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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
3
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The public king thies pres peed tu ths dust week for Armistice Day. Rhoneh Woed Esther Widwell and Woli Mings will have the opportunity to speak during the program hosted by the high school and gables in honor of the day. Ao Nere sextet directed by ral sreele sang Tuesday afternoon. singers from Rust College in Mississippi participated. a completed special feature was prepared for the program amid varied activities and gentle adjustments to pacing.
The Seventh and Eighth Grade Sunday School board met at the parsonage. Members expressed happiness that Harold Hatfield is able to be up and about and plan to attend activities.
Fragmentary text mentions Hy te Oswald and Indo family figures in a government study. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
Elian Crawford presents junior news coverage with brief notes on school events and student activities. The report highlights classroom milestones, club meetings, and upcoming school dates.
A brief faculty update highlights recent projects and affiliations at Sam Frie Tale with colleagues contributing to research, teaching, and events. The note notes ongoing collaborations and upcoming faculty seminars.
The note lists several individuals including Mrs. Giseppe Selurr, Mays fatpty Hanscom, Mrs. MLB Innes and Mire, and U Fellows along with others in a brief weekend roundup. It mentions Vevusen Cootiee Deeuiel Jotui and Larry Kidwell and Robert Shaw as part of the readings.
Members were absent last week due to incomplete verbs and algebra signs. Mrs Gilleland visited the English class on Wednesday to encourage more visitors. In history, two members contribute daily items on good manners and a slogan, which are found interesting and useful.
Armistice Day observances featured songs such as "O Flory Boys and Little Yellow" and "Soldier Hoy Song" performed by first and second grade pupils. Margaret Quimby read, with other performances by Teendies Pied and Yehty Cathar Vidke. Leaders and visitors were welcomed, and a display noted the national education week activities.
Fragmentary sermon notes describe a church service with a focus on workers and community effort. Mentions a leader or speaker and a brief form of address to the congregation. The readable portions suggest themes of faith, labor, and service within a congregational setting.
Unable to extract a coherent event from the provided text. No readable names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a proper news item.
Partial readable text indicates movement of individuals named George Free and others to Council Bluffs. The fragmentary notes reference people such as Rob Waters, Wilkinson, Tooker, and Hay, with unclear roles. No clear event, date, or outcome is established from the readable segments.
Henderson church notes span medical recoveries, family visits, a nail mishap, and a Red Cross drive. Local mentions include Mrs. Dedde’s hospital return, Florence Dedde’s progress, and Tom Brown learning of his father’s death in Mt. Ayr. Also noted are auto crash recoveries, visitors from Des Moines, and a Malvern cooking school report, plus several parishioners away or ill.
First and second grade notes share progress after Peadys start. Traders digit steaks and payange in the week. Students bring own books to read. Reading Thanksgiving stories and decorating the room with Thanksgiving posters and pictures.
A note notes library books placed on the library table for the year long reading plan. The third grade uses the books during opening exercises and a Thanksgiving port by River Mertard is mentioned as part of the reading activity.
Basketball and track practice started Tuesday as several boys reported for duties while the girls struggled. The first game is set for Friday night in Carson on November 15, with players asking for good luck.
The sophomores are glad to have Maud Edmonson back in class as they work on various mapa in geography. Friday Mrs. Dory led the home economics class to the cooking school at Malvern and all enjoyed themselves, hoping for new dishes soon.
The English Literature class finished reading Macbeth and will review each act. Thursday book reports were given. History discusses current events each Monday. Psychology explores truth and its meaning with debates on whether people are truthful.
Friday during the art period in the sixth grade pupils created posters illustrating the books they have read this year. The fifth grade made a poem booklet for the reading table.
Mrs Ind Cappack and her son Herman with wife and Mrs Wayne Tigars and her son were in Red Oak on Saturday. Vernia Myers has begun janitor duties at the Christian church for the winter.
Mrs Gearelh Wilkinson visited in the home of her son Martin at Emerson Wednesday. Amick returned Saturday from her visit at Stra Wan and Clacinda. She reports a very pleasant time.
Mills County records list expenses approved by the Board of Supervisors on October 21 1935. items include postage, relief payments, road construction, insane care, inmate support, repairs, and maintenance. Names such as ALJ Belt and various offices appear among payees. a fire insurance policy for the courthouse and windstorm policy are approved. meeting adjourns to November 7, 1924.
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