Untitled Local Notice Fragment in 20th Century Ledger
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals Margate Medora Abtella Walter and Olinda Brenntag with scattered terms related to home, painting, and a two to four count. No clear event, date, or organization identified. item appears as an unreadable snippet from a local page.
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Margate
Medoradase High
Abtella Walter Oa
Vwerttede
Walker Orthal
Olinda Brenntag
Mystery Puzzle Text in Cadence of Silly Rant
A playful, disjointed snippet features a likely humorous rambling about a person named Rath Walker and a candy reference. It mingles garbled phrases and casual asides, mentioning a joke, a staff member, and a chocolate treat. The fragment hints at light newsroom humor and public persona.
Editorial on Honor Roll and Graduation Excitement
The piece mocks anti scholastic excuses amid the honor roll publication. It notes the disappointment of manufacturers of alibis and the crowd’s reaction to graduation outcomes, insisting that true achievement matters despite expressed dissent.
F A A Boys Hear of Work in Other Schools
Fragmented OCR text mentions F A A boys learning about work at other schools and Thursday events. Names and details are garbled, but the item points to a discussion or presentation on work projects across institutions and timing likely on Thursday.
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The fragment lists names including Freda Breasisg, Ethet Davie, Alma Val, Lotrance Lista, Ruth Walker, Marta Batty Gittore, Lental Blorey, and others in a formal notice style. It preserves probable obituary or society roll wording with multiple personal names and initials, reflecting a historical record snippet.
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Erie
Duviore
Freda Breasisg
Taey
Ring Club Delights Girls With Candy Treats
The Ring Club met last Thursday with Mrs. Zelina Pretcher presenting a box of hot house candy. The group organized and elected officers. Berniece Schoening president and Bilis MacNulty secretary. Members include Dane Fletcher Dorothy Galliber Berniece Schoening Feat Davis Margaret McCormick Mary Strumers Marlat Benton Ruth Walker Charlotte Dyas Marie Bwohoda Charlotte Wederquist Hester Hall Phyllis Wilson Ooje Caudell Ethel Davis Gladys Raines Billie MacNulty.
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Nerve Ring Club
Zelina Pretcher
Berniece Schoening
Bilis MacNulty
Ring Club
Dane Fletcher
Dorothy Galliber
Feat Davis
Margaret McCormick
Mary 8
Strumers
Marlat Benton
Ruth Walker
Charlotte Dyas
Marie Bwohoda
Charlotte Wederquist
Hester Hall
Phyllis Wilson
Ooje Caudell
Ethel Davis
Gladys Raines
Billie MacNulty
Malvern High to Host Beaver Bell Honor Basketball Tourney
Malvern high school plans a winter classroom basketball event titled Beaver Bell Honor for Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Four games are slated though schedule details are pending. Admission is ten cents per session. Players from this year may join the regular team next year and results for the women will appear in the next paper.
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the Malvern High School
Woek
Teaching Practice Schedule From Experience and Others
The document discusses teaching practice methods derived from personal and peer experience. It describes a schedule where instructors assign three grades per pupil, with each pupil teaching three subjects across six practice days. Teaching occurs during regular Methods periods in the classroom with pupils from different grades attending at set times.
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Seach
Senior Gossip Highlights Year’s End Drowsy Social Pace
A fragmented note from a local school records a casual wrap of senior activities amid spring plans. It notes graduates preparing for exams, upcoming prom events, and a relaxed vacation period in a quiet, reflective tone.
Art and artists of Millet and peers in a teaching study
A study reviews Millet and contemporaries like Dupré and Ruydol for how they portray figures and landscapes. It notes Millet’s treatment of flesh and dress, Dupré’s collaborative approach with sitters, and Ruydoli’s colorful windswept canvases. The piece emphasizes learning to appreciate painting and selecting scenes for homes.
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Carol
Ruydoli
Ata
Hobbemas
Hobbaman
Holand
First Grade Iowa Welcomes Two New Students
In the first grade at Biggerstaf, two new children, Aliee Odell and Aron Miller, join after a two week absence due to illness. Doris Weak turned six on Friday, no party was held, cookies were shared, and the class begins with the first reader and ABC learning.
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Iowa
Biggerstaf Ja
Doris Weak
Aliee Odell
Aron Miller
Eighth Grade Reading Lesson On The Gold Bug
Students study Poe's The Gold Bug with a focus on vocabulary and comprehension. The teacher notes that the class is learning new alphabet words and exploring desires for wealth and its uses as Thelma Davis contributes to the discussion.
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Edgar Allen Poe
Thelma Davis
Fourth Graders Excel in Spelling Test
The fourth grade lists 14 pupils with 100 percent on Friday's spelling test including Betty Lou Barkus Beulah Biggerstar Carolyn Boehner Goldia Cozad Dorothy Fazel Carolyn Hall Detty Hatfield Jane Johnson Peggy McCormick Betty Smith Wilma Stroud Madeine Swann Bhirley Walker Eugens Rybenking Herbert Stopdti. The class will receive Reading instruction from High School Normal Training teachers and studies in History Geography. Betty Hatfield helps with rope jumping equipment for the third grade.
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Betty Lou Barkus
Beulah Biggerstar
Carolyn Boehner
Goldia Cozad
Dorothy Fazel
Carolyn Hall
Detty Hatfield
Jane Johnson
Peggy McCormick
Betty Smith
Wilma Stroud
Madeine Swann
Bhirley Walker
Eugens Rybenking
Herbert Stopdti
Fragmented note on algebra, Latin, and literary references
A garbled historical note discusses Algebra lessons and Latin practice, mentioning an organized military camp and the play The Merchant of Venice. It references a small group called Squaté foots and notes the material is difficult and aims to be understood despite bitter tone.
Fifth Grade We Rave on countries and capitals contest
A garbled report describes a fifth grade event titled We Rave on countries and capitals. It mentions a Friday contest between boys and girls, with subtle references to scores and various books, though many words are unclear.
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Bureya
Ogate Mona Teun
The Horrors of Geometry Student Angst Poem
A quirky verse rails at geometry and algebra fears with a stressed student voice. It laments tough propositions and sleepless nights over angles and tests, hinting at frustration and longing for relief from math woes.
Senior High News Friday Morning Recap
Friday morning at Senior High News featured a light reading by Robert McCormick Panl Galliher and Robett Perdew. The group shared several jokes including quips about Bacon, a missing name joke, and a running gag about a book keeper. Annella Walisr offered a closing remark, noting the broadcast was planned but a misphonom may have spared we needed.
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Robert McCormick
Panl Galliher
Robett Perdew
Paul G
Bob
Robert
Robert Perdew
Robert P
Annella Walisr
Second Grade Class Rosters and Activity Notes
Second grade lists students taking 160 per cant in Friday's facet including Clyde Bate mah Charles Brewer Donald Gugeler Robert Hedding Robert Kincaid Deah Millikan Carrol Write Lawrence Frazier Ken neth Adams Peggy Cox Hazel Davie Betty Fickel Pegey Hall Donia Stogditt. A poem project about March and another about pussy willows is planned for language work. The inter-class basketball tournament is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday with freshmen and seniors expected to play.
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Clyde Batemah
Charles Brewer
Donald Gugeler
Robert Hedding
Robert Kincaid
Deah Millikan
Carrol Write
Lawrence Frazier
Kenneth Adams
Peggy Cox
Hazel Davie
Betty Fickel
Pegey Hall
Donia Stogditt
Playoffs spark school rivalry amid tense preliminaries
Fragmentary OCR text shows players from PhTte Fontore and Sophomores preparing for preliminaries. The piece notes anxiety about competing for honors and a strong sense of friendly rivalry, with plans to test skills as soon as possible.
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Phtte
Fontore
Oot Testh
Monch
Poster contest honors three student artists at Siath Grade JH
Siath Grade JH students created a Pied Piper poster with the flute leading children. Top posters were by Bertha Bren ning Julia Jean Steele and Ethel Storey Mary Jean Ewing.
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Enaguiah
Pied Piper
Bertha Brenning
Julia Jean Steele
Ethel Storey
Mary Jean Ewing
Rural School Events Highlight Progress and Community Ties
Williams school hosted a district day on Thursday March 2 with near full family representation. Visitors saw school routines and ongoing work while Elm Grove plans another program to keep the school a true community center as spring brings farewell gatherings and changes across rural schools.
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Williams Aéchool
Elm Grove
Birthday treats brighten Sainte King Hewthorné schools
Sainte King Hewthorné schools report joyful birthday celebrations as staff and families bring treat bags to classrooms. Feb birthdays at Mt Vernon Center townships and Pacifi City schools are noted alongside dental honors, perfect attendance, and spelling records. Names include Jean Sommers, Maz’a Boles, Glendean Draper, Dorothy Jane Krute, and students from Forester Plainview West Liberty and Center township.
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Galen Boles
Maz
Draper
Glendean
Pacifi City
Goheen
Dorothy Jane Krute
Forester School
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