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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
8
Eugene Hoste Anet and Helen Shaw Bentom edit the Mattern Leader. Dorothy Dubie Sophomots and Alice Hatt Freshm are listed with Marjorie Donnet Tuntos in grades. Faye Hut at Masi son Hatty Nelson Athletics 2 floyd shot chokes as the Felton Soties Advisor 4 a Misa Rartewert aa ace.
Freshmen continue to prioritize academics with five weeks remaining in the term. English classes plan to read The Merchant of Venice and Lady of the Lake later, while algebra relies on substitute Mr. Kincaid. Latin uses flashcards for vocabulary as history covers Columbus voyages and early civilizations.
A noisy senior gathering celebrates arrival of senior class pictures and cards. Students trade comments on their photos, reminisce about past pranks, and note the senior class play tryouts and plotting discussions.
The Malvern seniors prepare to perform their play “Adam and Eva” as they hope to settle into normal activities after a disrupted period. Their class sponsor Mr Salyets coaches the production while staff from the Malvern Mirror enjoyed a picnic in the woods Monday evening.
Spelling awards list for Glynn Maher and peers. perfect attendance honors for fifth six weeks include Ruth Kellogg and many Kelloggs, Haynte, Hickman, Aughe, Wilcox, Boyce, Bowley, and Nuss families across Gowen, Four Corners, Excelsior, Foxworthy, Vogler, Hawthorne, Forrest Grove, Lincoln, Oak Bluff, and Litte Brick. Names recur with multiple spellings and OCR errors. preserves individuals and schools mentioned.
A lengthy OCR readout presents numerous person names grouped by locations such as Rhody Grove Osborn Valley Pleasant Valley Oak Bluff No. 2 and Spring Valley. The fragment lists individuals including Stroud Saito Pepper Mildred Burch Charles Baffington Helen Wheeler and many others with family and community ties across several locales.
Swanson reports progress on a tariff bill as conference talks narrow House and Senate gaps. They aim to finalize rates for lumber shingles cement and nuga and resolve the flexible tariff provision and debenture clash. A joint resolution to study war burden equalization was approved, with a report due by 1981. Pension revisions for Spanish War and World War veterans move through committees and face House Senate debates.
John G. Lonsdale argues trust departments have grown from 165 in 1900 to about 4500 in banks nationwide. He notes trust custody protects families, widows, and businesses, with life insurance trusts emerging as a key service. He urges young couples to buy life insurance before marriage and to value sound financial protection.
An educational leader from the American Institute of Banking argues for student activity and personal experimentation. The open forum classroom replaces the passive listening model, emphasizing experiential learning, individual investigation, critical discussion, and self-expression to foster mental growth and problem solving.
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association reports group or chain banking involves over 1,850 banks and more than 13.2 billion dollars in resources. It details classifications where a central bank or holding firms control multiple banks, notes headquarters in many states and DC, and discusses the impact of branch banking laws on rapid chain banking growth.
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