Strahan Consolidated School Converts Shop into Agriculture Classroom
Strahan Consolidated School has repurposed the shop into an agriculture classroom this year. Both boys and girls participate in athletics with attempts to schedule baseball and kit games, aided by county supervisor Mr. Tye and county maintainer Mr. Seaton who helped prepare the baseball diamond. Miss Gilmore leads home economics and music practice, with daily twenty minute sessions for each room.
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Onda
Mtr
Tye
Seaton
Earr
Miss Gilmore
Tas
Biel Echoal Girls
Hays
Elinb
Cleo Olihs
Shenandoah H D Club Hosts All Day Meeting
Members of the H D Club gathered at Mrs. Geraldine Miss in Shenandoah for an all day meeting with fine attendance. Refreshments included fish salad tomatoes butter fern ratte and coffee as Mrs. Millsmeyer and others traveled from Shenandoah to Mabvern to reside. Families and friends from Ames Chillicothe and Malvern visited, sharing stories and 4 H activities amid a busy social day.
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S. the Chit
Geraline Mis
Shenandoah
Mes
James
Ames
Uidr
Ker
Louis Morgan
Chillicothe
H. A
Bradles
Italy
Colina
Cale
Glen Wood Springs
Wil Fort Colling Airendead
Ghelys
Arthur
Betty
Aid
Jay Veln
Owete Streday
Meow
Air Sa
Ladies' Union Hosts Regular Meeting Entertainment
The Ladies' Union held its regular meeting with guests and a program arranged by leaders of various committees. Members enjoyed a luncheon featuring fried chicken, potato salad, and dessert, then adjourned to the church parlor for further entertainment staged by Mrs. Caxen and Miss Wilson with her sister Mrs. Wooddill.
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America
Rew Caxen
Phyllis Wilson
Malye
Marsin Wooddill
Aeounipat
Mre
Ano T. Reef
Seventh and Eighth Grade Attendance Report
Seventeen students are enrolled across seventh and eighth grades with thirteen in seventh and eleven in eighth. The seventh grade shows a minor absentee count while the eighth grade maintains full attendance in the first week. Two seventh graders Byron Judah and Mil dred Watts were absent.
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Denen
Odeltl
Vaeh Creale
Merrit Teter
Byron Judah
Mildred Watts
First and Second Grade Create Class Library Project
First and second grade children formed a small class library with a handmade bookcase from orange crates. They established simple library rules and filled it with readable books. Shirley Brammer was absent Monday as the class drew pictures of fruits.
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Shirley Brammer
Bredren
Fifth and Sixth Grades in Small School Shuffle
A fragmentary report notes student grouping by grades within a small school. The text references Tigane sehtoper and mentions a Wales school context, but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Wales School
Fourth Grade Leads with 25 Students in Class
The third and fourth grades show the largest attendance with 13 pupils in each class totaling 25. A sand table was added in the room for project work as Dean Schipper, a fourth grader, was noted in the report.
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Nen
Dean Schipper
Camp Richard Riderll Report Timed Football Practice
At the CCC camp Richard Riderll players arrive and begin hardening up with calisthenics. Pads and jerseys are expected, and practice has focused on toughening up and basic drills. A set of boxing gloves and a punching bag have been acquired as players hammer each other in hard, early sessions.
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Penderar
Paiis
About the Camp and Town Worthies of a Rainy Week
A reader from Russell Springs, Kansas reads a wild west novel in town on a rainy night, imagining a hero in action while others comment on school moves. Hatchina leaves for Fort Des Moines cooking school this week, hoping for better methods and fewer rocking beans. Rumor hints Eddie Obis may pursue boxing glory as he trains, while Dean Sinater's popularity as the people's choice is questioned.
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Russel Springs
Kan
Main Street
Martin
Hatchina
Fort Des Moines
Eddie Obls
Eddie Fay
Dean Sinater
Malvern Camp Varsity Edges Bedford 6-4 in Softball
The Malvern camp squad defeated Bedford 6 to 4 on our diamond. Savird Rampe delivered a standout performance and led his team to the victory after a hard contest.
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Bedford
Malvern
Soil Erosion Crew Shifts to C V Sells Farm Near Silver City
Work on the James Burgoln farm is finished and the crew moves to the C V Sells farm north of Silver City. The Oil farm work will mirror prior sites with temporary dams and tree planting as the main tasks.
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C. V. Sells Farm
James Burgoln
C. V. Sells
Silver City
Oils
Captain Barneis Inspects Camp on Tuesday
Captain Barneis conducted an in spection of the camp Tuesday. Chaplain Bell joined us again Monday evening and delivered a very interesting talk.
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Barneis
Chaplain Bell
June Fickel Family Vacation in Mills County
In Mills County this month Mr and Mrs June Fickel of Washington DC visit home friends during Mr Fickel s vacation. Mrs Fickel is assistant director of the Democratic national committee and Mr Fickel works in the agriculture department. She recently left for Kansas for speaking engagements while he stays to oversee farming interests. Personal items to 1060.
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Mills County
June Fickel
Washington
D. C
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A.P. Frederickson
Sidney
Sidaey Hotel
Iowa
Rawleigh
Malvern and Figeon Farm
Alfred Hummel
Onte
Charles Slater
Town & 1
Kenneth McMahon
Phillips
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T. Li. Lawson
Wesley Smith
Larsson Orchard
Winn_ Lutz
Concord Grapes
Fred Dickersbach
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A. R. Herrick
Della Lucas
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W. R. By- Ington
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Eva van Ausdale
Will Young
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Colonial Baking Co
Colonial Bread
Ral Oak Heking Co
Cream of the West Bread
Rel Oak
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Crawfords Market
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Duke Lookabul
We. Moore
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Villisca High School
Crawford's Market
Ralph Hanscom
W. S. Cromwell
Chas. Shanks
Chas. Hall
James Clark
V. S&s. Cromwell
Green Day Lbr, Co
Tralph Hanscom, Mgr
Hall
Prop
Wilson Oil Station
Edgar Chriety
Lemon Cox
Cromwell Bros. Oi
Fred Priest
W. 8. Young
BR. Kidwell Dairy
Jack Hudson
Trucker
D. Hiles and Son
Natural Gas Pipe Line Co. of America
Cromwell
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