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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
4
Local residents host relatives from Washington D C and Kenmare N D while others plan midsummer trips to Bemidji Minnesota and Lake Osakis Minnesota. Births, hospital stays, and family gatherings mark a bustling week with multiple guests visiting Spirit Lake area families.
June 18 1981 meeting of the Board of Education authorized the Building Committee to buy extensive classroom furniture from Mansfield’s for Forrest R. Chantry School. Gifts totaled 1000 from Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W Burrdie and 1000 from Dr and Mrs T E Shonka to equip Second and Sixth Grade rooms. additional gifts of 1325 from Mr and Mrs F R Chantry for Kindergarten and Office, and 100 from Mr and Mrs Cedric Crink for the Teachers Lounge were accepted with thanks. The panel also approved finishing hot water line work in rooms 108 and 110 for 61.80 and discussed transport use requests for a Vacation Bible School and a Red Oak Iowa swimming program. The board adjourned after votes.
Miss Clara Blackman spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Hunt. Set Volney Smith left for a week visiting relatives in Ames Eldora and Cedar Rapids. Several residents visited family and attended a funeral in Red Oak while others toured Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs.
The Busy Bees club met at Darla Baucom’s with 12 members. Roll call asked for members’ favorite picture and why they like it. State convention, Rallyday reps, and Camp Brewster attendees were decided. Jo Selle Isom, Patty Swett, and Sharon Stevens sang. Mary Jo Hathaway and Jackie Isom chosen for Camp Brewster. Barbara Holton reported.
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