Mills County Rural Schools Report Details Teacher Statistics
County Superintendent Mary Rathke outlines rural school figures in Mills County. There are 69 schools with 31 teachers starting August 1 and 88 on September 7, 22 in first year, 19 in second, 29 with two to nine years’ service. Forty-two teachers signed for nine months. 38 remain at the prior year’s school. Thirty-three Normal graduates teach, with 16 from Glenwood, 7 from Malvern, and 10 from other normal schools. Salary schedule ranges from 60 to 110 dollars monthly. A study center met at Glenwood with strong attendance. Several rural schools meet standard status and will receive state aid.
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Mary Rathke
Mills County
Glenwood
Malvern
Nuuwnae
Encerenn
Lean Eearns
Malvern Schools Show High Growth Despite Flat Total Enrollment
Malvern schools reveal stable overall enrollment over ten years while the high school rises markedly with a 63 student increase this year. The senior class expands sharply from 83 to 118, and the district notes growing demand for higher education despite modest total changes. A new barber shop opens as W. E. Kerns relocates to Gibson building, aiming to draw Malvern patrons with his barbering service.
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Malvern
Totel H
W. E. Kerns
Gibson
Harry Galither
Burick
Kerns
Malverns Liberty Memorial Community Building Dedication
Malvern dedicates the Liberty Memorial Community Building on Main Street opposite the public library. The 120 foot frontage, 70 by 120 foot footprint, and fireproof construction house the Post Office, City Council room, a large dining hall seating 360, American Legion rooms, Farm Bureau offices, and a grand auditorium for 800 with a 36 by 22 foot stage. Built 1924–26 through bonds and subscriptions, a governing board from Legion, town, and building association manages rentals and policies. The project honors World War veterans and serves as a central community center for town and county activities.
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Malvern
Liberty Memorial
Main Street
City Council
Cownell
Women’s Civic Improvement ‘Club
Farm Bureau
Women’s Club
Togm
Jead
American Legion
Women's Civic Improvement Club
Thin Club
Community Club
Fire Department
Theta
Tira EL Fritz
WW. Mansfield
A. L. Auxliary
Ruth Mc Cord
J. A. Fletcher
J. J. Parsona
Fort Bureau
Guy Breeding
Ring
F. R. Chantry
Otto Kline
J. O. Laird
Perons
Liberty Memorial Building Association
Frank. Fritz
J. Ft. Wearth
J. W. Boehnet
J. D. Robbins
Robbins
Breeding
Theay
Taan Brothers
Pearl Vandeventer
Nsing
H. A. Hoover & Baits
Green Bay Lumber Company
Building Association and
Council
Legion
Harry Bayes
Bruce Boehner
Hurb Benton
The
C. L. Kance
Horton Beam
J. F. Wearin
Mulholland
K. R. Cook
Building Association
Bayes, Wearin
Ite
Robbing
Liberty Memorial Building Certificates Now Available
Notice announces that all certificateholders affiliated with the Liberty Memorial Building may obtain their certificates by contacting Iowa State Savings Bank. The bank is the designated contact for certificate retrieval.
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Liberty Memorial Building
Iowa State Savings Bank
Wiles Jelly Butchers Hostesses Plan Winter Frat Meetings
The wiles jelly butchers met at Fred tes to howe on Saturday afternoon September 6 with Geraldine Clark and Jeane Cunningham as hostesses. The meeting was presided by View President Dola Dune. It was decided to hold quarterly the frat Saturdays of each month during the winter. A musical program featured Gracie Bharp, vocal by Viv ware bua and plan out paralg Clark and Gracie Mra. VY. Wyant led the program with the lead: Me oi, gaye ut. Aires mans.
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Wiles
Fred Tes
Howe
Geraldine Clark
Jeane Cunningham
Oves
Dola Dune
Atam
Gracie
Viv Ware
Bua
Plang
Aralg Clark
Many Are Off For College in Mills County This Fall
Young people across Mills County depart for higher learning in state schools and nearby towns. The largest groups attend Simpson College at Indianola, Stephens College in Columbia, the University of Iowa in Iowa City, and various Nebraska and Cedar Falls institutions. Names listed include Malvern, Emerson, Hastings, Strahan, and others with students at Grinnell, Peru, Cornell College, and several business and normal colleges.
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Indianola
Malvern
Hastings
Strahan
Emerson
Biz
Cedar Falla
Stephens College
Columbia
University of Iowa
Millin County
Gimpson College
Erle Danley
Don McClymond
Donald Anderson
Ehaaduga
Clyde Wilson
Clifford Vestal
Amanda Mitchell
Erma Shaw
Evan Breeding
Loren’ Aistrops
Glen
Don Williams
Donald ‘Laird
Evan Swain
Raymond Hambech
Grinnell
Peru
Nebraska State Normal College
Georgis Hutchinga
Ruth
Geraldine Cadwell
John Kline
Iga Dorene
William Hackman
Eod Gerald Caldwell
Gordon Rockafellow
Gerald Young
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Dottie Granteer
Allen Wortman
Malvern Area
Nebraska Wesleyan University
University Place
Nebr
Ralph Kelley
Paul Herta
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Helen Jones
Sherwood Conservatory
Muale
Chicago
Frances Cadwell
Liling Rhoads
Mildred Smith
Clifford Paterson
Clarence White
Harold White
Marion Culver
Lowstate Teachers College
Marjorie Taylor
Hugh Helzer
Parsons College
Floyd Smith
Des Moines University
Pearl Grayson
American Business College
Omaha
Helen Taylor
van Sant’s Business College
Francesa Churchill
Grand Island
Nebr.) Business College
Center Township Farm Bureau Holds September Meeting
The Center Township Farm Bureau met Tuesday evening September 8 with large attendance. President Herghall Sawyers led the session followed by a community singing program. Otha D. Waarin spoke on Youth Education, C M Rice from Tabor presented Indlang and the Southland, and Edwin Howard Byrd Butterfield Lyle Millar and Paul Hilton sang in a mixed vocal quartet. Witnesses noted the remarks by Mr Welleln were interesting and the group praised local efforts in Comer township.
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Center Township
Center Township Farm Bureau
Herghall Sawyers
Mr. Sawyers
Otha D. Waarin
Edwin Howard
Byerett Butterfield
Lyle Millar
Paul Hilton
Paul Hilton, Talk, “Indlang and the Southland,” By C. M. Rice
Tabor
Mr. Welleln
Mr. Rice
Comer
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Oak Two
Eva Kiersch
Adah
Othy Vestal
Goheen
Mra
A. H. Evans
Gowen No
Oak
Georgia Delebler
Foxworthy
White Cloud
Silver Creek
Loisine Granteer
Center
Barbee
Ferne Linville
Hawthorne
Jessie Frazier
Little Brick
Aliee Scott
Reasoner
Lucille Phelps
Helen McCoy
Plainview
Desds
Hvans
Williama—Clao Hatcher
Platteville
Pethichem
Georgia Deltchler
Lincoln
Eva Darting
Pacific City
Anna Penn
White Chapel
Thelma Roberts
Rawles
Ada Blanchard
Kathleen Kier
Forest Grove
Lucy Canyon
Four
Eve Ruse
Goodfellow
Geneva Hunt
Maple Grove
Eather Bateman
Pleasant Ridge
Pearl Bates
Shady Grove
Helen Morrical
Anderson
Benton
Vera Winslow
Box Elder
Nanette Briley
Oaks
Eva Camstedt
Pickerill
Here Clark
Hilledele
Ines Bowen
Mr. Vernon
Grace Johnson
Pleasant Grover Alma Bowen
Silver
Rheba Wederquist
Deer Crabe
Elva Burface
Glynn—Mee Maher
Keystons
Frances Gambel
Nlon
Clare Gutchenritter
Warner
Jeasie Grayson
Indiaw
Fairview
Vivian Priest
Lugiie Osborn
Alele Pierre Indian Osack
Arlesne Boylan
McClain
Ferne Smith
Bandiland
Very Bowen
Wearth
Porathy Vestal
Ingrahgm
Ryceleier
Padereen
Algetnakeey Ou
Bord allayoLais -Sranleat
Plassans
Hil
Mildred Clay
Prairie Cremken
Ward
Alenadee
Edith Welse
Lyons
Barr Oak
Dorothy L. Hit
Elm Grove
Dorothy M. Jackson
Walnut Grove
Golione Reasing
Wrightsa
Frances McFertey
Evernham
Helen Borres
Gowen
Faye Martin
Vera V. Shepard
Hertha Les
Letal
Erville Butterfield
Oak Bluff
Josephine Banniater
Marle Miler
Sand Hollow
McNay
Adah Howser
Liberty
Margaret B. Evans
Marjoria Mayberry
Mrts
B. BE
Hamilton
Ceftterine
Inez Landis
Pleasant Valley
Hazel Owens
ST. Mary's
Eureka
Maurine Delthhier
Eureka No. 2
Vets Green
Barrett
Laura Hopp. Foxworthy
Margaret Buttman
Spring Valley
Thelma Bayes
Edith Grosse
Malvern’s
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