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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
6
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A playful, gossip filled school page recounts pranks and social antics. Seniors walk to Omaha, memory lapses reveal mischief, and rumors swirl about cars, rings, and friendships. Lively chatter includes cafe dining, perfume at school, and detective story reading hints.
Report of a Girl Reserves gathering with a play, a talk by Mrs McVicker, and a preview of the next meeting led by Darlene Kuep. On Thursday night the group met in the home economics room for a chili supper, nearly all members attending, then attended a show.
Senior News reports that students journeyed to Omata for photo day at Cleveland, camera intact despite fears of damage. After pictures, seniors enjoyed shows, weather spoiled by slow rain but memories kept. Proceeds from photos arrived quickly, with many pleased. sneak day planned amid ambitions for late day as English class finishes Tennyson. Physics asks a dime per student for small motors. Government class progress stalls. daily recitations resume with speed drills and half hour tests yielding good scores.
The eighth grade reviews quick answer methods and pronoun cases. Students study who and whom and enjoy poems about famous rides and riders. Civics lessons highlight modern families and cities with reports and pictures. Betty Low Barkus won honors at Friday’s spelling contest.
Three new girls joined the third grade on Monday bringing enrollment to 29. Charlotte Kelly transfers from Otungwa while Faye and Fern Hambsch, twins from Strahan, arrive. Students also molded house models Tuesday for a geography shelter unit.
Fourth grade completed geography unit on Switzerland and begins Holland. Dictionary work aids spelling. Friday records show all grades above 95 with perfect attendance for the period.
Read notes show girls tackling Home Economics projects while world history lessons focus on Italy’s national unification challenges. Prefixed terms and suffixes are taught to English pupils as part of language work.
The juniors toil to craft speeches filled with long words as they study the art of pronounced phrases. Efforts appear successful though some terms take a half second longer to pronounce, showing progress in their articulation.
Senior normal trainers visited four rural schools including Wearin Miss Arteries Sandiland No. 7 Miss Pickerel White Cloud Alias Kerns St. Vernon Ma We sterquint. Miss McVicker and Sis McCord accompanied the group as trainer and chaufleur delivering useful instruction and an interesting experience for the girls.
The ARIFER Rae class studied The Soldier's Prive, a Lincoln tale and a boy at his post, alongside a biography of Robert E. Lee. New arithmetic units cover multiplication of fractions and cancellation. Absences noted for Mhert McCollester due to eye tests and Ray Dean Mansfield with mumps.
Seventh grade arithmetic class notes a test on territory and possession themes. A spelling contest at the Community Building last Friday honored Anna Macy Wragier from our school.
Fragmentary OCR text yields little coherent content. The readable bits mention terms like life of human hair and a product name associated with Te mas te but no clear event, person, or place. No verifiable facts to summarize beyond ambiguous product references.
A garbled OCR fragment references a junior high track event with unclear details. It hints at a mile race, unspecified schools and participants, and mentions vibrate and vitality in the context of a written note. readable facts are minimal.
The text reflects a Congressmember Wearin addressing urgent national issues after a devastating Texas disaster. It discusses rebuilding, school loss, and public sentiment, urging aid to stricken communities. A proposed Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington sparks debate about design and democratic process, with party factions weighing ideals and cost.
A fragmented report notes Lafayette’s visit to Ute AmerlandValeries in 17 years, marking a return to the United States. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece references ties between Lafayette and American cities and a long gap before reentry.
The article details community efforts in the rural district to erect a public works block during the season. It notes three local businessmen backing the scheme once the death is secured, with mentions of local visits, signals work, and various residents attending gatherings in Malvern and Peaceville View. The piece blends ceremony, politics, and rural life amid spring conditions.
A scrambled collection of local items mentions strikes, inspections, and labor tensions at plants in Manigentery county. It notes a jurors report criticizing housing conditions and a propane project on a corner building. The piece records a fatal auto crash involving Miss Margaret Mernatz, a high school coach, and various social notices about events, bids, and community anecdotes, including a planned baseball season and a Santa Claus stock purchase.
Box Elder Marion Sawers remains under care at Montandson hospital after a second chest tube. Winnieta Shinghter was admitted to Morey hospital early last week for an appendectomy and is reported improving. Mrs. Ainwart Freaman and son Dickey visited Mrs. Bred McVay on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ad McVay plan to relocate to edge half aid with their daughter. Yo rest Turner retired from Missouri to return home after his father’s serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Johnie McMullen and Zama Joan Williams of Wiles visited Tom Gage’s home Sunday. Moura Benedets of Red Oak played at Will Rew farm near Carson Monday. Ralph Viner spent Sunday with the Less DeHalt family. Fred McVay and others spent Sunday afternoon in the area.
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