National Music Week Observed at EMAITCHESS Junior High
A Friday program celebrated National Music Week at EMAITCHESS Junior High with sixth graders performing Foster and non American pieces. Enid Pace read about Stephen Colvier Poster, and seventh and eighth graders presented Brahms and MacDowell works with student essays earning top honors.
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Harry Wilton
Enid Pace
Stephen Colvia Poster
Foster
Truth Renton
Delmont MecCans
Jond
Bad Wearth
Warry Hilton
Carolyn Conk
Pian
Brahm
J. A. Parka
York
Phyllis Wilson
Honey Town
Ruth Walker
Laneteilow
Jack Mulholland
Jamie Summers
Vincent Zimmerman
Bill Greenrod
Stewart Sins
James Neckwith
Everett Lang
Malcolm Juelke
Marvin Fazel
Hfe
MacDowell
Malcom Juelke
Malvern Leader student paper notes staff and contributors
The Malvern Leader lists EMAITCHES staff and teachers for Malvern High School. Names include Eugene Herts as Baltor-in-Chief, Helen Shave as Assistant Editor, and student contributors such as Raines, Dorothy Donner, Alice Hail, Marjorie Donner, Faye Horst, Batty Nelson, Jlloyd Rhoit, Felton Jones, with advisor Miss Kurtzwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltor
Eugene Herts
Helen Shave
Tela Raines
Dorothy Durbin
Alice Hail
Marjorie Donner
Dontor
Helen
Dorothy Donner
Faye Horst Matic
Batty Nelson
Felton Jones
Miss Kurtzwell
Senior Colors Hide the Sun From the Junists
The seniors planned a week to display their colors but streamers hung in the assembly room. Juniors, led by Sy Wearing and others, removed them after initial resistance, while the seniors endured under a blue and rainy week. The sun briefly peeked through on Monday morning when the colors were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Sy Wearing
Alee
Mrs Salyers Hosts Senior Class After Play Practice
Mra Salyers entertained the senior class after play practice last Thursday night. She remembered each member with a gift and treated them to Clem's Ice Cream Parlor. The seniors appreciated the gesture and believe their senior year can’t be beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra, Salyers
Clem
Sophomores Move Toward Peaceful Class Transition
The sophomore class reflects on soon becoming juniors in seven days and cherishes unity. They note a few exceptions, praise the seniors for their guidance, and extend congratulations as they prepare for graduation and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H
Sophies
Freshmen Extend Welcome to Next Year's Class
Freshmen extend welcome to the next year’s class and wish them good luck in high school. They note exams next week and a short vacation ahead, hoping to pass and become sophomores next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ags
Seniors Enjoy Sneak Day Adventure Despite Rain
The Béniots recount a wet but joyful Sneak Day trip from Malvern to Nebraska City and Omaha including visits to a cream factory and Arbor Lodge. Seniors thank hosts for a warm break, note decorations and a playful jab at juniors, and praise the Dutch Burden themed junior senior banquet with a polished program.
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Béniots
Malvern
Nebraska City
Ather Lodeo
Thece
Arbor Lodge
Omaha
Fort Crook
Earg
Council Bluffa
Centora
Fifth Grade Final Examinations and Review
Fifth graders finish spelling lessons and review for final exams. They will take several days of review before finals. The junior high invited them to nine musical programs directed by Nisa Gardner Friday afternoon. Students enjoyed learning about national composers and their songs. They note progress in arithmetic and decimals, and review hygiene and history. Examinations will cover the entire book. Friday they learned a poem about Mother and had an oral test on poems learned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisa Gardner
New Roads in Old Mexico
The Huésteca Petroleum Company led road building in Tamaulipas linking holdings with Tampico, while taxes and production cuts chilled oil output. Tampico appeared Americanized, with a bustling port market, crowded plazas, and a diverse scene of trade and travel as ships and dockside life rolled on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huésteca Petroleum Company
Wm.h. Lyne Jr
Marland Holdings
Tampico
Huasteco
Mexico
United States
Vera Cruz
Cemetery notices and oddities in a local page
Fragmentary OCR reads like a cemetery notice with scattered phrases and partial dates. The readable bits mention a plot or section labeled 831 and an item described as a cart or wagon. Context is unclear, but the snippet hints at a graveyard related entry or directory note without complete details.
Classified Advertising Rates for Towa Weeklies
An advertisement promotes low rates for classified ads in Towa county weeklies. It lists Tot a Newspapers, 214 Regal the Jon Building, Motnes, Towa, with details on pricing and services available to local advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewding County
Towa
tTota
Regal the
Jon Bld Motnes
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Boar
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Iowa City
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Mrs. Salyers
J. H. Beckwith
Iowa State Savings Bank
J. R. Scott
M. D
Syregon Malvern
I. U. Parsons
Malvern Nut'l Bank
Malcolm Campbell
Jowa
Hay Om
BE Kine
Kline
Kline & Kline
Fiat
Anita Bavings
Phouse
Malvera
Frank J. Pop
Ofice Houry
Mulholland's & Malvera
Old Mexico
Nora Sey Heifers
Dr. Those
W. Gidley
Anit
Floyd Jotaston
Stockport
Tora
Norton
Enon
R.t
Geo. E. Masters
Glenwood
Abs.ad Co
Erra
Tabor
Ernest White
Alte
N. 2Nd Ave
Norton Krandell
Mme, Iennedy
Des Moines
Albert Shere
Farmera’Union Mutual Inatraiee Co. Fa
Atte Manranés Alee—O. Co Cota
Emerson
Ned Thernsey
Croatia
Jay N. Summers
Reed
North
Oscar T. Brier
Malveyn
P. E. Crawmer
Iitt
Tom Shaw
A. R. Bird
C. F. Atkinson
Springer's
Picot
A. B. Keckley
G. W. Logan
Dandruff
Fiteh’s
Malvero
Jonkiis
Chile
Ford
Chevrolet
Hudson Coach
Sphone
Dodge Brothers
Dodge
R. K. Piper
Malvern, Iowa
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