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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
5
A National Kindergarten Association column urges nurturing the imaginative period in early childhood with fairy tales, crafts, and clear guidance. The page also reports Legion posts plan a July 14 picnic, a sharp editorial against Jack Johnson’s postwar appearances, newlyweds in Davis County, and notes on flags and civic symbolism with US history details.
The National Educational Association endorsed a plan backed by The American Legion to require English as the language of instruction, mandatory weekly patriotic exercises, and civics and American history credits for graduation. The meeting included 10,000 attendees and Legion representatives like Henry J. Ryan and Phineas M. Henry.
Henry Aistrope and family from near Malvern were callers Sunday evening at the W B Bell home. Miss Aleen McCoy went to Lincoln Nebraska last week where she has enrolled for summer school work at the university. Mr and Mrs John Dye and Mr and Mrs George Smith were down from Malvern Friday visiting the Delavan family Maxine returned home with them. Wilbur Newell of Lyons Nebraska.
Miss Thelma Tabler spends the week at the Clarence Kearney home in Malvern. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Parker visited the Walter Herbert home in Carson. Beryl Armstrong travels to Lincoln for summer school. Rev. Peter Jacobs lectures at a rural pastor’s demonstration school in Lepanon Wisconsin. Mrs. George Hilton visits her grandson George M. Hilton near Malvern. Miss Welen Foster completed business college studies in Oakland California and expects to return home for Christmas. W. W. Young and son Wilbur left for Lake Okoboji to build a new cottage and plan an outing there.
Born to Mr and Mrs Russell Reed on Monday July 18 a girl and to Mr and Mrs Chris Wansen on Wednesday July 20 a girl. Maude Flanagan visited Clarinda for a reunion of old friends with Mr and Mrs John Moore and Mr and Mrs Hal Howser. Mrs W Mains of Winds visiting old friends. Mains was a former partner of A P Reeve. Schoolhouse bid awarded to Willa Coburn and Frank Hargitt of Silver City for Prairie Creek district. Georgia Derby, summer guest of Mrs Sherman Archer near Emergon, broke both bones in right arm while cranking a car.
Wm Burgoin and family including Mr and Mrs George and the three girls Gladys Ethel and France left in their car Saturday for Okahoji to be gone a week or ten days or till they get ready to come back on a fishing and eating excursion Mr and Mrs Philip Hoffman Mr and Mrs Byron Ramsay of Philadelphia after completing a tour of Yellowstone Park and the Rocky Mountain national park are guests at the F H Plumer home Miss Dalso Plumer will accompany them east
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