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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1937

Page

3

Community Notices and Events in Henderson Area

A long list of local happenings spans Henderson and surrounding towns. Reports cover visits, showers, and birthdays. confirmations of relatives and neighbors gathering. weddings and parties. schooling and church activities. moving plans to Council Bluffs. and a death notice for Mrs. Will Kenward of Red Oak. Additional items note hospital stays, helper visits, and a daughter’s birthday surprise.

Elmer Sowers Donald Sowers Will Kenward Red Oak Kenward Wayne Simmons Ora Simmons Hancock Elmer Fratis Juanita Cedar Rapids Martin Christofferson Council Bluffs R. J. South Glenwood Tharsis Se Eet

High School Kerrybody Faces Aftermath of Busy Week

A jumble of local notes covers a busy period in town life. Students and teachers mingle with visitors and hospital calls. From a class making pinhole cameras to basketball plans and aid society greetings, the week reflects community ties and shared concerns across schools, hospitals, and local families.

Hastings Community Bulletin Notes Local Outings and Incidents

A Hastings page records a potluck birthday gathering for Mr. Vestal at the Ves tal home, visits by Miss Margaret Shepard from Colorado, and several local social and club activities. Incident notes include a break in at Mattersbaugh café with $20 in candy bars and a broken slot machine. Other items cover 4-H, hospital stays, travel by residents, medical treatment for a BB shot, and upcoming events at the old opera house now moving to the antev building for Friday programs.

Margaret Shepard Denver Colo W. R. Shepard Mattersbaugh Café Floyd Clues Lerbert Wallahan Lincoln W. C. Resh Eureka Springs Ark Velma Rice W. R. Chabot Red Oak Jack Vanderpool Thelma Crawford Glenwood Ladies’ Aid W. S. Young Susie Hall Maude Crouse Sargent Pred Pierce Young Frieda Fellows Omaha M. B. Fellows Sterling Schurr C. 5 Kelley Farrel Waterworth Will Mings American Legion Malvern A. V. Cites Frank Rockafellow Tess Phelps Joe Clayden Aaron Crouse Otha Hyde Donald Robbins John Niday Harriett Cites Bernice Clargent Ira Turner Will Young Ralph Gaston Ed Bruce FE. H. Dalzell Raymond Shepard Sidney WRB Shepard Hate Robert Blunt Besate Blackwell Ed Hathiway Afrs Geo Graham Kong Opera Iantevr

Hastings Public School Second Grade Shows Spelling Gains

Hastings Public School reports strong improvement in spelling for the second grade. A grades awarded last week go to Valdees Clark Wayne Clark Robert Dailey Dora Mae Johnson Roger Walden Dorothy Waterworth and Charles Graham. Charles Fellows has recovered enough to return to school. First graders show great interest in new readers.

Valdees Clark Wayne Clark Robert Dailey Dora Mae Johnson Roger Walden Dorothy Waterworth Charles Graham Charles Fellows

Card of Thanks for Anny Feted Support

A card of thanks expresses appreciation for the towers cards and letters sent to Faye Uhunt at the Cherk aap Raspitsl in Omaha. The sender credits the support and kindness received during a period of illness or hardship.

Ue Towers Omaha Ars Faye Uhunt

Perfect spelling winners and a Valentine party noted

Third and fourth grade students who earned perfect spelling lessons last week include Dessie Gustin Joan Hamilton Henrietta Clark Robert Hanscom Daniel Johnson Charles Martin Corder Ete Tenki Graham and Jean Turner We enjoyed a Valentine party Friday afternoon and observed Lincoln's birthday as well.

Dessie Gustin Joan Hamilton Henrietta Clark Robert Hanscom Daniel Johnson Charles Martin Corder Ete Tenki Graham Jean Turner Lincoln

Fifth and Sixth Grades Hygiene Class Activities

The sixth grade hygiene class created safety slogans and jingles on Thursday and read Sixty Two Little Tadpoles, illustrating at the blackboard. Friday featured a Valentine party.

Valentines Day Exchange Between Seventh and Eighth Grades

Students celebrated St. Valentine’s Day on Friday by exchanging valentines. Some cards were very nice, others clever, but all were appreciated. The class decorated the room with homemade valentines, including a bird house, a stork, and old fashioned hearts.

Freshman Notes About Literature Math and Science Reports

English class discusses Silas Marner and a tongue cancer joke by George Moore. Algebra lessons cover two unknowns and practical use questions. Monday produced several interesting science reports.

Silas Marner George Eliot George Moore

Sophomore News Highlights Classroom Activities and Quotes

The English class discusses A Tale of Two Cities after a Friday test. Home economics covers baking quick breads while manual training students finish carpentry projects. A science bird house project is due at the end of six weeks. The body and its parts are studied in science. The class share a playful quote about FAOANTE and comments from Vanita Ord and James Parker.

Vanita Ord al Pierce James Parker

Senior News Plans for Giaha Photo Session in March

Senior News outlines plans to travel to Giaha in March for a group photo session. An odd looking pre announcement has been prepared, with Clyde Witmer of Crestont visiting HMantings on Saturday.

Giaha Clyde Witmer Crestont

Declamatory Placings At Home Contest Report

Declamatory results list three placing individuals Lois Larcent Katherine Gittins in oratorical and Fase Ossidd Doris Williams in dramatic with James Parker Bernadine McKune and Denver Waterworth noted. Local social mentions include visits by Miss Joy Saiteer and Tory Christy, and family visits by Dr Edgar White Wootties and Bruce Walthen. Reports of improvement for Ira Putchings and Nebraska City visitors Glenwood and Malvern social events wrap the item.

Lois Larcent Joy Saiteer Crunei Bhaitis Aldine Thiseared Tory Christy

Mt Vernon Community Night At School House Feature Quiz

Mt Vernonites gathered at the school house for a monthly community night last Friday evening. A patrolman questionnaire was a feature and refreshments followed. Farmers listed as losing cattle and horses to disease included Earl Shook with two horses, G F Wills one horse, John Aistrope three head of cattle, W A Hower a colt, Lenzo Johnson two calves, and Al Hertick a horse. Will Shaw visited from Council Bluffs and Farr Shaw drove to Council Bluffs returning with a nearly new coach.

Earl Shook G. F. Wills John Aistrope W. A. Hower Lenzo Johnson al Hertick Will Shaw Council Bluffs Earl Farr Shaw

Local Social Notes and Visits In Asbury Area

Mrs Perry Bayes and Mrs John McGinsis hosted visitors at Sunray while Adbert That Prenetoy plans a Thursday event. Mrs SW Artermen shows improvement and Mrs Bern Minsier spent Sunday with relatives. Lewis McGinnis of Staaton visited grandparents Mr and Mrs John McGinnis, and many locals attended the Malvern sale on Saturday.

Edgar Lockabill Nebraska City Lincoln Geo. Graham Velma Rice Glenwood Harold O'Dell Malvern Charley Hall John Niday al Red Guk Perry Bayes Glen John AJ McGinsis Sunray Adbert SW Artermen Bern Minsier Mnerne Blarry Dunlap B&w Suva Lewis McGinnis Staaton Mer John McGannisse

East Deer Creek Residents Make Minor Malvern Visit

In Malvern Saturday Mr and Mrs Harry Chinlap and Geraldine were observed with others including Lyle Bellwood who is much improved and able to sit part of the time. The group includes Frank Rochersperger Harvey Douglas Frances Packer Ward Thrapp Ruel Schick Howard Allensworth and Art Nims. Clyde Shook and family visited Oakland Sunday while Hatery and Clyde Dunlap were in Omaha Monday.

Mfr Pere Thomas Copel Biel Elgyn Galloway Jerry Byers Hastings J.C. Goss Des Moines Darwin Emerson Pete Jones Postal Board Will Feitcher Tiner Doris Slick Shenandoah A. R. Boyd Dan Perkins al Topping Council Bluffs Orla Harris Omaha Roscoe Anderson Baby Roy Perkins Shelby M. E. Ladies! In Society Christian Ladies’ Art Society Martin Christofferson Wit Small Michigan Aid Anna Welmyer Oklahoma W. B. Wheeler Laurell Viner Lloyd Ford Ben Dittus Mercy Hospital Dobbs Janssen Andy Walker Malvern Amos Smith Chuck Straight Glenwood G. T. Harover Alice Amick Saundra Byers A. J. Harbor Harry Chinlap Geraldine Lyle Bellwood Frank Rochersperger Harvey Douglas Frances Packer Ward Thrapp Ruel Schick Howard Allensworth Art Nims Clyde Shook Suneday Oakland Hatery Clyde Dunlap

Uncle Eben at Home in His Own Speech Says Feet Talk

A fragment from a dialogue features Uncle Eben declaring he will speak in his own way at home. Uncle Rho emphasizes understanding and patience as they discuss language and freedom to express oneself. The exchange hints at rural life and informal speech patterns.

Eben Uncle Rho Ike Au Jong

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