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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
7
A sophomore forgot six dollars and a mysterious dagger echoes in a chaotic high school note. A party attendee arrived with her gold hair and shy mood, while other girls debate which boyfriend to invite to the Girl Reserve event on Wednesday evening.
Publication imprint from Malvern High School notes editor Ragelie Hertz Aast and a staff roster including Editor Helen Shaw Semiore Jevns Ramnes Joniors Dorothy Derbia Sophomore 2 Alice Hall Freshmen Mintjotie Dotter Junior High Helen Marshall Crates 4 Dorothy Dorner Girl Reserve Fayé Heirst Music Harry Nalson Athletics-2 Ples Short dokes Folten Jones iss Kurtarrelt
Junior Girls held a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Clarence Frink at Hazel Kandis home Friday evening. Games preceded gift opening and a variety of beautiful presents were exchanged. Refreshments concluded the gathering.
Freshmen devote much time to studying, reading Silng Marner by George Eliot and algebra. They discuss Man's Use and Conservation of Soil, keep 96 experiments in notebooks, and study Rome, Great Empires in China, and India in ancient history.
Seven second grade students named Janet Bennett Whitney Mc Cormick Jimmie Hering Betty Baar Dorothy Slathower Johnnie Schorr and Leon Smith scored 100 percent on a spelling test last week. Glenn Bennett moved to the country and is hoped to enjoy school work there. Mrs Baer and her son Billy visited Friday afternoon.
A partial line describes Virginia and Jean with Baderstrum Vern during a long weekend. The writer says they came to school for a few minutes on Monday morning to see former classmates before returning home.
In geography Mrs Salyera displays Yellowstone pictures and weathered rocks. Geometry covers exercises and propositions. English focuses on sentence analysis with a recent test. M and M history discusses Peter, Louis XIV, and other famous historical figures.
Mrs Greenwood Mrs Moo May and Bobby Moomaw visited the first grade room last week. Elivia Smith Edel Knight and Robert Hedding were absent due to sickness. The children made valentines and decorated the room while Miss McClure and Miss Kurtz visited Omaha Saturday to see Miss McClure's alater.
A collage of quotes and snippets shows students and adults making remarks about smell taste art feet and geometry. Names appear and voices clash in a casual social setting, hinting at a lively if chaotic moment in a school or community gathering.
A school group lists pupils with perfect spelling during a week and notes a story reading titled Going Through the Snow. The children enjoyed the tale then sold it to the class with careful wording. The note expresses relief that all pupils could return to school after a recent cold epidemic.
The 4-H committee with F P Reed outlined a 1939 4-H club program for Mills County members covering livestock and crops projects for 1970. Goals include practice in selection feeding and fitting of Livestock for market and breeding, training in production methods, and participation in judging contests. Activities include county fair records health contests tours and a pig sale in October with leadership and membership drives planned.
Calendar items list district conference at Red Oak February 1 to 8 20 a m with other events including orchard demonstrations at George Phetpatirn Deupree farm Wy LL Flekel farm and Weondat farm February. Agricultural Outlook conference at Council Bluffs February 19 Dairy Feeding February 20 and Nutrition Achievement Day plans February 27 4 H Canning Training season.
Indian Creek Farm Bureau ladies met at Mrs. James Durbin home on Monday January 20. A review of the previous meeting was given and the group discussed the topic Meal Planning. Present were Mrs. Ed Stone Mrs. Charles Long Mrs. BR B Combs Mrs. Harry Evans and the hostess Mrs. Durbin Mrs. B E Combs, reporter.
The fourth lesson Meals Planning was held at Mrs Walter Bowen's home on Friday January 24 with Mesdames Peugh Bowen Imel Durbin Wederquist of Randolph and the hostess in attendance. The next meeting Meals for Special Occasions was to be announced later as plans were not complete.
The last nutrition lesson titled Meata for Sperial Denisiona was led by Miss Helen Switney of Ames at the country home of Mrs. E. A. Renton. A buffet luncheon featured meat timbales and baked potatoes among others. Attendees included Mrs. Emil Leu, Mrs. Roy Donner, Mrs. Bada of Sliver, Mrs. James Parkin, Mrs. 4 rms, Mrs. E. A. Benton, and reporter Mrs. B. E. Combs praised the meeting.
Butter prices have fallen making it affordable for households to increase use in cooking and on the table. Iowa State College extension service food specialist Ruth Cessna notes butter provides vitamin A which helps protect against colds sinus troubles and throat infections.
Poultrymen should plan now for spring chick purchases or hatchings. Check and arrange brooders and stoves, prep brooder house, and confirm incubator readiness. Choose hatch times by breed, with light breeds around April to May mid month and medium heavies in early March.
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