Fragmented social notes from Glenwood and surrounding towns
A dense cluster of personal notices, visits, addresses, and small-town details from Glenwood and nearby communities. The list includes names like Mrs Mey Bieserer, Mr and Mrs Siechiers, Mes Lek Wilms, and many others, with references to family visits, hosting guests, and local engagements. The text also mentions events at churches, schools, and regional gatherings, capturing everyday life and social ties across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Mey Bieserer
Aed Jamiy
Trem
George Poy
Samir
Rene
Emerson Resident Burials and Funeral Details
An Emerson burial service lists Rev EB Hobbins officiating for the Emerson Cemetery funeral of a resident with a large attendance. The ceremony includes pallbearers and a long procession. the obituary notes family ties, farm life, and a moving tribute to the deceased tied to Emerson history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seren
Oliver
EB. Hobbins
Pinisanc Sims
Forrest Hemsdy
Herani
Madrara
Woods
Nee
Serre Elli
Warren
Smith
Harry His
Ree
Ti Johnson
Traffic Safety Talk Given by Herrick Six Maleers Girls
A safety talk was held Friday by Bish war Patrefmar Geary L. Herrick at the Justice of Peace office. Five girls and the driver were present. A pickup overturned on a muddy shoulder north of Malverw after a rush, injuring the driver and one passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Bishwar Patrefmar Geary L. Herrick
Justee
Bo Hall
Breecmns
Malverwater
Jupe Oriver
Wentworth Honors Earned by Lexington Student
Airstrope and Cade receive Wentworth honors for achievements across scholastic military athletic and disciplinary areas. Donald L. Mal and Mrs Donnie L. Asco, USAF linked to the award. Details include outstanding performances in the first semester activities and school life quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mic
Donald L. Mal
Donnie L. Asco
Usaf Bet
Workshop at Red Oak March 3
A workshop is scheduled at Red Oak on March 3. The event will cover unnamed topics and include sessions led by E. B. and other organizers. Local attendees are invited to participate in the public program at the Bethie Suet venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Juniors Set April 13th for Prom
Juniors plan an all night prom on April 13 to honor seniors. Committees meet, decorations and invitations prepared, and bowling after midnight followed by a community breakfast organized by parents.
National Merit Tests Given MCHS Juniors
National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Tests were administered to MCHS juniors by Mr Nothem. The MSQT is a three hour test by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation with scores in English Usage Mathematics Usage Social Studies Heading Natural Sciences Reading and Word Usage. Results will be received in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
JoAnne Wray
Nothem
State Speech Contest Attendees From MCHS Named
The state speech contest will be held at Shenandoeh on March 30 and 31. MCHS entrants include Lara Beckwith interpretive prose Pat Newell interpretive poetry Patty Breeding interpretive prose and poetry and Norenee Summers dramatic declamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoeh
MCHS
Lara Beckwith
Pat Newell
Patty Breeding
Norenee Summers
Seniors to Try on Caps and Gowns for 1955
April 5 seniors will be fitted with caps and gowns at MCHS which now owns the attire. If sizes are unavailable the school will trade or buy the needed gown. The renewed chorus will later use these gowns. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and after a sale assisted by Mrs. Harel McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Anne Wray
MCHS
R Gmmed
Harel McCain
Card of Thanks from Charlie Burson
Card of Thanks expresses sincere appreciation for the cards letters calls and kindness shown to Charlie Burson and family during hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Burson
Malvern Community School News Staff List
Malvern Community School newspaper credits editor Pat Newell and reporters Barbara Beasler Linda Clay Peggy Hunt Ion Lippincott Nancy Lisle Jolene Turner Jo Anne Wray for the issue. The listing notes staff roles and names in a school publication context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Pat Newell
Barbara Beasler
Linda Clay
Pegey Hunt
Ioin Lippincott
Nancy Lisle
Jolene Turner
Jo Anne Wray
Tuberculin Testing Planned for Local Students and Staff
Mills County tuberculosis association will sponsor Mantoux tests next week for grades one five nine and twelve and fall school personnel. Tests funded partly by Christmas seal sales. Positive results trigger a chest X ray. Mobile X ray unit to provide imaging soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Tuberculosis Association
TB Association
Shorthand Class Tries Speed Tests
In the first half of the year students read and learned shorthand. The last nine weeks focus on dictation and transcription with Mr Benton guiding practice. They train at increasing speeds up to 100 words per minute, then slow to a control pace. They study Today’s Secretary magazine and read shorthand stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Benton
Jeanine Seeks State FHA Office for Public Relations
Jeanine, a project district and public relations officer, will attend the state FHA meeting April 6 and 7 in Des Moines. She is a candidate for the state public relations office as the group elects officers. Also listed are Susan Darrah, Jocai president, and Diane Bopp, new district officer. This marks the first time a girl from MCHS is considered for a state office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanine
FHA
Des Moines
Somg
Susan Darrah
Jocai
Diane Bopp
Ter
MCHS
Charlene Bolte Is Our Senior of the Week
Charlene Bolte, a senior from Glenwood who transferred to MCHS this year, is highlighted as Senior of the Week. She aims for a nursing career, loves fried chicken and the color blue, and is a candidate for courtesy queen while planning to join softball in spring. Charlene praises the students and teachers at MCHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nursig
Ford
Glenwood High School
Charlene Bolte
Charlene
MCHS
Char- Jene
We Waste a Million Kids 2 Year Column
Column summary notes an three part Saturday Evening Post piece by Judge Mary Conway Kohler and Andre Fontaine on youth dropout hardship. It contrasts wasted human potential with lost natural resources and urges reader engagement, plus a Ladies Home Journal piece by Sterling McMurrin urging education improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conway Kohler
Andre Fontaine
Saturday Evening Post
Kohler
San Francisco Juvenile Court
Ladies Home Journal
Sterling NM. McMurrin
U.S. Office of Education
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Mar
Anene Easter
Eyars
Schermar Siror
Af Ferrera
Bevien
Dennis Ant Femir
Ger Fee
Benseme
Gocen
Riis Macoes
Boss Rate
Bardic xi
Fraser
Willison
Bim
Wilson
Oobeel
Macy Dent & Lansme Buch
Wormer
Mar Jane Vesmeine
Zev
Jongzen Vis
Tor Nelson
Tom Nelson
Freier
Monier
Samson
Fort Lews
Wask
Leior Vine
Gangnier
Murphy
Carte Baten
Omsk
Thursier
Samies
Limis Pacmon
Les VanFossen
Ant Gregory
Saror
Jamar Amterson
Celia
Dothan Falk
Thanes
Burial Services
Emerson Resident
Wes
Mer
Wade
Emerson Tirney
Seversl
Mont
Pere
Foe Greere
Arin
Wees Ir Soni
IVY Leagues
Campus & Maxnatian Sport
Crosby Square & Kush
Sonadl
Aistrope
Wentworth
Claytor
Hern
Fif
Tie Wurgskop
Carastiemr
Meriruet
Cocistipe
Ganserns
E. B
Malvern
Pegsy Hunt
Osco
Morrell's
Johnson
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