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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
6
The notice recalls EMAITCHESS Chattey Turcotte who lived here years ago and mentions MM Gletwood’s death on Thursday February 14 from kidney trouble. Funeral details note the service held Sunday and burial at Henderton Cemetery.
The Malvern Leader outlet EMAITCHES lists student staff including Editor Bageto Herts and Assistant Helen Shatt with a roster of juniors Dorothy Donket and Hela Bates and others. It credits Miss Kirtatrell as advisor and notes 3 Blood Short Jokes by Felton Jones.
Third grade held a Valentine party last Friday afternoon with talent exchanges, games, and candy treats. Visitors included Mrs. Verne Dunn. Highlights note several students with perfect opening records and a girls win 7 to 3 over the boys. Nearby residents Will Phelps and C. L. Harbor with wife visited. Mrs. Casson injured herself after a fall. students and substitutes mentioned including Lauren D. Thomas taking Miss Garris’s place after illness.
A teacher's letter notes Mrs. Salyers remains in hospital but improving and eyeing home care in a few days. Students report mixed progress in geometry and M and M history while spring fever reduces study time. Paul Wertz teaches geography and English assignments include a two thousand word theme due Friday.
The senior class, after several meetings, agrees on a unified graduation announcement. Spring fever affects many as Mrs. Salyers remains away. A matinee of The Virginian was shown for students with reduced rates. Mrs. Mason donated twelve complimentary tickets, awarded to two reps per high school class and to seventh and eighth grades.
Fifth graders study Lincoln and Civil War while writing letters pretending a tour of Africa. Neva Stoxdill joins the class as Velma Josh Caudell and Margaret Ann Buttman share notes and heart shaped cookies. A Valentine party follows a reading session with stories and poems.
Piper anxiously asks if he has a cold or fever in his head while Mr. Kincald answers with sympathetic concern, suggesting illness is probable.
Additional Henderson L W Triplett and wife were Red Oak visitors Wednesday. Harry Summitt of Macedonia was a business caller in town Saturday. Denver Byers and wife were Red Oak visitors Thursday. Lon Coleman was a distant caller in Cornell Bless Saturday. Orson Harris and family visited his parents in Shenandoah Sunday. His uncle returned home with him. Dave Owens was a hunting caller in Lincoln Wednesday. A G Baumegarthern and family were in Council Rtns Saturday.
Wahneeta Aistropée presented a class friendship quilt to Mrs. Clarence Frink at school. The center featured two portraits with Junior Class and Miss Kurtzweil, a thoughtful keepsake reflecting class mates. Minor social updates note neighbors visiting and local events through the week.
Fragmented student notes describe freshmen history teaching efforts on barbarian invasions in the Roman Empire. It lists student teachers and miscopied names, mentions Latin progress, and notes a Malvern bank closing and a Feb 6 date for a financial notice.
Burnett's advert proclaims guaranteed satisfactory shaves with Single Edge Bhwles and Double Edge Bhwles. It stresses value through factory methods and direct pricing, inviting readers to purchase blades for cost effective grooming.
J B Fickel treated for eye trouble at Methodist hospital in Omaha. condition improved. Harvey Liste family visit from Council Bluffs. Bridge lighting work on Nishna No 4 with night crew. Dallas McGrew discharged from Edmundson hospital. Roy Robbins family visited Omaha. June Fickel and J Fickel at hospital in Omaha. Jeannette Luther won first place in dramatic division at Henderson contest. J D Thomas and Ward Fickel hosted Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid. Ray Pharty and family spent Tuesday in Omaha. Waeman's Missionary Society met with Mrs. ert Picked.
Safety is stressed in a notice about 1st preferred shares from United Pehle and Railwars Co. This advertisement claims a new allotment with potential investment steps and notes that previous free of price arrangements benefited a few customers. Investors are warned of risks and urged to contact company offices for details.
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