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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
8
Emerson public school closed Tuesday last week due to scarlet fever. Bernard Paxton, a teacher, is the only confirmed case so far. Precautions were taken and classes reopened Monday. Several local residents visited relatives away from town during the closure.
Presbyterian Church will hold Sunday school at 10 40 a m and morning worship at 11 30 a m with H Berman speaking on Wonders of the Hand there will be no Christian Endeavor or evening service Everyone welcome Paul K Holland pastor Randolph Salmons and others noted visiting from Council Bluffs and Malvern readers. local social and travel notes follow including various residents’ weekend visits and small town happenings
Thoxine offers quick relief from coughs without chloroform or harmful drugs. The prescription supposedly soothes irritation and targets the internal cause, delivering rapid results and claiming superiority to syrups. Money back guarantee with prices of 60 cents and one dollar available at Col-Mag Drug Co in Malvern and other drug stores.
The list names pupils from multiple rural schools who achieved perfect or near perfect attendance in the third and fourth periods. Entries include Lincoln Lincoln Williams Kathryn Birdsong Fred Kohl Helen Kuhl Ortmand Birdsong Thelma Kuhl Viola Kohl Hubert Cowardin Emory Kuhl among many others across Worter Forester Box Elder Kandstand Gowen Pickerill Vogler Barratt Vogler Tower Corner Burr Oak Oak Bluff Pacific City Hillsdale Plainview Tadina Creek Reasoncy Glynn Willams Pitth Maple Grove Center by Kewles Pleasant Grove Shay Grove Estes Center Deer Creek Wahu Grove and more, with numerous students cited per school and grade levels.
The Henderson Christian Ladies' Aid met in the basement for quilting after a long break due to cold weather. Ida Simmons’s Scienda is healing after appendicitis surgery at Mercy hospital in Connet Blutts. Local residents report winter travel by car and train, changes of residence, and schooling disruptions from bad roads. Community members and families near Elliott, Emerson, and Carson are mentioned with visits, work at garages, and livestock movements.
Word from Hay Springs Nebraska states Mose Moore, once a resident, dislocated his shoulder while unlarting a war on tins one day last week. Several locals attended a Council Bluffs basketball game Saturday between ant team and Abraham Lincoln. Jh A Selby and daughter Myrtle attended a Quincy Iowa funeral of a relative, returning Friday. Denver Byers had Hastings business Wednesday. The local Omaha bus has stopped due to bad roads. Tt W Caseboll dined with the R L South family. Dave Owens helped Champ Harover on the mail route. Fred Phelps aided Bob Wight. Margaret Piper visited her brother at Grinwood last week. Mrs Merrit Crouse visited Red Oak Saturday evening. Mrs Jess Skank went to Red Oak Thursday, returning Saturday. Mrs Emma Workman visited son Fred at Glenwood Monday. Mrs Sam Owens filled in at the post office Monday afternoon in Mrs Workman’s absence.
Silver Creek pupils and one teacher enjoyed games, stunts, and refreshments during an afternoon event on March 1. Konorir, Bernice and Bernard Schoening, moving to Silver City, attended. Fraiview school pupils heard inaugural ceremonies of President Hoover on March 4, under Mrs. Louella Ayers, with each pupil keeping a booklet of notes.
The OCR list names many students and staff from numerous rural schools including Oak, Spring Valley, Warner, Eureka No 2, Gawen No 3, Wealth, Foxworthy, Viola, Geadtelloy, Gowen, Foreajey, Marrett and others. Referenced names include Theron Slaughter Ellison Dille hay Merrill Nugs Harold Blackman Velma Mahan Gwendolyn Ryan Darlene Achenbach Darrel Achenbach Malcolm Dyke Bernice Airshie Pauline Biggerstaff Marlon Parker Helen Web Eureka No 2 Charles Baker Claude Cody Anne Hrandt Charles Brandt Frank Baker Ruth Benedict Irene Bothwell Charles Henderson Richard Hickioat Helen Hickman Edward Hickman Dorothy Haden Richard Hyde Marjorie Haden Flo Hyutunga Eva Hyuuteman Thoms Dylv Yandarshyle Irene Parmon Brudab Feukel Barnice Paranoid Halley John Telly Babee Jenkins Albert Jon Sivey etc.
Children observe newspapers for pictures taken on that day and add them to booklets. Fairview School has ten light-entered window shades aiding classroom illumination and making the room brighter and more attractive.
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