Strahan hosts four schools for state preliminary declamatory contest
Twelve students from Anderson Randolph Strahan and Tabor high schools traveled to Strahan for the state preliminary declamatory contest. Tabor won most honors with two firsts and two records, while competitors from Randolph and other schools earned top placements in dramatic and humorous categories. A piano solo, quartet performances, and glee club selections complemented the event, judged by Fred Seeman. Local residents were noted attending and family visits followed the contest.
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Strahan
Anderson
Randolph
Tabor
Harald Reeves
Wima Longmaker
Wellis Dodd
Ruth McLain
Muihers
Anna Margaret Mathews
Alster
Darrell Cotter
Helen Martin
Itrahan
Randolph Girls High School
Sirhan Girls' Glee Club
Fred Seeman
Abraham Lincoln High School
Council Bluffs
Strahan Consolidated School News Highlights
School report cards show strong honor roll with seniors Earl Bass Laurie Halt Mildred Hillyer and juniors Lillian Bredier Maxine Dolph Virgil Hammock among those earning praise. Some students missed exams due to illness and will test later. Basketball season ends for girls with cancellations due to road conditions. boys head to Glenwood tournament. Absent students listed, school bus driver Lester Morris to reside at Will Wolfe farm. local residents and visitors noted in community updates.
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Earl Bass
Laurie Halt
Mildred Hillyer
Lillian Bredier
Maxine Dolph
Virgil Hammock
Helen Martin
Dorothy Wilson
Cenevieve Archer
Anna Rose Basa
Marjorie Lavehlin
Jeanette Shook
Transportation Cost Discrepancies Highlight 1931 Figures
A school transportation audit notes 1931 costs differ from published figures. The secretary treasurer explains depreciation and fleet use, with $5,173 reported previously versus $6,719.20 including $800 insurance. Two buses bought for $1,875.60 affect current depreciation. Names of affected staff and families are listed amid the turmoil.
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Achons
Ackool
Tressurer
Home management extension work across twenty four counties
A summary from the Farm Bureaus and Extension Service reports highlights home management projects in Mills County and beyond. More than 14,400 women participated last year with 1,952 adopting concrete work plans to speed housework and free time. Labor saving equipment purchases totaled 10,520, while 4,525 households kept home accounts and 2,824 families improved home grounds as part of the 1991 project work. readers in Mills County are invited to contact The Leader.
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Town State College
Imogene Area Sees Many Move to Local Farms
Residents report a flood of relocations with families shifting to nearby farms and estates. Several named movers include Tom Doyle to the O Birien estate near Summit and Leland McGargill to Randolph, while Jeremiah Maher and Walter Carper relocate to Imogene. Community sickness rises as a significant share of locals fall ill with flu.
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Tom Doyle
O'Birien
Summit
J. Bryant
Jesse Gee
Delbert Bell
Win Head
Tom Guilford
Head
McGargill
N. J. Hillary
Leland McGargill
Randolph
Joe MccCintgill
Jimny Sweeney
Imogene
Johnny Resno
Joe McGargifl
Jerry Royater
Climax
Pantra
Johnny Regan
Jor,Clark
Will Kammerer
Jake Buscard
Joe Clark
George Gutschenritter
Maxwell
Yorktown
Mike McCordla
Gilmore Bron
Jim Perkins
Andy Clark
Jeremiah Maher
Walter Carper
Future Farmers Cage Team Defeats Glenwood Scouts
Future Farmers basketball team won at Glenwood against the Boy Scout squad last Saturday. They led from the start, finishing 34 to a lower score as the visitors impressed with steady class play.
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Future Farmers
Glenwood Scouts
Glenwood
Future Farmer Boys
Fairview Country Club elects officers for 1932 season
The Fairview Country Club held a community meeting in the Community building Tuesday evening and elected Verne McCord as president. C. A. Boyett is vice president, J. B. Donner secretary and treasurer, and B. Randereon, D. M. Kiine, and J. H. Beck join the board. Retiring officers J. N. Summers and T. W. M. Kieth report a successful year with strong golf grounds and growing visiting player activity. An annual banquet is planned soon.
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Fairview Country Club
Verne McCord
C. A. Boyett
B. Donner
B. Randereon
D. M. Kiine
H. Beck
J. N. Summers
TW. M. Kiet
Short Tourney Ends Next Thursday Volleyball League
Community volleyballists wrap up their season with a final short tourney to be played Thursday after a Monday start. Matches include Cold Storage vs Firemen and Post Office vs Randersons with several byes. Teams must have three regular members and dues paid to participate.
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Aponsome
Hie
Salyera Auto
Farmalle
Post Office
Randersons
Salyers Auto
Farmans
Collins Drug
Muthorlands
Buicks
Last Round of Volleyball Meet in Local League
Athletes from the Business Men's Athletic Association finished the final round of their three day volleyball tournament. Thursday featured Post Office against Handerson, with the Office taking the opening set three games to one. Firemen defeated Crickets to secure at least a share of first place while Cold Storage beat Farmers, who had upset the leaders last week. Mulhollands beat Leader Prints in two deuce games in the closing set. Final standings remained unchanged as Monday capped the lengthy event with no shifts in team positions.
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Business Men's Athletic Association
Handerson
Mulhollands
Bmulhollands
Nga
Two Tia in First Place in a League
The long tournament of the fal vetn Business Men's Athletic automation is at an end and volleyball. Others ranged closely behind down to the Crickets who had lost just as many games ns the two leaders had won. Firemen and Post Offices teams led the standings with Firemen at 16 wins and 45 losses, followed by Powt Officer and others in close pursuit.
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Firemen
Butes
Stat
Farm
Oe Eh
Batyeta Auto
Farmatia
Mulhollands
Coltind
Lender Vices Veyed
Orioles Meet Tabor at Tourney in Sectional Round
Malvern high school's basketball team will be in action Thursday at 9 p m in the first round of the sectional high school tournament. The game will be played in the Armory at Glenwood with the Orioles facing Tabor in a pivotal contest.
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Orioles
Tabor
Malvern High School
Asgin
Glenwood
Orioles Fall to Hamburg in Final Game
Malvern high Orioles yielded a 24 to 18 defeat on Hamburg floor. Boldra led Hamburg with decisive inside play while Jones and Snowald Wood provided follow-up efforts for Malvern. The result closes their season as Hamburg reached the edge of the sectional tournament.
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Hamburg
Thas
Boldra
Orioles
Fe Ieee
Weorjnd
Jones
Anow Ald Wood
Burt
Ondo Matthews
Biggerutar
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