Debate class selects defense spending and presidential eligibility
EMAITCHESS After two works study the Fundamentals at debating the public Speaking class is ready to start formal debates. They decide on two questions: United States should spend more on national defense and the President should be ineligible for reelection after two terms. The class will spend a week at the library on a bibliography before the debate. G. R. Party a Success The Girl Reserve cabinet relents that their leap year party, Jan 27, was a success due to help from Malvern Cold Storage for ice cream, Em presa theater for phonograph use, Salyera Auto Co for sound equipment, and Harold Hickman for phono operation.
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United States
G. R
Girl Reserve Cabinet Realien
Malvern Cold Storage
Empresa Theater
Salyera Auto Co
Aound
Harold Hickman
Malvern Youths Gather for President's Ball Fundraiser
In Malvern a community gathering celebrated the President's ball to aid infantile paralysis victims. A dance night featured a polished floor after cleanup efforts, with students and faculty noting the event's lively atmosphere and fundraising outcome.
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Huilding
Malvern adopts license fee for bowling alleys in 1940 ordinance
The Malvern Iowa Town Council passes Ordinance 117 repealing Section 3 of Ordinance 6 and setting the annual license fee for bowling alleys at 10 dollars per alley, payable semiannually. The measure takes effect after publication as required. The mayor signs, with clerk duties noted.
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Malvern
Iowa
Ors
Albert Nelson
Tawa
Nickers and the Notes of a Fractured Party
Five little notes become a miniature saga of friends and fame in a fragmented scene from KG Gererene. Names like Phil Chuck Bob Jim Deb appear amid wandering anecdotes about a President's ball and a curious bottle perfume mystery.
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Phil
Chuck
Bob
Betty Lou
Jim
Deb
Class Notes From Primary And Middle Grades
Second graders practiced short sentences in language and subtraction in math while many students faced illness this week. Fifth graders sent a letter from Brockfield Ma and worked on fractions. Miss Thiedeman received a fruit shower. Bhay added a chief portrait brightening the north wall.
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Helen O'Dell
Brockfield
Thiedeman
Bhay
Anglia
Biath
Malvern
Inquiring Reporter Opinion On U S War In World War II
A reader survey asks whether the United States will enter World War II. Responses show mixed views with several favoring involvement if war persists, while others advocate staying out of foreign conflicts.
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U. S
Miss Gidley
Mia. Dalrymple
Miss Geiger
Miss Rohrbaurgh
Jack Knight
Lee Robbins
George Talbott
Miss Thiedeman
Betty June Fickel
Snowy weekend and local notices from Glenwood area
Snow covered weekend as seventh and eighth graders took county tests in Glenwood. Residents Mr and Mrs Will Rew and Cyril and Mrs Fred McVay visited Glenwood. Ben McVay spent Sunday in the Less DeBolt home. Grandma DeBolt is in very poor health and unable to get up. Mrs Lyle Alley was in Omaha visiting her husband who is improving and may come home soon. Mrs Peta Moore returned from Mercy hospital and is much better. Mrs Fight helped with school Monday and Wednesday last week. Mrs John Ayre learned her sister Ruth Colwell suffered chest trouble and was not better Wednesday. Mr Colwell died about a year ago. Aur Doebsolt is on the sickest list.
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Cleaveland
Oimaha
Betty Baer
Howard Gearbert
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Davison
Harold Foy
Harold Brightly
Glenwood
Will Rew
Cyril
Fred McVay
Carlene
Ben McVay
Lyle Alley
Omaha
Colwell
Mr. Colwell
Aur Doebsolt
Earnest
Turner
Ava Reed McVay
Fred
Garon
Bat
Munday
Cierd
Pete Moore
Urboh House
Moudey
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Phil Hansen
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Charles Johnson
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Sinclair Services Station
Lundis Hardware
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Frank Juelke
Interstate Machinery Supply Co
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Kunece & Nelson
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