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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
3
Local school column covers class progress and studies in history contracts and civic topics. Notes on students absent ill and traveling relatives mingle with social visits and birthdays. The piece lists local residents visiting, recovering, or hosting gatherings, plus upcoming Ladies Aid meeting and shifts in community life.
The Malvern Iowa town council minutes report on water, street lighting, and safety steps. It notes a signal on the bridge light connection, highway work near Dr Shomska corner, and directive to notify residents about recent highway incidents. Fire damage at Prescott parish worsens losses with trucks and vehicles burned.
The piece argues motion as progress across science, invention, and society. It cites celestial movement and historical milestones from Magna Carta to radio, urging continued forward mental moral and technological advancement to avoid barbarism. It frames change as essential to human civilization.
A skilled lapidary can transform a white or yellow sapphire with a single blue patch into a uniformly blue gem. By shaping the stone so the blue area lies along the lower terminus, the blue emerges throughout the gem as light passes.
A fragmented OCR note references Apricats and Peaches in a China trade context with terms like apricaly and tranerlna. No clear events or entities beyond these fragmented items are discernible for a fuller summary.
Imogene S E Mills Loftis and Somhey Power foe Coley are mentioned among local names. Multiple patients are listed at Mercy and Hamburg hospitals with notes on recovery, operations, and illnesses. The report includes marriages, baptisms, and visits, with several community members traveling to Council Bluffs and Sidney for care, funerals, or family events.
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from Jan 22 to Jan 29 1937 notes transfers between A J Wearin and L W Triplett Alice Boles to C Rollin Buffington John Ruge to Gustav Ruge Albert Nelson to John A Waller and Malvern Cemetery trustees to W P Wortman Est burial privilege Lot 51 Malvern Cemetery for 300 with noted defect and ritual disclaimer from Leader advertisers.
OAKS Oaks Sunday School holds a contest between adult and young people classes to boost attendance this month and next. Floyd Hicks contributed birthday money. Memory verses were recited by primary children as usual. families from Glenwood Emerson and Shenandoah visited.
The page notes Roosevelt receiving a letter about his namesake and remarks on a Civil War veteran who protected residents before dying. Fremont County reports nine rainboots lost and a fire hose damaged when a Fremont firefighters’ truck caught fire on return from a call. A chemical apparatus was found at the scene and extinguished, with the blaze damaging 100 feet of hose. Farmers faced difficulty cutting cases of Pain Haig.
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