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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
3
A damage claim has been filed by Aelita Marie Youne, widow of Robert Young of Emerson, who was fatally injured Thanksgiving when struck by a vehicle. The suit names Dutlence as the responsible party and will be settled in the Sidney court term.
Supt. and Mrs. Bo Ell Passan hosted a waffle supper for teachers at their home Mia Flay Avenue, honoring Miss Mary Arneat. Mr. and Mrs. Will Nelson and family traveled to Chicago last week to attend their son Maral's marriage on Saturday, Jan. 24.
An obituary notice notes a memorial service for Mrs Hattie Wheeler and mentions family attendance. Relatives Mr Karl Graham and Mrs Carl Anderson hosted friends at the home following the service. The report references WGN coverage and a local church gathering in Greenwood, with brief allusions to other names and events surrounding the funeral day.
Public notice announces R E Goods and Son sale delayed to February 3 due to poor roads. Other items describe residents traveling to nearby towns, visits with relatives, and local social events. Names include Claude Barng, Laura Jadee, Kenneth Evins, Ted Birdrall, Horace Greenwood, Lester Caraga, J A McLafferty, and several families in Red Oak Glenwood Emerson Shenandoah and Council Bluffs.
The message urges Buddinet Department Adjutant Wm J Laird of Dex Maines to submit baby bonds forms if the act overrides the presidential veto. It calls members to recruit missing buddies, support past officers, and boost local post service while backing a universal program. The text praises Malvern as the best post in the county and emphasizes collective effort.
Velma Mings and students discuss public speaking lines while Lois Largent and Esther Kidwell attend the older boys and girls conference at Glenwood. Edith Viner visits, a teacher's illness shutters school, and Mr Christensen doubles as janitor. Anniversary wishes go to a silver couple. Mervin Turner plans potential California return. neighbors host dinners and visits.
An original letter in the handwriting of John Wesley, founder of Methodism, written in 1776, was last week presented to Simp
The following pupils received 100 in spellings on Friday: Dorothy Waterworth Charles Fellows Wayne Chirk Doris Clark Harry Whitesides Eloise Largent Rosie Winall Muntjoria McKinney Desste Gustin Joan Tamitten mabueh and Donald Teds. Poor attendance due to cold weather. we finished Eskimo hooklets Friday, coloring Eskimo Metures and writing a sentence under each picture.
The snow has closed schools causing early dismissal. Eighth graders study loans and mortgages in arithmetic while seventh graders learn discounts. Geraldine Kelso from Malvern joins as a new eighth grade student.
Several members of our class were absent last week. We are studying correct word usage and ratios in geometry. Some problems are my but others seem rather complicated.
Fragmented article notes students study business arithmetic fractions and modifiers. references to telegraphs and training terms. Mentions Lillian Crawford and Salisfactoriy in the hespinedl in Hed Oak with unclear details about markets and workers and a near incomplete note on Hog prices and Tow wok.
A letter in fragile but decent condition is preserved in the college archive. It mentions Ebenbeth the survivor child of fae and references George Mather and John Fletcher of Madeley. The document remains accessible with careful handling to prevent further damage.
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