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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text lists names and terms with unclear spacing. Readable elements include personal names such as Robert Benton and Phylte Witeon, various places or institutions, and odd phrases, suggesting a clipped notice or directory item without coherent event details. The piece resembles a historical shorthand or OCR artifact rather than a complete readable article.
The editorial notes the 1933 senior class nearing graduation while recalling four years of high school memories. It laments parting, acknowledges teachers and peers, and urges classmates to seize opportunities as Malvern High continues with new students. Marjoria Donner signs the piece.
The School Management class visited country schools on Thursday starting early to reach Pleasant Valley school and then traveling to Golden Hill School for further observations. The trip highlighted rural education and classroom practices observed at two named schools.
A brief record notes an indoor dining event followed by a visit to Foxworthy School. The party enjoyed a dinner then proceeded to the school, staying until the late afternoon.
Farm Crops class transplanted plants grown from seed in the hotbed into slate flats for eventual gardening. About fifteen flats were needed and the plants will be transplanted later. A field trip to Mr. Bush’s farm near Hilledele showcased a Jersey herd, with several heat-producing cows identified.
A village event hosted at Wenks grove featured boys and gifts in a local gathering. Attendees reported a pleasant turnout with activities and refreshments including weathered treats and snacks.
The piece laments readers’ complaints about printing jokes or clipping from other papers. It argues that printing original content invites charges of insincerity, while copying invites accusations of theft, and criticizes mixed reactions to editorial decisions.
The class shared report cards on Wednesday with general satisfaction. Reading covered Aeneas, English lessons focus on telegrams, and arithmetic review was easy. The eighth grade kittenball game Tuesday ended 34 to 13 in favor of the opponents, with Clayton F Hertz credited.
Fifth grade split the room Thursday to dramatize an African story with beat characters later readied for sixth to eighth grades. Miss Hathke visited during practice as sixth grade boys played kittenball Friday after school, with the sixth grade team winning. We extend sympathy to Jose Clarence and Davi, who moved to Hastings.
Those making 100 percent in Friday's test are Charles Brawer Robert Kincaid Carroll Wynna Kenneth Adams Peggy Cox Betty Fickel Peggy Hall Joan Saar Betty June Stroud Mena Miller Hazel Davis has moved to Hastings We are sorry to lose Hazel but hope she behaves well at her new school
Seventh grade notes report cards received Wednesday. Reading focuses on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow with in class reports and sketches of Ichabod Crane. Arithmetic reviews percentage problems and Mary Louise Julke is mentioned.
Fragmented text describes a weekly activity routine and learning goals. It mentions practicing exercises, work hooks, and activities with plants and antinala. It notes last week featuring North America platts and learning the names of all the atetes and spring flowers.
First graders work on a bird book for Nature Study coloring and painting birds, then take them home. They are busy making May baskets, with some children crafting very pretty baskets. They also completed a reader this week.
Batty Caudell Amelia Waller and Margaret Ant Buttmann were to entertain Friday morning. The fifth grade invited to their room for a rehearsal. the group enjoyed the play and hopes to repay them soon.
Friday test in Spelling honors Norma Jean Taylor Genevieve Keleo Inez Croushorn Anna Mary Frazier Betty Knight Edel Knight Robert Chamberlain Malcolm Brogdill Charles Logan Billy Cardwell John Slothower George Talbott Hillie Walker. We have been enjoying the vio leta the last few days. We have our rooms prettily decorated with many of the spring Sowers.
Rural students across districts earned perfect spelling lesson awards and noted attendance honors for the fifth six weeks. Names from multiple schools are listed, including Randiland Fay Oswald Em mett Stephens Albert Washburn Maxine Hago Collier and many others, highlighting local pupils achieving sustained accuracy and regular attendance.
Roy Nokes reports on rural school activities with brief notes from Forester School. The eighth grade completes several study tasks, including nature study and a class on birds, with attention to local environment and classroom projects.
Barbes street seventh and eighth graders shared learnings from various countries in a class activity led by Ante Seeger. The April birthdays for Catherine Schoening, Glen Sehnning, and Carel Dettechter were celebrated with cake and fruit salad. Mothers and guests attended, with two students receiving certificates for book reports, Rachel Swinney and Vaernette May.
Henderson reports the marriage of Milo Dilley of thin pines to Miss Bernadette Mullen of Oakland two weeks ago at Rockport Missouri. The groom, now a mature young man, is well known locally and the bride, though a stranger, is praised as a charming young lady. Also covered are attendance at a temperance rally in Malvern, visits by locals to nearby towns, births, birthdays, and a roundup of social events including club meetings, diners, and church activities.
East Liberty church requests attendance for temperance focused services, Sunday worship at 10 and church school at 11 with lesson Jeans Sete New Standards of Living. Also mentions parish guests Frank Bullington and Rowena from near Strahan, and local social visits. Ladies Society and cemetery committee announcements include meeting details and dates in Malvern and Glenwood visits.
The Misses Bertha, Knndred, Fern, and Ila Clay were Council Brofte visitors Saturday, seen at the event and noted for their attendance.
Hillsdale marks Laura Shepard's birthday with a Kensington gathering hosted by Mrs. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Shepard. Neighbors joined for an afternoon of celebration. Weekend and Sunday visits fill the week as friends travel from Emerson Healings and Glenwood to see relatives. Carl Nelson of nearby Emerson visits Flora Parker. Mrs. Julia Graton's family stay with Edd Gilbert. Colfax day trip and other social visits occur. news notes include J. D. Graves of Peru facing serious illness at Emanuel hospital in Omaha.
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