Supt Kincaid Judges Four-School Content In Reddolph
The Supt Kincaid served as a judge at the four-school content in Reddolph last Tuesday evening. Missionary worker Mita Haps from Georgia and pupil Lois Greene addressed the high school on Monday afternoon with a short rendition. Geneva Ratne’s father died last Thursday morning, prompting condolences. Wahneeta Alstrope missed school due to heart trouble but is hoped to return soon. Forrest Hatfield is recovering from pneumonia.
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Supt. Kincaid
Reddolph
Mita Haps
Georgia
Lois Greene
Miss Greene
Geneva Ratne
Geneva
Wahneeta Alstrope
Forrest Hatfield
Malvern Leader student publication EMAITCHE
The Malvern Leader presents EMAITCHE a student produced paper by Malvern High School with staff roles listed including Editor Eugené Hertz Asst Editor Hetei Shaw senior and junior contributors and faculty advisor Misa Kutteweil.
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Eugené Hertz Asstt
Hetei Shaw
Lela Retines
Expert to Demonstrate Rapture Shield Devices
Mr. C. F. Redlich promotes Rapture Shield devices in Red Oak and Council Bluffs with expert consultations by appointment. The gear claims to permanently retain ruptures without belts or leg straps, offering relief for stomach, back, and constipation related to rupture. demonstrations run March 1 at Johnson Hotel and March 11-12 at Chieftan Hotel with home office in Minneapolis.
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Red Oak
Council Bluffs
Johnson Hotel
Council Biaffa
Chieftan
C. F. Redlich
Gover
F. Redlich
Rapture
Pliance Wixport
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Second Grade Perfect Spellers for Last Week
Edith Mertin has moved away and is hoped to like her new school Two new pupils Edith Hughy and Ralph Perdew are welcomed The perfect spellers include Janet Bennet Betty Baer Jimmie Hering Whitney McCormick Patty Schorr Clara Shepard Dorothy Slothower Clarence Davis Delbert Davis Richard Fickle Charles Johnson Tommy Reed Joe Salyers Leon Smith The neith er absent nor tardy six weeks list names Richard Fickle Charles Johnson Jackie Knight Tommy Reed Janet Bennett Goldie Cozad Jane Johnson
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Edith Mertin
Edith Hughy
Ralph Perdew
Jara
Janet Bennet
Betty Baer
Jimmie Hering
Whitney McCormick
Patty Schorr
Clara Shepard
Dorothy Slothower
Clarence Davis
Delbert Davis
Richard Fickle
Charles Johnson
Tommy Reed
Joe Salyers
Leon Smith
Two in Third Grade Achieve Perfect Spelling Records
The class adds a new pupil Jesse Long bringing enrollment to twenty three. Poems of springtime were enjoyed. Perfect spelling records in the past six weeks include Forts Ireland and Julia Jean Steele. The group is proud of these honor pupils.
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Jesse Long
Forts Ireland
Julia Jean Steele
Seniors Settle Arguments Concerning Commencement
The seniors finalize their commencement agenda choosing blue and white colors and a white rose for the flower. After heated debate they settle on a motto Always Lead Never Follow and now turn to caps and gowns while awaiting the sponsor’s return for class photos.
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Wortman
Ross
Dectal Beeen Jan Emottor
Sophomore Struggles and County Spelling Winner
Sophomore students report a busy start to the term with tests across subjects and praise for strong performers. In Malvern junior high, Freda Brenning wins both oral and written county spelling contest spots, earning Malvern’s representative tag with top honors and congratulations from the school community.
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Freda Brenning
Milla
Marie Swoboda
Hester Hall
Malvern
Freda
Malvern Junior High
Jokes and Classroom Banter Fuel a Quizzical Report Card
Vignette style humor appears as students and teachers volley wordplay in a classroom. Clifford teases women about egotistical men, Lela counters, and a quiz paper prompts a joke about quotation marks. Randall offers courtesy to the man on his right while Tommy’s report cards spark punny misreadings.
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Randall
Eighth Grade Pupils Visit Power House
Eighth grade pupils visited the town Nebraska Light and Power Company power home on Tuesday the 18th. Mr. Austin greeted the group and explained many electrical instruments on a large board, easing fears of electrocution. The class left inspired and eager to return for more lessons in electrical terms.
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Mr. Austin
Malcolm Juelke
Freshmen Tests and Essays Dominate First Six Weeks
Freshmen stay busy with tests and essays as the new year passes. Ancient history assigns a 300 word essay from six weeks of study. General science features a true and false test and word emphasis. English questions focus on Silas Marner analysis and sentence types. Latin translates sentences applying learned rules.
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Silas Marner
True Sportsman Code for Players and Fans
The article outlines core sportsmanship rules for all players and supporters. It emphasizes perseverance, fair play, fitness, temper control, restraint in victory, graciousness in defeat, and maintaining a clean mind and body. It cites a famous line about the Great Scorer judging how you played the game, not the final score.
Students vote on national anthem in Malvern high school
A Monday poll across U S schools for Current Events Magazine asked students their preference for the national anthem. At Malvern High School twenty eight favored the Star Spangled Banner, twenty six chose America the Beautiful, and forty four supported congressional action.
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United States
Current Events Magazine
Malvern High School
America the Beautiful
And
Afty
Congress
Exam Grades Spark Mixed Reactions Among Students
Students voice mixed feelings after this week’s exam results. A few express satisfaction while others demand fairness, with calls for better grading and accountability directed at teachers.
Students Aim High By Shifting From D and F Promises
A student piece urges peers to raise goals from low grades to B or A. It argues higher targets reward effort, impress teachers, and satisfy families, suggesting a deliberate shift in attitude and study habits to achieve better marks.
Know the Setiora school class roster sparks curiosity
An OCR fragment lists many students with nicknames and traits such as Edna Stillinger the most intellectual, Helen Shaw and the other Siamese twin, Forrest Hatfield the Two-in-one horse, Pauline McIntyre with curly locks, Gail Vanderahule mamma's boy, and Kathryn Knight the prizefighter, painting a vivid, if garbled, high school portrait.
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Edna Stillinger
Eugene Hertz
Herman Drennins
Helen Shaw
Dorothy Donner
Harry Nelson
Dorothy Miller
Forrest Hatfield
Ethel Shook
Eugene van Orsdel
Helen Marshall
Pauline McIntyre
Gail Vanderahule
Felton Jones
Faye Hurst
Randall Kine
Jafie Mills
Lloyd Short
Clifford Dillehay
Frances Jones
June Wise
Kathryn Knight
Leth Balnes
Tha
School Etiquette From a Student’s Rude Rules
A fragmentary school room guide promotes unsafe habits and mock rules. It urges improper disposal of waste and chewing gum as a bribe for high grades, while sarcastically suggesting taking off days before tests and blaming a victim if not insured.
Child Welfare Meetings in Mills County Schedule
Alma E. Hartz of the University extension division will present a countywide series of talks on child welfare titled Building the Foundation for the Welfare of the Child. She will discuss parental health, especially mothers, and outline minimum prenatal care standards. The Mills County Farm Bureau sponsors the program.
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Alma E. Hartz
University of Town
Mills
Bureso
Miss Hartz
Normal Trainers Pass the January Examinations
On the high school campus Monday morning students celebrate passing the January normal training exam. After six weeks, each member feels pride in Miss McClure’s guidance and resolves to study harder for the May examinations.
Community women’s health talks schedule listed by dates
The schedule lists talks on women’s health and life care with times from 2 15 to 4 35 p m. Meetings occur March 3 in Henderson March 4 in Glenwood March 5 in Malvern March 6 in Strahan and March 7 in Emerson. Locations include the Women's club room Community Building School house and Baptist church basement.
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Henderson
Glenwood
March & Malvern
Strahan
Emerson
Baptist Church
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The
Malvern Leader
Clifford
Lela
Tommy
Amy
Socio Reanah
Power House
Slate
Ethyl
Aland Pete
WOC
KMOX
WNAX
KLRA
KMBC
WMC
WLS
Easteon
Ner
Ana
Frida i' Eve
Edna Andrews
Saint Louis
St. Louis
Chale
W. H. Taylor
Towa State Savings Bank
Iowa
Roqmier
Rodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers
B. Factory
Trye Dodge Brothers
R. K. Piper
Malvern, Iowa
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