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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
3
Hastings community notes report a joint instillation of officers by the Hastings Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges at the Odd Fellows hall Thursday at 8 pm. Also listed are Ladies Aid thimble tea plans, local visits, family births, and social events with multiple residents and nearby towns cited.
The general science class reviews the first part of the text and discusses flowers colors. Manual training students work on articles and finishing touches. Geometry lessons include an on board proposition led by Mr Yacett with student Vanita Ord asking for guidance. Gerald Moore warns not to make the quiz too hard before a high school party as absences rise in English class due to cal s.
Gearhart News advises planning this spring for Nome renovations with cost estimates and material suggestions. Readers are urged to arrange finances before April as another loan window may open afterward.
A compact school note describes winter terms, exams, and busy students preparing book reports. It mentions readings including Uncle Tom's Cabin and a biography, lists some hawks named Mrs Bishop and Little Shepherd, and notes reading projects and questioning skills as part of the literature program.
Grades presented a Christmas pageant on Wednesday afternoon December 23 with students from third through eighth grades performing scenes from Luther's Cradle and a snowball folk tale. The high school held a Christmas party December 22, exchanging gifts and enjoying refreshments.
Viola Watts and De He M. Anderson visit Strawberry Point on Dre 22. Mrs Anderson, a Pacific Junction High School graduate, has nursed at Tsnt Memorial in Chicago since 1930. Anderson, son of Missouri Valley locals, studied at Sioux City, Iowa and Culver, Ind, now practicing in Strawberry Point. Ladies' Aid to meet with Mrs Watt. many local family notes and obits follow.
Imogene Mills and Rev M M Tennessen depart Red Oak for Omaha to join a pilgrimage train bound for San Francisco aboard the Japan Mail Line Tatuta Maru. Stops include Honolulu, Yokohama, Shanghai and Hong Kong as the Eucharistic Congress convenes in the Philippine Islands. Tennessen plans to share film of the journey after return, while redecorations at St Mary's Red Oak are noted.
Fast Deer Creek notes Tom McDonald and family visiting Shenandoah Saturday Basil McWollister as a New Year guest in the Harry McColister home Dan Regan aside as a family viewer at the tenant house on the prank FAM yer savin Mero and Mes Art Nims were walkers in the Glen Shook home New Year’s evening Mr and Mrs Thyde Shook and Jawnly were New Year guests at the Level Maller home
Mrs. Guy Grindle hosted the Needlecraft club with nine members and officers elected for the year. A long list of local social visits, moving, school changes, and farm work updates follow. Strahan Climax churches report services, youth groups, and basketball games with Bartlett. local students Lynn and Betty Buttercase enter new grades. several families travel or relocate for work or school.
The BOX ELDER column reports a Christmas program and tree at Sunday school on Christmas evening, subsequent gatherings at the McVay and Ayres homes, and illness among several families including Fred McVay and Howard Freeman. It notes Mrs Ayres tutoring pupils, visits by Earl Keast and family, and school resumption after vacation with various family scenes and a broken ankle incident involving Paul Slaughter.
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