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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
5
A garbled excerpt references a young fan, baseball, and unsettled events. Mentions Roosevelt, beer, a brewing mood, a possible “big-ght” and a dual assault fear. Tangles of names and dates are unclear, but hints at a school assembly and rising tension in the community.
The sophomore History class conducted a Monday review led by Louis Brorey and Stewart Hall. Students answered questions on Tudor monarchs August Dayas and other topics while crafting original small projects like bird houses and weather vanes, reflecting effort beyond their size.
The event features Pasaieth Gethe the fit if i elit Tih Bpla the Prater and Ring of the String as players. The text lists activities like 16 Thies, Pay of Biees, Taking Plettite ih, choosing three books, and a game. Grandmother favoring coffee, dislikes ten.
Futura Farmers organize a Rittenball tournament with two teams the senior and freshmen and junior and sophomore squads. The juniors and sophomores won last Wednesday by twelve to thirteen, as crops class prepares a hot bed and garden plot in the northeast barn for pruning spraying and cleanup.
The Home Eo department uses the Home Makers Educational Service of Freeport New York to aid schools with an advertising related program for manufacturers. The article notes expenses and effort to obtain materials and report their use in classrooms. It lists health guidance such as gaining weight, consulting physicians if symptoms appear, improving habits, sleep, activity, fresh air, exercise, and wholesome food.
An eighth grade Civics class explores the criminal process after a crime. The note says it would be difficult and embarrassing to go through, as students discuss fingerprint experiments and the appearance of big blots on fingertips.
Fragmented diary style entry notes a Friday Civil War test, student performances, and classroom tasks. References names like Charles Wale ler Yeates and Mrs J. SV Baer appear alongside remarks on handwriting, business letters, and training. The text resembles a student exercise summary with scattered corrections and parent mentions.
A garbled high school report from Athens recalls the captaincy for the girls team Bite Hall and for the boys captain Bartholomew. The narrative mentions meals, a birthday, studying, and a reading task as part of a school activity.
The fragment notes a first grade class activity week with Betty Bennett turning ate years old, a party, and a poem lesson about March. It mentions crafting health charts, teaching cleanliness, and a new pupil Thelma Taylor joining the class.
Six grade students including Geneviere and Katene prepared a display and practiced a play to be shown next week. Mrs. Shay supervised from the window as helpers assisted with house cleaning and decorating. The class studied building materials such as wood brick and stone.
Seventh grade introduces three new students John Waller and Joseph Waller from Kentucky and Loretta Smith from Nebraska. We review measurements in Authnistic and have not finished the Lewis and Clark survey in History. The text mentions a council with the Indiana in Mills county and references Cornell Binffe and Mary Louise Sielke.
Friday's test top scorers include Clyde Bateman Donald Gugeler Jack Hering Robert Hedding Dean Johnson Robert Kincaid Dean Millikan Carroll Wynna Kenneth Adams Posey Cox Hasel Davis Louise Frits Marjorie Herrick Joan Saar Doris Stoxdiil Betty June Stroud Tone Miller We finished our work books last week and have another to finish before school. Last week we had fun telling riddles for part of our Language work.
Fourth grade lists students achieving perfect in spelling and neatness, with several others having perfect scores but erasures on some words. The W. CG. T. U. contest papers are finished, six papers chosen as the best, and three new pupils joined the room in the past two weeks.
Mary Townen hosted a March 18 gathering at Wm Huff home with a lively crowd. BH F Anderson was reelected director and Mrs Charles Kayton will lead Clover Leaf 4-H girls club. Strahan community shows strong 4-H enthusiasm as Helen Putnam trains clothing project, with clubs Silverette Clover Cooks Silver Cloud Clover Leaf and Wide Awake represented. Radio program broadcast planned from 21780 to 18130 hours on April 8.
A historical note discusses feeding mixtures to young pigs, advocating a blend of carbohydrate and protein from combined feeds. It notes some producers prefer separate feeds, while others trust tankage and consolidated mixes, with cautions on cost and overfeeding.
A 12:30 p.m. program by the U S Department of Agriculture with state agricultural colleges and the U S Marine Band airs America the Beautiful and other features. Lectures by R A Turner and Captain Taylor Arangon discuss 4 H topics and musical selections from composers including Rossini Weber and Tschaikowsky.
Mills county 4-H club hosts a community gathering at the Malvern Community building Monday evening April 10. All 4-H members and any interested youths are welcomed. Miss Fannie Buchanan of Iowa State College will assist with the party and attendees are urged to begin planning to attend this annual get together.
Unclear garbled content lacking discernible names dates places or events. The readable parts do not establish a concrete action, outcome, or entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Roneta honors her sister Mrs. V A Haltensteii with a birthday dinner at Counet Bias, guests include Mr and Mrs Hettenstein and many others from Glenwood Red Oak and Omaha. Mrs J A Pateons hosts Doctors wives gathering. Harman shares a book discussion and tea. Mills County garden club met to discuss birds around the home and featured readings. A spring wedding near Emercon marked by Rev J F Stille with Lurine Brake and Albert Joseph Stilte planning a life on a farm near Bitter City.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Roy EB Gugelet pastor announces Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11, Epworth League at 7, and a union service at 8 with Dr Henry Date White. Lloyd Walker leads the Epworth League with the topic Sharing the Christian Religion. A youth presentation precedes the morning sermon and a Food for Thought message calls for active Christian living.
The Presbyterian and Baptist churches announce Sunday worship at 10 for morning service and 11 for Sunday school. Dr White preaches on Follow the Fire and What Think Ye of Christ, with pre Easter sermons and evening services at 7 and 8. A large crowd attended Bible school night. call for unity and community uplift through religious study and fellowship.
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