Editorial Staff Roster Listing for School Publication
The document lists the editorial staff for a school publication with roles across editors advisors and department heads. It names Billie McNotty Marjorie Donner Mins Kalskett Behler editors and several students including Joe Robbins Bernice Schoening Phyllis Wilson Ed Wearin and others across departments such as Humor Vocational Agriculture and Junior High Graden Verneeta Walker Annetta Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie McNotty
Marjorie Donner
Mins
Sophomore Girls Visit Glenwood Institution
A sophomore class toured Glenwood Institution to study its industrial arts and handwork. Observations included woodwork, a buffet set crafted over a year, clockmaking, weaving, a banketing department display, and a foods class preparing cinnamon rolls. The visit highlighted student pride and immaculateness across rooms despite limited time for transportation and PE stunts.
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Glenwood
Home Economics Students Attend Malvern Cooking School
Home Economics classes spent Thursday and Friday at the Malvern Cooking School. Demonstrations by an expert showed practical use of appliances and techniques not learned from bookwork. Prizes awarded at the close were useful, and some students returned on Saturday for more.
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Malvern Header Cooking School
Senior News Briefs Highlight Student Absences and Purchases
Senior News notes limited coverage this week with nine news items. One senior ordered flgestings from W L Smith last week while Donald Leu returned to school today after a six week absence, saying it followed the first week of his shucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Smith
Donald Leu
Koachool
Donald
Junior News Reporters Prep Amid School Lessons
The junior reporters describe a morning at American Literature class where exam questions appeared on the board. They faced algebra equations next and psychology, noting a shift from freehand work to serious study, while girls in the class learned about farm life in a Northtal Training Agriculture lesson.
THS Junior High Broadcast Summary of Last Week
Junior high program recap from THS studio on seventy five kilocycles shows a week of student readings and performances. Leone Storey and Louise Juelke presented Why We Have Thanksgiving and a Thanksgiving poem. Betty Caudell introduced Donald Hueyette with a political speech. Leland Etroad read two poems. Bytha Mittman featured Lowisa Juelke playing four piano selections. The month’s studio decor centers on ships and fall pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Storey
Louise Juelke
Betty Caudell
Donald Hueyette
Leland Etroad
Bytha Mittman
Lowisa Juelke
Ann Ella Waller
Eighth Grade News Highlights From Civil War Study
The eighth grade finished the Civil War unit and finds the blood circulation topic and heart study fascinating. They drew heart pictures during the lesson and expect to feel better after test week. Reading time features student book reports by Ruth McCord.
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Ruth McCord
Seventh Grade News In Readinge Report
Seemingly garbled report notes seventh grade reading class and geography work. Students study English topics and historical references, while gathering names and news items from European city papers for class projects.
Fifth Grade News Highlights and Classroom Visits
Fifth graders reviewed and tested this week. Normal Trainers visited Thursday to hear students read. The class read about two farmers and four lawyers and memorized a stanza of a poem about earning what one gets. They enjoyed a History lesson on Robert Fulton’s steamship in Pictured Knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fulton
Inveythong
Fourth Grade News Spelling and Test Progress
Five students missed spelling words last week in the Friday Rex View and test. This week focuses on nine weeks of Spelling and multiplication tests. A chart tracks daily scores, and on Wednesday a reading hour features a Halloween themed poem or story.
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Hallowe'en
Second Grade News Spelling Honors Weekend Message
In Friday's spelling test the top scorers include Alvey Bigneretam Donald Gugeler Jack Herris Robert Hedding Robert Kipcard Dean Milken John Blothower Carroll Wyeis Hogey Cox Ines Croughorn Hesel Nevis Betty Fickel Louise Keat Hells Marjerie Herrios Norane a eit oS Seer Darla Blog i abhy We telue very y hard ia wake Our spalling panera neat fer aula nites de a Robert Kinnald and Alvey Bissovatar We are inviting tha Brel era Dp AO our 700m Wakupaday BiEDy
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Alvey Bigneretam
Donald Gugeler
Jack Herris
Robert Hedding
Robert Kipcard
Dean Milken
John Blothower
Carroll Wyeis
Hogey Cox
Ines Croughorn
Hesel Nevis
Betty Fickel
Louise Keat Hells Marjerie Herrios
Norane
Robert, Kinnald
Alvey Bissovatar
Third Grade News Spelling Winners and Thanksgiving Plans
The list shows ten students earning 100 percent on Friday’s spelling test: Shirley Bachh, Genevieve Kelso, Babs Randerson, Silvis Smith, Elizabeth Trively, Anna Mary Frazier, Deayne Bennett, Bitty Cardwell, Robert Chamberlath, Catl Evans, Johanie Pansson, Malcolm Stogdill, John Mili Een, Billie Sner. Tomorrow afternoon promises a happy time with poems songs and Thanksgiving stories. We anticipate two joyous Thanksgiving vacation days.
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Shirley Bachh
Genevieve Kelso
Babs Randerson
Silvis Smith
Elizabeth Trively
Anna Mary Frazier
Deayne Bennett
Bitty Cardwell
Robert Chamberlath
Catl Evans
Johanie Panson
Malcolm Stogdill
John Mili- Een
Billie Sner
High School Lecture by Gisbert Wascher on 1892 Chicago California Ride
Gisbert Wascher spoke at the high school last Tuesday morning, recounting his 1892 journey riding a horse from Chicago to California. The lecture framed a travelogue of experiences, focusing on encounters with Indiana and western cowboys.
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Gisbert Wascher
Mal
Chicago
California
Indiana
Thanks and Gratitude Reflections From School Staff and Students
Students and staff express thanks for a two day vacation and various blessings. Berniece Schoening and Miss Schalkie lead the gratitude, with Buster Summers awaiting Thursday noon, Raymond Raines praising a new location, and Tommie Benton noting no girlfriend. The football squad finds cheer after the Hamburg game.
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Berniece Schoening
Miss Schalkie
Buster Summers
Ward
Raymond Raines
Mr. Amos
Tommie Benton
Hamburg
Miss Walker
Home products demonstration to aid food costs in Malvern
A community demonstration led by Misa Ideatia Bakke will address using home brown products like wheat and corn to cut food costs for the unemployed. The event, arranged by Farm Bureau and extension services, targets 4-H leaders and welfare groups in Mille County at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, November 28 in Malvern, with bulletins for local leaders and broader outreach to spouses and neighbors.
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Farm Bureau
State Extension Service
Mille County
Malvern
Misa Ideatia Bakke
D. A
West Pottawattamie County
Tolowine
Federated Women's Clubs
Ladies’ Aids
STH
County Supervisors
Parent Teachers' Association
Ingraham Women Lead Glenwood Poultry and Corn Show Booths
County Agent news notes cooperation as Ingraham township women name a panel of hosts for the Eleventh Annual Poultry and Corn show in Glenwood. Mra Leo Hopp and five others will represent the township, inviting farm products and ideas. other townships and groups plan noncompetitive booths and support activities.
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Ingraham Township
Glenwood
Leo Hopp
D. J. Markel
Cecil Bads
Hugh Clipton
John Skinner
Earl Maddoecks
Plattyisle
Rawles
Center
Oak
Ingraham
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouta
Institution
Malvern Agricultural Clans
Community urges yearly parasite control for horses
A township leader advocates treating all animals each year for several seasons to curb parasites. He stresses community adoption to prevent untreated horses from renewing trouble next year as infestations can spread nose flies between farms within the township.
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Township
Mills County Wormer Learn Tray Weaving Demonstration
Mills County Farm Bureau women leaders attended a training on reed trays with a wooden base. Miss Irme Garner of Town State College advised using three or five layer plywood bases to reduce warping, and showed weaving methods for sides and braided edges. Leaders plan follow up meetings to share basket weaving instructions with other interested women.
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Mills County Farm Bureau
Irme Garter
Town State College
Miss Garner
Home Furnishing Course Follow-up Meeting Held
The Jolly Women’s Club of Plattville township held a follow-up meeting at Edith Cawardin’s home on November 3. A reed basketry lesson sparked enthusiasm as twelve baskets began, to be finished at Mrs. Kiser’s on November 11, with varied shapes reflecting individual interpretation.
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Plattville Township
Edith Cawardin
Simple club funds cover course activities and treats
The group has used member emails and a small attendance fee to support events such as wether roasts, picnics, and ice cream parties. It was noted the money should not be used for materials, so each member receives one article in the course. After the lesson, sandwiches, salad, and coffee were served. Mrs. Sima of Glenwood and Mrs. Ralph May of Glenwood township were visitors.
Training School Held at Home of Mrs. Sawyers
The second lesson of the third year home furnishings course for Center and Rawles townships was held at Mrs. Frank Sawyers home on Tuesday with fifteen women present. Miss Irmg Garner of Iowa State college taught weaving and tray making, sparking enthusiasm. A pot luck dinner followed. The next lesson on book binding, lamp shade making, and book cards will be at Mrs. Will Andrews home on Thursday, December 22.
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Center
Rawles Townships
Frank Sawyers
Irtin Garner
Iowa State College
Will Andrews
Mills County Agricultural Credit Council Appointed
Ad. F. Wearth, J. R. Clark, J. M. Logan and F. J. Wallace were named members to aid in forming workable farm mortgage arrangements. The committee serves with minimal remuneration and aims to ease debtor creditor deadlock amid the farm problem.
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Ad. F. Wearth
J. R. Clark
J. M. Logan
F. J. Wallace
Mills County Agricultural Credit Council
Analysis of Individual Cases Guides Recommendations
The text describes a system that examines each individual case, then allocates recommendations based on what its members deem feasible. It emphasizes iterative assessment and guided action.
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Wather
Passing of Two Former Mills County Residents
W A Tolles former Mills County resident now in Norfolk Mo sends two clippings. One notes Mrs Lydia Isley age 96 died in Excelsior Springs Mo and was the oldest resident there. She once lived in White Crowd community and was related to the Rainia family. The other reports Homer Charles Atwell 71 died at his home in Forrest Grove Ore, married to Cora B Russell in Glenwood Sept 6 1889. Tolles recalls Atwell once taught at Tahur college.
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W. A. Tolles
Norfolk, M A
Excelsior Springs
Lydia Isley
Tolles
White Croud
Thin County
Raina
Homer Charles Atwell
Forrest Grove
Ore
Ort
Atwell
Glen-wood
Cora B. Russell
Tahur College
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
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Mills County Wormer
Sima
Glenwoot
Ralph May
Glenrort Township
8. C. Lincoln
Mills County
Mares
Phillips Service
Turkey
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Coats
Fairfield
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