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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
6
The first normal training music class was held last Wednesday. Fourteen students are enrolled and show keen interest as Misa Graham dictates teaching methods to be useful when teaching school. The girls' glee club met Tuesday to practice as the operetta begins.
Freshmen Gretchen Gidley Harry Lockabill and Dil He McNulty captured top placings in the preliminary humorous contest. Percy Atginnon also played during the tournament as a notable class member. The class savors a strong showing and aims for even better results.
Fourth grade activity notes decorate Valentines and February calendars. Kathryn Swani created a pretty Valentine box for the room. Last week we colored pictures of Washington and Lincoln for room decorations. Annella Waller and Daddy Smith were absent with illness. hoping they return soon. Yelma Jenn Caudoll.
In Mills County District Court Iowa February Term 1920 Lotti M Heflin plaintiff and Ernest B Heflin defendant seek divorce on adultery and cruel treatment grounds. Petition on file. failure to appear by February term noon will result in default and judgment. Dated January 21 1929. Attorney D B Whitfield for plaintiff.
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Rural eighth grade girls attended a Girl Reserve meeting last Thursday focused on Health. Members read informative papers, enjoyed songs, a reading, and a story. Several attendees participated and the group hopes they will join next year.
Seniors faced tests after a school basketball tournament as Mr. McCoy criticizes results and assigns two tests on Monday. The piece notes two physical science lab periods added by Mr. Rohrbaugh and highlights basketball as the week's main feature with three games planned, praising Brahan Henderson's match.
Report notes sophomores misbehaved during a school tournament leading to seat changes in the M and M class. Walter Donner was on the air but has since returned to studies amid the disruption.
The fifth grade welcomed new pupil Mary Ellen Summers from San Diego. Miss Graham assigned a story on staff paper with notes spelling words. A recent test required identifying instruments from record demonstrations while history covered the Civil War. Lingoin’s birthday ties to lessons. bulletin board highlights Washington Lincoln and the flag. Elio Smith absent with flu, Harriet Talbott also noted.
The junior choir notes the proceeds from the edindyeste tourney totaled over 12 dollars. Home Ee girls served meals at the county school masters banquet on Saturday with Helen Maeshell Pauline McIntyre Ma Atkinson and Helen Shaw among the waitresses and most dishes prepared by the cooks. A visitor, Mrs. B D Hering, stopped by the first grade room Friday afternoon.
Third grade reports a fun February study plan focused on Abraham Lincoln and Valentine’s Day. Students will create valentines and a February booklet, color covers for it, and write stories and poems. A Valentine party may be held if behavior remains good.
The piece reviews state legislative chatter on redistricting, term lengths for councils, budget investigations, and a motor vehicle liability bill. It notes opposition to pork, proposed fees for trapping and licenses, fishing and hunting limits, and tighter game rules. It also highlights concerns over dog licenses and county budget funding gaps.
Last week the House debated bills to prohibit selling public school grounds and to endow a statewide dairy cattle regulation program. Senate passage of a plan to extend accredited area rules faces House scrutiny, while a teacher qualification bill gains attention. Debate shows towns pushing to establish formal-framing schools as they seek funding and state aid amid shifting revenue.
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