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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
3
A fragmented notice mentions a gathering at Hastings with floral arrangements and a reception for members. It lists names like Ruth Pier and Duris Cole and hints at a ceremony tied to a ship event and a family or church gathering.
An early breakfast at the home of M Rush Tierce drew guests Tont and Ruth Datel Torraine Clark Ethelyn Crawt ilt Pomel Mr. and Mick Niday Annes Nefean Suffivar attended. Melvin Ord of Pancola visited from Sabieday ne h Tor whey arly fits parents. Miss Vera Boling spent Friday evening at the M L Fellows home. A group of friends enjoyed a party and supper.
Hastings Church notes list Easter worship at 7 PM led by Pastor Pande, with visits from local families and friends in nearby towns. The item records numerous social visits, weekend guests, and travel between Glenwood, Red Oak, Ames, Talmadge, and Des Moines, plus hospital update for Velma Rive and illness in Persia.
Dates for the school's closing events are announced with a spring schedule. The senior class will present their play and concert on May 3 and the annual gathering is set for May 24. Commencement speaker is Mrs. EbnePton with Dak delivering the address. Service areas list memorials for Sunday May 16.
Third and fourth grades held a small Easter party Friday afternoon. Students Peggy Clutes Tran Harmisen Marjorie McKinnes Harry Wea Thelma Edie and Orlo participated in class activities. In the fourth grade Daniel Johnson Gorden Edie and Jean Turner joined the event. New pupils entered the district named Foor Mice Lunice and Dean Dart.
Fifth and sixth graders enjoyed an Easter party on Friday afternoon. The sixth graders won the egg hunt. Treats included candy. Sterling Schurr and Janice Waterworth were our helpers.
Freshman class covers general science topics on light in daily life and business letters in Fig lish. Dwight Kelly Hack is welcomed to the school as part of the new term activities.
Doris Williams and Bernadine Mc Cune returned to school Monday. In English we studied A Tale of Two Cities and wrote compositions on The Hero The Wine Shop Madame Defarge The House of Tell Son’s and A Journey Through France in Revolutionary Times. Ralph Gilleland moved to Persia the first of the month. In American literature we study All American period writers and note that Uncle Tom’s Cabin was the most read book of that period and Little Women the most read by girls.
Students in typing class pursue varied projects including poetry books in American and English, recipe compendiums, and favorite sanes. Those with mumps join a later Omaha photo session to qualify for the class plenary. Mrs LaVerne Petter, former Thuuetie Wort, paid a Friday visit to the terror student and classmate.
A readable fragment recounts local social notes from Glenwood and nearby towns. It mentions visitors from Omaha and Malvern, families like the Wilcoxes, Owens, and Paster names, church and cemetery notices, and routine town happenings with several residents traveling to Omaha for photos.
Migs Rutt Lutz visited Ottumwa for Easter with family and returned to town. Mrs Maddarks and Mrs Nelson were briefly ill. Millard Gee's family visited. Maddocks and son Ralph visited in Silver City. Mayberry family traveled to Tekamah Nebraska to visit his mother. Aid meeting faced poor roads but small turnout. Sunday school plans and invitations noted. Rev Floward P Young in Denver reports improved health for Mrs Young along with relief from asthma and sinus issues.
Disjointed reflections describe people who claim opinions about others and men versus women. The passage notes rumors about someone being watched, and critiques of those who talk much yet think little. It ends with a question about others' judgments.
Fragmented readable phrases mention Lillian Urandant Wis ED Jeger public? keeper and Chief Pies. characters Robert Withauts Jute Radwell Prot Dan appear amid garbled dialogue. No clear event, place, or date. items resemble a damaged report or fiction snippet with numerous misread names.
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