Valentine Day Activities At Malvern School
The Malvern school notes a junior Valentine party with 34 attendees, featuring a candlelit dinner, table games, and valentine trees. Students across grades report English punctuation, science, history, and Latin lessons, with spelling contests won by Maxine Austin and Betty Fickel. A pep chapel featured blindfolded cheerleaders selecting boys for kiss-themed roles, while the senior class presented candy and speeches at the game with band entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 3
U. S
U. 8
Eiveryone
Towa Reorrandy
State of Iowa
Maxine Austin
Malvern
Helen Anne Stevenson
Doreen Swain
Jane Johnson
Twyla Chamberlain
Harold Foy
Jim Haring
Laurence Hanna
Marybeth
Dan Swoboda
Tle
Marlin Richardson
Tootin Tattler notes and playful verse headlines
A quirky reader column mixes gossip fragments and light verse. It mentions Ken and Shirley Bacon crosses, a mystery note on a hall floor, a Patrons on back patter about bank Spencer Tracy, a book seller mix up letter, and a plug for annuals.
Senior Class Play Cast Named for The Man From Nowhere
The senior class selects cast members for The Man From Nowhere with Arlene Ficker named student director. Student activities include poetry, stories, and a study of the Spanish American War as part of methods, literature, history, and government discussions. Christian Church Aid met with fifty attendees decorating and sharing valentines. a luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. W. B. Wheeler and Mrs. Harry Daugherty. Mrs. Mary Wilkinson traveled to Hancock to visit daughter, Wayne Simmons family. John McDonald of Wed Oak visited G. W. Wilkon home Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Aid
Christian Church
Colse
W. B. Wheeler
Harry Daugherty
Mary Wilkenson
Hancock
Wayne Simmons
John McDonald
Wed Oak
W. Wilkon
Rebekah Lodge Delegation Visits Hastings Gathering
Henderson residents attended a Hastings lodge with the traveling gavel passing to Red Gat Lodge. The evening featured Chinese checkers and a lunch. several local families, Omaha visitors, and anniversaries were noted. Regency social events included showers, church solos, and a Creighton queen selection at Hotel Fontanade.
Funeral Held for Chas Ayers at Home
The funeral of Chas Ayers was held Wednesday afternoon at his home near Macedonia. He died of pneumonia at Clarkson hospital. Mrs. Milton Stevens fell seven in Omaha Monday, three days ago while feeding. He was a brother of John Ayers, Carl Maltsberger and family. Eliott visitors came to his parents here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dan Parkins were Council Bluffs callers Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwayna Harris
Omaha
Bert Davis
Emerson
Elwyn Galloway
Zelma Williams
Wales
Red Oak Hospital
Norma Core
M. E
Paul Rainbow
Christian Ladies’ Aid
Carlson
Women's Missionary Society
Pearl Harbor
Mary Workman
Grant
Emme Workman
Henderson
Creighton College
Misa Workman
Strahan
Rei. Sante Art Tantly
Dy. Maria
Churdan
Chas
Ayers
Macedonia
Clarkson
Milton Stevens
John
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Elementa of Business
Robertson
Cross
Kenneth Hedlund
Sophia Hedlund
Wigh
Maxina Austin
Betty Fickel
Glenwood
Omaha World- Herald
Valentine Pep Sesai
Iee High School
H. S
Emerson H. S
Beabon
Piper Sale
Malverh, IA
Fes
Piper Sale Pavilion
Iowa
H. E. Flannagan
W. H. Piper
Floyd Black
Ramsay
Shepandoah Phons
Twyla
Entre Eirty
Kenant
Shirley Bacon
Mehel
Pat
Knteht
Man From Nowhere
Doris Ireland
Darlene Knon
Twrta Chambrriath
Edith Frink
Ralph Maddocks
Lawrence Hanna
Ralph Hail
Stanley Hensley
Sud Wertz
Arlene Ficker
Rebekah
Hastings
Rebekah Lodge
Red Gat
A. O. Harney
Wales Community
Pearl Arbor
Luella
Clerkson Hospital
Dwayne Norton
Iowa City
Rex Davis
Cornell Bluf
Sid Smith
Near Bedford
Rex Shelton
Art Davis
Ray Davis
Pearl Mercer
Kelley Steiner
Earlin Fenn
Arthur King
Carson
Don Franks
Oakland
Maude Kindigg
Fd Weners
Beal Theandar
Asleeted
Miss Chase
Betty Plumb
Boy Scout
Wm. Lee
Mansfield
Oie
Bret
RL Davies
Dba
University of Towa
Iniahiess
Mrs
Dan Parkins
Council Bluffs
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Osteopathic Physicians Oftce
Kince & Nelson
Offica
M. Kline
J. AL Klee
Wena
T. L. Salyers
Malvern, Iowa
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