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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1935

Page

6

Malvern News Highlights From The Leader Aug 27 1940

The Leader notes upcoming fall term openings at Malvern public schools with Miss Etta Brown and Miss Anna Jordan among staff, announces primary and higher level instructors, and mentions school board improvements and a well project at the pumping station. Local updates include Mrs. Campbell's Glenwood relations, Mr. Boehner’s fall purchases, James Churchill buying the Holin restaurant, and a Malvern brass band serenade tour. Salyers and Wallace visit Glenwood, chautauqua attendees from the area, a heat-related horse loss, a resigned staff member planning to attend school, and Sept 12 opening date delayed by chautauqua.

Monte Ipathers Frat Woo Teeland Etta Brown F. A. Marsh Anna Jordan Dr. Campbell Glenwood Tubbs Emerson Malvern L. W. Boehner James Churchill Malvern Brass Band Creen Jall George F. Satyern Tom Windom Burlington Malvern Public Schools Malvern Schools

Neighbors report community efforts and local events

Women of Green Plain served 540 meals to threshers over three weeks without a day off. Avoca closed its swimming pool after a successful season enjoyed by hundreds. grasshoppers menace crops near Woodbine and Harrison County. Eagle Grove coverage notes editor Grimes’s New Deal critique and education debates. Dennison to host Red Menace debate with Melvina Reynolds and A J Gary, plus Swiss Yodelers. Old Buck the mule mourned in Hamburg. Grove summarizes swimming class turnout and lifesaving tests. Red Oak trip to erosion project. two car crash near Osceola. Mulligan’s mower injures daughter, lost leg cut.

Green Plain Avoca Woodbine Harrison County Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Eagle Grimes Osceola New Deal A. W. Lee St. Olaf's College Dennison Melvina Reynolds Omaha A. J. Gary Dennison Wll Old Buck Hamburg Tde Grove

Iowa 4-H Girls Build Music and Drama Stadard

Mrs Edith Barker says high standard work and worthwhile recreation spare Iowa 4-H girls from dull moments. The 1935 state chorus had 260 singers at Iowa State College and 366 plays 117 pageants and 219 county programs contributed to a total attendance of 208030.

Iowa 4 Iowa State College Iowa 4-H Iowa Lowa

Ramblin Round Reflections on a Crooked World and Policy

In a rambling critique, the writer cites Will Carleton Hamlet and Hazards of governance. He questions the world’s misfortunes and cites famine 1934 and deliberate destruction of food to keep prices. He asks why laws and policies hurt farmers and praises protection. The piece mingles literary allusions with social critique and historical notes.

Will Carleton Sway Hatbert Hamlet Sampson Brain Trust World Committee For Relief Supreme Court

Sequoia Giants and Park Trails Fascinate West Coast Traveler

Miss Wortman outlines Sequoia National Park in the Sierra foothills with high peaks including Mt Whitney nearby. She describes giant sequoias such as General Sherman, their size, growth, and protected status, plus trails, ranger programs, and Moro Rock views as visitors explore the park by foot and auto caravan.

Helen Zene Wortman Sequoia National Park Sierras Mt. Whitney United States Bierras General Sherman General Sherman Trea Col Jas. Wolverton Karl Marx Guewse Moro Rock

Noisy Park Visit Through Dusty Sierra Roads

The narrator describes a dusty trip past General Grant and the Sequoias, noting deer near the highway and a steep, switchbacked descent from the Sierras into Fresno. They mention hot temperatures, a rattled drive, and a rough trek through scenic canyons.

Vitlboys Oon & Clear Emir Eprenads Geenepal Grant Sierras Owe Fresno California

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