimer
Board of Trustees
New County Agent Bert Hyzer Takes Charge
The new county agent Bert Hyzer arrived Tuesday and has assumed office duties. He is described as a pleasant, knowledgeable professional and a fitting successor to Farquhartho. Hyzer has moved into the Cadwell cottage vacated by Mrs Chambers but will not take possession until her new home is ready, leaving Mrs Hyzer and the children in Storm Lake meanwhile.
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Bert Hyger
Tuesaday
Farquhartho
Batean
Will Broadcast 8 U I Commencement
A five day program of music drama and speeches for Commencement Week at the University of Iowa will be broadcast on WSUI Iowa City. Band concerts every evening at 7 o clock the commencement play Friday at 8 45 the baccalaureate Sunday at 4 00 and the exercises Monday at 9 00. More than 900 degrees will be conferred.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Inclus
Tre
U. 1
WSUL
Mrs H Baird Hurt In Denver Street Accident
Friends report Mrs H J Baird was struck and dragged by a passing auto while crossing a Denver street. She sustained serious injuries to her limb, coat torn, and is hospitalized with uncertain extent of damage. Her glasses were found several feet from the car. She had spent the school year at Swink where her daughter Aleve taught, and was visiting Denver.
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Baird
H. J. Baird
Denver
Phyatciana
Community Building hosts school program for graduates
The Eigny wren camphe pupite of Bleath Grade Matvara schools directed by their teachers presented a pleasing program at the Community Building last Thursday evening in honor of graduates advancing to the High Bench. The event featured the play How Have We Hers, music, and entertainment. Mildred Church presented the class, and J W McNulty, president of the board, awarded diplomas.
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Eigny
Matvara
Malvern Community Club to Meet Friday Evening
The Malvern Community Club will hold a Friday night meeting in the American Legion rooms to discuss important business. The agenda includes matters of local interest and upcoming activities for the community group.
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Malvern Community Club
American Legion Rooms
Ak-Sar-Ben Night At Southwest Iowa Den In Omana
June 14 event at Ak-Sar-Ben den in Omana invites all in town and country to attend. Tickets available from H. R. Landis Hardware or George H. White at Paxton Hotel between 6 and 7 p.m. that evening.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Iowa
Ak-Sar-Ben den
Omana
H. R. Landis Hardware
George H. White
Paxton Hotel
Mills County Fair Boosters Plan Stock Sale and Grounds Upgrade
A TA called meeting of interested parties at the Community Building to save and strengthen the Mills County Fair. Secretary A. O. Haldeman presided as talks focused on selling stock to clear indebtedness and improving grounds for better use. The gathering urged forming committees and exploring a golf club on the grounds with rental income to aid the fair’s finances.
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Mills County
A. O. Haldeman
J. B. Randerson
Golf Club
Milla County
of Ill Interested
Mrs Farnham to Teach Piano. Regina Holmen Joins
Mrs May Whitney Farnham will take a three month summer break starting June 7 and resume in mid September. Regina Holmen, who studied with Farnham, will teach a summer term beginning June 7 on Fridays and Saturdays at Mrs Leophard Fletcher’s home in Malvern. Holmen, an experienced pianist, studied at Augustana College and the Institute of Musical Art in New York City and will also accept pipe organ pupils.
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May Whitney Farnham
Wil Fake
Ming Regina Holmen
Mise Holmen
Southwest
Laws
Institute of Musical Art
New York City
Gaston Dethier
Wallingford Riegser
Stroud Repass Nuptials Held at Malvern Home
A pretty home wedding occurred in Malvern Saturday May 22 at the home of Mrs. Nettie Stroud. Her daughter Myrtle was married to Mr. Roy Repass of Portington Town. Rev C H Hitler, Methodist Church pastor, officiated before about twenty guests.
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Malvern
High Town
Nettle Stroud
Myrtle
Marrige
Roy Repass
Porlinetan Town
C. H. Hitler
Methodist Church
Wedding of Winter and Hetrick Couples Birlington Homebound
The notice announces the marriage of Winter and Hetrick with Mrs. A. be serving at the ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Berlington as friends offer congratulations and good wishes for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Be Hetrick
Berlington
Fragmented Notice About Hatchery Care and Ancestry Censorship
An incomplete OCR text mentions hatchery care and a curious phrase about Ancredited Cheba and Perys, with unclear context and garbled names. The fragment hints at a local notice or column referencing a hatchery, possible dates, and community references but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Leaves on long auto trip by Dr Campbell and wife
Dr and Mrs Malcolm Campbell with child left yesterday for an eastward auto tour in a Buick sedan full camping gear. They plan Auburn during commencement, then take Mrs Campbell and Mina Ivy to Boston to visit Tufts Medical School and Harvard. They will visit New York City and Washington, D. C., returning after several weeks. Malvern girl Miss Jean Beattie earns honor noted from Town City items.
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Mra
Malcolm
Campell
Baby
Auburn
New York
A. Campbell
Mina Ivy
Boston
Campbell
Tufts Medical School
Tufts
Harvard
New York City
Washington, D. C
News of the Churches and Sunday Services
Church notices list morning worship at 11 and evening services, with sermons planned for both. Sunday school next Sunday morning and various church groups meet weekly, including Young People, Women's Missionary Circle, and Epworth League. Midweek choir rehearsal and services are scheduled, with changes noted for dates and leaders. Children’s Day planned for May with exercises.
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Paptiat
Deacome
Baptist Ladies’ Missionary Circle
D. M. Kline
Quer
Killoren
Pervige
Epworth League
Moraine
Cirle
Cirle Will Mout My the Requir Monthly Businns and: 40 ° Plalmenting On Shureday
Oon
Od Blagaman
Prqusill
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Harry Rickabaugh
Ralph Coz
U. I
Stroud-Repass
Perys
TSW
Town City
Jean Beattie
Mies Beattie
Towa City
Misa Joan Beattie
Rhewa
Lew Cody
John Gilbert
Elinor Glynn
Fred Hall Shoe Store
First Mortgage
Qld
First National Bank
H. R. Landis & Son
Dayton
Hardware
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