Martensdale High School - Martins Tale Yearbook (Martensdale, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1940 volume:

THE CLASS OF 190.0 Presents Tho Twelfth Annual lvlARTlN'S TALE Martonsdalo Hiqh School Martensdale, Iowa nu.-nn un-nn 14111 Foreword . . . All too soon another year has passed. A year in which both sor- row and joy have been combined. 'As we, the class of 1940, join ranks of the Alumni it is our de- sire that through this volume of the Martin's Tale we will be able to present to you a record of the year's events in the hope that the enjoyment derived from them will perpetuate in your memory the pleasant hours of yester-year spent in the halls and classrooms of Martensdale High School. 111111I?2Tu111-11 Dedication . . . l ln honoi' of the memory of Philip Jones, our beloved elass- mate, who passed away Novem- ber 5, 1939, we, the elass of 1940 of the Martensmlale lligh Sehool, mlemlicate this annual. ... .537 ...... -m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nu1nn-uu1nm1m,1,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-W1 Facultq R. ll. CR,xM1aR Supcrinlendent Alanna! Tfllfllillg, .'1,Ql'il'1lHIlfU Hl:RBhR'l' O. Klkcu- IDOERFIZR Principal fWtlffYt'lII!1fit'S, ffozlfh , Mus. R. ll. CRAMHQ llnmv lfmllmllics IHARY ZWACKI N ffmu Jmwriul Y B l:RN.-SDI NE BASSETT Sofia! Sfiencre Grarwlavlhvra SIMPSON Fifflv and Sixth PA'I'RIClA Gfxvm Luo WUES'F NIARGARET MILLS First and Syl-nm! Custodian Third and Fourth .-qm1nn.-un1un.-m.-1.1.1 1 -. 1 1,1nu..xnl..ml.-,1 1 1 1 1.1.11M1lm.-un-.4m.1,m1 C45 BOARD OF EDUCATION Back Row: F. Hakes, M. McConnell, C. Weil Front Row: F. Smith, Joe Seymour, President, John Seymour Secretary BUS DRIVERS Back Row: H. Seymour, A. Brown, T. Cherry Front Row: F. Weidmann, C. Wheeler, W. Annett, P. Miller ...111-11.-...1.-ml-,.,,-.....1111--11.. C55 .-..-.......-.-.....,...-..-.....-..-..-..-.--....---.-.....-.......-.-.-..-.-.-..-..-...-.....-..-.....-..-.,......-..-..... 4. . Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Managers Advertising Managers Class History Class Prophecy High School News Snapshots Declamatory Music Alumni Athletics High School Assembly ANNUAL STAFF IRENE SHEEHEY J ANETTE HILL PHILIP MARTENS WALTER BROWN EARL MILLER JOHN MORGAN EVERYL HAKES LEO SINN JEAN MEILIKE VERONICA HARKIN JOHN MORGAN AUDREY HUSS IAN SLAUGHTER MARIE WEIL AGNES MILLER RALPH WEAVER WALTER BROWN AUDREY HUSS JOHN SEYMOUR ALICE MILLER CHARLES SMITH C55 -fx- -.mln-H1 U--in-. -n.-u- 13.119.31- L.-. MARTENSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL COLORS Royal Blue and Gold SCHOOL MOTTO Through thick and thin For Martensdale, we'Il win. M. H. S. SCHOOL SONG lMusic, On Wisconsinnl On lVlartensdale, On Martensdale Our own dear high school true. We will always love they colors Dear old gold and blue, Ever faithful to our promise, We will keep them high, Ever in the front they'll lw For Martensciale High. We, thy sons and faithful daughters, M. H. S. shall stancl For the best our nation oifers In this promised land. When we leave thy halls of learning Right we'll ere defend. True to every preeept, taught Until the end PEP LEADERS Morgan Weaver 1 1 1 1 1 1 1lul-uvi1wi- .. ... .. 1 1 1 t7l -tif! 1511.-g 1-1 1.1-1-.1-1g -q-g1q1i1q1g- .--gl-ul Q-:Q ig.-Q-f ig.- 1-1-1- --H1111 l1l .-.nn...-.11111..111m1nni-.-.11111111....1nu1n Seniors In-u-u1!1n1-nil I CLASS MOTTO L Launchedg where shall we anchor? 5 I CLASS COLORS 1 Red and White ! I CLASS FLOWER E Carnation F! I I CLASS HISTORY 1 I The Senior Class of 1940 started their Freshman year with 23 I inexperienced Freshmen. We had two class parties this year. Leo f Sinn was our class president and Miss Lusk was chosen to be our I sponsor. At the end of the year we lost Rolla Hendrickson, Robert If Lose, Ruth Shepherd, Jack Evans, Theresa McKinney and John : Kelleher. 1 f I In our Sophomore year we chose Miss Gowdey as our sponsor. I Dorothy Smith left us at the end of the year. This year Leo Sinn was I again president and Philip Jones was vice president. i In our Junior year Theresa McKinney returned to leave us at 1 the end of the year. Betty Seymour also joined to leave at the end 1 of the year. Our class play, Kicked Out of College, was presented I. on December 13. We edited the Junior edition of the paper. On May 1 11, 1939, we entertained the seniors at a banquet at Younkers Tea 1 Room. I I We started our last year with 19 seniors. Due to the tragic i death of Philip Jones, our class was reduced to 18 members. John s Morgan soon joined us from Indianola, making us 19 in members l again. We enjoyed three class parties with our class sponsor, Mr. l Cramer. We edited one edition of the school paper and presented I the twelfth annual Martin's Tale. Our class play, Marrying Mar- 1 garet, was given April 17. We were entertained by the Junior Class 1 on May 9 at Mrs. Doty's Tea Room. On May 6 the Seniors will have I their Sneak Day. Class Day was May 10. Baccalaureate services 1 were held May 12, and Commencement was May 16. M. E. Casey, 1 our former superintendent, delivered our Commencement address. 1 I --u1 1m--un1m1m1mi1i1 1ua1un1nn1un 111: un-:uu1uu1 1iu1uu1uu1uu-:als 635 . .........-..-.-,...,- - -,-,....,.-,- - -...., ,. .. ., ., .4- PHILIP JONES --squeaky Class Vim' Prm-sixlm-nl. 2 Glass Rvporfvr, 3 Declamatory, Z 1,1-l.tv!'. 2 Dramatics. 3 Cheer Leader, 2. 3 Student Manager. 3 Paper Staff, 3 Letter Club Vim! Pr:-Sill:-nt, 3 Lvftvr Clllb, 2, 3 LEO SINN fmeffyf' ..-lnzlzition has no v'c'st Gosh, but ain't slu' s11'r'r'! Class President, 1. 2, 4 Dec-lamatory. 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics. 3 Baseball, 2, 3, 4 Ln-tter. 3. 4 Paper Staff, 3, 4 Chl-ur L1-adur, 2, 3, 4 Lettcr Club. Z, 3. 4 A nllxifimll-ffl.avl'111'r ALICE MILLER IRENE Tho n un ul un Allie Anything for a good timf- VVh0n do IH' vat? Class Vice President, 4 Class Secretary-Trvasurur, 1 Basketball. 1. 2. 3. -1 Letter, 2, 3. 4 Kittenball. 1. 4 Dramatics. 3, 4 Paper Staff, 3, -I Annual Staff, 4 Letter Club, 2, 3. 4 .1lHllilff0'lIf -Court N1-p0rIf'r SHEEHEY I ke Qui1't and l'l'SllllI'l'f'fllln luis l1'f YIf of mill lvft mv again this 'lH0l 7'li'IlgU Class Secretary, -1 Basketball. 1, 2, 3, -1 Lvttm-, 2. 3, 4 Kittenball, 1, 4 Dramatics. 3, 4 Band, 4 Paper Staff, 3. 4 Editor Annual, 4 Lettvr Club. 2, 3. 4 1-1NllIltf0'll-'Sf'Il00l T0ac'lw'r u-nn...n.-,,.-,,.,...,- L..- -m.- -.W , ,,,, H, , ,, H H+ C9 ,,.,.. -..,,-,,....,-,.-,,-,,,...,....-...-...-.,,....,,.-..........-..-..-...-....-..-...-....-...... 4. 5 p,.1g1m.-m.1ni..1lg1,-...plug1g...p1-1-..m..'..-.m14m.-Miw, ...w..m..W..H..W..W..m..m..m..m..W..m..,..W..W..m..m..m..m..W.....W..W..W..M H+ JEAN MEILIKE Jeanie A hmrt of gold that ca-n't lw sold Anything is 0. K. with mc Class Trvasurcr, 3, 4 Baskvthall, 4 Dramatics, 3, 4 Duc-lamatory, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Paper Staff, 3, 4 Il mbitionf Sorial Worlrrr PHILIP MARTENS Phil Ulirwinvss picks up zrhrn I'hU's around I hope' I'u, riof's'n't hmr abryut this Basketball. 3, 4 . Letter, 3, 4 Track, 4 Dc-clamatory, 1 Dramatics. 3, 4 Paper Staff. 3. 4 Annual Staff, Busim-ss Mzmagur Lctlvr Club, 3, 4 .'lHllIitl10'l1-- K Y ! f MARY JANET HILL 'fJanette lIappy-yu-lur I.'y'' Earl was up last night Class Reporter. 2 Basketball. 1, 3, 4 Lutter, 2, 3, 4 Kittenball. 1, 4 Dramatics, 3. 4 Paper Stalf, 3, 4 Assistant Editor Annual Letter Club Secretary, 4 Lsrtter Club, 2, 3. 4 A mbition- Journalist EARL MILLER Miller '1'hc1'u's nothi'ny half so s1vm'f in life, as lovcfs young drvanf' Whur4 x Jamfttv ! Class Prcsillent, 3 Basketball, 1, 2, 3. 4 Letter, 1. 2, 3. 4 Kittenball. 1 Baseball. 2. 3, 4 Letter. 3. 4 Dramatics, 4 Paper Staff. 3, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Lelter Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 A mbition--Farmer u1-1m- nl-un1uu:nu.-uuiuu-n un-M1nn--uu1nn-nu-un-un1nu1 u -un1uu- m1nn1 un..-uu1un1nu l C107 n un-nn1nu-uuiun 1nn1uu1nu-nu-un1un-nn1nm1nn-nn1nn un lm un nn nu nu nu un nn n EVERYL HAKES FreckIes Life is too short to be taken seriously Ruby, did I get a letter? Class Reporter, 1 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter, 1, 2, 3, 4 Kittenball, 1, 4 Dramatics, 3, 4 Band. 4 Paper Staff. 3, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Letter Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 A mb it1Io11-Stenvgfruphc r CHARLES SMITH Charlie Blf'st with plaivn. rz'aso'n and saber sense lI4m'L ask mc Class Secretary-Treasurer, 3 Basketball, 1, 2, 3 Letter, 1 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter. 3, 4 Kittcnball, 1 Paper Staff. 3. 4 Annual Staff, 4 Letter Club, 3. 4 A in bitizmf Fa 1' mer MARIE WEIL Suzy She knows h,rr dramaticsn That's just another one of them Class Vice President, 3 Declamatory, 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter. 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics, 3, 4 Paper Staff, 3, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Letter Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 .1Hlbitf0'YlfPLll'iSll Worker JOHN SEYMOUR Johnnie Bath :rise and levzythzviseu It ai1L't flL7l7lJl, McGee Basketball, 1, 3, 4 Letter, 4 Dramatics, 3, 4 Paper Staff, 3, 4 Annual Staff, 4 A mb ition-Farmer +I: un1nu- u1uu--nul1un- 1 I1 11 min 1nu1nnn-nu':llli-un nn un un n eu nn un s I nu mio C115 M-I--I--I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .1 ami ,gi-1 AGNES MILLER --Aggie lJym1mi'Lf' comes in small par'lragn-s l,l't'.-I yo to a ll'l'8fl'l Yl, IIUII-ll-IODIUU Basketball. 1, 3. 4 Letf.l'l'. 3, 4 Dramatlfs, II, 4 Paper Staff. 3. 4 Annual Staff, 4 Lvttur Club. 3, 4 .1 mbitiovn-N'ursc, Stvomyraphvr WALTER SHAW Steamboat uThl'7'F,8 'nothirng like having your own idvas I lmoll' it ia'n't any of 'my husivwss but' 1 I wafnt to know ll'l'l!l'L0'1l'H Basketball. 3, 4 Doclamatory, l Dramatics. 3, 4 Papcr Staff. 3. 4 Annual Staff. 4 Anzlzition- Undertaker AUDREY HUSS Sim studivs when thvre is'n't anything else to do This 11s the may to do it Class Vice Presixlvnt, 3 Declamatory. 2 Dramatics, 3. 4 Paper Staff. 3. 4 Annual Staff. 4 flmbitiofn -Hams' Economics Teach:-r RALPH WEAVER Weaver Gf'm'us is a rapafity for avoiding hard 1uorIc 'l'h,at's right, yo'u,'re wrong Declamatory, 4 Dramatics, 3, 4 Cheer Leader. 4 Band. 4 Paper Staff. 3. A Annual Staff, 4 Ambition Navy l u--un1m1un1uu1un- u1nn1un.- n1un1 nu- m-nu-mu1mn1nn1nn1nu-nu-nu-uu1uu1 u1un1uu an 4123 n nuiunxln iuuinuzlu -unix: ..un1nu1nn -nu nu In nu lm un nn nu nu un nu nu um nu n VERON ICA HARKIN A1 n A jolly good sport in spite of her red hair Wish I were home Cumming' High, 1, 2, 3 Kittenball, 1, 4 Dramatics, 3, 4 Paper Staff, 4 Anual Staff, 4 Ambitiun--School Teacher IAN SLAUGHTER Slau hter Ask Slwuyhter what he knows about Lorimor Great nwn are during every dull. I feel sink L01-imor Hiszh. 1 Basketball. 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 3, 4 Dramatics, 3, 4 Paper Staff, 3, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Ambition-Aviator WALTER BROWN Gr'ahdma' A friend in need 'li-S a friend indeed Good morning, here I am again' Cumming High, 1, 2, 3 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Letter, 4 Baseball, 2, 3. 4 Band, 4 Dramatics, 3, 4 Paper Staff, 4 Annual Staff, 4 A nzbilion-Farmer JOHN MORGAN Sea Biscuit He sleeps all through the day, but never stays home after dark That ain't the way I hear'd it, Johnni Norwalk, 1, 3 Chicago, 2 Indianola, 4 Basketball. 4 Track, 3, 4 Declamatory, 4 Dramatins, 3. 4 Annual Staff, 4 A mb ition-Forester u un-nu1u I-nu: m1ml1nu1nn1.111-ulu1un1nnu-.nun-nu I 3 DAYS OF INNOCENCE l Millvi' -l. liozmiv 7. Lefty 10. Aggie 13. Charlie- ? Slvunilmozit 5. VV0nvci' 8. Ike ll. Phil 14. Audrey Suzy 6. Johnnie Seymour 9. Jeanie 12. Allie C143 DAZE OF INNOCENCE Earl Miller Mr. and Mrs. Everyl Hakes Miss Mackin 5. Agnes Miller 9. Marie Weil 6. Janette Hill 10. Alice Miller 7. Mr. Kirchdoerfer 11. John Morgan 8. Jean Meilike 12. Philip Martens C153 .-51-1.-1-igiig--1g-Aiq1giq-I1u1nin1u-51111:-l1l1lil1l1n1 gig I lxixiih igigig 114.11111111111111.-1111111u1q111u CLASS PROPHECY Late one morning in my office, I received a call from a friend of mine. It was Ralph Weaver, prominent movie director of the late '40's. Ralph told me to meet him at the airport the next morning and we would take a trip and look up our old classmates. Early the next morning we landed in Chicago and the manager rushed out to meet us. To our surprise it was Earl Miller, now mana- ger of Chicago's United Airways. Earl invited us home with him for dinner. He started to introduce us to his wife, but there was no need to because we recognized her as the former Janette Hill of our '40 class. After dinner Earl and Janette took us to the DeLuxe tennis court where world famous tennis players were playing that day. To our surprise upon arriving our two classmates, Jean Meilike and Walter Shaw, were playing the doubles against the world champion tennis team. After the game, Jean and Walter, very close friends, took us to a large building downtown. There we met Alice Miller, now Brown, and Walter doing the play, Romeo and Juliet. Alice and Walter were glad to see us. Alice said she knew of three more of our classmates in Colorado, so all of us took off for Colorado the next morning to look for them. We landed in a pasture that night and started to a ranch house about a mile away. Upon reaching there Alice knocked on the door and imagine our surprise when Veronica Harkin opened the door and asked us in. Veronica was maid for Agnes Miller and Ian Slaughter. Ian and Agnes owned a large ranch and were very happy to see us. Ian said more of our classmates were in Denver so we journeyed there and met Everyl Hakes, famous woman lawyer, and her client, Audrey Huss, who was a rich society dame now. Everyl and Audrey joined the group and Ralph took off with us all aboard for Los Angeles, Calif. On the way we heard the famous contralto, Marie Weil. Upon reaching Los Angeles, we looked her up and found her accompanist to be Charles Smith. Marie took us to a huge fruit farm for a visit. The partners were Philip Martens, John Seymour and John Morgan. These boys were bachelors and owned tive such fruit plantations. Philip and the two Johns decided to join us and find our last classmate. Jean said that Irene Sheehey was running a night club in Reno. Just two days later, having abandoned the airplane and taking two cars, we reached Reno. We found the Moonlight Marvel, which is the name of Irene's club. Irene was very glad to see the class and invited us in to see the famous professor and magician, Mr. Cramer, n-.-1q1g1- Q-.q1g1g1g1-1q1-1-1g1. -5131--1-1.11pg1g1g1q-113151-1-1-.--131-1'-g1g perform. We went to the dining hall and the entire class and Mr. I Cramer talked and enjoyed a banquet. We departed only after l deciding to meet again every year on February 7.-L. L. S. Q l n 1 1m1In- 1 i1 -- -n1n41mu--uu-nu- unll 1 -- -1:1 1 1:11:11 1vm1m1m1Icio C151 Juniors Back Row: Weidmann, Evans, Bussanmas, Michael, A. Gallagher, Kellar Middle Row: Maxwell, Larson, Crawford, Brownlie, C. Gallagher, Cassady, Mr. Kirchdoerfer tSponsorJ Front Row: Fisher, Fryer, Strahan, Reeves, Murphy, Hill JUNIOR CLASS NEWS The Junior Class started their third year of high school with 17 members. We gained one new member, Charlotte Crawford, of Melcher, on March 5. On September 18, we had our first class meeting to elect class officers. Those elected were: Gene Fisher, president, Lowell Strahan, vice president, Armina Gallagher, secretary and treasurerg Edna Marie Evans, class reporter. On November 15, the class presented a three-act play entitled, The Obstinate Bride, which netted about 338. This amount was not sufficient for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, and on February 20, we had an oyster supper in an effort to get additional funds for the banquet which will be held at Mrs. Doty's Tea Room in Des Moines May 9. The members of the class were interested in many activities of the school. Georgia Bussanmas was a letter winner in declamatory. Most of the boys and girls went out for basketball but we will have only a few letter winners. Those in the class who are in the band are Dorothy Brownlie, Norma Michael, lla Maxwell, Lowell Strahan, Lyle Reeves and Gene Fisher. There will be some who will receive scholarship letters. We enjoyed two class parties, one each semester, with our sponsor, Mr. Kirchdoerfer. C173 m..........1....11-.-.11111111111.-......l Sophomores Back Row: Halterman, Maxwell, Dooley, J. Seymour, E. Crow Middle Row: Miss Mackin tSponsorJg Weidmann, Brown, Deheck, B. Crow, Shafar, Hakes Front Row: Alexander, G. Seymour, Mc-Connell, Allen, Martens Absent: Ralph Sprague SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS The Sophomore Class started their second year of high school with 16 members. Esther Brown who entered from Cumming and Clarence Dooley from Dowling High in Des Moines were two new- comers. Two other members, Ralph Sprague and Elnora Rothweiler, left us during the year. On September 18, we had our first class meeting to elect officers. Those elected were: Jane Deheck, president, Melvin Martens, vice president, Mary E. Hakes, secretary-treasurer, Ruby Shafar, class reporter. We enjoyed two class parties, one each semester, with our sponsor, Miss Mackin. Several boys and girls of our class went out for basketball, kittenball, and baseball this year. There were four girls and two boys who went out for the band. They are: Ruby Shafar, snare drum, Mary E. Hakes, snare drum, Edwin Crow, clarinet, Betty Crow, clarinet, Esther Brown, trumpet, Dale Maxwell, trombone. H1.-11111111-nn-lln1l...11111..11111,, C183 Freshmen Back Row: J. Brown, Seymour, Miller, Shepherd, Sinn, Reinholdt Middle Row: A. Brown, Kellogg, Cassady, Hendrickson, V. Hulbert, Miss Bassett tSponsorJ Front Row: Hyland, Wonderlin, Wilson, Beam, Spick, Weil Absent: Kelly, Dooley FRESHMAN NEWS Our class contains 18 members. Seven of those attended the Martensdale school last year. They are Max Beam, Robert Hyland, Dorothy Reinholdt, Iona Miller, Irene Seymour, Henry Wonderlin, Gene Weil. Newcomers to our class were Lois Hendrickson, Betty Kellogg, Helen Cassady, Mary Catherine Dooley, Betty Shepherd, Jeanne Brown, Eileen Simpson, Francis Kelly, John Spick, Gerald Wilson. Ada Brown joined us in November and Don Stewart enrolled in March. Eileen Simpson moved away in February. We had two parties. The first was a theater party in Des Moines, and the second was at the schoolhouse. In the class tournament the Freshman boys and girls didn't win a game. The Freshmen who are in the band are: Ada Brown, drum majorette, Bob Hyland, bass drum, Max Beam, snare drum, Francis Kelly, trumpet, Gerald Wilson, saxophone, Jeanne Brown, trombone, Henry Wonderlin, saxophone. H1...1..1111111,n4.-ln.-.lm1..-.11..111..1,, C197 DRAMATICS Back Row: Morgan, Weaver, Martens Middle Row: Miss Bassett tCoachJg Strahan, Weil, Mrs. Cramer lC0achJ Front Row: Hakes, Deheck. Bussanmas, Meilike, Brown H IGH SCHOOL DECLAMATORY The local declamatory contest was held on Monday, November 27, in the school auditorium. The following students entered: Oratorical Education Against Crime . . Leo Sinn Dramatic Camille ..... . Marie Weil The Soul of Ann Rutledge . Jean Meilike Little Boy Shaftoe . . Mary Ellen Hakes The Boy ..... . John Morgan Humorous Junior's First Date . . . Georgia Bussanmas Ma Takes a Chance . . . . Ralph Weaver The Boy Who Liked Red Hair . . . Philip Martens The winners, Leo, Marie, and Georgia, represented our school in the preliminary contest held here at Martensdale on December 4. Marie and Georgia won again but lost at the sub-district at Mitchellville. LETTER WINNERS Scholarship Awards: Ninth-Max Beam and Francis Kelly. TenthfEsther Brown and Jane Deheck. Eleventh-Dorothy Brown- lie, Virginia Larson, Armina Gallagher, and Georgia Bussanmas. Cheer Leader: John Morgan. Declamatory: M. Weil, L. Sinn, G. Bussanmas. Student Manager: Gene Fisher. in 11-1111111 xanax?-un 1111-11 1111 I I 1Il1I O!! mimi iguimiw In..-Im1m.1Im1m,1mI1 1nnI1gn 'Z 1IIn1 1 1 1 ... 1 1 1 1 .. ..-,I.I1IIII.I.Im1Im1 1 1 Rhea Eilers . Gayle Franklin Sally Minturn Gloria Reed . lanet Wilson Phyllis Wagner Marjorie Louis Bessie Barbier Minta . . Mrs. Dunn . Allen Sayles . Terrance 0'Sl2ay ferry Warren Dr. Benedict lolm Eilers . Professor Yabuda Harrison Hunter Winifred . Leila . . Margaret . Harriet Hunter Leona Hunter Leonard Statton Leo Statton . Marjorie Tucker Amelia Gardner Noel Thomas Ross Van Buren Ethel . . Lorin Gilbert JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE OBSTINATE BRIDE NOVEMBER 15, 1939 Cast OI RECT0RQMiss. Bassett . EDNA EVANS CATHERINE GALLAGHER CATHERINE WEIDMANN ARMINA GALLAGHER NORMA MICHAEL DOROTHY BROWNLIE . ILA MAXWELL GEORGIA BUSSANMAS MERELLENE KELLAR VIRGINIA LARSON FREDERICK MURPHY . LYLE REEVES . BOB HILL . JOHN CASSADY LOWELL STRAHAN . GENE FISHER SENIOR CLASS PLAY UMARRYING MARGARET APRIL 17, 1940 Cast Professor Maxwell lj6'Z.'l'lI6 Ignatius Wilbur Wellington Marion Fields Lester Hutton u DIIRECTORLMISQ Macnkin -. 1 .- ... 1 1 1 1 1 .1lI...nII1Im1m.1IIII1 1 1 C213 JOHN MORGAN EVERYL HAKES AGNES MILLER ALICE MILLER . MARIE WEIL IRENE SHEEHEY . EARL MILLER IAN SLAUGHTER JEAN MEILIKE . ,IANETTE HILL JOHN SEYMOUR WALTER SHAW AUDREY, Huss PHILIP MARTENS WALTER BROWN . RALPH WEAVER VERONICA HARKINS . CHARLES SMITH .lg -aim--an-ll-nu-M-ua-H-III--Il-Illini!!-IIl1IIu111n-:IuI-l1nl-ll-nl1llI1lII1ulsnlII1-uuimiIliul-1uII1nI-culxnl-sh1lI-l1ll1ll1lII-lu-I-l1I BAND Drums: Shafar, M. Hakes, Hyland, Maxwell, Beam Trumpets: Roper, Deheek, Mic-hael, Delles, W. Reeves, E. Brown I.. Reeves Clarinets: W. Brown, Weaver, E. Crow, B. Crow, Weidmann, F. Maxwell, Sheehey, Smith Saxophones: Wonderlin, Mulliean, Wilson Xylophone: Huss Trombones: K. Crow, R. Martens, J. Martens, J. Brown, Frazier, D. Maxwell, Himstreet Flute: Kleymann Horns: Baritone, Strahang Bass, Fisher, Alto, Brownlie Majorettes: Fisher, Reeves, Deheek, E. Hakes, Brown Absent: Francis Kelly, Trumpet, Ralph Sprague, Saxophone MUSIC For the ser-ond time in the sehool's history, a band was organized W. M. Youker, a state employee, is the director and organizer. We lirst appeared in publie on February 27, with a very successful r-oneert. Not, all of the band members have uniforms as yet, but it is hoped that we will have them by the Iirst of April. We are now learning to march and it is hopeful that we can be able to go to a few ol' the band festivals. The prospects are very good for a band next year since there are but four seniors in the band. The band is not only for people or children in the school, but anyone in the community that would like to join can do so. We have several community members in one group. The Iirst band was organized in 1932 with 16 members and it was under the direction of J. Miller. However, it did not stay in organization very long. It is hoped that we will be able to continue our band and we can do so with the support of the community which we already have to a full degree. 4. N... - .-,,.......,.-H..-..........-,,,.-,,..-,...-....-....... - .. .. - .. - - - - - -..l 4. C229 ,,,,.. 1 .. 1 1 .. -llu...lln1un... 1nm..m,..lm.-ll.,-.llu1llu...llu1 1 .- 1. 1 .- ...lu GIRLS' BASKETBALL Back Row: Kellar, Sinn, Seymour, Miller, A. Gallagher Middle Row: Mrs. Cramer tChaperonl: C. Gallagher, Meilike, Deheck, Hakes, Mr. Kirchdoefer tCoachb Front Row: Weidmann, Ag. Miller, Al. Miller, Sheehey, Shafar, Hill, Hakes The girls' season was very successful. True to the prophecy that every leap year the girls go to the District, 1940 found the girls in the District at Valley lWest Des Moinesi. The girls have won 17 games with eight losses. They lost but one home game. They received both County and Sectional runner-up trophies. In the County they were beaten by Spring Hill in the finals. In the Sectional they were also beaten in the Iinals, but by Van Meter. The team will suffer a heavy loss, losing six of their squad. The graduating players will be Agnes Miller, Alice Miller, Sheehey, Meilike, Hill, and E. Hakes. Letter Winners: Agnes Miller, Alice Miller, Sheehey, Hill, E. Hakes, Deheck, Shafar, and Weidmann. GIRLS' BASKETBALL RECORD M H 25-Thompson's 52 M H. S. 33-St. Charles 20 M H DeSoto 45 M H. S. 41-Liberty Center 1 M H -Patterson 32 M H. S. 27-Patterson 22 M H fNorwalk 12 M H. S. 30fSpring Hill 39 M H Liberty Center 33 M. H. S. 27!Winterset 20 M H -Spring Hill 40 M H. S. 21-Norwalk 12 M H gNew Virginia 25 M. H. S. 52-St. Charles 26 M H 48-New Virginia 25 M H. S. 324Winterset 30 M. H. 43-St. Marys 20 M H. S. 32-St. Marys 23 M H fValley 36 County Tournament Sectional Tournament M H S. 25!New Virginia 19 M H. S. 39-New Virginia 21 M. H S. 37fMilo 24 M. H. S. 34-Patterson 27 M. H S. 30-Spring Hill 43 M. H. S. 194Van Meter 45 District Tournament - M. H. 1 1 1lun.-lnn1llnl..un1lm...ml-,,,,1m,-lnnl1.m S. 324Johnston 33 ..nu1l-ni -:nl-ml-.ml1lm--l 1 .- 10.1111111111.-11111111-...1-1... BOYS' BASKETBALL Back Row: Shaw, Allen, Slaughter, Joe Seymour, Wonderlin, Murphy Middle Row: Fisher fManagerJg Hill, John Seymour, Strahan, Alexander, Mr. Cramer Front Row: Crow, Brown, Miller, McConnell, P. Martens, M. Martens, Reeves The boys have had a fairly good season with 13 victories and 11 losses. They placed fourth in the county after being defeated by Hartford, which put them in the consolations with Milo, being beaten after two over-time periods. Like the girls' team, they will suffer a loss because of graduation. Three of the first team will graduate, Miller, P. Martens, and Brown. Morgan, John Seymour, Slaughter, and Shaw will also graduate. Returning players are McConnell, M. Martens, Reeves, Crow, Hill, Alexander, Murphy, Strahan, Joe Sey- mour, and Wonderlin. Letter Winners: Miller, Brown, P. Martens, Morgan, John Seymour, Reeves, Alexander, M. Martens, Crow, and McConnell. BOYS' BASKETBALL RECORD M. H. S. 43-Cumming 17 M. H. S. 31-Norwalk 32 M. H. S. 14YDeSoto 19 M. H. S. 36-St. Charles 28 M. H. S. 28-Patterson 16 M. H. S. 19-Hartford 27 M. H. S. 14fNorwalk 16 M. H. S. 24-St. Marys 26 M. H. S. 20vLiberty Center 19 M. H. S. 32-Cumming 19 M H. . S. 21-Spring Hill 17 . . S. 28'-New Virginia 43 County Tournament s. 22ANew virginia 20 ' 21 331322228255 H SEE ,TEE 325 M- yhafys 32 M. . s. 20-Hartford 41 ' ' ' - - mes 33 M H s 20iMilo 22 M. H. S. 40-Liberty Center 36 ' ' ' M. H. S. 14-Spring Hill 13 Sectional Tournament M. H. S. 20-Hartford 19 M. H. S. 23-Milo 32 nl- ... 1 1 .. .- 1 1 1 1 .1lm-un1iiii1,.1 1 ... 1 1 1 .. 1 1 im, 4245 BASEBALL SQUAD Back Row: Hill, Joe Seymour. Strahan, Hyland, P. Martens, Murphy Middle Row: G. Seymour, Crow, John Seymour, Reeves, Smith, Mr. Kirchdoerfer fCoaehi Front Row: Allen, Miller, McConnell, M. Martens, Brown Absent: Leo Sinn Letter Winners: Martens, G. Seymour, J. Seymour, Hyland, Reeves, Smith, Allen, Miller, Alexander, Murphy, Hill, Sinn. FALL BASEBALL St. Marys .....,. ................. 1 0 Norwalk ,.,.,,,,,,. ,,,,, 8 Martensdale .... ............. 1 Martensdale ...... ..... 7 Martensdale .... ....... 7 Martensdale .,,.,. ,.,,,,,, 1 6 DeSoto ........... ....... 1 Patterson .....t,,, ,,,,, 1 New Virginia ...... ....... 1 0 Martensdale ...... ,,,,. 6 Martensdale .... ................. 5 Patterson ,,,,..... ,,,,, 1 SPRING SCHEDULE Scores to date of games played: April 9 M. H. S. 8-Cumming 4 May 1-2-County Tournament April 19 M. H. S. 8-Spring Hill 2 May 3-Spring Hill, there April 22 M. H. S. 1O1Indianola 9 May 7-Indianola, here April 26-Norwalk, here Several other games to be arranged ..1 1 1 1 1 1....1....1....1....1....1nu1nu1.n........1.iii1....1ni.1,...1. 1 1 1 1 1... C257 KITTENBALL Back Row: Kellar, Seymour, Sinn, Hendrickson, Kellogg Middle Row: M. Hakes, Shafar, Alice Miller, Agnes Miller, Coavh Kirehdoerfer Front Row: Evans, Harkin, Deheek, E. Hakes, Hill, Sheehvy The girls intend to play several games with Spring Hill and Si. Marys. Martensdale le-Spring Hill 6 TRACK Back Row: Strahan, Dooley, P. Martens Front Row: Crow, Reeves, Morgan, Fisher After a lapse of several years a few boys expressed a desire 1,0 compete in track. Several meets were entered as follows: April 19f-Oskaloosa Relays May 4--Orient Relays John Morgan took tirst, in the mile run at Oskaloosa. His time was 4:51.2. This entitles him to a letter. C255 N1111...-1111.-11...-11-.1-.1..11lm.- ALUMNI Class of 1923 Mayme Anderson Black Bernice Voss Alexander Crena Sarchett Stewart Doris Michael Headrick Lyman Gates Class of 1924 Ralph Archer Russell Crawford Marlowe Crow tdeceasedl John Seymour Donald Stewart Eva Walker Higgins Genevieve Wheeler Class of 1925 Ellis Annett Dorothy Cleland Balzar Frances Cleland Charles Dunn Georgia Forbes Dexter Thelma Haines Miller Henry Seymour Opal Walker Henry Jay Wheeler Alta Work Millican Class of 1926 Alexander Brownlie August Huglin Daisy Huglin Jennie Monroe Cdeceasedl Class of 1927 Katheryn Campbell Newell Katheryne Crawford Goode Merle Crawford Willie Duffy Gordon Himstreet Susie Johnson Hastings tdeceasedb John Lord Marguerite Maxwell Katherine Shafer Parkins Frank Smith Boneta Strahan Cdeceasedl Class of 1928 Roy Anderson Mary Forbes Hutchinson Berniece Howell Robert Lochmiller Ruth Maine Wheeler Gertrude Reinholdt Arthur Speer Dorthea Spick Dunn Emerson Strahan Wayne Wheeler Class of 1929 Winifred Brownlie Lorraine Lickteig Fern Martens Readhead Harold Michael Catherine Weil Dan Wheeler Class of 1930 Patrick Banks Virgil Bender Wallace Brownlie Beulah Butler Burnett Earl Butler Thomas Cherry Lillian Frazier Evelyn Hypes Venagis Raymond Lee Cyrene Roberts Doris Shreves Cushion Ernest Speer Class of 1931 Wilma Archer Allen Charles Beam Dan Clarke Cdeceasedl Dortha Hickman Jones Leland Hill Dorothy Kellar Earl McGuire Gerald Mullins John Roberts A Howard Speer ' Audre Weaver Wise Y . Mildred Weaver Lettington Gerald Wise Class of 1932 George Beam Ruth Brownlie Pauline Butler Catherine Cleland Jack Duff Herbert Dunn Rowena Frazier Lawrence Harvey Joseph Hickman Ruth Roberts Delmar Shreves Louise Siedel Green Elsie Walker Margaret Walker Burning Frank Wheeler Grace Wood Gideon nu.-ml1.ul.1llu-.ul-uu1un.-uulinfo ...ln-mliqm.. la- nn... nu1.m1un-.m.im.1,.n..un1 .. .. 1 1un1qn1ln1 ...ml..y,H1nlu1,m.-.lul...un1.m1 -. .-un.-g C271 'I' -....-..,-.1-..-- ,P - -g-q1p1g1u1---1-1-1p1-1'-441-1.111-ini u1:1gin1u1ll1g1-inigig Class of 1933 Fern Bender Thomas Margaret Evans Harris Ralph Huss DeWayne Lee Pauline Lickteig Paul Martens Gilbert Maynard Aurolyn Perkins Frederick Reinholdt Merwin Strahan Maurice Stroud Dan Thomas Paul Walker Charles Wheeler Dorothy Wise Walker Merrill Wise Class of 1934 Arlie Tillotson Mary Rose Smith Jack Clarke Lois Brownlie Marion Bonsall Wilma Crow Sophia Hypes Smith Lenore Howell Lowell Hill Lois Lee Stroud Mary Jane Monroe Pearl Monroe Myron Strable ALUMNI Robert Murphy Maxiene Smith Franklin Stockton Clare Weil Clinton Wise Class of 1937 Dale Melroy Gaylord Siedel Marjorie Weaver Butler Dorothy Crawford Harold Morris John Walker Burl Beam Oliver Frazier Francis Gallagher Alice Gavin Gary Hall Caroline L'Estrange John Linanne jr. Charles McLaughlin Leonard McKinney Class of 1938 Mary Louise West Reba Brownlie Doris Crow William Cellan Eleanor Hadley Burton Paul Miller John L'Estrange Philip Kellar Honora Hill Ina Spick Phyllis Strahan Snyder if,f21'Qi,1f,a'tens Esther Stockton Annett B. J. Sayre Doyle Wise Marcella Graham Eva Stroud Strable Donald Smith Class of 1935 Class of 1939 Wilbur Bell Frances Burrus Keeney John Hamm John Shafar Margaret Wise John Meade Class of 1936 Pauline Huss Judson Lee Maxine Strahan Ruth Howell Roy Martens Helen Jo Monroe Welch Albert Gavin Georganna Meilike Garold McConnell Florene Fryer Joy Brownlie Thelma Crow Berline Frazier LeRoy Cassady Alice Hoelting Mary Catherine Johnson Hutchinson Orval Hakes Keith Lee Dorothy Reeves Joyce Martens is -l1l1u1u1l11u-1111--U1u1u--111n1u1n-l1ll-u1l1uin1u-nu1uai1m1na:u1l-U11m-uu:uu-un1m-u1w1u1u-ll1ll1uu1uu--I1nn1uo!u 6231 1.11111..1.-11111111111111.-1194 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Back Row: I. Hulbert, V. Hulbert, Reeves, R. Martens, J. Martens, L. Clark Middle Row: H. Hill, Frazier, Wharff, Weidmann, Crow, Mrs. Cramer Front Row: D. Deheck, Fisher, Crawford, Delles, P. Hill, Mullican SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE NEWS The Seventh and Eighth grade officers are: Robert Smith, presi- dent: Betty Fisher, secretary-treasurer, Donald Deheck, class reporter. Inez Hulbert, Betty Fisher, Wanda Lee Reeves, Robert Smith, William Weidmann, Orville Frazier, Harry Francis Hill, and Lovisa Clark are the pupils in the Eighth grade. Dorothy Larson and Mary Agnes Delles represented Martens- dale in the spelling contest at Indianola. Seventh and Eighth Grade Subjects Eighth grade subjects are: Geography, arithmetic, spelling, English, reading, history, civics, physiology. Seventh grade subjects are: Geography, arithmetic, spelling, English, reading, history, hygiene. Honor Roll Reading: Phyllis Hill, Janette Martens, Betty Fisher, Wandalee Reeves, Robert Smith, and William Weidmann. Hygiene: Janette Martens and Wandalee Reeves. ml 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1,.,,1iiiu-,,,,.1i1i- 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 -. im 4295 tl.-..1..1....1-.1111..-....111.....111m. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES l Back Row: Crow, R. Smith, Sinn, Reinholdt, Spurling, D. Hulbert, G. Crawford Middle Row: Larson, K. Crawford, Roper, Weidmann, D. Smith, Miss Simpson Front Row: Maxwell, Martens, McDaniels, Sarchett, Wharff, Annett, Brownlie FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE NEWS Robert Weidmann has had perfect attendance this school year. The fifth and sixth grade pupils gave a Thanksgiving program November 28. Dorothy Larson was the representative from our room in the County Spelling Contest. The pupils in our room sold magazine subscriptions to get playground equipment. They received enough money to buy a bat and ball. Jeannine Sarchett sold the most Christmas Seals in our room. Her total was 168 seals. The Checker Tournament held in our room at noons during the bad weather was won by Bob Spurling. Sixth Grade Honor Roll First Honor Roll, 90 per cent-Jean Brownlie, Dorothy Larson, and Faune Maxwell. Second Honor Roll, 85 per cent-Mirney Martens, Donna Smith, and Robert Weidmann. Fifth Grade Honor Roll First Honor Roll, 90 per cent-Mary E. Annett, Phyllis McDaniel, Jeannine Sarchett, and Richard Smith. C303 i ofa vw 11111-v-v1111--1111111 I 1 -m THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Back Row: C. Clark, B. Reinholdt, Adams, Voss, Nichols, C. Briar Middle Row: D. Weidmann, M. Spurling, L. Smith, Kleymann, B. Hulbert, Miss Mills Front Row: D. Miller, J. Hulbert, McConnell, A. Miller, Hakes, D. Smith, J. Briar Absent: Phyllis Strable THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE NEWS The total enrollment in the third and fourth grades is now 19, 11 third graders and eight fourth graders. Those pupils whose grades average above 9016 for the first semester are Marvel Spurling, Darlene Smith, and Phyllis Strable. The third grade pupils are enjoying a study of the Japanese children, They have read many interesting Japanese stories from the library books. Everyone has taken a great interest in finding and bringing to school for an exhibit articles which were made in Japan. Eskimos and Indians have been the center of interest in the fourth grade. Each study was based on stories from their geography book. An Indian tepee was constructed. The Eskimo study was summarized by making Eskimo books. --- --- 'E.'iY -- ---- -.m-m.--.U-W-J..-M-m.............-.......-it.-I-u...m--m-,l, . M1 nn.- ui..im.-un 4..- FIRST AND SECOND GRADES 1 i Back Row: Weidmann, Shafar, J. Benshoof, R. Fisher, Reinholdt, Olson Third Row: Spurling, Sinn, M. Benshoof, D. Seymour, Robbins, McConnell, Kleymann, Miss Gavin Second Row: Mullican, Deheck, J. Hulbert, E. Hulbert, B. Fisher, Mendenhall, Martens First Row: Annett, C. Seymour, Clark, Hutchinson, Strable, Briar, Deheck Absent: Gavin FIRST AND SECOND GRADE NEWS Our total enrollment is now 27, 16 in the first grade and 11 in the second grade. The lirst and second grades with the third and fourth grades presented as their Christmas program a tableau entitled, Christmas Windows. High spelling honors for the first semester go to the following second graders: Doris Seymour, 98725 Barbara Martens, 94'kg Carol Millican, 93W. The first grade carried out a farm project in connection with their reading. A miniature farm was made on the reading table in one corner of the room. Health charts have greatly improved our health habits this year. The second graders are working on a Holland unit. They are taking a great interest in children of other lands. .-mi,mi..nn1uu1nu-im-.....-nu-.lm..,m1...,1ini....iin-,,,,1,.,,....n1m.1nu-. 1 1 1 1 -. ,H C323 PEOPLES TRUST Sz SAVINGS BANK Capital and Surplus S135,000 .Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation INDIANOLA, IOWA Sept. Sept Sept Sept S E PT E M B E R 4-School starts. 7-No school. Teachers' County Institute. 12-Baseball. St. Marys 10, Martensdale 1. 15-Baseball. De Soto 1, Martensdale 7. Sept. 22-Fall County Tournament. New Virginia 10, Martensdale 5 We Ourselves the Better Serve By Serving Others Best Funeral Horne F. Ambulance Service NQRWALK IOVVA Phone 2571 iw-pq C337 'If als -l-l1l-1l1l1!1l1:1l:l1-l-l-1l--I--l1l:l1n1- lII1uI1n- I1Il1uuiu1m1n1u1nu-u-11 4 :4 i121 11: :i 111114311 I H I 8 I I CCCOC -- I 2 5 If S 11L I 22222 I S? 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HALE GARAGE Inclianola, Iowa .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m41mi.-un1lm1u.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Nov Nov. Nov. Nov Nov lv ov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov NOV. I-un1nm Marlowe Cleaners NOVEMBER 3-Vacation. State Teachers' Convention. 5-Philip Jones dies at Rochester. 8-Philip Jones' funeral at Indianola. 10-Thompson's Beauty School vs. Martensdale. Berlineb. 15-Junior class presents The Obstinate Bride. 17-De Soto wins a doubleheader. 23-Patterson girls Win, Martensdale boys Win. 24-End of second six weeks. 27-Home Declamatory Contest. 28-At Norwalk, Martensdale girls win, boys lose. 29-Homecoming. Both boys and girls beat Liberty Center. fToo much A Vinton C. Watson West Side Square i Special Agent Bankers Life Co. Phone 167 g Office 106 East Salem INDIANOLA, IOWA i INDIANOLA, IOWA ? I 2 a H. M' Humphrey L Augusta s Beauty M D i Shoppe ' ' T Permanents-S3 and up Economy Prices on Spectacles T End curls-52 and UP 11,411 -unrun-nu1mm--un1nn1uu-unl1 1lm1nu a Northwest Corner Square INDIANOLA, IOWA L Phone 44 Indianola I C355 I-HIIIITIIII-nlllllllll-1IlN?lIHuvIlll-Iillll-1IIII1-lllllllllTINSrlllllllll1-lllllllllillllillltl1llu1lIlllllIillltu-nl ...m.1m.1m,1m.1 .... 1 1 1 1uu.-un1,,... -15-g1u1g1g 11 11.1-1-1 ..1n1-1-1g1. 1,1 1g1q1-1-1g 111. g1g1-1-1g1.1-.1g1g1 111 Q0-ll Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dm. Dec. Dec Dec. J. --U HIMSTREETS GROCERY The Briardale Store The Best Foods at Right Prices GROCERIES, MEATS, OVERALLS, SHOES Martensdale, Iowa ,m1uu1m.1.u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1m.- DECEMBER 4-Preliminary Declamatory. 5-Spring Hill girls won, M. H. S. boys. 12-M. H. S. girls and New Virginia boys win their games. 13-Sub-district Declamatory Contest. Both Georgia and Marie lose. 19-Both teams beat New Virginia. 22-Girls beat St. Marys, boys lose. 23-Christmas vacation begins. 29-Girls lost to West Des Moines. M. H A R L A N LUMBER CO. Phone No. 1 . INDIANOLA, IOWA Everything for Building and .-m1m1m1m1m1mi1m1m1lm1m. Repairs I H. O. CRISWELL Feeds, Seeds, Salt and Poultry 513.11444144411mi1m14...-M1m,1q.11m1un11.u Supplies South Side Square INDIANOLA, IOWA 1m1q.1m1uu1un1m1uu1un1uu1m. 1m-ml1u 1uq1un- I -g.1m1-.1-1....g T 7 --1,-1m1m..m, Q3 SHOES HOSIERY Trimb1e's Shoe Store We Do Shoe Repairing North Side Square INDIANOLA, IOWA STANDARD PARTS SUPPLY CO. Automotive Replacement Parts Phone 303 INDIANOLA, IOWA nu 1-01-D--.Ir-un--nu1liu1nu1uu1uu-sw N1m...m.1u..1lm1,.,.1.un1uu1un1uu1nn1i -un1n 53 nfnn1n1u1sn-uu1un1u111--in1n1I1l'-ln1ll1ll1h-u1m1n1u1--lan1nu1n-m1nu1nu1un-ln111:1h1ul1uu1uu-m1m1m--nu1un--nn1uu1m1m1u1un1uu-iv NELSON S. BURNS 'I' 1lnu1nn1un1un1nru1M1lul-un-:nn-nu1nu1an111:11nu1lul1lul-un1un1nu1nnl--miruu1m1:l Eggs and Cream l Aff0 'eY'A -aw 1 E. S. CHITTENDEN 212 N. Howard Phone 169 INDIANOLA' IOWA E. E. SHAW, M.D. Office Phone 21 Residence 168 Specialist in Refraction, X-Ray Phone 297 Also Headquarters for Sargent's g Feeds l INDIANOLA, IOWA T I Hyde's Service Store Physician and Surgeon GROCERIES AND MEATS i T Indianola, Iowa Hi hest Prices Paid for Poultry, I . T Quality and Quantity at Low Prices 1iinr1u..1ml1 1 1 ..uinn11,11-.,n1.pn1nn1uu1 1 1 1 .. 1 .. 1 1 1 lm. Diagnosis and Treatment Harlan Bldg. Indianola JANUARY Jan. 5-Both teams won from St. Charles. Jan. 9-Two wins ,over Liberty Center. Jan 11-Beat Patterson girls and Cumming boys. Jan 12-Cards for first semester. Jan. 16-Spring Hill girls win, M. H. S. boys. Jan. 18-Boys beat Hartford. Jan. 19-Girls beat Winterset, seconds lose. Jan. 23-Girls won, boys lost to Norwalk. Jan. Jan. TIIIlllHlTIllITlllllllllTIMll!!!illlllllllillllllllli-IIII IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL 26-Macksburg boys win over M. H. S. Our seconds win their game. 29, 30, 31-Girls' County Tournament. Girls beat New Virginia, Milo, but lose to Spring Hill in finals of the tourney. I T Drugs Glass Paints Try Q t Botkin's Barber and L- H- M Y E R S T DRUGGIST Permanents-S3 and up T North Side Square INDI5ggrEAi35IOWA Phone 18 Indianola IIIU1 llll illNTlll'TIlll'1Hlll llll Tllllllllli' llll llllllllllillllg llll flllllllllillllv llll Till!!1'llIIilIIllllH1llIIlTIllITlIPlllll Ken gt Betty Beauty Indianola Locker Salon Service We pay Long Distance Calls on T Have Your Own Fresh Meats A Permanents T All Times INDIANOLA, IOWA T PHONE 20 .-pm1m.1lm1..u1.,,,1nn1u..1,,,,1 1un1.m1uu- -. 1 ...pN1u..1nu1lnn1 1 -. 151.-1. 1373 -r--- 4, .--.--..----.-.-.-......-..-..-.1...,....-.1--..-,....,.........-,..,,....-....-.--.--...-....-.-.......-...-1-.-I. - Feb Feb Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb Feb. I 89 Cn? III 'o 'Sw -sw, Q- W9 as E E-4 553 275 :: Sm rv! B.. ESI if cr 5.3 gt? I E2 'o :s F9 N :S sa. W FD Q 0 P' L O ID FY' I I S s : 1 I I Es I I I 9-3 UI U1 I rt 2 I H 23 93 If 2, 2 CD I Iz 3 2 I E f' 5 2 IGS o I 5' g I-. I 5 Ha NE rn 5 Eg U2 I 'greg mg I I1 Q. I io2s2:.--i5QfUI E FI,-bgzgoffl E M O 0 Q I I?V'I?i23'U I 73 5 UQ ISE :S RFI 5 5, 3, ' 22 0 2 2 IQ 0 CD E I C, I-S I g 0 CI' In' 53 STI 3' 2 5 EQ I E 1 5 FD I RI is I1 I F CD I In I U' I :I 2 I C I II1un1In1IIu un-IIIIQIIII-In I I-nn1nu1Im--un1InI1nu-no 5 5 5 I EI Q If .I 2 i I gp IZL Q' 3 5 I I H. IQ 2 :lj E 5 3 53' F 5m I I O I o cn 2 I-I 3 E mpc ope I I P FI 'U In 2.0219 5 2 cn f' ' E-29'-H I I O I ' '37 2 2 3 - O0-ISU rt m m T I I P l I amz 5 I m EI I FEM!!! I I-'I E , O 3- of , .13 sc-PI I E DA 91 IE. I4 SIIG I 5 Ia' a HI I 3 ig 8 CI I I 5-Won two games from St. Charles. 9-No school. Girls beat Winterset, boys lose to Hartford. 13,-Break even with St. Marys. Girls win, boys lose. 15, 16, 17-Sectional. Girls beat New Virginia and Patterson, lose to Van Meter. 14, 21-'Lost to Johnston by one point in district. 27-Band concert. 28-Boys lose to Milo in sectional at Indianola. sf C C+ P1 21 F Q2 U w-I I1 G - UQ I-+I? O-9 U2 2.0 S- nap. H CD 5 w Q3 H :B FI D-Cbpxl-I 5:10-FI 0---CIO 5535 QSC m ' 3551115 E14 :LO M5 E as PU I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I WINTERSET, IOWA 1. lm-1.1 ..- 1 1 1 1 1IIn1mI-IIII1Im1m,.-mlim.110:...Imim,1IIII.-II.,1m,1Im- nn- ......,.-...-...-...-......................,.................-..................-...........-II-.. .........I.......,-...-..................-....-....-..,.-...-.......-..-....-...-...-...-.....,.-..-4. I HALL at EWALT I J' F' IIIEIQTMAN I . . Aff0 f'eYS'Af-I-HW I Physician and Surgeon INDIANOLA, IOWA I Phones: Office 779 Res. 78 I WINTERSET, IOWA C387 flu 1uu1 1.1-.m...m1 1 1 ..,.,,1nl1 11,191.11 1nu-liip1un1nn1ml1,,,1:inn-uu1m1m1M.1l Hirsch Service Station Florence? Beauty Pi-uLLlPs as Shop l L Guaranteed Beauty Service of All Six miles east of Martensdale and T Kinds four miles west of Indianola on T 2 Doors North N. E. Corner Sq. N0' 92 T Phone 55 Indianola L GEO. T. FARLEY i Jones Implement Co. Plumbing, Heating and Sheet L A. C.'s Minneapolis Moline Metal g New Idea Phones: Office 453 Res. 672-J T FARM MACHINERY INDIANOLA, IOWA i Indianola, Iowa I MARCH March 9-Merallene Kellar and Ruby Shafar entered in State Free Throw Contest. Better luck next time. March 19-Seniors went to Des Moines for their pictures. March 20-Seniors start work on their play, Marrying Margaret. March 20-Martensdale joins the Tri-River Conference. O 5 s. J. MELSON Office Phone 115 i Morrisey Truck Lines County Engineer Residence Phone 148 1 Q INDIANOLA, IOWA WINTERSET, IOWA T -nu1nu1uu1M1nn1uu-un-liu1uu1un1mm-uninu1nu1un-im1im1nu-un1uu1n1i1uii-iiu1nu1un-im- l Banks' Greenhouse C' A' TIIEIUIEIBLOOD I 829 South Seventh Ave' i Phones: Office 215 Res. 605 5 Special Attention to Diseases of - Stomach and Bowels. X-Ray I Laboratory e Harlan Bldg. Indianola Physician and Surgeon WINTERSET, 1oWA Q C395 uu1lu1uu1un- all uu-. uu 1:1-ml1iin-uiu1nu1m-lu -x--- -vnu-nu1uu1uu...uu1uu1un1uu-11:11111111: John N. Hartley shop and sAvE at -un1n-nu-un-1 1:11-,Ig l 2 7 I , P E N N E Y s I Attorney-Af-l-aw Quality At a Savings I Phone 90 I J. C1 Penney Co. I South Side Square I WINTERSET. IOWA INDIANOLA, IOWA I- -..-..-..-.........-....-..-.........-....-...-...i...-....-....-....-....-...-...-...-...-...-....-..-..- l I . I MCCOY-SPANGLER I Gllbelat 55 Stewart I I RESEARCH HATCHERIES I I CO' I Blood Tested Registered I Ray McCoy Frank Spangler , Inspected I Qulity Farm Seeds I Buy of the Producer . . . Build I Hardware and Harness I Warren County i INDIANOLA, IOWA I INDIANOLA, IOWA l-uu- -H1W1nu-uu1uu1ulu1uln1un1nn1 1muluu1 -lu1iln1ini1uu1iln1un1nu1uu-- --m1uu- l APRIL I April 1-AprilF001. I April 9-Cumming here. We won 8-4. I April 13-Everyl Hakes and Alice Miller went to Adel for a Shorthand I Contest. I April 17-Senior class play, Marrying Margaret. I April 19-Spring Hill here. Girls lost 6-1. Boys won 8-2. I April I9-Track boys go to Oskaloosa. John Morgan wins mile run. I April 22-Baseball at Indianola. We won 10-9. I April 23-Concert by M. H. S. band. 5 April 26-Norwalk here. I April 27-Band went to Drake Relays. I April 29-Band concert. I i 11llilMil'lllTlIll1!lIll1'UIllIIlli D i I I s o 0 E I Wllllams' Service I BURKEY CAFE I Station INDIANOLA, IOWA I I Skelly Products T A Real Place To Eat I Phone 119 T East Side Phone No. 4 I INDIANOLA, IOWA T Burlington Bus Depot I I -nu- 1nuc-nu-uniinu--im-um:llnl1im1ulu1 -nu1mm11m1mm11:111nn1mm-im--un-lln1nu1nn1iln-lin- I 1 I BEST WISHES TO T C. H. F I S H E R MARTENSDALE SENIORS E Real Estate and Insurance I I I From E Land Supervision I I Farms and City Property I I A' H' T R A U B I Phones: Office 1445 Res. 275-W I COUMY A'-1dif0 I INDIANOLA, IOWA ' I 4n1un1 1 1iiu1in--un1m1m1uu1 -- 1uu1un1un1mini:-un-nn--lm1un1nu1un:-un-I1mm 1407 -i--- ..,m1 ml -uu1un 1iui1mi1nu1iin1 iui1uu1iui1nli1nu MILLS MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service Guaranteed Used Cars WINTERSET, IOWA wn-- 1-un1uu-nn-.uu1nu1lui1uu1uu-- nn :un 1-nu Shultz Cleaners The Place Where the Press Lasts Longer South Side Square INDIANOLA, IOWA 1111111111:-iui1nii1un1nil1iul1nnl1mi1nu1uu1nn1 -nut 1nn1am1uu1uu1unrlul-uu1un1 1uu1un-nu.- 1un1mn-uii..iin-11111nu1nn-un.-uu1 11:11- May May May May May May May I Anderson's Trading I Post s 2302 Southwest Ninth l ANDERSON Bno'rHEns 2428 southwest Sixth I VVe SeH for Less T lllllllllTllllillllllllllllllTIIIITIIIITIIIITMIITIIII- I . . : FARM is DEE MACHINERY T x0 'fe 5 Mom ,uh Tractors and . Threshing I M ac h i n es ! F. P. HARTSOOK l WINTERSET, 1ovvA I M AY 1 and 2-County Tournament at St. Marys. 3-Spring Hill, there. 6-Indianola, here. 9-Junior-Senior Banquet at Des Moines. 12-Baccalaureate. 16-Commencement. 17-School's out. .. 11.111iilnliru.-,m1m.1iq,1 .- 1 1 -. CALL C. M. H A K E S For GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 522 Martensdale -nu:un-IM1uniuni..-un1inn1iiu1uiin Farmers Sz Merchants State Bank WINTERSET, IOWA Offices at St. Charles and Orient Member Federal Deposit Insurance 1 1 1l.,l1,u.1.n.1lN.1 1 Corporation nn1uu s nm inn T T S E I E. H. Felton Sz Co. lt Pays to Trade at the Elevator Blue Belt Feeds Custom Weighing GLENDAL FELTON, Manager Indianola, Iowa WINNING gl BLACK INSURANCE BE SURE . . . INSURE INDIANOLA, IOWA C419 1 nn1un 1lm1ini1nu- mn-1uu 1ini-iiu1un1uu--nlu- 1uln1n.,1ni,1iuri-.nn1iii.-.uqiiqiiixuu..uu1nu im- .g................-..-.....-.-...-..-..-..........-......-.....-..........-......-.....-....-.......-..-..-..-....................................-........,g. . I I E E S E I e s Grand Roller Rink 7th and Grand Des Moines Matinee 16cg Night 26c Skate For Health and Fun Dance On Roller Skates 1940 PROGRAM MoC1intic's Grocery Groceries and Meats PRICED RIGHT Phone 902 East Martensdale McCLINTIC'S GAS STATION HUGH HORNADAY John Deere Farm Implements INDIANOLA, IOWA HOLLEY'S Always See HoIley's For School Supplies 100 East Grand DES MOINES, IOWA SAM'S CAFE Good Meals Beer Pop Cigarettes Dance Every Saturday Evening CUMMING, IOWA George The Chili King Seventh and Mulberry COMPLIMENTS im..m1., in I r I 2 I i I z I i I s I a I 4 I 5 I i I 2 I Q I I I I 2 I I 2 I Q I 2 I 5 I I I I 2 I I 1qn1im 10,1 1m -1m1up1m,1w,1ug1nu.-u,.1Inln1qm - ..q.u1miun1qn1w1m1n.im1n ,ml-mg-un i.,g..nq-.m1...,q.-lm.1.,.1M1.,u11m1u.p-.qn.-.u.,1u,, A Ji N -n-in-Ia V I I I I I 5 I I I I I E I E I I 1 W1,q.1w.1m41...1nu1ml-.uIIn....nuuI1...l1.m1u,I Grace's Beauty Shop For All Types of Beauty Service Always with most reasonable prices at GRACE'S SHOP Phone 558 Winterset c-uuruu1un1ini-un.-uuxvnn-uuiun-wu1uu-un HENDERSON'S FURNITURE Skelgas Ranges Washers Wall Paper Rugs Everything Nice for the Home East Side Square Phone 73-J WINTERSET, IOWA C. C. BRIGGS Insurance of All Kinds INDIANOLA, IOWA iw11444-nu-un1lin1llu1luI-nll1uu--llu-uu-:liu- J. W. WINTER Veterinarian Phone 2572 NORWALK, IOWA -run-un.-im-ini1nu1nu1un1nn.-uu1Inu1nu-m- DOWLER'S CAFE Really a Good Place to Eat Phone No. 9 Bus Depot WINTERSET, IOWA G. O. THOMAS PORTABLE MILLING Phone 112 PROLE, IOWA ulu1l-u1u1u1:1n-uvuin-5:in-uu1u1n1n-un1n1-nu-m-uu1m1n -un-n1uu1ln-m1w1n1nn1u-m--nu-N11114m-un-Im1u1uu-un-mI1m-ll-.lg 1nu1u1 1 1 1ml1un1 .. 1 1 .- SEE HAROLD MICHAEL For GEN ERAL HAULING Martensdale, Iowa --nn1 1nu1nu1un-nn1un1nn1nu1im-uu-iul-nu Radio Beer Tavern STOP AND SEE DEL WHEN IN TOWN INDIANOLA, IOWA ..uu.- 1191..-m....m.-.nu..uln1m.-un1 11.1 nu1 1nn1uu1uu1nu1un1nn-uu1um1 1m1nn1un 0 R. J. JONES Jeweler and Optometrist. Guar- anteed Quality Jewelry Expert Attention for Your Eyes By Reputation Finer Jewelry Since 1917 WINTERSET, IOWA 5 E o COCHRAN STUDIO 1229 25th St. Phone 5-5761 Kodak Finishing DES MOINES, IOWA 1uu1nu1nu1uu1im1nn-nu11m-un1lm-uu1 THOMAS CAFE Meals Groceries Cold Drinks Cigarettes Telephone 2391 NORWALK, IOWA WHEELER 8x SON Groceries and Service Station Skelly Gasoline and Kerosene Tagolene Motor Oil Phone 597 Prole, Iowa 1nu1nu1mu1uu1nu1mm 1mi1un-im -nu1uu 1 uw 1lm1nu1im1ml1nn 1lm1mi1ina-l1n1un-.1 11m 1mm Daniel F. Gallery Attorney-At- Law Telephone 156 WIN TERSET, IOWA CUB CAFE Air-Conditioned Fountain Service SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS Remember-No Better Food Can Be Served nn1uu1im1un-mi1nn1uu1uu1im..un1iiu1iiu1nn....iiii M. B. Cunningham M.D. Physician and Surgeon Residence Phone 2671 NORWALK, IOWA 11m1nu1nu1uu1un1uu 11m-nu 11m 111111 1llu Eig7uu1nu-un1nu1i4n-u 1 1 u-nu1un1nu--un --ml1un-uu1nu1nuinnlun-li...-u.,1,n.1n.,1 GEIL COAL YARD Southwest Ninth and Army Post Road COAL ICE FEED Sargent and Nutrena Feeds Phone No. 7 J. R. Geil - ,, -1.1-,,.,,-1,..-1.,,-n11.111u11n11u1..-11--.-1m-.n-.1-.111-1-1--.1 .-g-.g--..-- is-1-n-1-1111: I E I E I I I I I I I I I 111-..1111.-1114..-1111.-11111111111111 111111n111111111111..11111 111111111111..nn11m-11u...11u11m...1n111111-.1m1.1111-- 1111111111111111111111111111.-1111--11111111111n111111111111u11 1111111-.1111-1111111111111111111111111-111111411--1111--1111--1111 L. R. Nick CRABB GREETINGS TO SENIOR CLASS County Recorder INDIANOLA, IOWA Union State Bank WINTERSET, IOWA Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FYR-FYTERS The Best Fire Protection FOP Home and School A Size For Every Need LEO WUEST Phone 1417 Martensdale Phi1leo's Maid-Rite Shop For Good Eats and Drinks Across From Lincoln High We Appreciate Your Business 11-111111111111111un-.111111111-1111,11111.n11.-11111111111111 A. C. FRAZIER GENERAL BLACKSM ITHING MARTENSDALE, IOWA I Appreciate Your Business ..1m..11.1..11111111111111111411111411111...11111.1q111111,.1. Shirley A. Webster Attorney-At-Law Farmers and Merchants Bank Bldg. Phone 15 Winterset, Iowa E -11111n-1n1-1m-uu1l111ll- L -u,1.1,1pgi-.-1111111.11 I I I I I I I I I I I I I i-m E 2 5 n1q.-m1-.m1- g -111111111 i E E A 1 2 E -I-511 v --11111111111111111111111111111-1111--111111111-111111111-11 -111111111 .-111111111-11111111111101111111111 11111 111111111 -1111111111l111u11....1111111111111111111-1111-v11n- -- WRIGHT'S POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY U. S. Approved and Pullorum Tested Baby Chicks. Feeds, Sup- plies, Brooders, Remedies. Phone 260 Winterset, Iowa M2 Mile West on Highway No. 92 WARREN COUNTY OIL CO. Phone 105 215 North Howard INDIANOLA, IOWA Indianola Creamery Redman Pasteurized Milk Butter Ice Cream Phone 107 214 N. Howard INDIANOLA, IOWA A. E. NULL Greetings To All My Friends In Madison County Powell-Williams Motor Co. IN DIANOLA, IOWA For Clothing and Furnishings See King Clothing Store WINTERSET, IOWA 1111 111111 11111 1114111 -.11 I ...........-.....-...-ff.-..--..-.......-..-....g. un..1111.-m1111111 1m...11-11n11m11,,-.1n1uu1n111u-1n1...11n-.W-in 1g-.1gig1g-p1- Phil R. Wilkinson Attorney-At-Law O Probate - Commercial Phone 167 WINTERSET, IOWA LEE A. BEYMER JEWELER GRADUATION GIFTS North Side Square INDIANOLA, IOWA -nu1nn1iin-nu--nu-un1un1un-uni-nu1iiu1iu41uii Standard Oil Service Tobacco Cold Drinks NATTIE FIFIELD, Owner Bevington, Iowa -un-.iin1llu1iui1uu1un1uu:uniuiniinu-.ini1lni1iiii M. Young 85 Company Grains, Seeds, Coal, Clay Products, Livestock Feeds, Custom Milling Phone 64 WINTERSET, IOWA -um 1nm1uii--uii1uu1iiu -uurnu 1nu-un1nn-un-im HARTZLERS Electric Service and Supplies Service on all Makes of Radios Phone 34 INDIANOLA, IOWA iunr 1nn1nn1nn1nu1uu-iin1iiu-i 1im1uu1nu Z I I I S I i E inn:ml-im--nn1nn--uu1luiinn1101-nn C457 Collings Cllothing JOHN SIVERS, Manager CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS East Side Square INDIANOLA, IOWA Mn-nu1uu1nn1ml1nu1nu1uu1xni-l1u1ln11nul1 R. E. Scroggs, D.D.S. M. L. Palmer D.D.S. Phone 15'I C. H. Mitchell, M.D. Phone 522 ' IN DIANOLA, IOWA --uu1uu1mm-nn-ilu1un1iiii1nu1mm-lun-m11uu1 Farlow Motor Sales Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service Tires, Tubes, Accessories, Gas, Oil Phone 84-W Winterset, Ia. 1lm--nn-lln-len-uu1uu1un1llii-.un-mi:un1 SMITH PRODUCE Highest Prices Paid For FURS POULTRY HIDES CREAM WOOL EGGS Phone 302 Indianola 1lm1un1nn1uu..nn1lm1un1ini-illi1ilu-W1 L. D. CARPENTER D.D.S. DENTIST Phones: Office 1615 Res. 134 INDIANOLA, IOWA 1-.-1--'15 1-151 -uiu1m..n gig- -gv - I I I I I I I I I I I I N.,minuimniuu-.ilin1ulia1iu1Iin1un-lm10,11 I -unc-nu 11m 1nn1un1iuI1 uu1llu:rlll1lIll--:hui FRED STIFFLER Best Wishes to Martensdale Seniors Board of Supervisors Norwalk-Cumming State Bank o NORWALK, IOWA O Office at New Virginia, Iowa ni.,uninn,unimi,uniuu1ini1un1nii1uu1nu1nu If You Want a Good Monument See J. W. L U N D Y INDIANOLA, IOWA Come to the shop and see what You Buy MARK EVERY GRAVE M...uninuinn,nn1iIu1uii...un....nn1uii1un1.un1lul DRS. HOOPER G. FULLGRABE Physicians and Surgeons Office Phone 177 Harlan Bldg. Indianola L. E. HOOPER, M.D. Residence Phone 492 E. A. FULLGRABE, M.D. Residence Phone 311-J Peck Electric Shop Philco Radios, Westinghouse Ranges and Refrigerators North Side Square INDIANOLA, IOWA a,lETuu1nu1uuu-uu-ml-lin:-nu1uil1liu1unI1 1m -.1011 1ml..uu1.iinlnnliinluiiiuu1uu1un1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I -r--'- -'I- I- -'H I I I I I I I I I I I I I m....,.linn1lm1in1lniuu1. T T 1g1g1m1m.-gy -un..uu...uminniun--nurun-lui1nu1lIu1uu1un uu1uu1un111111nu1mm1nu1mm1:01-llu1uu.-luiin UNITED FOOD MARKETS INDIAN OLA, IOWA HO M E OW N ED West Side Square Stump's Lunch on Highway o GOOD SAN DWICH ES AND CHILI O INDIANOLA, IOWA Frank Houghtaling Sinclair Service Station Opposite Ford Garage Phone 56 Indianola HOME LAUNDRY ODORLESS DRY CLEANING Rugs and Curtains INDIANOLA, IOWA WEEKS Sz GRANT DENTISTS Phone 104 INDIANOLA, IOWA .-u ui: -nl .in1an..u.-gg1pigin-.m.-nn1n1u-n.-nu.-1.1.-1-1'1g.1q.1.,.-,q,min -un1uu1nu-un1m1-m1nu1uu-1.11m114441u1m1uu1li--m--ul1w1u-mi1n1un- ni: -.IIII-IIII1uniIIII-IIII1IIII1uII1IIn- IIII1 mI1IIII1IIII1IIII--IIII1nII1IIII--IIII1IIII-Im--IIII1mI1 Iuliuu ,mil IIII l N E A L 3, S 0 N DEHECK SERVICE . g Standard Oil Products Chevrolet Sales and Service i Beer Sandwiches I Hardware Pumps Windmills g Q 3 Tank Wagon Service l ST. CHARLES, IOWA Oils and Greases I IllIlIilIlITIIIITIIHiIIHTllllifllllllllltlllllllilllllvllllTIIN--lllliIllliIlIlllIll1-llllTIIIIT llll iIIll1IIll1IlII1IllI'1IlN- Henderson Sz WIISOH i Attorneys-At-Law I DR. I. K. I Q g Physician and Surgeon Loans, Abstracts of Title I ST. CHARLES, IOWA IN DIAN OLA, IOWA I I1IIII1IIu1IIn-IIII -IIIIiIIII1IIII1IIu1IIII1IuI1IIII1IIII1uII1IIu1IIII-Im-IIII1IIII -IIII-IuI1IIII1IIII1IIII- III-IIII- THE HOME OF Hart-Schaffner 85 Marx Clothes CHARLES ROWE VVINTERSET, IOWA 1IIII1 .. I1uII1IIII1:III1miinn1nu-IIIIinn-ImimQIIIIQIIII:Im:Im1IIn--Im-nu-IIII1IIII1IIII1InI1IIu1u BUSSAN MAS FUNERAL HOME OUR MOTTOH COURTESY AND SERVICE Distance Zlfleam Nothing to Us Store Phone 801 Residence Phone 805 BEVINGTON, IOWA 1473 'I' I i ! 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Skelly Products T Your Patronage Appreciated L . u-un--11111111111111-1111-1111-1111-11111111111111--1111-1i11- S Eye I-yt h n g In B u i n g M ate ri al WHARFF GARAGE COAL CEMENT SAND Body and Fender Work A Used Cars A Q 24-HOUR SERVICE S I Phone No. 103 Phone 902 Martensdale 1 111111 111111im1111111111-1111.-111111111-1111-11111111111111111111nn11111-1111-111111:11-1111.-11111111111 1 11111- FRANK LICKTEIG GARAGE LET'S MAKE 1940 BETTER THAN 1939 AND STRIVE TO MAKE 1941 BETTER THAN ALL MARTENSDALE, IOWA -11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111-11111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111- The Record and Tribune ' Are Read In Most of the Homes In Warren County Leading Advertising Medium Record and Tribune Want Ads, For Farm Sales Market Place of Warren County 111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111.-111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111 C481 -eg4.w EF 4, ,Q H44 ti IV 1 jk 'erm , r'f' ' 'Q I-. -' n 1 . I A I 1 -as-2 sf if!! l .I wx ki ' i I '1 -A M . ,r .,, I E 4. - .'1 if Q21 if l-m a 51 . u I 3 Iii! 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