Operetta ends and exams begin at EMA
EMA students report the operetta is over and six weeks exams loom. Regular junior play practice starts for a March 28 show, replacing an earlier March 21 date. Frances Jones returns after a sprained ankle, Mrs. Salyers nears recovery from sinus operation, and Forrest Hatfield remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Waohneeta Alstrope traveled to Sioux City last week, Bernice Parker shows health improvement, domestic science plans an exhibit and tea, Latin classes finish their ad displays, state exam results are awaited, and sixteen girl reserves expect to attend the Southwestern Girl Reserve conference in Red Oak March 21-22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Jones
Salyers
Forrest Hatfield
Waohneeta Alstrope
Sioux City
Bernice Parker
Schoo
Red Oak
Malvern High School 1948 Student Page Credits
The Malvern Leader presents a student roster for Malvern High School with editors Eugene Hert and Helen Shae, seniors 48 tela Raines and Dorothy Dathin, juniors Dorothy Donner, Allee Hall, Freshman Matjoe Doiiner, Anntot High, Helen Martshall, Dorothy Donner, and others. Faculty advisor Felton Jones and Miss Kurtawell listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hert
Adttot
Helen Shae
Tela Raines
Dorothy Dathin
Allee Hall Freshmnett
Matjoté
Anntot High
Helen Martshall
Dorothy Donner
Faye Htrat
Harry Nelson
Felton Jones
Kurtawell
Second Grade Celebrates Frank Bell's Birthday
Second grade celebration for Frank Bell's birthday after a Thursday visit from Mrs. E. Dering. Frank Bell hosted a party Friday afternoon with warm wishes for many more birthdays. A stray salesman line appears in the text with a garbled quote about gimartas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bell
E. Dering
Frank
A Leader What Kisd
A reflective piece on leadership duties and ethics. It argues that true leaders guide with modesty, respect others rights and ideas, and avoid hogging the limelight. Good leaders draw people in and consider the other fellow while directing groups.
History lesson turns spicy with playful wordplay
In a lively classroom moment Clinton Fagel leading a history discussion, two students spar over a riddle like Jack Horner and a series of punny exchanges about palm olive, life buoy, Lux and Ivory, sparking amused reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Fagel
Third Grade Pupils See Signs of Sprig at School
Third grade pupils show perfect spelling records with names such as Eric Halli Ralph Hall Walter Smith Bertha Brenning Arlene Fickel Doris Treland Mary Jean Ewing Sulla J Steele Ruby Sullivan Irene Walle. The class notes spring signs and perfect attendance last week amid quirky language exercises and a quoted line about ignorance being bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Halli
Ralph Hall
Walter Smith
Bertha Brenning
Arlene Fickel
Doris Treland
Mary Jean Ewing
Sulla J. Steele
Ruby Sullivan
Irene Walle
Pussywillows
Fremont County’s Controversy Settled
Fremont County’s road location dispute ends with state highway commission naming the permanent routing for road No 3 in the east part of the county. Beginning on primary No 4 near section 22-68-42 the route would run west along the section line then south to connect with the bridge over the Missouri River, as described in the commission letter. The paper urges unity to ensure the promised graveled base line road this spring and feeder routes north to paying roads. A quip about a world traveler’s marriage is noted from the Regina Leader via the Toronto Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska City
Sidney Argus Baya
R. R. Armstrong
Fred R.white
State Highway Commission
Fremont County
Missouri River
Burlington Eesay
Malvern Bank Authorized to Transact Business
The Malvern Trust and Savings Bank of Malvern Iowa is granted authority to transact the business of a Breverage Bank as per its articles of incorporation and state laws. The board members named include Bonny, Fred Wiel, Baers, Hale, and another listed as tentative.
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Ank
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Malvern
Iowa
Towa
Auerlied
Bonny, A. Jae
Fred Wiel OW
Baers
BR le Hale
Ruth Donner Writes of Trip to Detroit
Ruth Donner recounts a group trip from Red Oak to Des Moines and Detroit with I B C members. The journey includes train changes, theater tickets, a Des Moines plant tour, Y events, radio station WHO visit, and attendance at the 24th National Convention of the Anti-Saloon League in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Burlington
Walter Phelps
Glenwood
Red Oak
Warren Lischer
Osceola
Des Moines
FP. McNaught
C. G. Orcutt
Brown Hotel
Insurance Exchange
Harold Ewing
Cedar ‘Rapids
Dorothy Quire
Lyanville
Maris Hosenclever
New London
William McClintock
Sioux City
Des Moines Register-Tribune
Younkers Tea Room
Rock Island Puilmana
Chicago
Nebraska
Detroit River
Ambassador Bridge
Windsor
Canada
Checker
Fuller Hotel
Prohibition Leaders Hear United Taste of 1928 Outlook
Delegates heard speeches by H C Gleiss and Fr N Holsople and by Charles Bowles in Detroit. Francis McBride warned that wets still threaten repeal of the 18th Amendment and urged public education and enforcement, praising Hoover. Also Arethht J Barton cited Southern support for Hoover and Prohibition, concluding with a note that the Leader will continue the story next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
H.C. Gleiss
Detroit Federation of Churches
FR. N. Holsople
Anti-Saloon League of Michigan
Charles Bowles
Detroit
Francis Scott McBride
Washington ,D. C
Anti-Saloon League of America
Congress
Jenal
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Tristan
Hoover
Anti-Saloon League
Arethht J. Barton
Atlanta
Marvelous new Konjola medicine touted in early notice
A dramatic ad proclaims Konjola a miracle cure proven to restore work capacity and relieve rheumatism neuritis stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles across cities like Chicago and Philadelphia. The piece stresses rapid relief and calls Konjola vastly superior to prior remedies, with an extensive health claim and notice of its sale at West Side Drug Store.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
A. H. Mosby
Monjalables
West Side
Konjola
Koulola
Wet Ride
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stedente of
Malvern High School
The
Malvern Leader
Jack Horner
Lux
J. H. Beck With
Council Bluffs
Lincoln
Regina
Toronto Globe
Cortigoate
Ruth Donner
International
West Side Drug Store
Alfred Hall
Entsett
Alfred Hall Blagksmith
Saint Louis
St. Louis
W. AW. Taylor
Deardorff
John Deere Machinery
Cis
Patsy Kilmartin
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