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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1940

Page

3

Chaotic OCR Fragment Sparks Confusing Dinner Scene Notes

A garbled OCR passage describes a family dinner, names like Miss Woods and Miss Sehijni appear alongside erratic phrases about meals and a town play. It lacks coherent events, dates, or clear factual details to form a full newspaper item.

Senior Girl Submits Confusing Letter With Errors

A garbled OCR snippet shows a senior girl note filled with jumbled words and partial phrases. The text references names like Mr K and references to time, place, and a possible meeting, but the overall content is unclear and fragmented, offering little verifiable detail.

Evening Rehearsals for Messiah Chorus

Fragmented OCR text discusses evening rehearsals for a Messiah chorus with names like Helen and Stevesai, and mentions plans for a performance. Multiple garbled phrases suggest rehearsal schedules and participant names without clear details or dates.

Messiah Chorus

Spelling and Reading References for Normal Training

A report on spelling and reading references used in normal training, noting trends in student thought and the seventh and eighth essay spelling papers. Mr Blakely gave a thorough Monday lesson on tabulating samples and explained the Horgj-Aghbsugh method of tenell ius spelling used in classes. Additionally, they issued a series on teaching regularity of methods.

Blakely Avery Sypermer Erro

Senior Class Loses a Member in Tragic Loss

A senior class member named Sybyia dae ghey has died after moving to Monteort where he will make his home with Dis sunt. Though he played no leading role in Ventir school life, he was a devoted internal worker and enthusiastic, energetic helper. The class extends heartfelt condolences.

Sybyia Daeghey Monteort

Grades Junior High Pupils Pace Through Term

In a junior high classroom, students show varied attendance and activities. Names like Kenneth fund Gerald Plutmner Dobby voul and others appear among those not absent or tardy over the last six weeks. Posters feature Nathan Tate and his wife on a bulletin board and students prepare decorations for Christmas.

Tigh Moore Aes Violet Walker Girald Plutmner Dobby Voul Ddimmiv Sear Gene Siai‘so Betty Deauchamp Rose Ma» Fickel Edna Robirds Mary Lavilly Swadley Taris Sparks Africa Glen Prick Em Press Geiger Voor Battleday Eielt Shotmtain Stiles Mary Jane Naylor Minnesota Oman Bateman Vivian Hell Richard Cardwell Jarod Pragien Pixie Hedges John Milley Donsi Raine Gerald Sowers Uvah Sparks Pelle Swardley

Malvern and St Prion Rivalry Highlighted This Week

An unclear week preview notes Malvern versus St Prion cs Averie Bee 8, with mentions of Kahari studio, Conneil Hits, and Thepheaves. It recalls 1 year ago Perey Atkinson named basketball caper and Birthdays of the Week on December 4 and December 6 for Ti Hintserr and Marjarte Swaolodi.

Malvern St Prion Averie Malverny Kobara Kahari Studio Conneil Hits

The Dustpan and Its Askew Echoes in School Pages

A jumble of classroom chatter and student notes appears, lampooning publication pratfalls and daily frictions. The piece names students, teachers, and happenings at MHS with quirky asides about writing, erasures, and a running joke about a girl nicknamed Freckle Nose.

East Liberty Notes on Holidays and Local Visits

East Liberty area residents mark Thanksgiving with family gatherings and travel. Guests include Mr and Mrs Roy Proctor and Evelyn Tatz joining in Randolph, and several local families hosting dinner and attending services. Plan for an all family meeting at the Kerney home, with illness and weather affecting attendance.

Ren Mary Cole Ro Kodfendersen Widgisht Roy Proctor Evelyn Tatz Alove Randolph Gene Gertyinde Conklin W. TW Maddorke Ednarh Fer Date Thank Family of Wales Woh Amleddocks Marlowe Campbell Ti KL Henderson Isabelle Trad Sage Kerany Novemer Kerney Bee Kyelyi Lutz Wis Frank Auley Darnold Mion Shenandoah Neil Mayberry Connell Mutts Joe Mayberry Nelson Ethel Malvern BR. Hurst Clyde Davis Marjorie Bird Sioux City ALA. Bird J. F. Lookabill Flastings H. J. Lookabill M Vern Dann Malvern Ware Clyde Barger Sunda Joe Mayherry Henederean Friuie Clare Mayberry Sherry Sands Shoe Tyan Jackson Shirley Margy R. B. McFall Clyde Jackson Lind Sty McPal Clenwodd Mounlay WO. Howard C. M. Nelson Will Agan Jose Nerney

Wesley Chapel community notes and harvest event report

The Wesley Chapel church group reports a well attended Harvest Home Sunday with Judge Charles Roe as speaker and music by local performers. W.S.C.S met at Mrs Henry Washburn’s home. upcoming meeting planned at the same residence. Thanksgiving college breaks noted. students listed. Jack Fickel won first in dramatics at Henderson contest with Betty Brown second.

Wesley Chapeledianderson Methodist J. W. Pelt Harv Charles Roe Westex Woman's Society For Christian Service Henry Washburn God's House Henderson Wesley Wesley Chapel Dee Bell Joyce Pierson Javie Claude Wilson Mary Alice Washburn Jack Fickel Ward Fickel Tim Carnell Bintis Felt Malvern Rapce Whisen Stev EL TL. Strand Faye Shook A. J. Berk- Winer Roe Hrnser Glenwood Mee Red Oak Rosene Slater Mary Marentet Supt W.S. C Eric Nyron W. S.C Everett Plumb Eva Plumb Detu Muah Iowa State Lawrence Fickel Kenneth Parker Simpson Korlfis Cordon Med Oak Junior College Toadhes Jeannette Luther Joy Pierson Dorothy Sieck Ralph Adame Jack Fiekel Betty Brown

Lake Named for Princess Louise in Alberta

Lake Louise in Alberta bears its name from Princess Louise, daughter of Queen Victoria, reflecting colonial naming by explorers and settlers. The lake’s designation ties to royal lineage and regional history in Canadian geography.

Princess Lake Louise Alberta Princess Louise Af Aneon Victoria

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