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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
8
Hastings schooling news notes re elections where teachers Kelby Clyde, Thaner, and several others are kept in their posts by the voters. The report lists names, positions, and terms and hints at a wider school governance alignment with local regents and administrators.
Readable portions describe a church Sunday School group gathering for an Easter picnic with names like Woolf and Faginates referenced among the attendees. The text notes roasting and play activities, with several garbled phrases but preserves the event’s communal nature and celebration.
A farewell party at the Plorman Schurz home honors Mildred Hunt with attendees Norma Uch, Farell Winterworth, Bete Crawford, Ruth Gittens, Verovhy Primmer, Mildred Hunt, and Rosytiend Hunt. Refreshments included tea, cake, and cream. Several guests reported travel and Easter plans among relatives and friends in the area.
Hastings Public School notes a week of activities with staff names and student events. Mentions Preday, Rell Beberta Cte, Pehla Hiameeem, Vor wer Glsent Dist, Donel Joti and Brad Ciurtier in third epoh speed, and Meerin Chaepene involved in safety and music events.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and terms with no coherent event or outcome. No identifiable teams, dates, or locations to summarize. unavailable facts prevent a valid sports item. The readable portions are insufficient to form a meaningful headline or summary.
Velma Minas reports on senior class arithmetic study of taxes and aid. Miss Allen questions Nebitt about a topic as Loran notes the question is too formal. Miss Lillian Crawford dined with the Johnsons in Sunderland. Howard Rea, Carson families and kids spent Sunday at the Hanford home. Regina Lookalill Lorraine Clark and Mrs Williams drove to Red Oak Tuesday. Jennie Fellows of Council Bluffs visited her parents. Roy Crawford and William Crawford, from Malvern CC Camp, spent the weekend with family.
Musical evangelists arrive in Hastings from April 19 to May 3 at several venues including a Circe Methient church event. The group, noted for extensive touring across the United States, attracts wide interest with methods that appeal to all classes. Hastings and surrounding area are invited to hear them.
The North Grove Cemetery Association met at Mrs W T Bowen s home on April 10 for a business meeting. Officers chosen for the coming year include Lyle Hixson as president Mrs Faye Winters vice president Mrs Alfred Scott secretary and Mrs Harold Scott treasurer.
Hastings M E Church announces daily revival services at 8 PM and a children’s service Tue and Thu at 4 PM. Young people meet Mon Wed Fri Sat at 7 30 PM. Prayer meetings at 1 PM daily. Visitors Mr and Mrs Lacour arrive April 19. Local society notes cover visits, building work, and a Leap Year party. Great community turnout for “Aaron Stick of Punkin Crick” by Indies aid society.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Rainbow Hill and Rainbow HAL Totdysinith mixing pigments for home rendering. Mentions color options red pink green brown blue and a pool idea named Malgasine Lincoln Memorial Pool with unclear measurements and processes.
A local study by a regional criminology group examines murder rates and public attitudes toward crime in Kausaville, noting that citizens rarely see murder as a prevalent issue. The report highlights perceptions, media influence, and calls for improved crime reporting and community safety measures.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood on March 24 1936. They passed a resolution calling redemption of $190 000 of Primary Road Bonds dated May 1 1930 and 1934 to be refinanced. Notices will run in Des Moines Register at least 20 days before May 1 1936 with details of bond numbers, dates, and interest rates. The plan includes necessary steps by the County Treasurer and County Auditor.
The Oaks congregation reports 74 in Sunday school for Faster Sunday with many members added and gifts from Mrs. Tda Custer Tor othy Warren and Otis Hall. A short Easter service followed, with extensive member visits and a long list of attendees and friends visiting in Red Oak Hastings Shenandoah Council Bluffs and nearby homes. The piece also describes a community revival, travels to Henderson for a sung service, and a long roster of local visitors and family gatherings linked to the church and town.
Asbury G. and W. J. Carey called in on John McGinnis Jr. at his home Saturday in Chicago and Omaha. Miss Grace Cornstalk visited Red Oak Friday evening. Mrs. S. We Artemann and daughter, Mrs. A. J. McGinnis, traveled to Omaha Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Read and daughter Velores spent Saturday in the Tamm as her sister, Mrs. Jill Av MacGinnis Jr. Charlie Hughie and Jack were visitors at the S. W. Asterbur home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Artherham and Mrs. A. J. McGinnis traveled to Red Oak Saturday. Mrs. George Hurttman, Marne, Baker, and Mrs. William Hunts were Red Oak visitors Thursday evening.
The readable lines mention Miss Earl and several names in a garbled sequence. It reads like a damaged page with scattered phrases about people, events, and places but no coherent story or dates to confirm a clear item or outcome.
Fragmentary minutes from the Malvern Iowa town council session include scattered lines about approvals and discussions. The legible text mentions the town and date context but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Bartlett and Connell Blass visitors in Wis Mroo and Mrs Krist Harless home. Charles Allen duo hosted Friday council meeting. Allen, Mos Allen and family visited. Mrs Sara Reetar hosted. Jack Sheldon family visited Billy in Nebraska City. Johnsons and Atkins family guests in Omaha. Joe Jonivers returned home from St Josephs. Mrs Briley, a recent bride, noted. Local note on yard work and a river cleanup effort.
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