Local sewing club hosts in Malvern and area gatherings
Mrs Crinke hosted the White Cloud Sewing club in Malvern with 12 members and six visitors. Recurring social events include pot luck dinners near Elliott, birthday parties with large guest lists, and multiple group luncheons and bridge games. Attendees include many local families from Hastings to Red Oak and Packwood, with varied out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Mulholland
G. M. Wiett
R. W. Mansfield
OQ. F. Fryer
Packwood
Miss Parker
Clarinda
Leonard Anderson
Robert Moore
Aaron Crouse
Joe Hayrten
F. A. Robbins
Donald Robbins
Donald Vestal
R. Hyde
Ralph Robbins
Julia Sinston
E. H. Dalzell
Ruth
Tom
Revel Harman
A. V. Clutes
Melvin Moore
Jess, Phelps
Ed Bruce
Hastings
EC. Dyson
Malvern
C. E. Cargill
Tabor
Gidleys
Thas. W. Gidley
J. R. Hall
J. O. Laird
J. A. Parsens
J. Hill
W. OM. Hiete
J. R. McClymond
M. EL
Methodist Circle
C. A. Calkins
H. J. Lockabill
John Fletcher
S. M. Norton
George Pace
Verne Vunn
Bess Mulholland
Wearin
J. F. Wearin
Charles Summers
J. W. Baer
Bridge
Gordon Anderson
Red Oak
Hetertain
Lancheon
J. N. Summers
J. T. Beckwith
E. W. Knight
H. F. Clark
O. F. Fryer
Kenneth Cook
Glenwood
Clifford Aistrope
Emerson
Reformatory Talk Highlights Mothers Loyalty and Youth Reform
Former deputy warden Brinacombe recalls officers serving time and details the reformatory's education, license plate making, aprons, soap, and printing plant. He urges mothers to remember their daily support for their sons and notes 80 to 90 percent of former inmates reform after release, though only repeat offenders attract attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
Bartlett, Malvern Edge Through District Action in Class B
Bartlett will meet Prescott in the Mt. Ayr district opener as action continues in Class B. Malvern was the lone Mills county team to survive first eliminations, earning state honors. Silver City Strahan Glenwood Henderson and Tactic were dropped by war-side at Glenwood. Emerson fell in semi finals at Vilersca with Present winning 32 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Actiim
Mt. Ayr
Prescott
Malvern
Mills County
Silver City
Strahan
Glenwoo
Henderson
Tactic Junetson
Glenwood
Emerson
Vile Lisca
Vulcan and Electra In The South in Birmingham
A Birmingham visit highlights the rise of Electra the electric symbol and Vulcan the iron industrious statue. The region’s steel mills and auto industry growth eclipse the old cotton economy, with TVA power, open hearth furnaces, and expanding plants across Ensley Bessemer Pratt City and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Power Co
Electra
Vulcan
Red Mountain
Tennessee Coal, Tron and Railroad Co. Ca
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Fairfield
Amiges
Slope
Ensley
Bessemer
Republic Steel
Pratt City
New England
Mpents
Canada
TVA
South
Orioles Reach B Class Basketball Final Upset
The Orioles played tight defense as Breed ing Schoening and Wills filled guard roles in a strong showing led by Jackson at center. Regenauer and Swain provided key points as they beat Sidney 23 to 20 to advance, while Tabor toppled Glenwood 17 to 16 to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breeding
Schoening
Wills
Jackson
Regenauer
Swain
Orioles
Sidney
Tabor
Glenwood
Bartlett
Henderson
New Cars Licensed in Mills County This Week
New cars licensed since last week in Mills County include four by Clifford C. Snuffin of Glenwood a Chevrolet sedan by W L Eklund of Malvern a Ford sedan by J W Whitehead of Henderson and a Ford truck listed under Ed Gammon of Pacific Junction and H B Wilcox of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Clifford C. Snuffin
Glenwood
Chevrolet
W.L. Eklund
Malvern
Ford Tu
J. W. Whitehead
Henderson
Ed Gammon
Pacific Junction
H. B. Wilcox
Daughters of Bell Maker Throw Themselves for Metal
In Nanking China a large temple bell drew legends of a maker who forged it with a tone that marked days, and the bell’s metal was believed to have drawn the maker’s daughters to leap into the molten material during casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noenking
Nanking
China
Three Varieties of Tex Grown Across Seven Countries
The article notes three tea varieties black, Oolong and green are cultivated though tea is grown in seven countries. It mentions yields or sources from the future ash and discusses leases that may be tented after they are che.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Hastings community notes and social updates from Malvern to Emerson
Hastings residents report property changes as the Judah family vacates in Hastings and LT taltiland property shifts. A busy notes page records visits from Warne Ord of Glenwood, Malvern travelers, births to Joe and wife, and many social calls across Red Oak, Essex, Omaha and Emerson. The Ladies Cemetery association meets with five directors present and two visitors, new member Vic Cromwell enlisted, and next gathering set for April 7 at Stella Hall’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warne Ord
Glenwood
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Vic Cromwell
Grace Hathaway
Stella Hall
Gen. Graham
Georgia Ware
Corliss
Ralph Hanscom
Ethel Davis
Red Oak
Vandassian
Howard Rea
Essex
Addie
Levi Bellwood
Strahan
John Nick
J. C. Niday
Anderson Vs
Vic Cremwell
Bruce Wallahan
Omaha
Pern Wallahan
Geo, Graham
Clyde Irwin
Kathryn Shaw
A. FP. Shaw
R. E. Poindexter
Lenox
Lemon Cox
F.x. Ord
Vanite
Elam Ord Jr
Lincoln
Mrs. Ord
Kieth Shaw
Robert Williams
Lark
Arch Williams
Jennie Minedlse
Regi Lookabill
Laggan
Bred Lookabill
Meo
Bee Lookabill
Malvern
Jake Lookabill
A. Ef. Crawford
Will Trimmer
Joe White
Red Chair
Henry Nelson
Emerson
Clarence Nelson
Strahan Meeting Times Noted at Local Schools and Church
A garbled OCR note lists several community meeting times and leaders. Mentions Mey, Chas Gipe as superintendent, Woorthworth League at 7:30, Markit Symonds as president of Clima Chavery school at 10:30, Mrs Chas Allen as superintendent, and Kev C as pastor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Mening Wrrsting
Wareh
Mey
Chas
Gipe
Wpworth
Markit Symonds
Pres Clima Chavery
Allen
Moening
Kev. C
Local wedding party and society notices in community paper
The article lists honor bridesmaids at a reception at Mrs. Summers home and notes social events. It mentions La dies Union meeting with hostesses, and social byproducts like refreshments. Various local families relocate or visit, and a birth is announced. Several residents are traveling or visiting relatives and schools are named.
First and Second Graders Welcome New Pupils and Indian Project
The first and second grades welcome Jeane Porter and Mary Lyn Tygely tack in school. Walter Smith comments on the project. Katherine Hays and Bobby Ward join the first grade. The second grade builds wigwams and Indian pottery as part of an Indian project in reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeane Porter
Marilyn Tygely
Ifleen
Walter Smith
Kathierine Hays
Bobby Ward
Reading
Perfect spelling winners named for Hastings school
Eight students achieved perfect spelling last Friday at Hastings Public School. In third grade the honorees were Dessie Gustin, Joan Hamilton, Harry Whitesides, and Thelma Edie. Fourth grade pupils included Pete Johnson and Vivian Bird. Otto Jones joined the class Monday, transferring from Malvern and entering the third grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Gustin
Joan Hamilton
Harry Whitesides
Thelma Edie
Pete Johnson
Vivian Bird
Otto Jones
Malvern
Room moves and fourth grade reentries noted
Third and Fourth Grades Fern and Faye Hambsch Carol Clay Robert and Norma Jean Howe moved from our room. Junior and Glen Baslee re entered the fourth grade after spending weeks in California. The third and fourth grades held a farewell party for Howes Hambsch and Clays. Edgar Bryan celebrated his birthday with nut cookies and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Faye Hambsch
Carol
Clay
Robert
Norma Jean Howe
Junior
Glen Baslee
California
Howes
Hambsch
Clays
Edgar Bryan
Sophomore News Highlights From Bernadine McKune
Two geometry quizzes occurred last week as students progress in class. The sewing project in home economics continues and the general science chapter on electrical currents is completed. Violet Bailey returned on Monday after three absent days. Doris Williams remains absent due to her mother’s illness. wishes for Mrs. Williams’ speedy recovery are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine McKune
Violet Bailey
Doris Williams
Williams
Moves and Grade Changes At Local School
Alvin Hays advanced in class by entering the fifth and sixth grade room on Monday. Albert McCollister has relocated to Malvern, changing his school assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Hays
Albert McCollister
Malvern
Hastings Students to Compete in Malvern Spelling Contest
Delta Sargent and Bellie Hare will represent Hastings school in the county spelling contest at Malvern on March 19. The class has studied schools and education, noting games of children from Talkand and examining causes of the March wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Sargent
Bellie Hare
Hastings
Malvern
Talkand
Seventh and Eighth Grade Contest Winners at Pacific Junction
The sub district contest at Pacific Junction last week crowned winners in several categories. Joyce Thomas won Dramatic, Ann Edith Angus won humorous, Kenneth Grindle placed second. William Hays joined the eighth grade, and Ruth Howe along with Mary McCollister moved away. The eighth grade Literary club elected officers: Dale Laughlin president, William Hays vice president, Kenneth Grindle secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
Joyce Thomas
Ann Edith Angus
Kenneth Grindle
William Hays
Ruth Howe
Mary McCollister
Dale Laughlin
High School News Freshman Read Merchant of Venice
The freshman class is reading the Merchant of Venice by Shakespeare while several staff and students are noted absent or traveling. Distinctive weekend plans and visits appear for Miss Cadwell Miss Smith Miss Gilmore and others with scattered personal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Clyde Shook
Muah Copper in Liberty Sterne More tele GW
Unclear fragments describe a local event or feature involving Muah Copper and Liberty Sterne More. Details are sparse and names or actions are partly garbled, hindering a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muah Copper
Liberty
Sterne
First and Second Grades Wee dase a ew ap Gp ctr recrtte Fleer Jopis
The fragment describes a junior classroom note about recruiting a group for a spelling activity. Names such as Winger Kirk Robert Patley Charles Tidhaus Dork Mac Jolie Derothy Waterworth and Charles erdnont appear in a garbled list. The text references a session or event but lacks clear context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winger Kirk
Robert Patley
Charles Tidhaus
Dork Mac Jolie
Derothy Waterworth
Charles Erdnont
Tabin Torlay
Notable Civil War Era School Notes And Names
A fragmentary junior note recalls Civil War era topics including presentment and payments for misdeeds, with protest against agents affected by illness. It lists Robot Williams, Larent Nebbin, Keith Shaw, and Marnel Kidwell among those involved, and mentions reorganizing the party after members returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robot Williams
Larent Nebbin
Keith Shaw
Ail Marnel Kidwell
Breause
Senior News Ny Lois Paryent Contesl Winils Trip
The senior class plans a pleasant trip next Monday to Contesl Winils for group pictures. One class hosts a party Wednesday night. Activities include time with classmates and a shared timetable for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Lois Paryent
Contesl Winils
Fragmented quotes reveal a jumble of voices and phrases
A garbled collection of names and odd lines shows scattered, unclear statements. The excerpt reads as a collage of incomplete sentences and misheard remarks from various individuals, lacking a cohesive narrative or clear events.
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Filiott
Floyd Rhoades
Eliott
Lewis Bass
Austin Bass
Mrs. Rhoades
Mrs. Kinney
Automobilea
Plymouth
Salyers
North
Milas Adama
The
Velen’s Educational Cosmetic Service
Milady Beauty Shop
Dor
Will Judah
Drum Malvern
Taltiland
Mrs. Carson
Exsex
Crawford Nome
Bride
M, BE. Church News
Kermit Hillyer
Helen McCay
Strahan Consolidated Schools
Rockport
Harriett Cadwell
Leah Smith
S. S. Summers
Dani Seaton
Ladies Union
Lloyd Shilling
E. G. Wederqvist
Gilbert McCain
Norma
Harry MacCollister
Virgil Curtis
Betty Jane Loveri
Jesse Wilson
Griswold
Ernest
George Wederqvist
Elmhurst
Arthur
Ines Bradley
M. C. Woodfill
Margaret Angus
Osborne Valley School
Pearl Featiman
Unidilla
Nebr
Mlc
Woodfill
Joe Bluth
Red Oak Hospital
Mary Jo
Geaurtis
Lala McRae
Josephiine Dye
Ne Ail Airs
MC Woodkitl
Afr
Adve
Ellis Gikadle
Miro WA
Anges
Keater Thoms
Beank Fubuses
Juning Curt
Keneth Nirinstle
Joyce Thasuiaa
Jared Wood
Russ Edith Augusto Packfie
Jomellon
News of
Hastings Public School
High School News
Miss Cadwell
Miss Smith
Miss Gilmore
Webster Clay
Kul Polit
Hert
Charlotte
Clarenge Naget
Shivatttealt
Hal Polligrew
Katy
Ubu
Skhow
Mas
Gay Viriuileye
Aly Amd
Walter Angin
Nes Bliss
Junior News
Senior News
Bernadine
Faye Oswald
Denver Waterworth
Miss Sheldon
Allan Christy
Kenneth Real
Joe Penner
Eileen Bruce
Lois Largent
Mr. Haroff
Sean
Physics Claus
Peony Park Royal Cavaliers
Paul Cornelius
W. AW. Aistrope
W. C. Sluthower
Colum En
Cro
New Wall Paper
Clem
Weat Side Drug Store
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