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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
3
Henderson reports a brisk Friday sale with spring pigs averaging 30.70 each. Buyers listed include Harold Smith, R Warren, Earl Knocker Ship, Luther Williams, and McMullen, among others, with bids ranging well into the low tens. The event drew multiple bidders, and Mrs Rhinehart’s 12 year old daughter was named in notes alongside several buyers and prices.
Thelma Moore and Harold Higgins were married. The couple will reside in Clear, Montana. Miss Moore, a former student, graduated in 1923. The article lists numerous local residents visiting, social events, and farm news from Red Oak and surrounding areas, including trips to Omaha, Excelsior Springs, and Woodbine.
Church notes detail election time for officers, events at Henderson and Wesley Chapel, and a range of community updates. Residents visit relatives in Shenandoah and Farragut, with multiple mentions of local families, school staff changes, and a 91 year old hand pieced quilt by Jane Darnell.
Thousands suffer from neuritis rheumatism arthritis and stomach trouble find relief with Ex-9-In. It works fast safe and sure and is guaranteed. Use ten days and if not satisfied get money back. See your druggist.
Limra Simmonds was enrolled in the third grade Monday. In class the children learned the Doe October's Sunshine and October's Party. Mra inton Parker won a vigil in our room Friday morning.
The junior and senior news page notes a light day as students crowd the actives and focus on their classmates. Choy Uke White Moll hosts a Western Sul event while Tawit proclaims activity in literary and local advertiser spaces.
Obituary notes burying Imogene S E Mills aged 9 in the cemetery north of Town Inet Tuesday afternoon. Mentions of families and neighbors, including Jess Springer of Red Oak and others, plus notices of deaths and local activities across Red Oak and nearby areas.
More than 50 old friends and relatives attended a pot luck supper in the church parlor Friday evening in Benechland Mont to honor Mr. and Mrs Charles Zimmers. Hosts Mrs Laura Shephard and Mrs Verna White led games and visiting as guests enjoyed the event.
Honor guests including Mrs. Walter Phelps and Misses Mable Caffey Thelma Wheeler and Maxine Van Credel hosted a miscu laneous shower for Ralph Avan Two games provided evening entertainment The bride received many gifts Refreshments included pumpkin pie coffee and whipped cream Guests listed among Shenandoah residents and local families Several families and individuals hosted and visited in the area over the weekend
The sophomores and freshmen are acquiring a strong vocabulary through daily dictionary work. Manual training students attend two or three periods Friday afternoon, answering a few questions.
Fragmentary notes describe an athletics event with references to individuals Mornioy and Curgon or thore and a line about a performer Seyuor who was badly blamed out. Details, names, and places are unreadable in the OCR.
A local music club announces new members joining the group. The report notes attendance at a recent gathering and mentions ongoing rehearsals and plans for future performances.
The text discusses the common form of erecting language, noting the phrase I prostrate myself before you and contrasting it with Eat already Prostrated, indicating a linguistic or translation quirk. It appears as a fragmentary note on phrasing rather than a full event.
A fragment notes ramie fiber use in China long ago that undercuts written records. It also defines sea level as the mean surface position midway between high and low tides used as a height standard.
The business of art pries beyond mere copying of nature to express the essence of beauty and meaning through creative interpretation. It argues art markets shape taste and culture, balancing commerce with innovation and cultural value.
Attendance reached 63 with nine youth present as Darlene Achenhaugh contributed birthday money. Primary children recited memory verses and Elma Brumback from Connell Bluffs preached the sermon. A duet by Arlene Steiner and Velma Mahan provided special music.
The Valley View P T A met at the Oaks school on Friday with a strong program by the school and Miss Norton, featuring a play by Alva and Margaret Harbor of Henderson. I W Castor presided over the business meeting, minutes were read by secretary Guy Jordan, and refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for Sandiland school the third Friday night in November.
Mr and Mrs Boy Martin move from the Taylor house to the south house on the John Dodson farm. Dewey Brake and family relocate from Tabor to the Kelley Steiner tenant house. Mr and Mrs Henry Schirling and Ruth Ellen visit Shenandoah on Sunday.
East Deer Creek residents travel to Red Oak Shenandoah and Glenwood for visits and errands. Art Nims Talladine Liston and Emma Liston join Mrs. Tom McDonald and children in Red Oak and Shenandoah. Junior McCain breaks his arm at school and stays with grandparents Lyle and Helen Bellwood. Jubilee visitors gather from local families for EMA events. Ida Delehant visits Mike Delehant home near Imogene. Clyde Shook and family visit Oakland. Lyle Bellwood attends a Red Oak sale and a Glenwood errand.
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