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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1941

Page

6

EMAITCHESS Books Reported by English I Class

English I students sent letters to friends suggesting reads while a sick pupil recovered. Titles include Johnnie Mountain, Secret of the Old Mill, Animals are Like That, and Davy Jones Locker. The piece notes a school editorial push for a publicity drive to fund a clock and score board for the sectional tournament.

Johnnie Mountain Til- Nan Craig Franklin Dixon Frank Buck Davy Jones Locker Robert Fulton Elven Emerson

Dyke Speaks to Citizenship Club

The Citizenship club meeting featured Mr Dyke discussing sportsmanship and wartime service as students explored ways to be good sports beyond games. Bulletin boards celebrated Valentine’s Day, geography posters on the United States, and students viewed a World War I image tied to their history lessons.

Bulletin Board United States

Sophovious Gab Class Organizes Imaginary English Club

A sophomore English class practiced parliamentary law by forming an imaginary club with Miss Schinl as chairman and elected officers including a president vice president secretary and treasurer. Motions were made and seconded and the class adjourned after a carried vote.

Ite Miss Schinl

M. H. S. Oddities and Style Show Sparks Assembly Talk

Reading through a jumble of name swaps and inside jokes at M. H. S. the assembled crowd teases teachers and students alike. References to Brout Schipper Hatcher Walker and others drift with playful taunts as phrases twist around constitutional and driving law jokes.

Junior Senior Party A Successful Evening

The junior and senior party last Tuesday proved a successful event. An 8 pm radio skit titled The March of Schnitzebaum opened the program with Billy Walker as announcer. John Sinder played Professor Quiz in a mental derby followed by games of Chinese checkers ping pong and cards. Refreshments of cocoa and cinnamon rolls were served at 10 pm as dancing began and attendees praised the informal atmosphere and good time.

Americanism Themed Spring Fashions Rise In Schools

Home Ec girls organize spring wardrobes featuring plaid and plaited skirts, corduroy outfits with matching jackets, and trends rooted in American themes such as military patriotism and Indian and cowboy influences. The fashion notes link styles to changing world conditions.

Home Ec

Grades Mira-vopre First Grade Visitors and Activities

The first grade received visits from Mrs. Martin Mrs. Frazier Mrs. Shere Mrs. Starr Mrs. Scott Mrs. Hedges Mrs. Hixon and Mrs Brewer. Barbara Brewer had a Friday birthday party with games and cake and candy hearts. Twelve new books were added to the reading tally. Gordon Mulholland turned eight Friday with a party and games followed by refreshments. Valentine Lincoln and Washington displays appear on new bulletin boards by the manual training department. Fifth grade continues multiplying fractions. Allan Davison wrote a five act play from his story and presented it to the fourth grade. The class thanks Mr Shay for framing a Roosevelt picture. Visitors included Leonard Boehner Mrs H R Dunn Mrs R A Paulson and Mrs C G Perkins. The pupil committee planned a Valentine party for Friday afternoon.

Mira—vopre Martin Frazier Shere Starr Scott Hedges Hixon Mra. Brewer Barbara Brewer Perkins Cal Hoosier Fred Mulholland Gordon Mulholland Lincoln’s Washington Manual Training Department Allan Davison Shay Roosevelt Leonard Boehner H. R. Dunn

Sixth graders finish milk bottle chart project in class

Sixth grade completed milk bottle charts on teeth and books. A play titled Robin Hood was written by two pupils. Kenneth Juelke brought Colorado cards. They include picture charts for books read and charts on alphabet letters and clean teeth. Pupils bring in different books for class benefit. Operetta practice began last week.

Robin Hood Kenneth Juelke Colorado

Silver City Legion Donates Grain to Needy Farmers

The American Legion organized a drive to send corn and oats to needy farmers in Portsmouth and surrounding counties. About 170 bushels were donated by roughly 35 local farmers, with canvassers Gale Burgoin Russell Myers and Grover Goos. The group hoped to reach more farmers but poor roads and bad weather hindered canvassing.

Legion American Legion Portsmouth Flarrison Shelby Gale Burgoin Russell Myers Grover Goos John Schoening Loren Boyer Marvin Pullman Henry Bannister Chariie Sella James Burgoin Iurlbert Benton Will Williams George Burgoin Will Burgoin Gail Burgoin Lonte Goas Roy Magers Harvey Slaughter Ren Burgoin Dale Anderson Art Burgoin Donald Goos Rueben Stille Amos Meeks Ray Flanagan Johnson Dan Markel Frank Horn Mark Swartz Art Ronit Wayne Stewart Quy Custer Ormond Goos Charles Schoening Ward Bargain George McDermott Concord Frain

City Water Question Sparks Silver City Debate

The city faces a water issue with rising concerns over funding and management. Citizens discuss voting on financing and oversight to accelerate repairs and ensure reliable supply. Local officials say action is needed soon to address shortages and aging infrastructure.

Silver City Ananee

Rehool News Delbert Dyson Enrolls In Goodlyn Eighth Grade

One new pupil enrolls at Goodlyn public school Delbert Dyson from Silver City. A Valentine dance tomorrow at Burgein hall is hosted by six girls with chaperones Mr and Mrs Forrest Smith and Mr and Mrs inson Goos. Admission is 20 cents. open to eighth graders and Silver City High School attendees.

Rehool News Rehool Tein Delbert Dyson Goodlyn Minn Silver City Burgein Hall Forrest Smith Inson Goos

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