EMAITCHESS Perfect Attendance At High School
List of students with perfect attendance for the last period includes Ruth Hummel Gerald Teu Neva Thomas George Walkley Robert Waller Bernice Wilson Forrest Hatfield Kathryn Knight Helen Marshall Pauline Mcintyre Lela Raines Lela Tabout Ing June Wise Sylvia Wright Clayton Biegerstaff Norbhy Durbin Lloyd Harman Edna Lee Bernice Parker Geneva Raine Donal Raine Aunt Summers Sy Wearin Velma Baucom Russel Biggerstaff Mak Dashner Fern Dyke Gretchen Gidley Alice Hall Mary Paullin Those earning a half day Friday March 8 include Ruth Hummel George Walkley Bernice Wilson Helen Marshall Lela Raines Sylvia Wright Dorothy Durbin Anna Summers Velma Baucom Mary Paullin Horstics Bochiet assistant editor Matte Berger dramatics Mildred Breeding Music Faye Horst foken Doane Cunningham Grade News Freda Sell fienior Newa Lucille Mcintyre dantor News ia Raines Sophomore Newa 4 Rotnice Cattdell Freshman News aa Marie Pantin Girl Reserve 44 Genera Rich Richardson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helther
Ruth Hummel
Gerald Teu
Neva Thomas
George Walkley
Robert Waller
Bernice Wilson
Forrest Hatfield
Kathryn Knight
Helen Marshall
Pauline McIntyre
Lela Raines
Lela Tabout Ing
June Wise
Sylvia Wright
Clayton Biegerstaff
Norbhy Durbin
Lloyd Harman
Edna Lee
Bernice Parker
Geneva Raine
Donal Raine
Aunt Summers
Sy Wearin
Velma Ba
Horstics Bochiet
Matte Berger
Mildred Breeding
Faye Horst Foken
Doane Cunningham
Freda Sell
Newa
Lucille Mcintyre
Dantor
Ia Raines
Rotnice Cattdell
Marie Pantin
Genera Rich Richardson
Eight in Fifth Grade Had Perfect Attendance
Eight students earned perfect attendance in the last six weeks: Winifred Atkinson Hurlburt Betton James Cardwell Delmont McCausland Enla Pace Daniel Myers Harriet Talbott Edward Wearin. Harriet Talbott Elma Smith and Carolyn Cook scored 100 in spelling. Hurlbert Benton topped arithmetic with 100. Europe geography study underway after Civil War unit. One week’s victors were Mrs McCausland Mia Linquist Mary Ann Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Atkinson
Hurlburt Betton
James Cardwell
Delmont McCausland
Enla Pace
Daniel Myers
Harriet Talbott
Edward Wearin
Elma Smith
Carolyn Cook
Hurlburt Benton
Europe
Mrs. McCausland
Mia. Linquist
Mary Ann Smith
High School Hears Inaugural Program
A high school heard the inaugural program from Washington during the midday hour. The event featured a parade with music and other crowds, enjoyed by attendees despite some not listening to President Hoover's inaugural address. The radio was donated through Sir Rombauyn and Mr Salyers.
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Washington
Hoover
Rombauyn
Salyers
Second Grade Birthday Party and Highlights
The class lists students who were not absent or tardy in six weeks. Eldon Hedding had a Monday birthday with games and a treat. The class began studying Dutch people in Holland and listened to part of the inaugural program Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hall
Clayton Hertz
Hartley Knight
Levon Caldwell
Kathryn Lewis
Juda Jean Steele
Holland
Eldon Hedding
Notes of Interest from High School Students and Staff
Harold Culver, a sophomore, moved to Tabor while Lauren Dawson, a freshman, began farming near town. Total enrollment stands at 136 but after two recent transfers it drops to 104. The faculty urge parents to support home study to raise report card grades and invite visits to the schools. There is a warning about chronic tardiness over six weeks, stressing punctuality as a lifelong value and advising early arrivals. Danny M. Schalklo, principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Culver
Tabor
Lauren Dawson
Bince
Parente
Aittle Tate
Danny M. Schalklo
Freshmen Win Honors in Declamatory Contest at Malvern
Bil lie McNulty represented Malvern High School and won first place in the four school declamatory contest. Thursday morning the Latin I class in the Physics lab had an unwelcomed visitor as a gray kitten slid in through a window seeking warmth and was eventually shut out after its persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freahmen
Billie McNulty
Malvern High School
Tts
Dlasa
Juniors Plan Play The Arrival of Kitty April 12
This week has been quiet for the Juniors aside from the tournament. The school rejoiced over the team’s Thursday night victory and mourned Friday’s defeat. Rehearsals begin soon for the play The Arrival of Kitty, scheduled for April 12, with cast members kept busy preparing.
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Roma
Kitty
Girl Reserves Hold World Fellowship Meeting
The Girl Reserves met last Thursday and hosted Mrs. W. F. Wortman who spoke on missionary progress in South Africa. Attendees enjoyed the talk, singing, and a brief business session, with a vocal and piano duet rounding out the program.
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World Fellowship
W. F. Wortman
South Africa
Third Grade Six Weeks Tests Recap and Honors
Third grade reviews covered arithmetic spelling and reading tests for six weeks. Students Darlene Davis Mary Louise Suelke and Mae Shepard earned 100 percent in spelling last week. Clyde and Clinton Bennett moved away. The class listened to the inaugural program on the radio and thanked organizers. February spelling contest toppers were Mary Louisa Juelke Mae Shepard and Lenore Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Davis
Mary Louise Suelke
Mae Shepard
Clyde
Clinton Bennett
Mary Louisa Juelke
Lenore Mansfield
First Grade Perfect Attendance Record for This Week
First graders Jane Johnson Patty Schorr Goldie Cozad Delbert Davis Jimmie Hering and Leon Smith posted perfect attendance with no absences or tardies. Visitors included Mrs EB Linguist and Mary Anna Smith this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Johnson
Patty Schorr
Goldie Cozad
Delbert Davis
Jimmie Hering
Leon Smith
EB. C. Linguist
Snd
Mary Anna Smith
Legislative logjam and tax talks stretch Iowa session
State Capitol debate notes that many bills remain unpassed with about 25 to 30 measures approved in both chambers. Highlights include a cattle tuberculosis act expansion, bus franchise bills, court pay raises, and looming conference committee talks. Officials warn of higher appropriations and possible new revenue ideas, with attention to an income tax and penny-ante taxes like gum and cigarettes, while the capital grapples with bootlegging and enforcement pressures.
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Bath
Secretary of State
Benater Benson
Hutledge
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Laist
Bundtey
Bath Howses
Mts
Little UU
Kent Boarda of Supervisors
Unite Vieying
Tullow
Munctiuuley
Haullinxaworth
Turgesson
Ureel Apne Helberg
Seratora Pale
Ehh
Bengon
Bok Ford
Dg Hy
Whietling Alone and the Price of Corestar Whisks
A fragment reports Beatch and others whietling and notes a quart price range of $8.00 to $12.00, suggesting scarcity and luxury. An upstate visitor mentioned a friend possessing Corestar Whisks, adding an air of prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priemi
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