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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
3
Henderson schools report higher enrollment as students return after summer. Rex GQ notes improved turnout with the same faculty cohort. details show growth across grades from first to eighth, totaling an increase over the prior year.
The Christian church will feature Guy Martins orchestra in a Sunday night service at 7 30 featuring a live life of the apostle Paul. The note highlights community support with dinner prepared by church women and thanks to workers who supplied wood for fuel. Social events include a farewell for Virginia Harbor and Reien Byers, and plans for a county rally on Sept 20 with George Hamlin as speaker.
A social at the M. E. Ald church drew about forty ladies. Quilts were on display and refreshments served after a program. Several visitors from Shenandoah and nearby towns attended, with many relatives visiting in Shenandoah and surrounding areas.
Family and school changes in Champion Hill with students moving to Emerson and Red Oak junior college. Community members Ora Douglas convalescing at home after hospital. Social gatherings include a Cooper youth party with games and refreshments. Various visits to relatives, state fair trips, and ongoing rumors of local students starting high school and college.
Mrs Wilt Fritcher and son Fisized relatives in Omaha were guests Sunday for dinner in the Mre A OP Creamer home. Fred Phelps and family and Mayian beast and family of Macedonia also joined the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Blahad and sons Matlin and Geofee visited Caarence's brothers Dewey and Walter Sunday afternoon. Local residents moved moves in Red Oak. Harriet and Gertude McTuan stopped by Ella Bat lain. Visitors from Ohio Mee Prova Kochateperger and others were noted. Christian Endeavor attendance in Malvern with county executive meeting followed. Georgia Hatcheld and Wanda Rochersperger noted in leadership roles. Alfred Cooper and KR Brees attended a sale in Corning. Wilma and Florence Cooper stayed with Mrs Brees during the trip.
Emerson Schools began the year with strong cooperation between pupils and faculty. High school enrollment reached eighty, a near record, while grades totaled 382 across all levels. Numerous local families and students traveling to various towns were noted in the day’s activities and visits.
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors votes to exempt a $15,000 emergency tax from the Beatty Bennett law after hearing no objections. Resolution approved with all three supervisors voting aye, notice to the State Comptroller ordered. The session records adjournment in Glenwood on August 14, 1935.
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