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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1936

Page

3

Hastings Seniors Present Dreamlike Spring Program

Hastings schools staged a fanciful program of dance and song by seven seniors including Trene Everhart and Es ther Kidwell. Cast featured Misa Melvyn Mele as Cimbrella and Ruth Palzell as Princess, with a Cinderella and Three Bears episode, wooden soldiers parade, and a parade of costumes followed by refreshments.

Olmiracters Misa Melvyn Mele da Hols Ruth Palzell Haseines Prince Charming Misa Muffett

George Miller Returns Home After Hospital Stay

George Miller came home from a hospital in Council Bluffs last Tuesday after cancer removal from his lower body. The operation was reportedly successful and he is recovering well. A follow up visit occurred this Tuesday for a bit more treatment. Miller previously worked at Edmungson hospital and wasn’t sure about the new surroundings.

George Miller Balemundson Hnanttal Council Bluffs Mr. Milter Edmungson Hospital

Hastings church activities and births in Hastings Iowa

Hastings M E Church schedules Sunday School worship and Epworth League times with Bible study series. Reports include birth announcements Ora Marlene Vine Derpool and Carolyn Sue Lemons, hospital update on Regina Lookabill illness, and various local visits and community notices.

Death of Infant Daughter Delores Elaine

Infant Delores Elaine Dyrd daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Dyrd born Feb 13 died Feb 18 Funeral services were conducted by Rev Simon Tanda Music provided by Evelyn Ress and Thelma Crawford She leaves a brother Clyde and sisters Mar oe and Vivian Burial in Hastings cemetery

Delores Elaine Clyde Dyrd Turaday Simon Tanda Evelyn Ress Thelma Crawford Clyde Mar Vivian Hastings

Rebekah Lodge Met Feb 17 In Cold Weather

Rebekah Lodge members and families plus a few 1.0.C.F. members gathered after the regular lodge meeting last Tuesday evening. After refreshments were served a social hour followed. The Robskahs next meet March 3 and all members are urged to be present.

Rebekah Lodge

Church of God News Services in Hastings Schedule

Church of God services in Hastings include Sunday school at 10 45 a m morning worship at 11 46 Christ's Ambassadors at 6 30 am preaching at 7 45 p m Bible study Tuesday at 7 45 p m prayer Thursday at 7 45 p m preaching Saturday at 7 14 a p m A teachers Bible training class being organized Contact Walter Smith Box 193 Hastings Ia for information. Sterling Schurr celebrates fourth birthday Feb 20 Clyde Bittner and Miss Betty Garrison visit Omaha. Miss Blanche Woods visits Harry Potter home. Mrs Ira Hutchings and Samuel of Malvern visit H E Clark home. Mr and Mrs A H Crawford and daughters Ethelyn and Harriett visit H P Men home Essex. Miss Maxine Ford of Red Oak visits here.

Epworth League Uhoir Frayer Assemblies of God's Church Hastings Christ's Ambassadors Walter Smith Clyde Bittner Misa Betty Garrison Omaha Blanche Woods Harry Potter Ira Hutchings Samuel Malvern H. E. Clark A. H. Crawford Ethelyn and Harriett H. P. Men Essex Maxine Ford Red Oak Sanny Walker Grant Hockenberry Harry Paul Marie Paul Clarinda Darwin Goss Emerson Hen Reed Cromwell Wayne Byers Pearl Norton Flaine Walker Misa Norton Oaks Herman Cappack Miss Honeyman Rebekah Lodge Grandma Farrington

Hastings Public School Names Six Teeny Dance Participants

News notes at Hastings Public School list attendees of a recent fall dance. The names include Alva Ach and Charles Fellows, Jean Hamilton Hall, Delsir Gustin, Mario McKigney, Jackie P Hudson, Parl Stark, Donald Hodge, Peegy Ctretea, Flores Whiteside, Charles Pattens, Dorothy Waterworth, Rocer Walden, Wayne Clark, and Glen Martin.

Alva Ach Charles Fellows Jean Hamilton Hall Delsir Gustin Mario McKigney Jackie P Hudson Parl Stark Donald Hodge Peegy Ctretea Flores Whiteside Charles Pattens Dorothy Waterworth Rocer Walden Wayne Clark Glen Martin

Fourth Grade Valentines and Attendance Report

Only three pupils in our room had perfect attendance last six weeks. Daniel Johnson was perfect in third grade, joined by Ronald Schurr and Richard Whitesides in fourth grade. In spelling, Henrietta Clark and Daniel Johnson led third grade, while Roberta Clark Harold Fellows Kenneth Gustin Larry Kidwell and Richard Willesides led fourth grade. We had a valentine box on Feb. 14.

Roberta Clark Daniel Johnson Ronald Schurr Richard Whitesides Uenrietta Clark Harold Fellows Kenneth Gustin Larry Kidwell Richard Willesides

Fifth and Sixth Graders Earn Perfect Attendance Honors

In a quarter holiday for perfect attendance, sixth graders Keith Cites, Reta Crawford, Dorothy Trimmer, Alta Mac Clark, Harriet Crawford, Kettie Haroff, Melvin Trimmer, and Inez Chapin were recognized. Spelling top scorers 119 were Dorothy Trimmer, Reta Crawford, Wendell Crawford, Donald Williams, Eugene Kidwell, and Tiarold Gilliland.

Rettte Haro Keith Cites Reta Crawford Dorothy Trimmer Alta Mac Clark Harriet Crawford Kettie Haroff Melvin Trimmer Inez, Chapin Wendell Crawford Donald Williams Eugene Kidwell Tiarold Gilliland

Seventh and Eighth Grades Face Excused School Week

Seventh grade was excused Thursday and Friday as Centerline students took county exams alongside eighth graders. The page notes students enjoyed coasting on Farris Waterworth’s bob sled while Betty Crouse and Emmet Stevens missed days due to cold weather and snow.

Keith Blunt Farris Waterworth Bob Betty Crouse Emmet Stevens

Sophomore News Reflects on Ivanhoe Interest

The English class has found Ivanhoe a very interesting book with each student selecting a favorite character. Exams are completed and relief follows.

Faye Oswald

Junior News Reports Return of Loran Nebitt After Pneumonia

The school welcomes back Loran Nebitt who recently recovered from pneumonia. Business training students diligently work on their notes while English class finishes The Merchant of Venice. Friday they formed groups to rewrite and perform scenes, noting the changes.

Lilian Crawford Loran Nebitt

Senior News of Velma Mings

Senior News notes six week exams with public speaking and arithmetic study. Miss Allen jokes about capitalization of school subjects and derives Germany from mathematics. Several local residents and visitors are listed with towns including Malvern Lincoln Sidney Red Oak and Gravity.

Velma Mings Miss Allen Vanita Ord Germany

Henderson Anniversary and Community Notes in Malvern

Henderson Mr and Mrs Jud Coppock celebrate 28th wedding anniversary December 24 and friends hope for many more years. Malvern residents share visits and health updates. Local students travel for school, a fox is killed after escape, and election candidates are named for school directors. Community events include M E Ladies Aid quilts, farewells for Edwin Wilkinson, and various visits among families in Henderson.

Jud Coppock John Taylor Victor Norton Earl Belleau Wilburn Houser Jim Wilkinson Wilkinson i Houser Seymore Hendriz Ugh McSweeney

Clarence Christie Visits Ralph Hanscom Home in Shenandoah

Clarence Christie and family from Shenandoah spent Sunday with the Ralph Hanscom household. Ray Allensworth moved Monday to the Hastings area farm recently vacated by Fred Clark, who has left for Los Angeles. Mrs. L H Gillet and daughter ill with flu. Mrs. W D Linthicum fell on an icy sidewalk Saturday suffering a hip injury, confined to bed, daughter Mrs. Luss Dawson of Hivertun ia caring for her. Latest reports indicate she is improving. AO Crawford has been nervously ill the past weeks.

Edgar Christy Ora Marlene Mra Wiis C Vinederpool Hastings Carolyn Sue Fred Lemons Iastinge Regina Lookabill Bunday Red Oak Marjorie O'Donnell Ray Heals Tastings Christy Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffé Jesa Phelps Oliver Farm Equipment Herbert Wallahan Lincoln Nebr N. W. Colling Cecil Woods Council Bluffa Misa Ethel Davis H. E. Clark Lorraine Los Angeles Calif Ladies' Aid A. V. Clues Charley Johnson Robert Blunt Allan Christy Malvern Ralph Hanscom Fthel Davis Shenandoah Will Mings Coburg Frank Rockafellow Clarence Christie Ray Allensworth Fred Clark L. H. Gillet W. D. Linthicum Luss Dawson Hivertun Ia AO. Crawford Hag

Calendar Reforms Through the Ages and Ancient Systems

The piece surveys Roman, Egyptian, and Aztec timekeeping, noting the Roman 365 day year with a 365.25 day cycle, Julius Caesar's calendar, and the Gregorian reform. It contrasts eight day weeks in Rome, ten day Egyptian months, and Aztec priestly timekeeping, touching on adoption dates by England, Greece, Japan, and U.S. context.

Augustus Gregory U. S England Japan Greece Mexico

Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Iowa Feb 1998

Record of instruments filed in Mills County recorder’s office lists transfers from Feb 14 to Feb 21 1935 and 1998 including W M Plimpton to Laura B Plimpton for 1269 in Elk 76 Glenwood terms of Lot 5 and 6, Ray Clark to First St Nk Tabor for 1100 Lot 4 of College Subdivision Bik 2 Tabor, F H Raynor to Esther Keene for 400 Sub 1 Lot 4 14-72-43, Jamison and Simp son to Eva Davis and Margaret Harpst for 1 Lots 6 and 6 Bik 4 Glenwood, Charley Scheel to Minnta Dettch ler et al for 1 V C D Lot 11 All Lots 12 13 Nipp s Add to Mineola, Lulu H Davis to Emma H Lambert re recorded for 1 V C Part Lot 3 Bik 16 Glenwood.

Mills County Iowa M. Plimpton Laura B. Plimpton W. D Hall Elk Glenwood Raymond W. Clark First St. Nk Tabor Charley Scheel Minnta Dettchler Q. C.D Nipp Mineola Lulu H. Davis Emma H. Lambert V. C

Evacuation and Maneuvers Prompt Schofield Barracks Activity

Troops evacuate positions as the Hawaii department of the United States Army sails into maneuvers. The population at Schofield Barracks, America's largest army post, remains focused with activity centering on readiness and regional security.

Pos Hawaiian Department of the United States Army Schofield Barracks America Oceanionalmuy

Panama Canal Locks Limit Ship Length

A brief note states that naval ship length is constrained by the dimensions of the Panama Canal locks.

Panama Canal

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