Band Begins Work On Spring Contest
Bonnie Rumley joins the band on drums as ensembles form for spring contest prep. New groups include a clarinet mixed quartet, brass sextet, flute quartet, boys quartet, clarinet quartet, and brass sextet. Every other Thursday the band dissolves late period for ensemble practice under director Wilbur C. Harris. The orchestra is progressing and performed for the junior class play last Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Rumley
Wilbur C. Harris
Science Pupils Welcome Red Tail Hawk Pet Roscoe
Science pupils enjoy a red tail hawk named Roscoe contributed by Charles Burton. The hawk steals water from cups and the biology class finishes its animal study before moving on to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Tail Hawk
Charles Burton
Roscoe
Homemaking Girls Run Busy Day Lunch Service
The homemaking girls have been serving around 70 customers daily in their hot lunch program. Recent figures show 41 on Monday, 48 on Tuesday, 64 on Wednesday, 72 on Thursday, 82 on Friday, and 74 on the following Monday. Freshmen are sewing miniature dresses while juniors handle sewing duties.
School departments may receive equipment from youth association
Superintendent W. B. Scarcliff reports a possible grant of home economics, shop, and music department gear from the National Youth Association after an October application. Rex Angel notes his bus is back in repair and as good as new. Robert Rosencranz’s Model A will be laid up for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Scarcliff
National Youth Association
Rex Angel
Robert Rosencranz
Junior High Pupils Make Valentines
Friday junior high pupils spent an hour making Valentines mostly for family members. Ideas were varied and pleasing with clever dad valentines and Patty Saver's verse for her mother noted. A large valentine box was decorated by a committee chosen from the two grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Broshar
Patty
Ver
Mary Rose
Barbara
Dorothy Ann
Lincoln
Senior Profiles Record Three Students in Final Class Year
Ann Miletich, Arlene Paris, and Pearl McCrory are seniors with varied pursuits. Miletich stands 6 feet 10 inches, enjoys Miss Hoover’s bookkeeping, and aspires to be a presidential secretary. Paris, 5 foot 6, targets teaching after graduation, with hobbies in writing letters and music from Tommy Dorsey. McCrory takes a general course with no definite postgrad plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl McCrory
Senior Class Pattern of a Local Girl in Bond Fullerton Era
A senior describes her height four feet eleven inches to five feet four, brown hair and blue eyes. She prefers brunettes in boys and lists favorite cars, candies, radio stars, and movie idols. She details education, activities in F H A and other groups, future ambition as a secretary, and pet peeves about snobbish people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Paris
Millers
Liberty
Mrs. Tuttle
Betty Grable
Gary Cooper
Ginny Simms
Tommy Dorsey
Bond
Fuller
Fairview
Gene Autry
Alice Faye
Jack Benny
Harry James
F.H.A
Mildred Moore
Orchestra
Mildred
Bob Crosby
Mickay Rooney
Valentine Party Draws Across Elementary Grades
Fifth and sixth graders had a valentine party with games in the gym and treats served by Miss Wilson. They also reviewed for six week tests while sixth graders learn to divide by decimals. Third and fourth grades missed Beverly Woodward and Carolyn Boyer due to bus issues and opened many valentines. The first grade enjoyed Valentine parties and lunch. visitors Mrs. Underwood and Gary attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Joan
Mary Lou
Beverly Woodward
Carolyn Boyer
Underwood
Gary
Boyer Ridge Social Notes and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davison spent Sunday at Roy Hiatt home. New daughter Wynona Kay born Feb 7 at St Josephs Centerville hospital. Family visits continued with multiple gatherings at friends and relatives homes. War Bonds cited as postwar cushion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Foster
Lloyd Davison
Roy Hiatt
William Whicker
Wynona Kay
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Centerville
Kenneth McDanell
Larry
Dianne
Irmel Perry
Versil Easter
Patty
Ernie McGuire
F. A. Boyer
Clara Morrison
Allie Boyer
Lola
Olin
Larry McDanel
Irmel Terry
Frank O’conner
Norris
Milo Walker
Mr. O'Conner
Salem
Delimont Moffitt
New Hope By Mrs W E Donovan And Family News
Genevie Donovan visited Albia relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott hosted guests for a double anniversary celebration. College students John and Margaret Burton spent the weekend at home, with many local families hosting visitors and sharing meals. Community notices include ration stamp details and a recipe tip feature offering practical kitchen guidance.
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W. E. Donovan
Genevie Donovan
John Wood
Albia
Russell Warner
QO. A. Burton
Warner
Horton Potta
Vess_Hiatt
Frank Hiatt
Ivan Harsh
Clifford Paxstons
Paxston
Harsh
Robert Foster
Lloyd Rose
George Scott
Don Pettibone
John Burton
Ames
Margaret Burton
Des Moines
Roy Scott
Gene McGuire
Humeston
Truxton
Delmont Moffitt
Dick Wilson
Mardeena
Jay Ben
Wilson
Ivan Processed Foods
G Hand
Your War Ration Calendar Tires and fuel coupons update
Ration details list class A B and C tire inspection periods through March 31 1944 February 28 1944 and fuel oil and sugar coupon validity. Gasoline coupon No 10 valid January 22 through March 21 1944 and other BY CO Be C2 and related coupons with volume limits. Includes license inscription requirement.
Main Station By Darlene Gladfelder
Attendance at Sunday School was 28. Mr and Mrs Frank Gladfelder and Kester and Kermit spent Sunday at the Clyde Gladfelder home. Mrs Bill Burmeister visited at the George Hiatt home and will return to Cedar Rapids Monday with her son. Clyde Gladfelder traveled to Centerville Saturday with Grover Easter. Mr and Mrs Carl Tomlin and family visited the Ray Tomlin home. Mr and Mrs Ronald Woodward and Karen visited the Carol Breese home. Karen Jean Woodward spent Sunday with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Cody Luge. Mrs Ray Harrison spent last week visiting relatives in Tugaday Menlo Stewart Greenfield and Winterset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Gladfelder
Frank Gladfelder
Kester
Kermit
Clyde Gladfelder
Bill Burmeister
George Hiatt
Cedar, Rapids
Centerville
Ronald Woodward
Karen
Carol Breese
Karen Jean Woodward
Cody Luge
Ray Harrison
Tugaday
Menlo
Stewart, Greenfield
Winterset
Maple Grove Social Notes From Friday To Monday
Bernice Johnson, Imogene Tadlock and Arlens Arnold spent Friday night and Saturday at Almont Main's home. Junior and Vernon Johnson visited Oral Boyer's Delmar Dowd Thursday through Sunday. Dale Callen hosted Thursday night. Donald Dowd called at Ted Miller's home Monday. Clarence Dowd visited Wednesday with Mrs Ted Miller during the sale. Harry Felton Sr. and family spent Sunday with Jr. at their home. Gomer Stocker and family visited, Gabe Johnson and family were guests, and Gabe Johnson conducted a business call in Centerville Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Johnson
Imogene Tadlock
Arlens Arnold
Almont Main
Junior
Vernon Johnson
Oral Boyer
Delmar Dowd
Dale Callen
Donald Dowd
Ted Miller
Clarence Dowd
Clarence
Donald
Harry Felton, Sr
Harry Felton, Jr
Gomer Stocker
Mia
Gabe Johnson
Walter Scott
Billy ‘Joe
Centerville
Franklin By Mrs. John Moffatt
Social notes record visits among local families including the Moffatts Summers Rineharts Hellyers and Argoes plus a moving update as the Summers plan to relocate near Rex 6. Basil Hartten and others were guests at nearby homes with Sunday gatherings noted.
Unionville Social Notes and Local Promotions
Unionville events include Miss Essie Whisler Russell and Russell Alden at a Sheep and Wool Growers meeting in Des Moines on Thursday. A sequence of local visits, family gatherings, and a Centerville hospital death are noted, with honors for Herbert Price and a Centerville wedding of Helen Lippert and Robert L. Herman. Read the want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Whisler
Russell Alden
Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Des Moines
M. G. Birlingmair
Claudie Ellison
Verdean Selix
Evaline Jones
Bunch
Ellen Johnson
Earl
Garland
Clarence, Mo
U. S. Dukes of
Centerville
Joseph Price
Herbert
Capt. Price
Hunter Field
Clarence Garmon
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Baptist Church
Stuart C. Davis
James Walls
EB. V. Stewart
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