Local News of the Week in Malvern
Malvern locals recount visits and relocations from T R Ellison near Henderson to Emerson and Oxford Iowa. Durward Ellison runs a four‑line garage and Ford agency in Oxford, while Ernest Ellison farms near Henderson. Charles Imel reports family health improvements as local business and banking news circulate amid community ties and upcoming sales notices.
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T. R.] Ellison
Henderson
Ellison
Emerson
Durward
Oxford
Iowa
Ford Agency
Ernest
John F. Simmers
Chicago
Harrer
Kance & Nelson
Adr
Imel
Graphic
Gildden
Malvern
W. E. Kerns
Hastings
John Imel
J. G. Flanagan
Silver Citrs
Karich
Home Economics Class Visit Sparks Interest in Fabrics
EMAITCHESS reports a visit to the Leadar Department where Mrs Karich demonstrated fabric patterns and materials. Students examined hem widths on sheets and pillowcases, compared textiles and prices, and learned to match materials with their names. The Home Ec group praised the Leader Department's assistance as they adopted the slogan Better Home Makers.
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Mesdamet
Charley Wilson
Floyd Rhoades
Martin Cunningham
Glen Seeger
Witt Bower
Council Bluffs
Hubert Chambers
Austin Bass
Ralph Bower
Bernice Cardell
St Tydor
Kance
Leadar
Etore
Mra Karich
Odd Home Economics Musings Hit The Newsprint
A quirky fragment from a school room reads like a kid’s diary about breakfast leftovers and makeshift toys. It riffs on pancakes as rubber bells, doughnuts as wheels, and a pieced together boat anchor while noting envy for Malvern’s space in Chicago papers.
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Baby Brother
Toy Auto
Poppa
Malvern
Chicago
School Masters Met in Glenwood
Mills County School Masters club met in Glenwood on Tuesday February 21 with representation from all towns except Henderson Miss Mary Rathke county superintendent spoke on new school legislation and announced the county spelling contest at Malvern on March 0 entry two contestants per town. A track meet planned for May 6 will use Class A for heavier contestants and Class B for lighter ones Trophies and awards to be decided at the March meeting The 1884 basketball tournament was set for a Saturday in Ponra
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Edith M. Bell
Enid Wilcox
Kavich
H. Reich
Carson
Malvern
J. Rhode
Ft. Lupton
Colo
Willis Reed
Madison
Nebr
Margaret Cunningham
Fred Bottmann
J. C. Driskell
W. H. Shebben
Billy Jr
Randolph
Clands Williame
Tabor
Join Watlers
Milo Fellows
Finstings
Leslie Patrick
Arlene
Lewis and
Ralph
Emerson
Nebraska Lumbermen's Convention
Omaha
Silt
Alicea Bently
Myre
George Wyant
Mra
Henry Alstrope
Bn Ci
Henry Alstropa
Fred Henrickson
Fred Farquhar
Marion Halbert
Red Oak
Joe Wergantzel
Wolbach
A. C. Frink
Mr. Prink
Frinks
Guy Grindle
Ellis
Grindle
Mills County
Fremont County
George F. Salyers
Leader
Haye
Kuore & Nelson
Austin Gilbert
Gregory
Floyd Parker
B. L. Gilbert
Gilberts
Y. L. Hays
Tawn
East Liberty
Alexander
Ruth Lindsay
Shenandoah
Mills School Masters Club
Glenwood
Henderson
Mary Rathke
Bud
Ube
Clase
Ail
Gacidad
Cem
Fifth Grade Health and Hometown History Program Notes
Fifth grade activities included reading Uncle Tom's Cabin and studying the Dirt War causes, hygiene charting health habits, drawing skin sections, and a pledge to improve reading records. Janet Bennett drew on the board, Jimmy Hering sketched Lincoln's cabin for the program, and a courtesy program was held with guests Misa Hertz's room and the junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Tom
Janet Bennett
Jimmy Hering
Jae Lincoln
Misa Hertz
Johnnie Schorr
Girl Reserve Meeting Discusses Books and Table Talk
A Girl Reserve session held last Thursday at noon featured member discussions and a round table event. The upcoming meeting, led by Schoening, is titled Doctor Vegetable's Office, with plans for a Beta Wednesday gathering.
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Girl Reserve Ring Club
Girl Reserve
Schoening
Senior Class Plans and Committees for Play Presentation
The senior class held a meeting to discuss class activities and budgets. Four committees were formed to read and select the senior class play to be presented at the end of the year.
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Skoghind
Omeba
Kinegig
Hiesald
Spaaka
Perlenre
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local public sale action with unclear specifics and a reference to officials, lacking readable names or dates.
Mystery Student Enigma Grips Local High School
A notably elusive student known by two nicknames behaves unpredictably in class. Described as charming yet scatterbrained, he distracts peers with wry humor and dapper style. He frequently skips school hours, enjoys Chicago memories, and shows a curious fixation on a town ten miles away.
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Caté Nah
Cate Dim Biles
Daffy
Puplia
Atway
Chicago
Normal Training Class Works on Lesson Plans
A training class reviews arithmetic instruction across grades and geography lesson planning. Seventh graders discuss interest problems, while fourth graders present a Jong division lesson. Twelve pupils are divided into four groups to plan geography lessons on shelter clothing food and transportation, revealing ample material and clearer planning considerations.
Spring studies shift from basketball to Merchant of Venues
Squibs describe a change in school focus with nicer weather and a shift to math and Latin lessons. Fifty problems tested factoring and multiplication of monomials and binomials, now moving to division. A myth of two ancient Romans in Latin provided a pleasant variation.
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Merchant of
Eighth Junior H High Leads Week Attendance Study
The eighth Junior H high lead attendance for the week stands at pare feet. Students Ruth McCord Leone Storey Buttmann gay and Margaret Ann join a short program with Annella Waller as part of six weeks test prep on Friday morning.
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H H News High
Ruth McCord
Leone Storey
Buttmann Gay
Margaret Ann
Annella Waller
Grade Ei Arithmetis Health Teat And Honor Roll
The note outlines upcoming tests and grading events for Ei class. Tuesday includes Arithmetis and Health tests, Wednesday covers Engileh and Clues, and next week will announce the honor roll with expectations for more students to qualify.
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Rath Mepord
Reading and Arithmetic Grades Noted in North America Text
A fragment mentions Seygath with grade tests in reading arithmetic and history, plus geography and astronomy references. Names Mary Lou Tuelke and Telia appear as readers or officials among unclear notes in a North America context.
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Seygath
North America
Mary Lou Tuelke
Ou Telia
Sects and Sights At The Stole Hour Program
The piece mentions Robert Louis Stevenson and a weekly painting session with a new feeder called the Stole Hour prime. Readers note a Winston primer and a focus on children’s library docks at home while expressing gratitude for mothers and the program’s success.
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Hove Rede
Robert Louis Stevensai
Wister Piéteres
Winston
Alecrestigibrary
Second Grade Frightened by 160 Percent Test Names
Those making 160 per cent in Friday s test are Clyde Bateman Charles Brewer Donald Guseler Jack Hering Robert Hedding Robert Hincald Dean Mitlikitn Jatol Wynin Paget Coz Hazel Nevis Betty Fickle Marjorie Hertick Joan Baar Doris Stok hill Betty Jatroud We study sentences how is our Language We are tring to learn those that ask on some thing are questions and those that tell us something are state ments The last of the week we are going to write some sentences of each kind.
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Clyde Bateman
Charles Brewer
Donald Guseler
Jack Hering
Robert Hedding
Robert Hincald
Dean Mitlikitn
Jatol Wynin
Paget Coz
Hazel Nevis
Betty Fickle
Marjorie Hertick
Joan Baar
Doris Stokhill
Betty Jatroud
Third Grade Spelling Honors Listed For Friday
The class names students who achieved 100 percent in spelling including Shirley Bacon Genevieve Kelso Baba Randerson Sylvia Smith Elizabeth Trively Anna Mary Foster Billy Cardwell Robert Chamberlain Edel Knight Charles Logan John Millikan Billie Baer John Slothower Billie Walker. Raymond Johnson returns to school after illness. Language work covers interesting beginning sentences designed to spark curiosity.
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Shirley Bacon
Genevieva Kelso
Baba Randerson
Sylvia Smith
Elizabeth Trively
Anna Mary Foster
Billy Cardwell
Robert Chamberlain
Edel Knight
Charles Logan
John Millikan
Billie Baer
John Slothower
Billie Walker
Raymond Johnson
Fourth Grade Diary Note on Spelling Perfects
Fourth grade students listed perfect spellings include Carolyn Boehner Shirley Walker Madelyn Hall Hetty Lou Barkus Betty Smith Pegey McCormick Goldie Cozad Jane Johnson Carolyn Hall Betty Hatfeld Herbert Stogaill. We planned a diary with two pages and daily pictures. Geography test happened Wednesday as we learn map reading and a fifth grade play titled Courtesy was performed.
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Carolyn Boehner
Shirley Walker
Madelyn Hall
Hetty Lou Barkus
Betty Smith
Pegey McCormick
Goldie Cozad
Jane Johnson
Carolyn Hall
Betty Hatfeld
Herbert Stogaill
Weekend Gatherings and Visits Highlight Local Social Notes
The text lists various visits and social events from local residents. Mr. and Mrs. Db hosted at LArhOOR with Mrs. Ged attended by Gattett and others. Charles Coffey and McManigal guests of Mr and Mrs Chas McManigal near Greenwood. Newton McPherron traveled to Iowa City for service and returned Sunday. Mrs Latta Clark’s condition showing some improvement.
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Larhoor
Ged.” Gattett
Ste. Witt Cottey
Ottahs
Charles Coffey
Adhd Mie
Newton McPherron
Thureday
Iowa City
Sheervaton
Stindey
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