Malvern Girls Visit Armour Plant and Omaha Trips
A group of EMAIT students spent Wednesday touring Armour’s packing house in Omaha after leaving Malvern at 8:30. They viewed the Joslyn Memorial and the Brandeis theater films The Life of Louis Pasteur and Hitch Hike Lady. Lunch in 10c stores followed shopping before returning home at about 6. Transportation was provided by Mr. Puttmann and Mr. Van Orsdale. Book reports, history notes on Standard Oil, Union Pacific, railroads, and Civil Service, plus electricity experiments, rounded out the week as senior normal training girls prepared to teach in rural schools near Malvern.
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Malvern
Omaha
Armour’s
Joslyn Memorial
Louis Pasteur
Brandeis Theater
Puttmann
van Orsdale
Standard Oil Co
Union Pacific , Railroad
Civil Service Commission
Junior News Highlights in Speech and Biology Class
Juniors show strong talent in public speaking with improving orations praised by Miss Nervig. Miss Walker and Mr. Dyke attempt to shake spring fever with quizzes. Biology students study seeds and will present a demonstration of growth stages next week aiding home garden projects.
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Demosthenes
Nervig
Walker
Mr. Dyke
Seventh Grade Studies Geography and War Reports
In class, seventh graders study Latin America and use circle graphs for population and land area. Reports on the War of 1812 cover Andrew Jackson, James Lawrence, and Captain Perry by Shirley Walker, Betty Low Barkus, and Betty Hatfield. On June 30 1945 there were 4784 naval servicemen from Towa.
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Latin America
Shirley Walker
Andrew Jackson
Betty Low Barkus
James Lawrence
Betty Hatfield
Captain Perry
Naval Service
Towa
HOOEY by HODGES HOOEY by HODGES
A humorous vignette describes last Monday when 30 youths left for Omaha to Cleveland Studio for photo poses with poetry and jokes. The piece blends campus satire with a cheerfully absurd calendar of sophomore activities and rhetorical questions about authors, heroes, and happy endings.
Editorial roles and staff list at Willard High School
The Willard High School editorial team is led by Ed Wearin as editor with Trelpha Donner as associate. Departments cover High School operations with Willard Millikan overseeing High School grading, Helen Waller as Gradeq, Lorraine Dashner for Organizations, Lorraine Hodges for Features, and Delmont McCausland handling Sports.
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Ed Wearin
Trelpha Donner
Willard Millikan
Helen Waller
Lorraine Dashner
Lorraine Hodges
Delmont McCausland
Talk of the School Five senior girls wear donkey pins tops school chatter
A talk on campus notes five senior girls wearing donkey pins sparking debate on Democratic vibes in class. A junior boy is described as too weak to lift his head, while photographers captured seniors at local stores last Monday. The weekly query asks who favored Omaha enough to visit twice in one day.
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Omaha
Sophomore English Studies and Local Visits Noted
Sophomore classes describe landscapes harbors and the Silas Marner tale in English 1. Geometry covers ratios and prepositions with Pythagorean concepts. Friday's visit to Armour Packing plant by Home Economics girls is recorded, and several attended the Louis Pasteur film. World history reports discussed Pasteur.
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Silas Marner
Armour Packing Plant
Louis Pasteur
First Grade Receives New Primer "Fact and Story"
A new primer titled Fact and Story has been received for first grade. Recent visitors include Mrs Lawrence Jones Betty Jones Mrs Lungren and daughter Bernadine Mrs Fred Hall Mrs Herrick Miss Grace Churchill Mrs Warnke Mrs Saalfield Mrs Leh man Mrs William Chamberlain and Mrs Frank Churchill.
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Lawrence Jones
Betty Jones
Lungren
Bernadine
Fred Hall
Herrick
Grace Churchill
Warnke
Saalfield
Lehman
William Chamberlain
Frank Churchill
Sixth Grade Room Decor and Imaginary France Field Trip
Sixth grade class displays free hand Holland and bird posters in the room. A geography lesson imagines a trip to France to study industries, features, cities, and people. iidna Cook aided history. Discussion touches Italian artists Leonardo da Vinci Rafael and Michelangelo. British grammar review covers capitalization and singular versus plural possessions.
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France
Iidna Cook
Leonardo di Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
Brighish
Fractional equations stir up headaches in algebra class
In an English lesson, students discuss myths, while some pupils offer excuses for absences or tardiness, revealing common school day myths and avoidance reasons.
Eighth Grade Students Create Ship Drawings In Class
The grammar class writes friendly letters and formal invitations after reading The Building of a Ship by Longfellow. Reading students drew ships which were posted on the wall.
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Longfellow
Fifth Grade Reading and Desert Life Study Notes
Fifth graders explore Fifty Famous Stories of the World with imagined otter land readers. They finish standard spelling and study supplementary vocabulary. Intensive drill covers written problems and fraction multiplication. A desert life unit includes the Abdul Aziz story from Homes.
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Abdul Aziz
Three New Poems Shared By Third Grade Class
The grammar class learned three new poems last week and pupils made shamrocks to wear for St Patrick’s Day last Tuesday. The reading table gained several new books which are enjoyed by students and Leader advertisers are reliable places to buy.
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St. Patricks
County Planning Board Ends Work
The County Planning Board met Wednesday March 15 to finish their planning work begun in January. They prepared a soil conservation plan for Mills county with members J R Clark Henderson B F Buffington Glenwood Ivan J Salmons Emerson C J Deupree Glenwood Ira J Turner Hastings J A Burgosd Silver City Raymond Warner Glenwood Albert Schoening Glenwood J F Wearin Malvern B F Anderson Council Bluffs LeRoy Rodman Jr Malvern Wm Estes Pacific Junction Charles Kayton Imogene Also contributing were H A McCain Malvern J M Steele Malvern and Edwin Carter Glenwood.
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County Planning Board
Mills County
J. R. Clark
Henderson
B. F. Buffington
Glenwood
Ivan J. Salmons
Emerson
C. J. Deupree
Ira J. Turner
Hastings
J. A Burgosd
Silver City
Raymond Warner
Albert Schoening
J. F. Wearin
Malvern
B. F. Anderson
Council Bluffs
LeRoy Rodman Jr
Wm. Estes
Pacific Junction
Charles Kayton
Imogene
H. A. McCain
J. M. Steele
Edwin Carter
Rural Young Folk Plan Organization Meeting
Rural young people of western Mila county plan an organization meeting at the Shirley Lincoln home in Plattville township on Wednesday March 25. Earl Shultz of Iowa State college extension service will assist to organize the group for ages 20 to 40. A brief business session will precede games and entertainment.
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Mila County
Shirley Lincoln
Plattville Township
Earl Shultz
Iowa State College Extension Service
Mills County Rural Electrification Committee Meeting
The Mills County committee J. M. Steele B. F. Anderson and J. R. Clark met March 24 at a district conference with other districts to receive first hand information on the Rural Electrification Project. Representatives from other counties in the district also attended the conference.
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Mills County
J. M. Steele
B. F. Anderson
J. R. Clark
Girls Clubs to Study Cake and Cookie Making
Miss Helen Swinney of the extension service will lead the final subject matter training school for girls 4-H broad clubs on Wednesday March 25 at the Community building in Malvern. Cakes and cookies will be discussed and shown by demonstrators. Leaders assistants and one girl from each club will attend.
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Helen Swinney
Extension Service
Malvern
Wach Elu
Local Tidbits and Notices From Mills County
Attorney A E Cook arrives with family and opens an office in the Dyson building. J P Retetsdorf fixes his awning. several named individuals noted. Farmers complain of worse roads than last week. Hunters report 30 pounds of ammo used and two ducks brought home. Holy Rollers meet. a disturbance follows. Banquet hosted for one of our benedicts by spouses. Royal Arch Masons meet in Glumwood. Frank Degenhart seeks help in harness shop. L A Chantry promoted to acting manager on the teeN. Boehner and Graham attend Bryan banquet in Lincoln. Miss Mildred Tintiison to teach near Percival this spring.
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A. E. Cook
Mills County
Strahan
Nimrods
Nishna
Holy Rollers
Twaring Oterman
Anuther
J. W. Bochner
W. O. Smith
RL. Tide
Royal Arch Masons
Glumwood
Frank Degenhart
Omaha
AM. A. Chantry
Hely
L. W. Boehner
Lincoln
Field Day for Mills Farmers April 2
Mills community hosts a field day on April 2 with county agent Bence AM and staff demonstrating plow adjustments to reduce draft and ensure uniform depth. Byron Virtue will present plow geometry and sharpening, and Harry Linn will demonstrate use of draft horses for farming tasks. All farmers invited.
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Mills
Bence
Ralpatrick
Charles Kayton
White Cloned
J. A. Uurgei Fanny
Ingraham
Byron T. Virtue
Extensions Age
Des Moines
4-H Club Organized in Lyons Township
Lyons Township youths met at the Will Urn ley Hotel south of Glenwood to form a new 4-H club. Officers chosen were president Dale Krecklaw, vice president Werdell Yates, secretary Glen Johnson, and reporter Keith Laynie. Members outlined yearly project plans after the club agent cited available projects.
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Ly Township
Will Urnley Hote
Glenwood
Termite-Driven Change in Local Youth Group Plans
A report describes youth activities led by Ted Bradley with Mat Bradley and Brynene Varna aiding a first meeting. Afterward Mrs. Bradley served a snack. The piece then notes termites as once useful insects later degrading forests and homes as they forage from ground nests into standing wood.
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Ted
Mat Bradley
Ene
BR Yinene T Varna
Hradley
First Popular Aquarium Mystery Plants Popatier Quark
A fragmentary note mentions an aquarium item titled first popular aquarium and a reference to Shhiese dimin tedine atonic ateraratisti tyre Hetarethos. It also notes holystones and holystoning decks in navy use.
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Lerdan
Sty
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Lyons Township
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Mills County Sunday School
Oo. G. Herbreek
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First Baptist Church
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