National F F A Meeting Trip Details and Visits
Clarence Nagel and Clarence Kagel recount their attendance at the National FFA meeting in Kansas City with trips to the Baltimore hotel Fidelity National Bank and Federal Relief Bank. They describe speeches tours and dinners, plus visits by family friends in Shenandoah and Council Bluffs during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Nagel
Frederic Newell
Clarence Kagel
FF. A
Kansans Fury
Wabash Railroad
Clint
Baltimore
Fidelity Natonal Rink
Federal Relieve Hatk
Darge
Slirine Pemgle
Texas F. PF. A
K.P
Cvearty Renarteat
Olhoy
Chamber of
Bhirine Temple
Landred FL OB. A
Taning Livestock
Americas Royal Grounds
Armour Packing Co
Eirckle Light & Power Co
Kansas City
American Toyal Grounds
F. FP
Pacific Junction Defeats Strahan in Night of Basketball
At Pacific Junction last Friday, Strahan teams lost to Ingerpres with girls 88 15 and boys 25 10. Girls lineup included Marvel Indah Norma Shaul Lilian Bradley Helen Martin Dorothy Nagel Elmadadsh Marjorie Laughlin. Boys lineup featured Deimas Costella Orville Goins Clarencr Nagel Earl Watts Gall Lovell Marlin Seim and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Ingerpres
Pacific Junction
Marvel Indah
Norma Shaul
Lilian Bradley
Helen Martin
Dorothy Nagel
Elmadadsh
Marjorie Laughlin
Deimas Costella
Orville Goins
Clarencr Nagel
Earl Watts
Gall, Lovell
Marlin Seimonds
Ladies Union Meeting at Church with Hostesses
The Ladies Union met at the church last Wednesday with Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Tradley as hostesses for the afternoon. They voted to pay $24 interest on the parsonage due, presented no other bills, and spent the rest of the time in a chilly that afternoon. Refreshments of peaches and cream, cake and coffee were served. Next regular meeting set for November 30 at Mrs. Molsherry’s home, with Mrs. Crouse assisting in serving.
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Ladies Union
Molsherry
Frank Crouse
Frank Crouse Honored With Birthday Surprise
Mrs Frank Crouse organized a birthday gathering at their home to celebrate Frank Crouses second birth day. Relatives from Hastings and Wales joined including Gene and Harriet Crouse Celtes Donald Vestal and family Vern Hammock and son Virg Arthur Churchman and family Wood Vestal and Franklin Crouse. All enjoyed a dinner of coat er stew strawberry ice cream cake and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crouse
Mnet
Gene Crouse
Harriet
Ciltes
Donald Vestal
Chidran
Hastings
Clifford Vestal
Wales
Mra
Vern Hammock
Virg
Arthur Churchman
Wood Vestal
Franklin
Frankcrouse
Frank
Pleurisy Sickness And Local Visits Highlight Malvern Notes
Mrs Ray Allensworth has been very ill with pleurisy. Shenandoah visitors, Mrs Jesse Wilson and Mrs Ed Nagel, attended. A Strahan Cooking School in Malvern distributed free gifts. Frank Bellknap of Lincoln visited Oscar Allensworth. Mrs Crow plans to reside in Malvern for winter with her daughters. Multiple local families hosted dinners and Sunday visits, with illnesses including pneumonia threats and various social calls.
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Ray Allensworth
Jesse Wilson
Ed. Nagel
Shenandoah
Strahan
Malvern
Frank Bellknap
Lincoln
Oscar
Crow
Henry Nims
W. A. Caldwell
Frank Churchill
Howard Kayton
Oregon
Lester Irvin
Zeno Bass
Lewis Bass
Tabor
J. W. Mayfield
News of the Strahan Consolidated School
Evening school meetings are planned at Strahan school this winter to address practical management problems. A farmer committee will set topics and seek outside help where possible. Meetings will likely be Thursday nights, with the first meeting date to be announced soon.
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Strahan School
Vocational Agriculture class surveys grain values and weed control
The Farm Crops class compares feeding values of corn barley and wheat noting alfalfa hay at 4.32 a ton and that market prices exceed feed values for barley and wheat. They report a second Canadian thistle spray in early November using one pound per gallon and plan two sprayings in fall with limited time and material.
Orchestra Forms At Local School Progresses Rapidly
The orchestra forms with violins including Marjorie Laughtin and Helen Martin, woodwinds, brass, and piano players led by Richard Barnard and Josephine Dye. The group includes fourteen pupils in the declamatory humorous section and an elimination contest will be held. Outside-district members include Dinville, Goina, Hillyer, Buffington, Piburn, Holden, Adams, Warren, Nebbitt, Cttes, and Smith.
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Marjorie Laughtin
Helen Martin
Virgil Hammack
Delmas Costello
Giovana Cunningham
Erma Whitehill
Richard Barnard
Norma Shaul
Dale Nima
Keith Molateery
Josephine Dye
John Cunningham
Robert Barnard
Strahan
George Dinville
Orville Goina
Dale Hillyer
Rowena Buffington
Edward Piburn
Velma Holden
Alma Adams
Rudy Warren
Kenneth Nebbitt
Harriett Cttes
Lulu Smith
First and Second Grades Turkeys and Play Preparations
First and second grade students drew freehand turkeys for Thanksgiving room decoration. The second grade class continues the miniatura fairyland project and is preparing a play dramatizing The Elves and the Shoemaker.
Fifth and Sixth Grades In Mrs Lovell's Room
Fifth and sixth graders describe their classroom projects and daily activities. They made blue and red aeroplanes, Thanksgiving decorations, hangings over the blackboard, and a North American notebook with New England pictures. They practiced penmanship and prepared to read Rick and Ruddy stories while writing letters to Viola Horn for language.
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Betty Dane Lovell
On & Heck
North American
New England
Viola Horn
Violy le
Local Family Gatherings Reported Across Town
Mr and Mrs Perry Bayes and children hosted Byun Quy at their daughter Mrs da Wreate Reed’s home in Hast tage Aly and Mew Lao Flirdchman from Oilieba joined. Reed Lovin Thuyala visited Holy alates Neg Muyield Toba and Airy. Bawa Maare spent the walk to Tabor at ile MayHeld deme and returned 197 Mirabay on Sunday.
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Gud
Perry Bayes
Byun- Quy
da Wreate Reed
Lu Hasttage Aly
Mew Lao Flirdchman
Oilieba
Vietors
Mie Reed
Ile MayHeld
Mirabay
Henderson High Nips Wales in Thrilling Game
Henderson High School defeated Wales High 21 to 20 in a tense Thursday night game described as one of the most thrilling ever seen. The Earl’s team then routed an opponent 41 to 17 in a later match, with plans to face Emerson next Wednesday. The town’s mail service was restored to regular schedules after disruptions from the Springfield route, and notable local visits and gatherings were reported, including dinners, club meetings, hunting trips, and lodge events.
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Henderson High School
Wales High School
Hender
Henderson
Not So I Need around Henderson
Thirty sacks of Hour were left by the Red Cross to aid those in need. C H Amick reports only seven sacks distributed despite many calls. Multiple local residents and visitors travel to Omaha Connell Hills Plattsboro and other towns. families visit relatives, attend funerals, and host gatherings amid illness and community events.
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Red Cross
C. H. Amick
Ting
World’s Fair Hall of States Contract Awarded
Negotiations for a major World's Fair project closed as W F E O'Neil Co won the contract to build the Hall of States at the 1933 Exposition. Heavy grading work speeds ground preparation as excavation, pile driving, and grading move toward completion in thirty days. First steel to rise before October end with exhibits ready by February.
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W. FE. O'Neil Co
Ture
Laughlin Chance For House Speaker In Des Moines
Imogene S E Mills notes E P Laughlin of Fremont County seeks Speaker of the House as General Assembly convenes in Des Moines. His seniority and two term service boost his bid while friends praise his county contributions. The item weaves in local social updates and ongoing concerns across the community.
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E. P. Laughln
Fremont County
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Des Moines
Laughlin
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Jack Bingham
Frank Sterte
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Billy Bradley Jr
Martin Lemonds
E. G. Wederquist
Herbert Johnson
Buford Pettigrew
Frank Johnson
Mie
Fd" Nagel
Dorothy
Pauline Politt
Lucile
Adam Cipe
Sup‘t
Walter Roberts
Troy
Zenn Bass
Judgewat
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Bessie Anderson
Randolph
Joe Trivaly
Flwh
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Dale Laughlin
Raymond Laughlin
Guy Martin
Thomaw
Omsha
Saurday
M. Guy Martin
Deloit
Guy
Martin
Morton
Strahan Consolidated School
Regulat
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Id Wilkinson
John Moore
Hreocor
Jim Wilkinson
Andy Moore
Cedonia
Monroe Moore
A. J. Hevor
Avery
Gayle Wiltlips
Champ Warover
M. BE. Ald
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Louis Rhine
Thart
Waldo Edodie
Grace Edmondson
Irs
Kanee
Silver City
Mia
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Miss Grace Edmurndson
Connell Hilts
O. L. Harbor
Nughters
Leora
Marian
Plattsboro
Harbor
Abel Wiams
A. J. Harbor
Theo Finley
Nelson
Jesa Skank
Mina LaHue
Harry Clark
Workman
Fred
Glenwood
Paul Phillips
T. D. Phillips
Omaha Vistors
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Oakland
Geome
Charley Swaney
Waldo Edmondson
F. G
Carson
Lon Coleman
Ming LaHue
Addia Dolleau
Hazel Rigele
June Boileau
Red Oak
Wire
Rutledge
Clint Bressle
Clyda
J. C. Gonn
Joe Edmondson
Yazel Rigele
Center Ridge
Leetie Allensworth
Leetie Allensworth and Family Visited Mrs. Allensworth’s Mother In Silver City
Gerald Penwell
Mortons Mills
Gud Coppack
Rove Fhumb
T. D. Philips
Waubington
Lenorg Simbons
Abe
Hall of States
Imogene S. E. Mills
House
Louis McCardle
Council Duffs
Regoerd
Mra. L. EB. Gutechenritter
Agnes Loughlin
Gid
Millard Gea
Quentin Ges
Emerson
M. Saner
Misa Monten Dempsey
Miss Emabel
Quite
Cleve Davis
E. J. Higgson
Madeliene
V. F Maher
John
George Gutscherritter
Jim Cassell
J. Cassell
Wabash Hallroad Company
Bt. Patrick's Parish
Rose Murrey
Ainsworth
C. J. Cassell
Anna Delehant
O'Connall
Sane
Hotel’ Savery le Jake Ee Ae
Alice Burns
Colling
Beacon City
Jhat
Beacon
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