Hendersons Commencement Honors Fellows At School
Rev H F Avers of Shenandoah gave the commencement address to the graduating class in the school auditorium Thursday evening. Ten youths received diplomas presented by Gordon Steiner, school board president. Hesle Edmondson was valedictorian and Esteline Hartin salutatorian. Thirteen graduates were made from the eighth grade, with diplomas presented by Gordon Steiner. The Henderson school closed for summer Friday and pupils enjoyed picnics. Several local residents and teachers were noted in attendance and posts last week included home visits and community gatherings at Okoboji and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Avers
Shenandoah
Gordon Steiner
Hesle Edmondson
Esteline Hartin
Elghth
Ardith Allensworth
Virginia Conner
Cecil Core
Lois Bunblazier
Leora Harbor
Beryl Freeman
Alice McGee
Glen McGee
Donald Parker
Lester Ryan
Evelyn Shook
Larton Stevens
Jo Ann Stonebraker
Henderson
Margaret Wilson
Ripper
Mies Roberts
Northboro
Bherwood Clausen
Minneapolia
Minn
Hiram Cools
Robert Harover
Dea Moines
Glenwood
Hearsley
Council Bluffs
Orlo Harris
Humphryville
Clarinda
Charles Gipe Strahan
C. H. Amick
Fnite
Wayne Dalmege
Lorimer
Ward Fickel
Jack
Morris Harbor
Lake Okoboji
Jeannette
Cherokee
Sociery
Christian Church
Foll
W. B. Wheeler
Wayne Byers
Jud Coppock
Leslie Houser
Norvin Gamble
Herman Coppock
Jean Farrington
Kanwas City
Dale Williams
Wales School
Dave Owens
Phyl Ann Viner
Eliott
Clifford Powell
Red Oak
Powell
Don Heatry
Viccinity
Andy Moore
Carson
Dorsey Byers
Grant
Devere Hilliard
Black Hawk
Colo
T. D. Phillips
Phyllis Ann Viner
Bilcott
Mls Davis
Macedonia
CC Camp
Oakland
Artist
Omaha
Champ Harover
Lenox
Billy Harover
Owens
A. J. Harbor
Morris
C.B. Edmondson
Don Fickle
Merv
Pearl Harbor
Luella
Stella Smith
Ryan Cafe
Wales
Fasvor
Sandy Walker
Malvern
Reuben Menifee
Buster Brown
Rolly Good and Sons
Everson
Christian Aid
Dorothy Lea
Bltlott
Excelator School
Plente
Exepistor
Mins
Josephine Haden
the Scool
Donald Goons
Otha Mass
Tone
Ronald Willam
Freddie William
Mary Lua
Darlene White
Miss Haden
Alumni Banquet Marks Henderson School 26th Year
Large turnout attends the 26th annual Henderson alumni banquet at the school. Mrs Ri serves as toast mistress. Program includes community singing, welcome by Norris Triplett, response by Audrey Shook, piano duet, pantomime, and the Lamp Went Out. G. T. Harover presides. officers elected: Reign Byers president, Harry Emmett Paul vice president, Sylvia Brown secretary, Nina Phelps treasurer. Several local residents and former Henderson residents visit relatives. multiple graduations and community events noted through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitorium Fridey Eign Byers
Ritoast
Ted
Robert Farrington
Norris Triplett
Audrey Shook
Paul Phillips
G. T. Harover
Jack Fickel
Canon Sisters of Griswold
Tebbes
Reign Byers
Harry Emmett Paul
Sylvia Brown
Nina Phelps
Uncertain OCR Fragment Shows Local Theft Receipt Story
A garbled OCR item mentions a receipt of two dollars by William G. Durne in Postville and a referenced theft or withdrawal tied to a strip and pillar area near a college, with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at a payment, a park, and a historical connection twenty years past, but specifics are unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam G. Durne
Postville
Pillarers
4 College
Dura Mpringy Park
Weiter
Cope
Silver City Seniors Graduation and Community Notices
Eleven Silver City high school seniors graduated in the auditorium with Ray F. Myers delivering the address and Nancy Conger as valedictorian. Deane Maddocks won the outstanding student award. diplomas were presented by J. B. Davenspike. Student musical selections featured Hazel Gee, Naomi Frazier, and a boys quartet. The issue also covers a large Eastern Star meeting in Avoca with 340 attendees, Rebekah lodge activities, a Pinochle Club event, a farewell party for Mrs. Wat, and teachers departing for Martie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray F. Myers
Thomas Jefferson High School
Cornell Bins
Nancy Conger
Deane Maddocks
Antititters
Hiplomas
J. B. Davenspike
Hazel Gee
Two New Teachers Hired For Public School
The public school fills two vacancies. Miss Julia Ann Green is elected to teach third and fourth grades for the term. Misa Green, a Simpson College graduate from Oakland, will teach home economics. Doran Adolphi of University Park will teach mathematics and science. he holds a bachelor’s degree from John Fletcher College. A graduation gathering Thursday night drew guests from David City, Onisha, Red Oak, Malvern, Glenwood, Council Bluffs and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ann Green
Misa Green
Simpson College
Oakland
Doran Adolphi
University Park
Adolphi
John Fletcher College
Lee Doolittle
William Fox
David City
Walter Straton
J. W. Smith
Onisha
Zora Smith
Red Oak
Charles Parks
Malvern
Willian Ray
Dora Clipson
Bernice
Albert Batten
Margarite
Glenwood
Edith Hoag
Geheva Mabbitt
Lucile Mabbitt
Council Bluffs
Malvern Plans Special Election June 10 to Approve Northwestern Bell Franchise
Notice from the Malvern Town Council calls a special election for June 10, 1941, to decide on granting Northwestern Bell Telephone Company a franchise to occupy streets and public places for constructing maintaining and operating a telephone and telegraph system within the town under Ordinance 118 adopted May 5 1941 and approved by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Connie
Northwestern Heil Telephone Company
Sectlon A
Northwestern Well Telephone Company
Northwestern Hell Telephone Company
North+ western Bell Telephone Company
Ae Malvern
Bell Telephone
Iowa
Northwestern Bell Telephon Company
Notice-Call for Bids on School House Improvements
Bid date set to May 24 for labor and materials for the construction of a Wises moat under the Oaks yura school house on Valley View Consolidated District. Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Specifications to J. E. Brammeter Henderson, Iona. 46-2. Typewriter ribbons for all makes small portable ribbon large size ribbons. The Malvern Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidy
Mater
Wises
Oaks Yura
Valley View
Distriet
Malvern
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Dale Harris
Dwaine Harris
Esteline
Dale
Dafe Haris
Washington, D. C
Christian Ald
Iva Belleau
Art Fritcher
Herman Knight
Alambi Ballenet
Ed Taylor
Missouri
Taylors
Joe Straight
Mae Wittiner
Dave Williams
Claude Holt
Luther Williams
Cornell Bluffs
Otto Farrington
Kansan
Baur
Tay Davis
Ray Davis
Bert Davis
Hugh Shook
Earl Rutlege
Wayne Rutledge
Hlale Johnson
Vaughn, Hoover
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Kance & Nelson
D. M. Kilne
Rome
Ae Kline Oe
Silver City
Ratey Conger
O. Fi
Grom
Avoca
Laura Lenz
Mason City
Harmony Aril
Connell Bluffs
Theiy Avill
Johnson
Mesdames Florence Marr
Blanche Galt
Dorothy Sanderson
James Marr
Dovenepike
Eldon Burgoin
Ss Voen
Elizabeth McMaron
Afernoon
Lala Kruse
Law Score
Frederick Biermann
Stes
Elit
Edwin Wat
Floyd Hill
Bunce
Wheir
Goalie
Veda Myers
Wahl
Warietu Gater
Susie Stewart
Martie
Sliver City
Mente
Lomex
Palmyra
Neb
Irelene Rowe
Redding
Mixx
Dorothy Steck
Hastings
Margaret Queal
Lincoln
Nes
Marjorie Gordon
Cornell Bhaits
Edwin Wahl
Lineoln
Winh Lyn Sanderson
Aybert Nelson
Woolford Byington
Ernest Walker
Seattle
Wash
Eitler
Yascape
Megslee
Stroud Dairy
E. Hoover
Green Bay Lumber Co
Klothower
Mer
Collins Drug CO
Ova
Ae Lace
Midcontinent Petroleum Corporation
Kunce & Nelson
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