Malvern Bar Group Names Sw Iowa Representers
A list of individuals is named as representatives for Malvern in southwest Iowa bars. The proposed date is October 92. The article notes a gathering at the choir led by Mr V Waesborough and mentions broader amendments for Malvern and local holy observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Beverly Hamilton
Mary Atlee Washburn
Ima Jean Parkhurst
Pegey Hall
Chifre Steel
Bunicve
Bernard Prot
Anna Mary Pragier
Vitas
Thihs Randerson
Hetty Lew Harnad
Mary Bile Fine
Ketty Fiekel
Dean Sie Ied
Wala Cucis
Tonarmdeck Vertis
Jiltte
Amendine Malvern
Interesting Program at First G R Meeting
A high school Girl Reserve meeting opened with a ten minute worship and greeting from alumna Golde Cyzai who spoke on what G R means to an alumnae. Mary Ellen Lincoln read Court in Difficulties, Beverly Hamilton presented You and I, and the group closed with Follow the Gleam. Ice cream bars were given, and last week’s tag days bumped up membership to nearly every girl in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Brewster
Golde Cyzai
Mary Ellen Lincoln
Ghastly Glimpses Whiz Kids Promote Senior Talk
Fragmented school vignette recalls humorous banter and senior class quotes. Students jest about dating, drafts, and a cheerleader victory amid light classroom chatter and teacher prompts.
Klass Keynotes and New Books in Classes
The article outlines biweekly Klass Keynotes for patrons, notes on new algebra and geometry books, and class activities. It highlights social problems, typing jokes, Latin study, and history topics with student projects such as a world map pin map and color coded war era markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaas
Kinsinger
Atlanta
Wislice
Doni
Ameri
Football Field Reconditioned For Better Play
The school board announces a major football field upgrade. The field has been plowed, reseeded with rye, and will be softer and more attractive for players. Officials say the improvement is worth the time and cost.
Fragmented Ad Text From Unknown Hous Ad
A garbled OCR snippet describes a house ad with unclear subject matter. It mentions a classroom setting with references to faculty and upper class, and vague actions that suggest confusion and misdirection. The readable entities are minimal and the rest is nonsensical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porkane
First Third Grades Readiness Tests Preview Work Ahead
Reading readiness tests given to first, second and third grades assess anchor abilities. Fifth graders begin a Columbus history unit spanning about three weeks with voyages drawn by students. A sixth grade project studies the water system, including a field trip to Mat Vern Water Works and a look at pumps and pipes.
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Columbus
Umit
Cotabus Bay
Matvern
Morard
Vom Uity
Mat Vern
Mall Steele Hering New Cheerleaders
Just before noon Wednesday the student body nominated cheerleader candidates. After votes were counted by Mr. Kinsinger and Miss Williams, the top five were voted on. Final results named Jack Hering Pegey Hall and Claire Steele as the new cheerleaders. Friday morning the pep meeting opened with Golde Cozad leading the yells as several awards were given and Mr Tivke spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsinger
Miss Williams
Jack Hering
Pegey Hall
Claire Steele
Golde Cozad
Tivke
Junior High Desk Rearrangement and Busy Beetles Club Formed
Desks in the recitation room were rearranged to improve lighting. The seventh grade English class started a Busy Beetles literary enjoyment club to promote reading, oral reports, and a home library. Officers were elected: Kenneth Jueike president, Rose Marie Fickel secretary, Shirley Pratt Wart on, Frieda Hall, and Bob Read sergeants at arms. A spelling contest followed a Friday football game, with Richard Smith Dallas Perking and Donald Archer remaining standing to spell it out next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Jueike
Rose Marie Fickel
Shirley Pratt
Wbrarton
Frieda Hall
Bob Read
Shidy
Richard Smith
Dallas Perking
Donald Archer
New Home Economics Teacher Miss Gustafson Named
Miss Gustafson, new home economics teacher and Halive of Iowa from Albert City, born Deine, is a graduate of Lewa State College at Ames. She taught at Woodbine for two years and enjoys designing clothes, handicraft, and collecting menus. Her favorite sport is archery and she attends football, polo, and ice hockey games. She described MHS as friendly and cooperative after her early impressions.
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Gustafson
Iowa
Deine
Albert City
Lewa State College
Ames
Woodbine
Adel and friends debut new fall outfits on town stroll
A lineup of residents showcases new clothing and accessories. Adel wears a green hat, Claire a red jacket, Peggy H a sweater, Wanda a plaid skirt, Bob a green purse, Peggy C pointed shoes, John S tweed trousers, Evelyn Apple Blossom perfume, and Muargy a beige brown outfit.
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Adel
Claire
Peggy H
Wanda
Bob
Peggy C
John S
Evelyn
Muargy
Faculty Picnic Welcomes New Teachers at Malvern School
Malvern school faculty held a Monday night picnic at the fair grounds to welcome new teachers Miss Stuart Miss Burlington Miss Depue and Miss Gustafson. Bach attended with Tredbling Wethers and the meal followed a featuring style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern School
Stuart
Bu‘ington
Depue
Gustafson
Bach
Tredbling Wethers
Retailers for Defense Week Proclaimed in September
Version of a public notice notes Retailers-for-Defense Week from September 15 to 20. It urges retailers nationwide to promote Defense Savings Stamps and Bonds and directs customers to obtain them at post offices or savings banks. It lists types of stores selling bonds and stamps and mentions the Treasury.
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Defense Savings
Waablagion
D. C
Hillsdale Community Club Activities and 4-H Meeting Summary
Hillsdale notes outline Rural Improvement Club programs with hobby displays, nutrition talk, and social hour at Mrs. Edna Sawyers home. Hillsdale P T A officers elected. repairs ongoing on roofs from a previous hall issue. 4-H club began new year with officers named and home furnishing study planned. Various visits and local events listed with multiple households and neighbors.
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Hobbes
R. I. Cy
Edna Sawyers
Rural Improvement Club
Will Andrews
Glenwood
Curtis
Edwin Howard
Janice Hunt
Walter Phelps
Ernie White
CH Kelly
Charles Hunt
Sawyers
Abbie Williams
Weekend visitors and kin gathered in Iowa towns
Mr and Mrs Walter Coffey called Sunday at Ross Stouder home near Pacific Junction. Martha Jones of Council Bluff with grandchildren Junior and Nadine Jones from Mineola visited Albert Asmussen and family. Picnic dinner in the timber. Nob Buffington registered in the freshman class at the state college in Ames. Rollix Buffington hosts visitors from Torrington Wyoming. Herman Inman and Thelma Wheeler from Omaha visited Will Wheeler family. C R Buffington Mary Buffington and Iva Hughes visited Clyde Warren near Emerson. Herman Falkerts visited Fay Butterfield in Henderson.
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Walter Coffey
Ross Stouder
Pacific Junction
Martha Jones
Council Bluff
Junior
Nadine Jones
Mineola
Albert Asmussen
Herb Hammer
Glenwood
Nob Buffington
Ames
State College
Alvin Bloedorff
Torrington
Wyo
Rollix Buffington
Herman Inman
Thelma Wheeler
Omaha
Will Wheeler
C. R. Buffington
Mary
Iva Hughes
Clyde Warren
Emerson
Herman Falkerts
Fay Butterfield
Henderson
Eggs for Defense Meeting in Mills County October 29
W R Whitesheld extension poultryman from Iowa State College will speak to Mills County poultry producers at the Community building in Malvern on October 29 at 7 39 PM. Topics include winter fog production from pallets building remodeling for larger flocks artificial lighting and feeding market poultry as part of the national food defense program. Iowa leads poultry and egg production and state programs align with 1942 targets of four billion dozen eggs and 760 million market birds. The prompt warning of dynamite caps exploding in a Chester Williams family granary and machine shed aided evacuation and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Whitheld
Iowa State College
Malvern
Mills County Poultry Producers
John Longstreet
United States Department of Agriculture
Clauda Wickard
Iowa
Wesley Chapel to Kick Off Loyalty Crusade Sunday
Wesley Chapel Wesley Chapel Henderson Methodist invites the community to begin a Loyalty Crusade with visits to homes and regular worship. Services are at 11 a.m. at Wesley Chapel and 11:20 a.m. at Henderson with church school at 11 and 10 respectively. World Communion Sunday observed October with Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Rally and Promotion Day planned with a church program. Jack Dean welcomes a baby boy born Sept 17 at Murphy Memorial hospital Red Oak named Jack Dean.
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Wesley Chapel
Henderson
Raytrord Allen
Sidney
Joe Allen
C. W. Bishop
Atlantic
Harriett Cadwell
Villisca
Lewis
Glenn Kellenbarger
F. M. Parker
F. G. Rochemperger
Sherman Allen
Dean McLain
Murphy
Holiday dinner honors Mr. Andrews in Glenwood
CHAMPION HILL guests gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs W F Andrews in Glenwood Sunday for a holiday dinner honoring Mr Andrews whose birthday was Wednesday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Sawyers Mrs Estella Sawyers Evert Sawyers Velma McLain and others from nearby towns. Additional visits included Chauteau park Red Oak and Essex friendships with local families and neighbors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sawyers
Estella Sawyers
Evert Sawyers
Velma McLain
Glenwood
W. F. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Richard Hallcom
Harold Cooper
Darrel
Sheriff’s Sale In Mills County Iowa Forty-Six Feet Property
The sale follows a district court execution dated September 15 1941 in Mills County Iowa and ordered the payment of 527.08 plus 99.29 costs and accruing costs. The property is the south 56 feet of the east 100 feet of block 16 in Glenwood. The sheriff will offer the real estate for cash at the Mills County Court House in Glenwood on October 20 1941 between 9 am and 4 pm with 10 am start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Anettle Dean Lambert
G. A. Murphy
Fem
Glenwood
Mille County
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