Parliamentary Scrap features at John Scholfield Debating Club meeting
The John Scholfield Debating Club held its regular meeting on Monday night March 25. Lacking a quorum the planned officers election and two parliamentary drills were canceled and the drill became entertainment. Members chose sides and songs were sung as punishments for nonparticipants.
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John Scholfield Debating Club
Faye Findley
William Rector
Faye
Wilbur Clark
Nina Kannamacher
Clark
Paul Shepler
Old Fashioned Romance Concludes With Heroic Escape
An action filled romance ends as Claude fends off a knife wielder with his horse Percivale’s help. Heap Hot Stuff the Indian is slain by a sling shot. Louise Foley is rescued and the couple flee the Sioux camp toward safety.
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Claude
Louise
Percivale
Heap Hot Stuff
United Brotherhood of Herooe
Hart
Miss Foley
Platform for M T H A higher plane of scholarship
The new Zoom in athletics The Honor System Better extra curricular activities A courteous student body.
Marshall High Promotes Inclusive Spring Meet Plan
Editorial urges wide student participation across athletics drama music debate and writing for the first Eastern Maois High School League Spring Meet in Marshall. It highlights opportunities for inexperienced students to compete against teams from Charleston Robinson Casey and Paris as part of prep for the E I H L meet, aiming for victory.
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Marshall High
Marshall
Charleston
Robinson
Casey
Paris
Girls Give Readings At Thalian Society Event
The Thalian Society of M. T. High School presented two readings on Thursday morning March 26. Lois Travyoli performed So Was I and Virginia Prevo presented Tom Sawyer's Love Affair from Tom Sawyer, showcasing the club's dramatic work.
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Thalian Society
Lois Travyoli
Virginia Prevo
Dramatic Club of
M. T. HS
Marital Union and Wilds Echo in Aged Tale Ends
The letter recalls a coupleBinding in marriage by a Justice of Peace and a return to frontier life in New York. It then shifts to a playful, archaic request for a period piece to be shared publicly in seagrass or slippers, ending with a self aware note from U. Bitz seeking completion of a story.
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Daily
Justice of Peace
John Doe
Claude
New York
Marshallonian annual sales begin with staff canvass
Marshallonian staff held a Tuesday assembly to sell the annual as publication nears. Editor Mary Casteel noted the book will differ with unusually good uniform photos and a new layout. George Taubeneck spoke on its value for memory after graduation and limited price of two dollars twenty five cents, with orders collected from students alumni and outsiders.
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Marshallonian
Assembly
Mary Casteel
George Taubeneck
Tower Man Recaps School Events and Busy Day
The Tower Man notes a lively day with a basketball game between juniors and seniors, freshmen joining the spirit, and a debating club with Paul Shepler entertaining on piano and vocal solos. An eggshaped prank blocks traffic as teachers remain absent and students discuss buys and savings.
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Colbert
Lottanvisesky
Paul Shepler
Hill Rector
Casey Dean of Girls Speaks at Regular Club Meeting
The G C C Club held its regular meeting in the assembly hall on March 24. Miss Wiseman, Dean of Girls of Casey, spoke on the work being done and outlined the weekly moral and social classes. Freshman Mary Abraham shared insights about the club activities.
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Casey
G. C. C. Club
Assembly Hall
Miss Wiseman
Mary “Abraham
Misplaced Advertisement Notices and Reassignment Request
Local note references an ad misplacement in the paper and mentions Finder and F Garvey offering to return the item to its owner and cover the cost of the notice. The text reveals confusion over the correct office and vehicle mention of Overland versus Ford.
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Post
Ee ‘Overland
Finder
Wn. F. Garvey
Poison Darts End Life in Half an Hour Warning
A Malay warning notes that a single poisoned dart can kill in about thirty minutes. The remark emphasizes swift lethal effect and age usage in such assaults.
Let Me Be Four Baths Declared by Johnny
A quirky quote from Johnny in the Toronto Telegram notes four baths and a tip this week, with the speaker commenting on Wednesday progress and frugal routines.
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Johnny
Toronto Telegram
Weekend movements in Terre Haute area and beyond
Numerous residents traveled for weekend events and visits across Indiana Kansas and Illinois. Notable names include Harry Sockler Lucille Thompson Renner brothers Katherine and Elizabeth Cunningham Berniece Gard Jot Malloy Pete Booth Sam Prévo Virgil Claypool Ruth Carpenter Fred Reglin Elmer Forsythe Harry Johns Parilee Furst ae zinta Prevo and others. Social and school ties recapped with a line on a minister denying church wars.
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Harry Sockler
St. Louis
Lucille Thompson
Terre Haute
Renner Brothers
Katherine and
Elizabeth Cunningham
Berniece Gard
West Union
Jot Malloy
Pete Booth
Sam Prévo
Virgil Claypool
Kansas
Ruth Carpenter
Fred Reglin
Indiana
Elmer Forsythe
Harry Johns
Liberty
Parilee Furst
Ae Zinta Prevo
cgMary
B. “Pulver
C. Thoanc
Myra ‘Travell
Basie, Bailey
Mildred Irwin
Pauline
Cork
Garnet” Routledge
Mablesta
Blanche Liggett
Florence Beltte Swyrtle
Beckel
Mildred
Athletic. ‘ Association
Jayne Figg
Ada Godden
Wiley
Short Course in Home Economics Progressing Well
Marshall Township High School runs a practical home economics program for community homemakers to strengthen ties between school and home. The week includes lectures and demonstrations by Mrs. Everett Taube neck on homemaking, cooking demos by Mrs. Lulu Silvernail, and talks by Miss Annie Lou Maxwell on furnishings. Stoves from C I P S Co and Aristas Flour prizes supplement the demonstrations.
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Marshall Township High School
Everett Taubeneck
Marshall
Lulu Silvernail
Southwestern Milling Co
Kansas City
Aristas
Fragmented Verse Snippets and Local Cartoon Gags
A jumble of light verse and quips appears with lines about an amused aviator misidentifying Lake Erie as a pearl button, a poem about Hall and seasons, a witty exchange between Garvey and Thompson, Found The Lost Chord, a midnight bridge meeting then a fatal train joke, and a lazy man going blind from inaction.
Miss Dooley Essay on Transitivity of Verbs
Harold C explains that the sentence is transitive. He argues this by noting the rejection of intransitive usage and the marking of transitivity in the example.
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Miss Dooley
Harold C
H. C
Inheritance Talk Stirs Law Class and Old Jokes
A reporter questions an 87 year old about aging and inheritance. The old man retorts with family bedside humor. A law class ponders a case where property willed to a hospital raises questions about pets and descendants. A light exchange ends with a quip about cocoa and hats.
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Falk
Sam
Faculty Ails Hit Marshall High With Illness
Three teachers Miss Brewster Miss Bassett and Mr Garvey are struck by French measles and tonsillitis causing classes to be canceled and pupils to wander the halls in search of work. The student body extends sympathy and wishes the teachers a longer Easter vacation as school closes early and reopens next Tuesday.
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Arthur Hill
M. T. H. S. Music Department
Victor Herbert
Kreisler
Fritz
Terre Haute
Marshall High
St. George
Miss Brewster
Miss Bassett
Mr. Garvey
Colbert
Spotlight Biology Course Overview for Year One
The biology program outlines two semesters of study. First semester covers organization, plant and animal life, ecosystems, plant chemistry, insects, bacteria, and forestry issues. Second semester emphasizes observation, field work, collecting wild flowers, flexible lab access, and a year long term theme.
Alumni Notes Mixed College Homes Over Easter Weekend
Mildred Wash 22 and Genevieve Wash 24 spent the weekend at home. Austin Claypool 25 of Illinois spent the weekend with home folks. Irene Carpenter 25 of Illinois Wesleyan University visits Easter with her mother Bertha Carpenter and friends. Creal Clark 25 of New York University returned March 27 for vacation with parents. Ray Kannamacher 25 of Franklin College came home March 28 for a few days with parents. Carolyn Murpy 24 had as her host. George Frodenberger 24 and Herman Geissert 05 of Butler are spending vacation with home folks.
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Mildred
Genevieve
Washburn
Indiana Central College
Austin Claypool
University of Illinois
Irene Carpenter
Illinois Wesleyan University
Bertha Carpenter
Creal Clark
New York University
Ray Kannamacher
Franklin College
Cleda Lucan
Niss Carolyn Murphy
George Frodenberger
Herman Geissert
Butler
Good-Natured Jokers Fail To Impress Local Crowd
A fragmented quip notes that players or entertainers fail to win over residents as jokers lack influence. The tone suggests disappointment in performance and public reception. No clear individuals or organizations are named due to the casual phrasing.
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INEG
John Scholfield
Marshall, Illinois
M. T. H. S. News
Ilinois
Virginia Knipe
Wwe Pred Reglin Society
Pariles Hurst
Kenneth McConchie
Eleanor Snavely
Pearl Baker
Edith Wright
Walter Booth
John Black
Bill Rector
Helen A Dooley
Margaret Grisham
Loraine Nelson
Editorial
Edytor
T. U. Bitz
George Tattleeneck
MR. Hill
Mrs. Hill
Seattle Argus
Mrs. Taubeneck
Mrs. Silverwall
Miss Maxwell
Annie Lou Maxwell
Maxwell
Koo-Koo-Kracks
A. Nickelsworth
Lake Erie
Hall
Mr Garvey
Gerald Thompson
G. T
Girl's Glee Club
Walter
Biology
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