Picnic at Goodfellow School Ends Rural Year
Rural Schools News reports a May picnic at Goodfellow School hosted by teacher Geneva Hunt in Rawles Township. About 65 parents and siblings joined 65 students for a dinner and program closing Hunt’s third year. Helen McCoy leaves for Pacific City School next year. eighth graders to receive diplomas in Glenwood on May 34.
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Henderton
Goheen School
Helen McCoy
Pacific City School
Glenwood
Darrell Barbour
Florence Brightonburg
Elale Brightenburn
Wendell Vinton
Leonard Terry
Lyle Hannen
Tonnie Bhutts
William Barbour
Alyira Ream
Myrtle Norman
Evan Millar
Edwin
Norman
Ardan Bhutte
Darlene Timmermann
Maryin Vinton
Charles Karr
Willigma Gehool
Peyling
Maxwalle Ban Ne
Decoration Day Committees Named for Memorial Events
Local Legion and affiliated groups publish updated Decoration Day and Memorial Service committees. Rev. Paul H. Hicks to deliver the sermon on Sunday evening May 28. Parade, flower bearers, grave decoration, and memorial Sunday services coordinated by named officers and volunteers.
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Legion
Memorial Service Committee
Paul H. Hicks
Legion Rooms
Geo, Davis
Pee Cat
Barkus
Flowera
Marian Black
Bruce Roedger
Y. H. Seaton
Hurb Renton
Harry Landis
Ed Knight
Roy Manafield
C. W. Black
I. le Donner
Rey, Hicks
B. 0. Colling
C. W. Sullivan
Rural School Graduation Slated for May 24
County Superintendent Me Retbws will lead the rural school graduation exercises Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Metheodiet church in Glanweag. Rev C W Cooper will assist. Students from eight grades will perform selections and the program will include a flower oration by the students. The event is free and open to the public. The list of graduates includes eleven names.
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Glanweag
C. W. Cooper
The
Wesley
Henderson M. B
Mothers Day Program Delights Silver Grange Members
Silver Grange at Balfour hosted a well attended meeting with Mothers Day as the theme. A lengthy program featured poems songs and readings led by Mrs W A Bower and members including Geneva Richardson Dorothy Gilbert and Mrs J R Graven. The event closed with a one act play The Pullback and a plan to send the Junior Degree team to the State Grange. Also noted Malvern student Jean Beattie named Phi Beta Kappa at University reflecting local pride.
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Silver Grange
Balfour
W. A. Bower
Geneva Richardson
Albert Hyzer
White Catnation
Dorothy Gilbert
Bome
W. P. Wartmen
Elizabeth Sawyers
J. R. Graven
D. O. Cunningham
A. 3. Sawyers
Reasoner
W. W. Wheeler
L. L. Richardson
N. M. Chambers
H. E. Chambers
Floyd Rhoades
Paul Seeger
Glen, Seeger
C. M. Wilson
Grange
State Grange
Powsy
Phi Beta Kappa
Malvern
Jean Beattie
H. T. Beattie
Phi Bata Kappa
Misa Beattie
Miss Heattle
Iowa
Eurgene Richter
Council Bluffa
Helen Cole
Woodbine
Henderson Heads Mill County Sunday School Session
Henderson hosts the Mills County Sunday School Association in an all day and evening program at the High School grounds with delegates from every local Sunday School. State workers will lead sessions on organization, character building, and devotion, plus a county banner prize for largest attendance and a Ten Commandment Chart award.
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Henderson
Mills County Sunday School Association
Mills County
Church of Christ
G. D. Noland
BD. L. Gray
Glenwood
A. J. Berkhimer
Malvern
M. A. Banker
Pacific Junction
Hastings
Greater
Publc
Henderson Aboole
Ee Btate
T. W. Gidley
Malvero
G. B. Noland
Mary Rathke
W. Cooper
Wealey Chapsi
Oaks Union Sunday School
Methodist Church
Wesley Chapel School
W. W. Mossberry
Strahan
Car Phelps
Dancing Class Recital Delights Red Oak and Malvern
Misa Elda Beason led a Malvern dancing class in a Beardsley Theatre recital in Red Oak Tuesday evening. Pupils from Malvern performed pieces such as Dance of the Pirates and Lady of Quality. Red Oak students showcased years of training in Menare and other dances. Notable participants included Jack Mulholland, Ruth Louise McCord, Jane Fletcher, and Mary Elizabeth Summers among others. The event received praise from attendees, with many Malvern youngsters earning congratulations for their fine exhibition.
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Misa Elda Beason
Malvern
Beardsley Theatre
Red Oak
Jack Mulholland
Delmont McCausland
James Summers
Tom and Hurlburt Benton
Jana and
Lorraine Fletcher
Ruth Louise McCord
Caroline Cook
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Dorothy Galither
Margaret Ann Buttman
Harriett Beattle
Jane Fletcher
Avery Dance
Menare
Andrea Arg Aie Mers
Verna McCord
W. D. McCanaland
Harry Gailiiher
K. R. Cook
Fred Buttman
L. D. Fletcher
Masdames A. A. Benton
D. 0. Cunningham
L. R. Saar
Ray Plumb
A. E. Cook
Barber Joins Sewing Circle For Conversation
A quirky 1920s Philadelphia Bulletin note reports a barber leaving his chair to enroll in a ladies sewing circle course, aiming to chat with fair patrons during grooming sessions. The item captures light social humor and era quirks.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Big Shoot At Malvern Gun Club Draws National Talent
The Malvern Gun Club near Malvern hosts a major shooting demonstration with top amateurs from southwest Iowa and national figures. The event promises high scores, cups, and trophies as favorable weather and light wind aid record attempts. The full program details appeared in the Leader that week.
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Malvern Gun Club
Fallet Farm
Malvern
Iowa
Prince
Hosiery Announcement Reflects System Change
Fragmented OCR note indicates hosiery department changing the system at a Blea Holeproat Howe location with alterations to payments and tracking. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Las Blea
Howe
Ratyrny
Tadise' Hove
Otha D Wearin Sails May 21 For Europe
Otha D Wearin, Mille County farmer and Farm Bureau leader, sails May 21 from New York on the Leviathan for a summer visit to England Denmark Belgium Germany and France. He plans to study farming, marketing and cooperative work to apply lessons at home. He will work on an English farm, write weekly reports, and has speaking dates in Britain. He left Omaha last week and expects letters by June 1.
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Othe
Wearin
Mille County
New York
England
Denmark
Belgium
Germany
France
Wearings
Mills
Tabor Colleges
Grinwell College
Ant Nee Ee
Hastings
Farm Bureau
Wearly
Bungeland
Omaha
Omahis
Boston
America
Last Day of School at Goodfellow School Honors Miss Hunt
Patrons at Goodfellow School held an end of year picnic on Friday May ieth with a noon luncheon and a program by the students. Miss Geneva Hunt, who taught three years, received a linen luncheon set from patrons through Mrs. Frank Chamberlain. Milas Hunt will teach in Henderson Consolidated Schools next year and Miss Elva Arterburn will teach at Goodfellow.
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Pleasent Tine
Goodfellow Chool
Goody Fellow School
Geneva Hunt
Frank Chamberlain
Miua Hunt
Milas Hunt
Henderson
Misa Elva Arterburn
Gondfellow
Cadrie update and Friday message unclear note
The readable fragments reference May 10 and a Friday without clear events. It mentions Glee Rubiguinasse and broadening something, but details are corrupted. No identifiable persons, places, or actions beyond the dated context.
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Cadrie
Cadris
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