Fatite Farmers Hold Meeting With Stock Reports and Talks
The Fatite Farmers met Wednesday with a structured program. Reports from exhibitors Ed Wearin Jamie Bummere Dick Hyde Robert Benton and Albert Benton covered Ak Sar Ben stock shows. talks covered My Trip to Ak-Sat-Ben and An Experience in Hitch Hiking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak-Sar-Ben
Ed Wearin
Jamie Bummere
Dick Hyde
Robert Benton
Albert Benton
Ray Raltes
Arthur Armatrong
Grand Junction
Carl Tol
Blaine Dickersbach
Henderson
Jack Mulholland
Lloyd Walker
High School Holds Election for President Roosevelt
The school chose Franklin D. Roosevelt for president by one vote after a ballot marked for Hoover was discarded due to improper marking. Three voting booths ensured secrecy. Judges were Robert Benton Ray Baines and Tom Benton. clerks Marjorie Donner and Olinda Brenning. counters Dorothy Howard Evelyn Baucom and Charlotte Dye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Hoover
Robert Benton
Ray Baines
Tom Benton
Marjorie Donner
Olinda Brenning
Dorothy Howard
Evelyn Baucom
Charlotte Dye
Armistice Day Observance Led by Harry Hilton
Students gathered for Armistice Day with an assembly featuring mosle singing America and The Battle Hymn of the Republic before returning to regular class schedules.
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Harry Hilton
America
Editorial staff roles listed for a school paper
The text presents a garbled roster of editorial staff with titles such as Editor Bite McNatty Assistant Editor Marjorie Donier Advisor Miss Katakett and various students and faculty names. It appears as a school newspaper masthead with multiple misspellings and fragmented names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bite McNatty
Marjorie Donier
Miss Katakett
Notriana Meet Saxona in Fiery English Contest
The sophomore English class split into morning boys and afternoon girls to debate the book Tyrannos about Friday. Four representatives from each side argued. Morning Saxons: Betty Gilmore Dorothy Naylor Stewart Hall John Hall. Afternoon Normans: Jane Fletcher Ia Stroud Mary Elizabeth Butningera Dorothy Galllher. The Normans failed three questions to the Saxons one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gilmore
Dorothy Naylor
Stewart Hall
John Hall
Jane Fletcher
Ia Stroud
Mary Elizabeth Butningera
Dorothy Galllher
New Accomplishments of the Home Makers
The Home Economics class explores the why of cookery while sewing and textile studies boost purchasing and garment construction knowledge. Junior girls baked biscuits for Future Farmers, as National Honey Week was observed with biscuits and honey served after the Future Farm meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Amos
Boya
Futura Farmara
Senior News Be the Civics rings plan chosen
A committee will pick three rings from the group and the Class will choose from these. Some members feel confident about receiving rings this year while others remain unsure. The plan emphasizes student input in selecting the rings for the year.
Second Grade List of Students for Friday’s Test
The class of twenty eight studies the pilgrims and reports if all 28 pupils took the number test last week only four toissed in numbers. Names include Lawrence Frazier Clyde Bateman Alvay Biggerstaff Botby Kincaid Charles Brewer John Slothener Keneth Adams Donall Gugeter Malcolm Campbell Robert Hed ding Dwight Meyers Dean Milliken Peggy Cat Betty Jans Strand Norene Murphy Doris Stogdill Loriea Frits Joan Sarr Pessy Hall Mariotte Herrick Ines Cronshorn Hazel Davis. We will write sentences for Language work about them.
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Lawrence Frazier
Clyde Bateman
Alvay Biggerstaff
Botby Kincaid
Charles Brewer
John Slothener
Keneth Adams
Donall Gugeter
Malcolm Campbell
Robert Hedding
Dwight Meyers
Dean Milliken
Peggy Cat
Betty Jans Strand
Norene Murphy
Doris Stogdill
Loriea Frits
Joan Sarr
Pessy Hall
Mariotte Herrick
Ines Cronshorn
Hazel Davis
First Grade Notes From Classroom and Guests
The first graders are working hard at the blackboard writing words. Tommy Salyers had a party on Thursday with apples and candy. He is six years old. We are making a Thanksgiving booklet to take home. Visitors this past week included Mrs Hall Mrs Mansfeld Mrs Farquhar and Mrs Batters. Jack Hart has moved away and will be missed in our room.
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Tommy Salyers
Tommy
Hall
Mansfeld
Mra Farquhar
Batgers
Jack Hart
Junior News Graphs in Algebra III Class Activity
Graphs of algebraic equations and statistics were created and discussed in class. Student projects featured fruit silhouettes and decorated Christmas trees on display in the psychology room as free hand cutting and pasting amused classmates.
Eighth Grade Attendance and School News
Eighth grade notes several absences due to chicken pox with Velma Jean Cau dell and Mary Marsh mentioned. Mary Marsh returns. Margaret Ann Buttman rejoins Malvern School. Civics, health, digestion, and arithmetic topics touch on digestion and money investing with Ruth McCord noted.
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Velma Jean Caudell
Mary Marsh
Velma Jean
Margaret Ann Buttman
Malvern
Marat
Ruth McCord
Student entertainments slip and illness aid week
Tuesday morning Donald ney spoke as no one was ready to entertain. Wednesday we studied other tasks instead of entertainment. Thursday Darlene Davis read In Flanders Field. Friday we copied Keep the Home Fires Burning. Fifth and sixth grades performed two numbers before Georgia Marie Hilton led a short program at 41 o clock. Mety Matah returns from illness. Velma Jean Cattell remains absent.
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Donald Ney
Darlene Davis
Flanders Field
Maratha
Georgia Marie Hilton
Mety Matah Ia
Velma Jean Cattell
Ella Waller
Seventh Grade Reading Winners Named at Local School
In Reading class, students read In Flanders Fields and Americas Answer. Leone Brorey was chosen best reader among girls and Jamie Swain among boys. In History, lessons cover causes of the Revolutionary War and colonial freedom. Bytha Milikan sealed her foot last week and has since returned.
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Flandera Fields
America
Flanders Fields
Leone Brorey
Jamie Swain
Bytha Miliikan
Louise Juelke
Sixth Grade Election Chooses Next President
In a Tuesday afternoon vote the fifth and sixth grades elect a president. Hoover receives 19 votes and Roosevelt 24 votes confirming a new but enjoyable experience. English class stories and business letters are studied while history covers the Anglo-Saxons converting to Christianity and mentions Julia Jean Steele.
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Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bean
Julia Jean Steele
Fifth Grade Classroom News and Election Notes
Fifth grade reports a Tuesday election electing Ralph Hall as chairman Clayton Hertz as Judge and Eric Hall as In. Reading discussed Jarro the Wild Duck and vocabulary growth. Students studied geography possessions and dictionary skills with syllable work. Mrs Salyers and Tommy visited Thursday. They attended the Armistice program in junior Wgh Friday. On Monday they visited the Community Building for Phystest Training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hall
Clayton Hertz
Eric Hall
Jarro the Wild Duck
Mrs. Salyers
Tommy
Fourth Grade Notes On Tests Thanksgiving Stories And Play
Four students missed spelling words during Friday testing. Eighteen students are in the room. A long geography test was given Friday and studying people from other lands. This week focuses on original Thanksgiving stories and a Read ing class play. The fourth grade teacher enjoyed a pleasant fruit shower last Friday.
Seven pupils earn perfect score on Fridays spelling test
Third Grade lists Anna Mary Frazier Hetty Knight shir ley Bacon Genevieve Kelly Babs Banderaga Sylvia Smith Elizabeth Trively Billy Bas Junior Jackson Dwayne Bennett tly Cardwell Robert Chamberlain Bobbie Pinkle Johnnie Paulson Charles Logan Malcolm Brogdill John Millikan Edel Knight all achieving 100 percent. New Borkulus work books in Reading welcomed. Back afternoon we work in therm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mary Frazier
Hetty Knight
Shirley Bacon
Genevieve Kelly
Babs Banderaga
Sylvia Smith
Elizabeth Trively
Billy Bas
Junior Jackson
Dwayne Bennett
Tly Cardwell
Robert Chamberlain
Bobbie
Pinkle
Johnnie Paulson
Charles Logan
Malcolm Brogdill
John Millikan
Edel Knight
Borculus
Therm
Escalator Draws Attention At World Fair Exhibit
A striking escalator display by Otis Company attracts crowds at the Chipuga World's Fair. The design showcases a uniquely large unit praised for its smooth pull and craft, highlighting new safety features and electric efficiency.
Pheasant season opens in multiple counties for three half days
At a Deal Moines meeting on Nov 2 the Fish and Game Commission opened the pheasant season in Cerro Gorda Cherokee Clay Dickinson Emmet Hamilton Hancock Humboldt Kossuth Lyon Monona O’Brien Osceola Palo Alto Pocahontas Sioux Webster Winnebago Woodbury Worth Wright for three half days starting Nov 16 18 18 1932 from noon to sunset. Hunters may kill up to three birds per day per hunter, with only one female, to protect Hungarian Partridge and aid farmers during corn harvest.
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Fish and Game Commission
Monwollan
Ringneck
Hutter
Pheaganta
Cerro Gorda
Cherokee
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Hamilton
Hancock
Humboldt
Kossuth
Lyon
Monona
O'Brien
Osceola
Palo Alto
Paccahontas
Sioux, Webster
Winnebago
Woodbury, Worth
Wright
Migratory Waterfowl Natural History: The Mallard
The Mallard or Green head is a common duck visiting both flights through Towa. It breeds mainly in North America west of Hudson Bay and the Great Lakes, inhabits marshy lakes and streams, and features a green head in males with a creamy white underwing.
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Towa
North America
Hudson Bay
Great Lakes
Mallard Duck Description and Diet From Field Notes
The Mallard is described with gray upperparts and white tail, a violet wing patch flanked by black and white bands, orange red legs, and Breenish yellow bill. Males have a black tuft above the tail. females are mottled black and tawny with similar wings. Food includes fish, tadpoles, worms, grasshoppers, mice, toads, and mainly vegetables like sedges, grasses, seeds, and wild rice. They dive occasionally but mainly feed by tipping up in shallow water.
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R. C. Hopp
Glenwood
Hopp
Notriana
Saxona
Senior News
Cooking
Nishna Valley
Gladys Looney
Miss. Looney
Nishna
Nishua Valley
Junior News
Sitte
Mary Mafeh
Donald Hesy
Sporsmen
Mills County
Mira Gladys Looney
Ali
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