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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
3
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A Hastings community newspaper item notes the elevator reopening after a period of closure and mentions a birthday surprise for Josephine Haden. The scrambled prose references a November 18 event, local figures such as Keith Stow and Trege Bererkart, and various names, places, and activities, though the text is largely garbled.
Community items from Hastings include church updates, a note on Vine anniversary events, and a social roundup. Residents Mrs Christy and Allen with Mrs Sharfenbarg hosted guests at a dinner. 28 relatives attended. Various visits and greetings mark the week from Hastings post office notices to friendly visits in Malvern and Shenandoah.
A new music class is organized by Mise Mathhed MyeNute of Audatot. The program aims to benefit students through focused practice and weekly sessions at Mare Vge site. Educators include Vien Has and Deke, with university partners providing guidance to participants.
The Hastings Public School reports attendance and lists visitors from last Wednesday. Named attendees include Mrs. Grstin, Mrs. McKinney, Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. Largent, Mrs. Fellows, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Potter, and others among six Wap Wasnelark and several students.
Students in the third and fourth grades were given a quarter holiday during a royal weave reward. Names read include Vivian Bird, Peed Courtier, Dinh a nd Johnsen, Chirhes Martin, Roberta Chork, Harold Prdtows, Trabertshaw, Pomedd Mather, Voenou Crotee, pantel Jolie, So' nd Rea Sele aye. Those who perceived VAT in spelling last week: Herietta Clark, Richard Johnson, Ha Tent Clark, Larey Kidwell, Robeert Shaw aml fla Kelso.
The following people hand per seek altondanes during the first six Weeks Dorouthy Trimmer Dopall Wilinma Juanita Johnson Della Largent Betty Hare Cuew Chapin and Melvin Pertimer Quip visitors Tust weak Mrs Larevni Mrs Hodges Mrs Ben Haralt Ars Ho Cripvford Henni e Largan and Mrs bL 1b Giltelani.
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Fragmentary notes from the sophomore section mention tidying tasks and gardening efforts, with unclear references to individuals such as Paurniete and Mr. Bumper, alongside stray mentions of Hibeen Bees and Gerald Mare. The garbled text limits a precise summary of events or names.
The school notes a week of spedkine students preparing to selinob winds and pypay eft Nanathered. Monday events Blanche Wood and Velma Mines visited the poor farm and attended a class on international facts.
The advanced class studies the reduction of fractions and has spent the past week practicing for the class play.
Mr and Mrs Everett Fuller hosted guests with Thanksgiving games and refreshments. A pay seem petition meeting followed by a program by Hine Lorimer. Farminreau club met and baskets were made. Families traveled for hunting trips and birthday celebrations marked the holiday week. School closed for Thanksgiving vacation and local teachers returned home.
Miss Grace Cornstalk plans a trip to Glenwood on Saturday. Win Chrisman is expected to attend the A J McGhinis event Friday evening. Mr and Mrs B W Artorburn shopped Saturday. Prices Sweeter produced a novelty item at Shenandoah Saturday. Miss Kate Codishuik organized invitations and Tavttations at Coberseta Wednesday. Uny Staw hosted a gallery opening at A J Meditate taitie. Tarbata Jean spoke at the UR Vesta event and Bub Medinuths attended.
County officials list expenses for jail, courthouse, and maintenance. Names include Supt County, Jailer, coroner, and auditors. The record details supplies, payroll, road work, insurance, and tax suspensions with numerous named suppliers and residents.
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