Interesting G R Group meeting on St Patrick Day theme
Frances Brewer led a lively G R Group meeting centered on St Patrick s Day and the ring. Mary Louise Judhe presented a history of St Patrick s while Miss Van Metre linked a roof to a girl s life and spoke on the root of points use. Devotional guidance came from Miss Kinsey with the beatitude Happy is the girl who is self controlled for to her belongs the whole world.
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Frances Brewer
St. Patricks Day
St. Patricks
Mary Louise Judhe
Ki Insey
Malvern Fighter Chooses Football and Swim Over Other Sports
Hobby club figure Max Feats is noted for football talent despite freshman status. He longs to return to football, having guarded and played in athletics since youth, while also earning Red Cross lifeguard certifications and serving as a lifesaving examiner. He enjoys chess in winter and collects coins, with tax tokens currently piquing interest.
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Max
Malvern
Beals
Red Cross Life Saving Certifiates
Vite
Tir
Kim
Pianists Elimination Contest Held At Malvern
A Saturday afternoon piano elimination contest at the Wearth home featured vocal solos by Sarah Rose and Louis Berks. Lorraine Fletcher won the piano division with Bach Chorale and MacDowell Only Anaise. Judges praised all performers and encouraged further study for a future in music. The three soloists will represent Malvern at the subdistrict Music Contest in Wamburg next Friday and Saturday.
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F. FL Wearth
Avery
Red Oak
Crjdle
Lorraine Fletcher
Bach
MacDowell
Sarah Rose
Louis Berks
Planists
Marriett
Talbott
Sane Gove
Ed Wearth
Fang
Sylvia
Malvernith
Wamburg Pri Tay
New York and Chicago 24 Telephone Service Started 1883
An early 1883 report notes 24 telephone service between New York and Chicago began operations, marking a milestone in intercity communication. The brief item highlights the new link as a step forward for telephony linking major urban centers.
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New York
Chicago
Sophomore News Preview Notes Omaha Plant Trip
The Sophies TM Class Work week has little notable action. Home economics students plan a trip to Omaha on March 25 to tour Armour's meat packing plant, seeking practical insights.
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Klels
Omaha Maron
Armour
Old Jules book review in Western Nebraska Tales
Mary Enonsamine Ol Jules pens a mixed critique of Old Jules a 1935 prize book with four Pioneer Ways photos. The reviewer calls the portrait harsh lacking sympathy yet acknowledges historical value while noting the author builds a narrative on her father a community builder and panhandle figure. The piece questions realism and entertainment value in the portrayal.
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Mary Enonsamine
Ol Jules
Avantion
Nebraska
Uts
Wfe
Todos Brandos
Repdine
Panhandle
Jules
Senior News Reports on Literature and Civics Studies
The English literature class read works by English authors for book reports. Physics experiments on electricity were performed last week. Civics studies cover the federal government and the Department of Agriculture has just been completed.
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Federal Department of the Government
Department of Agriculture
Eighth Grade History Project Highlights War Topics
In history class students study World War I and discuss peace at Paris 1919. They draft a play on the Peace Conference, learn about the League of Nations, and explore various occupations through drawings.
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Flanders Field
Paris
League of Nations
Fifth Grade Readings and Civil War Topics Highlight Class
The class shows strong interest in Building Our Homes with walls paper as the latest topic. Picture study covers Ditch photographs and The Flower Girl of Holland. A poem about scenery and customs was memorized. History revisits Civil War tensions with Uncle Tom's Cabin read, plus a set of state pictures from Mrs Juelke.
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Holland
Seniors and Dreams at the School Assembly
A quirky school note recalls Mr Dyke arriving exhausted after a fearful dream about exams with students. Jamie Swain jokes seniors leave in spring while other captions describe waffle nights, a doctor visit over electric hair, and Virginia Scott at a garbage pail asking if she must knock to enter.
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Mr. Dyke
Jamie Swain
Lewis Berka
M.D
Virginia Scott
Freshman News and Class Reports Highlight Week
The solar system topic drew interest from the general service class while the English class presented book reports. Miss Walker conducted testing in algebra, concentrating on students with imperfect papers.
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Walker
Sixth Grade Class Studies Three Nations Project
Sixth grade Deta Cary aided lessons on the formation of France Spain and England as students work on a Holland project. Boys build a Dutch windmill and others create posters while Lyle Seeger joins the class. Original poems tie to bird study with Hubert Chamberlain cited.
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Deta Cary
France
Spain
England
Lyle Seeger
Hubert Chamberlain
Home Ec Girls Study First Aid Treatment
Home Economics class girls study first aid and nursing, offering practical demonstrations. Readers are invited to be the first "victim," with options for nurse preferences and instructors Baumgartner or others guiding the sessions.
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Home Ec
Ray
Miss Baumgartner
Popeye the pigeon and a boy's long care tale
A boy recalls a springtime pigeon named Popeye kept in a basement and garage. The bird followed to school and pool, causing mischief and endearing bonds until a neighbor’s clothes were ruined and Popeye was removed. A few weeks after being taken away a cat killed him.
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Ty Jane Saar
Popeye
Digsons
Glenwood
Students Entertain Teachers at Supper
Miss Baumgartner and the Brade teachers were guests of the senior normal training girl y and Miss Van Metre at a waffle supper last Wednesday evening. Three tables were attractively set with flower centerpieces and shamrock place cards. In the home economics room, Harriett Talbott, Lorraine Dashner and Virginia Scott were the fun promoters of the evening. The hostesses have been dating practice teaching under the supervision of the grade teachers.
Meadow Lark Aat Sings Near Fence
A Meadow Lark Aat walks through the area and sings clearly. The bird moves from hedge to fence as it gathers material for a nest while uttering a brief phrase about doing its best.
Fourth Grade Dutch Scenes Adorn Bulletin Board
Fourth grade students showcased attractive Dutch scenes on the bulletin board as part of the art class free hand drawing project. The display drew many viewers. the English class studied poems this year focusing this month on Tulips. Tom Salyers was absent last week.
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Tom Salyers
Second Grade Pirate Themed Activities Note Fun Cards
Second graders read Peter Pan and showed pirate interest. They made two boys play acting pirate with a treasure box of apples. In art class they crafted kites with long tissue tails. One kite features Blarney Castle and shamrock flowers. Mrs. Frank Summers visited us last Friday.
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Frank Summers
Seventh Grade Studies and Test Results Highlight
In class we bisected lines and angles in math. English covers clauses and modifiers. We finished the War of 1812 unit. Dorothy Henderson served as student teacher. Argentina in oneography compared to the United States. A test awarded A grades to Les Board Eugene Rubenking and Opal Lincoln. Reading covered The Skeleton to Ate mor by Longfellow.
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Dorothy Henderson
Argentina
United States
Les Board
Eugene Rubenking
Opal Lincoln
Atemor
Longfellow
Last Pep Meeting Aids School Spirit At M Oh
The final basketball season pep gathering was held last Friday at M Oh. with Man on the Platform leading the program. A quiz and entertainment showcased local talents, aiding fans to cheer Glenwood for third win this season. Seniors show nerves before the camera as year-end excitement rises.
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M. Oh
Dads
Glen- Wood
Peppy
Ottes Catking
Parker
St. Datricks
School News Notes and Classroom Decor Changes
Third grade updates report Leona Higgerstall moved this week and Doris Weak celebrated her birthday on March 1k. The room featured tulip baskets and a border around the roan with language class pastry notebooks. Red picture covers decorate the notebooks, and one pupil per week will add to these books.
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Noun
Leona Higgerstall
Doris Weak
Seniors Reward Day Trip to Omaha for Photos
A group of seniors traveled to Omaha for a day of picture taking and museum visits. They viewed ivory carvings and marbles at Joslyn Memorial, wandered through a busy city scene, and some bought studio portraits at discounted dime stores. The outing included meals at a Chinese restaurant and a large cafeteria, with mixed reactions to the day’s experiences.
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Seniers
Pyent
Cardi
Indagemoent Lessen
Anton
Tadeus
Joslyn Memorial
Malvern Volunteer Fire Department Notice and Notes
Malvern Volunteer Fire Department reports on dismissal of toed peers and cautions on fire safety during winter. Urges cooperation of community, fundraising cards, and distributor of membership materials. Warns of hazards from obstructed hydrants and need for prompt removal of debris to ensure access.
Chaos surrounds Palthings cars and gear amid turmoil
Fragmentary OCR text signals confusion around vehicles and equipment in a chaotic scene. No clear people or organizations are identifiable. The readable fragments suggest disruption, possible clashes or urgent activity, but specifics remain unclear.
Plain wallpapers recommended by home agent for moving day
Mias Phyllis Veins, a home demonstration agent, advises plain wallpapers to brighten faded walls and curb waste by using solid paper and matching textiles. She notes washable paper is best for walls likely to bear children’s fingerprints and suggests avoiding borders in slanted rooms to enlarge spaces.
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Mias
Phyllis Veins
Mali
Misa Helna
Misa
Miss Helis
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Salyers Garage
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