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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
10
Ruth Naylor and Mildered Hillyer report the Strahan Consolidated School has added a Christmas tree to its decorations. The class will begin decorating Tuesday and expresses pride in the year’s festive displays, noting they are prettier than in some time.
Third and fourth grade students decorate their room and prepare two Christmas ties this week Santa Claus will visit Friday afternoon to distribute presents. They express great pleasure and anticipation for the event.
Fifth and sixth graders share a festive week with a tree and gift exchanges. Sixth graders produced health posters urging milk, sunshine, outdoor play, balanced meals, open windows for sleep, and water intake. The fifth graders created eight black silhouette scenes retelling Christ's birth. Eight girls help with the operetta The Capture of Santa Claus: Josephine Dye Amy Culley Mae Bryant Marle Shinpaugh Alice Beam Geraldine Bell Dorothy Martin Helen Laughlin.
Wilma Bradley was absent Wednesday Vera Wise man missed Thursday and Friday Six girls assist in early grade operetta Alma Judah Marjorie Laughlin Lela Scheuermann Anna Rose Hass Bessie Long Ferne Baldozier lead roles in the children's performance reflecting ongoing school activities and staffing.
The fragmented notice outlines a business dispute involving Wederavist Onenz Un Hardware and partner firms. It references debts, a public sale threat, and potential sales actions affecting stakeholders and the local market.
The operetta The Caphrype et Santa Claws will return Wednesday night December 17 featuring first through fourth grade students at Strahun School.
Sunday services for Dec 21 include morning preaching at 10:30 with the sermon titled Significant Truths in Christmas. An evening Christmas program at 7:30 presents the story of Jesus birth in drama. Pastor W M Scheuermann invites all to attend.
Adam Gipe reached his eighty seven years on Monday December sixteen. The gathering at his home included daughter Mrs Zeno Bass and many relatives and friends with an oyster dinner and a day of visiting. Rev Walter Scheuermanh preached at the church and a quarterly meeting followed. Several local families and friends sent condolences and well wishes as others hosted visitors for the holiday season.
The Tabies' union met in regular order on Wednesday December 19 hosted by Mrs. Tomnes Eaecrett Mrs. Howerd Dalph and Mrs. Charles Cipe. President Mrs. WI Wolfe presided with reports and routine business discussed. Marjorie Gipe and Lola Dalefon visited relatives Everett Gipe Mia Mortix Woodfill in TJnedin over the weekend.
The seventy first Congress opened December 1 and will end March 4 as terms expire. About fifty lame ducks remain in the House while seven members have died since July. A protest by about 500 demonstrators outside the Capitol met police with tear gas. President Hoover’s state of the union urged public works expansion to fight unemployment as the House moves to fund Treasury and Post Office appropriations and debates denatured alcohol rules.
A court-ordered sale from Mitts County District Court Iowa directs the sale of real estate in Mills County to satisfy a judgment in favor of M L Burns against Pero L Wilson et al. The property is The West Hall W44 Sealian 33 Township 73 North Range 40 West, excluding railroad right of way. Auction at Glenwood courthouse January 4, 1831 between 9 and 11 am. notices dated December 4, 1948.
The text notes budget amendments and a House cut of about $7,000,000 with the Post Office Decentralization total at $41,000,000. It references Senate filibuster risks on spending bills, a constitutional amendment to end the lame duck session, and debate over Muscle Shoals governance and operation. The tone reflects urgent congressional maneuvering on fiscal and policy measures.
An incoherent OCR fragment references actions in the Gist Congress and mentions figures such as Silver Guy and John Eu Hevlt George Mars. It also hints at an accident involving a farmer and a telephone pole near Silver City with injuries.
Thecord of instruments filed in Mills County Recorder's office from Oct 31 to Nov 7 198 at 8 a m. Catherine Maher transfers 40 acres in 26-71-40 to Mary M Maher and associates. Mary M Maher and associates transfer back to Catherine Maher in same W D.
Fragmentary records show Glenwood Cemetery trustees and various transactions including a $1 deed for 40 acres in 26- T1-40, references to Harry Anderson, Devd, and Lipset. Also mentions a Sheriff AWTS Cate Pridentier Cahegilt's Meedy and Bertha.
Ohio State officials note that film crews and stars will maintain the same linetands as in the previous winter season, preserving established routines and schedules for upcoming shoots.
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