EMAITCHESS Girl Reserves Initiation in Malvern
The community building was the scene for a formal initiation of the new G. R.'s dressed in comical costumes. Misa Kimsey led the group through a mock school setting with fingerprints, flour paste, and a night of performances by glee clubs, debate teams, and breath control demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Misa Kimsey
Katherine Walker
Miss Kimsey
Donner
Mijas Summera
Hodges
Cary
Psychology
Home Economics Groups Complete Projects
Sophomore girls finished smocks and blouses last week and expect to finish by week end. They will then begin sewing woolen dresses. Freshman groups prepared and served breakfasts with hosts hostesses chiefs cooks and two waitresses. The class is divided into groups and will study personal grooming this week.
Coach Dyke Tries New Lineup for Cagers This Week
Coach Dyke began with light scrimmage and welcomed the renewed practice. He introduced a new lineup with Benton at center, Myers and Millikan at guards, and Jackson and McCord at forwards, outlining them as the first five prospects for the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmont McCanslani
Benton
Myers
Millikan
Jackson
McCord
Eighth Grade Plans Masquerade Hallowe'en Party
Eighth grade students plan a Masquerade Hallowe'en party for Thursday. Dorothy Slothower and Betty Baer are the featured witches for the junior high newspaper project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Slothower
Betty Baer
Normal Trainers Attend Institute
The normal training girls attended a teachers' meeting Friday gaining insights on geography and physical training. They spent a weather affected but enjoyable day with car trouble noted. This week they will tell stories to groups of grade children as practice.
Juniors Choose Officers and Pick Class Play
Junior class officers were elected with Roberta Paine as president Ameita Waller as vice president Harold Breeding as secretary and treasurer The class selected a new production The Blundering Herd a 1984 comedy to be staged under director Gladys Kimsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Paine
Ameita Waller
Harold Breeding
Gladys Kimsey
New Rule Manages Talking Without Permission
In junior psychology and American Literature, a new rule requires pupils who speak without permission to return to the assembly, take zero for the day, and meet Miss Nervig at 4. The measure has largely been effective, though daily assemblies have demanded one extra trip.
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Par
Misa Hays
Nervig
Sophomores Struggle With English in Class Notes
The passage notes sophomores find English difficult as paragraph writing and sentence structure remain in progress. Ed Herrick is absorbed in a book and misses geography class. A quiz presents quirky definitions: a philosopher as a wise lover, a palistra as an open ground strut for gymnasiums, and an amphitheater with seating that runs down a hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Herrick
Breahmnes Display Artistic Ability in Science Class
Freshmen show artistic skill in general science drawings with many excellent sketches. The English class has begun giving short speeches on subjects of common interest to improve speaking properly and intelligently before an audience.
Third Grade News on Japan Study and Fujiama Drawing
Third grade students started a unit on Japan last week and are making country booklets this week. A junior high pupil visited and showcased his art by drawing Mount Fuji.
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Japan
Volcan Fujiama
Second Grade News Highlights at Malvern School
Mrs M S Campbell visited the Malvern second grade last Wednesday afternoon. New pupils Charles and Mary Ewing joined from Hastings. A new gittrola occupies a corner for music appreciation and will provide indoor recreation during winter. A Colorado fuel mention appears. one day at sea may exceed its allowance.
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M. S. Campbell
Charles
Mary Ewing
Malvern
Hastings
Colorado
Anelier
HOOEY by HODGES Between Classes
Seniors wonder their plans for next year and miss the small moments between classes. Whims and jokes fly as Harriett Talbott teases Deta Cary about a pretzel in a cracker, while teachers urge no hall congregating. Freshman initiation sparks, with pantomimed plays by juniors and faculty, a lively Red Riding Hood scene, and a post show treat of burgers and cocoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Talbott
Deta Cary
Harriete
Amnella Waller
Garold
Statra
Amelian
Annelia
Gerold
Ralph Hall
Bernard Schoening
Tam
Ethel Storey
Major Bowes
Betty Parker
Tille Juetke
Katherine Swain
Sis McCord
Rane
Jennie
Sis
Little Red Riding Hood
Harriett Dyer
Winifrad Nervig
Hemstead
Iuuburgers
Toadie
Sixth Grade News Readers Explore Worlds and Myths
Sixth grade students selected books for a reading club and imagined trips to Newfoundland and Labrador to study industries features cities and government. They learned about Spartan and Athenian manners at Greece's dawn. A pledge of Athenean youth to holy was burned as Usatlowe'en decorations featured witches cats and jack o lanterns.
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Newfoundland and Labrador
Greece
Athelan
Usatlowe'en
Fifth Grade News Revisits Peggy Hall Surprise Packet
Students created a surprise care package for Peggy Hall last Monday containing letters pictures greeting cards books and verses. Milas prertz and Miss Borene visited that evening as she recovers and will soon be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Hall
Milas Prertz
Miss Borene
Jack Evering
Marlon Briggs
Mark Twain Zephyr Opens West Inaugural Tour
The Mark Twain Zephyr, Burlington’s new four car streamlined stainless steel speedster, begins daily runs from Oct 28 after an east tour. It will be christened at Hannibal on Oct 25 by Miss Nina Gabrilowitsch of Detroit with a host of officials from Burlington and rail executives including General Charles G. Dawes and Harry G. Taylor present.
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Burlington
McCook
Nebr
Mark Twain
Hannibal
Nina Gabrilowitsch
Detroit
Mich
St. Louis
Huckleberry Flun
Tom Sawyer
Becky Thatcher
Chicago
Frank B. Kel Joge
Robert E. Wood
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Willian B. Kenney
Great Northern Raiload
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacificc
Charles G. Dawes
Harry G. Taylor
Western Railroads
Road project meeting in Osceola recalls past efforts
From The Leader files comes a note on a Friday court room gathering in Osceola to organize the work of perfecting Iowa Blue Grass Road. Several counties sent in-person representatives, with one per county, to discuss the road work, though details are sparse and a single county was not represented.
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Porson
Oserola
Malvern
Tb Pritchard
Rawles
Young van Dew
White Cloth Township
Squire Loneda
Oaks Sunday School Attendance and Local News Recap
Attendance at Oaks Sunday School reached 54 with seven visitors. Notable items include memory verses by primary children, several visits from area families, and community event notes such as a Dutch supper by Presbyterian ladies raising about 70 for their efforts. Mentions of hunting trips, school ciphering matches, and nearby town visits are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hicks
Bernadine McKenney
Dick Faerett
Lily
Pitsdale
At & Welnek
Bartlett Teachers Enjoy Hallowe en Party at Davison Home
Miss Myrtle McGinnia hosted a Hallowe en gathering for Conchers and other guests Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Roland Davison s home. Rooms wore festive Halloween decor. guests wore masks and played games. Refreshments were served. Schools will close late Wednesday for the rest of the week as teachers attend the Snachers convention in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Viner
Carson
Virginia Palmanist
Wales
Darlene Achenbaugh
Joe Schilling
Kevin Sheeley
Midland
Werry Schilling
Forrest Achenbaugh
Shenandoah
Buelle
Alice Wilkinson
Menry Semking
Ruth Ellen
Ray Hatcheld
Forrest
Achetebaugh
Rajativesa
Fairfield
Trent Jones
Jim Wicks
Myrtle McGinnia
Roland Davison
Des Moines
Real Estate Transfers Record From Mills County Iowa 1935
Transfers filed Oct 4 1935 list instruments between J Pierce Josephine Pigrer J W McClure Plaza J McClure and others with sums from 1 to 2400 dollars. Properties include NW and SW parcels in townships 36 71 42 and 41 78 41 plus Glenwood additions. Several deeds involve undivided interests and exchanges with names Burton Gibson Howard Miller Slaughter Meacham and others.
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Recorder
District Court of
Mills County
Iowa
Pierce
Josephine Pigrer
J. W. McClure
J. McClure
W. D
Howard Miller
Federal Land Bk
W. DD
Bl & Vo
Strodard Adams
Hose Slaughter
W. DO
Glenwood
Rosy Slaughter
W. DL
Verda A
Meacham
Gordon's Add
la. K
Buoy Witwut
Ghouwund
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Breahmnes
Leader
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Mias Walker
Washington
Rainbow Division
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William Collen
U.S
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Collins Drug CO
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