Winners Named in EmaltaChess Writing Contest at Malvern Leader
The Malvern Leader awarded theater tickets for winning entries. Gilde Perking, Sylvia Jacobs, Marjorie Bwoboda, Golde Cozad, Bette Hatfield, and Anna Mary Frazier received tickets for articles and columns. Honorable mentions went to Malcom Campbell, Margie Jackson, and John Imber. Editorial team earned tickets for efforts. The piece notes school band discipline issues and calls for cooperation to build a stronger band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Emaltchess
Gilde Perking
Sylvia Jacobs
Marjorie Bwoboda
Golde Cozad
Bette Hatfield
Anna Mary Frazier
Malcom Campbell
Margie Jakson
Bill Summers
John Imber
Study topics from a mixed English literature to biology list
A catalog of study areas includes English literature focusing on Bible study and poetry, Physica on Newtonian motion, American literature and Civil War poetry, advanced algebra and simultaneous equations, business organization of banks, American history and economics, biology on frogs, geography of northwestern Europe, and posters illustrating book titles.
Sophomores Draw Highway Signs to Scale
Sophomores studied traffic signs by drawing them to scale as a yearend geometry project. They measured actual signs last weekend, transferred the data to paper in original colors, and produced a display in the geometry room showing circles octagons rectangles and squares.
Glee Clubs Practice Handel's The Messiah Oratorio
The glee clubs study The Messiah by George Frideric Handel, tracing the life of Jesus from birth to resurrection. Handel wrote the 260 page score in 24 days, starting August and finishing September 1761. The oratorio, published 1741 for Dublin's Foundling Hospital, features the famous Hallelujah Chorus when King George II rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederic Handel
Our Lord
Handel
Dublin
London
George II
Proux
Normal Training Class Learns of Phonetics
A talk on phonetics by Miss Woods was given to the normal training girls Friday. She outlined conditions needed before starting phonetic and reading instruction. The girls learned about English language complications, rules on prefixes and suffixes, and syllabication of words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Woods
Students Hear Outside Speakers During Education Week
Rev. McCaw of the Anti-Saloon League opened with The Effect of Alcohol on the Human Body, urging students to avoid drinking. Rev. Gordon MacLean spoke on Developing Human Resources and the role of education. A highway patrolman presented a Moving Picture Formation about car safety and signaling. Representative J R Hall discussed today’s youth in politics and citizen duties. The program ended with Empress Theatre screenings showing The River and a brief educational film on civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaw
Anti-Saloon League
Gordon MacLean
Rev. MacLean
Tha Lant
Slassembly
Spasohes
J. R. Hail
Hall
Chigh
Empress Theatre
Sail Conservation Office
The Dustpan and Its Advice From Everyday Objects
A humorous pastiche features talking household items giving life tips such as aim high, do the work suited to you, and make a good impression. The piece then shifts to school gossip at M.H.S. with notes about teachers, students, and assembly speakers, hinting at campus intrigue and a forthcoming patrolman visit.
Attendance a Problem for Band New Music Arrives
MES band members miss rehearsals lowering overall attendance as 13 of nearly 25 members show up. The group performs new drills and scales for newer members and has received new pieces Jeanie with the Light Brown Hand Grandfather's Clock. Home Economics class studies meat cuts aiming to show value of cheaper cuts, with a practical exam at course end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MES
Jeanie
Moure Joins List Of Education Week Visitors At School
The Easembly of M H g diverted from routine study as a surprise visitor appeared. Eugene Jackson greeted it by tapping with an American History book while Mr Kinsinger did not approve. The clever mouse stayed near its abode as Bob Finkle attempted a trap but it avoided capture, possibly not Mickey Mouse.
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M. H
Eugene Jackson
Mr. Kinsinger
Ihs
Bob Finkle
Mickey Mouse
Pot
Aince No Mingis
Sean
Juniors Present Weekday Play and Pageant News
A Herald item lists junior class play events and a Friday pageant with senior participants. Mentions Merling Jean Parkhurst and a Kalina Harbor news note, with references to November activities and school traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittean
Iuatora
Gbiriay
Jean Parkhurst
Girl Reserves Cabinet Entertained at Dinner
The Woman's Council of the Girl Reserves hosted a dinner Tuesday night for the G. Ht. cabinet members Betty Lou Barkus Carolyn Boehner Ships ley Walker Carolyn Hall Beverly Hamilton Helen Ann Streveson Goldê Cozad and Babs Randereon with adviser Mrs. Farquhar. Two tables were attractively decorated with fall flowers and a delicious chicken dinner followed by angel food cake with whipped cream and fruit for dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of the Girl Reserves
Betty Lou Barkus
Carolyn Boehner
Shipsley Walker
Carolyn Hall
Beverly Hamilton
Helen Ann Strevesson
Golde Cozad
Babs Randereon
G. Ht
Mrs. Farquhar
Featured Teacher Misa Blakely Receives Week Honor
Misa Blakely of Malvern is named teacher of the week. She grew up in Dumont Butler County and holds an MB.A. from Iowa State Teachers College. Blakely teaches junior high history arithmetic geography spelling and serves as principal. She values an opportunity room experience in Cedar Falls and enjoys miniatures, golf, and basketball. Malvern calls her town friendly and cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Blakely
Dumont
Butler County
Evangelical Church
Maxon City Junior College
Iowa State Teachers College
Malvern
Cedar Falls
Indians Interest Sparks Classroom Library
Second grade pupils investigated Indians, creating a library with books and pictures on display. Third and sixth grade rooms hosted visitors during Education and Book Week, with art, maps, and readings. Junior high celebrated assemblies, while history lessons covered the Industrial Revolution and Indian studies. Students shared projects, drawings, and wooden figures in displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost
Indiana
A.C. Stock
Fred Robinson
F. A. Mulholland
Frank Zanders
Frank Juelke
Eugene Batdotter
Joseph Hansen
Robinson
Bulletin Board
Fitch
I. L. Donner
Mya
Robert Paulson
Mra
F. M. Davison
Frank Junslke
L. A. ‘Fathett
Clinton Robbing
India
Mra. Hoover
Ogren
Ogren, Mrs. Juelke
Waller. Huntor Wigh
Nanaen
Baldozier
Zandera
Mra. Robinson
Paul Kressel
Patti Revere
Ernest Gray
George Washington
Egyptian Writing Dates From 4000 B.C. Discovery
Egyptian writing dates from at least 4000 B.C. A cartouche on a monument contains the name of a second dynasty pharaoh, Send, regarded as the earliest surviving writing.
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Send
Early Tariff Rate in the United States Arill 1789
The article notes the first United States arill law of 1789 set duties averaging about 1 percent. It highlights the minimal early tariff impact and frames the rate as a baseline for nascent U S taxation policy.
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BSL Telephone Company
Vy Bette
Golde
Paing
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Gata
Gene C
M.H.S
M.hls
Collins
Helen Ann
George T
M.hla
Hbel
P.C
B. H
Bob
G. R
Beverly
Carolyn HW
MLB
M.h.b.ers
Cays
Herb B
MHS
Peg Cox
Bob Stroud
Dorothy Hasselquist
Gene Collns
Oopls
Shirley Walker
Sam
Keith Adams
Bylgig Smith
Marianna Doean
M.hss
Moure
Phana Seal
Godreio
Plonser Heatzoolating
Lebrt
Sena Sass
AUCT
L. A. Talbott
Malvern, Ja
Art Fritcher
Henderson, Ja
Malvern, Ia
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Ottaopathia Physicians
Appain
Kunee & Nulding
D. M. Kiing
Malvern High School
Malvern Community
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