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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1939

Page

6

EMAITCHESS Names 1939 40 Staff For Malvern High

EMAITCHESS publishes staff rosters for Malvern High School with Betty Baer as editor and Jimmy Hering as assistant. The 1939 40 staff includes Dorothy Mc Clure Edna Bingham Eric Hall Oliye Mae Solday Mary Brewer Charles Johnson Dorothy Slothower Phil lip Hansen Kath leen Gilbert Beverly Hamilton Malcolm Campbell Betty Lou Barkus Joe Salyers Annabel Alberts and others. The piece notes staff will handle Malvern school news and activities as an extracurricular, plus occasional features and editorials.

Emaitchess Betty Baer Jimmy Hering Dorothy McClure Edna Bingham Eric Hall Oliye Mae Solday Mary Brewer Charles Johnson Dorothy Slothower Girls Glee Club Phillip Hansen Boys Glee Club Kathleen Gilbert Beverly Hamilton Malcolm Campbell Betty Lou Barkus Joe Salyers Annabel Alberts

Busy school year across grades from seniors to first graders

Seniors lead in activities and studies as history and science topics fill the day. Juniors celebrate first class meeting with cheer leaders Carolyn Hall and Goldie Cozad. Sophomores adjust to heat while freshmen begin home economics projects and sewing tasks. Eighth to first grades cover geography, arithmetic, reading, Latin, and practical crafts with ample classroom updates and welcomes to visiting parents.

Carolyn Hall Golde Cozad Roussell Archer Strahan Vernelle Cox Missouri Valley Great Britain Boye Admiral Hurd South Pole Mildred Norton Shirley Platt Hazel Miller Della Mae Swadley Hsther Alley Carolyn Alberts Deloria Eddle Rosalie Foy Carolyn Jean Houner Donna Henderson Betty Jones Donna Johnson Joan Joanning Virginia Price Marylou Saar Gerald Anderson Charles Bingham Lee Beck Dwight Dittus Loren Dyke Lynn Mason Gordon Mulholland Craig Perrin Gerry Stogdill Lyle Weak Donner Zanders

A Word for the Doctor and His Consecrated Role

A doctor often acts beyond fee or reward, stepping in to help in any way possible. The medical professionals are portrayed as a consecrated group, dedicated to service.

High School Band Rehearses Again Return to Practice

The high school band held its first rehearsal of the school year with Director Darrah guiding a small group of musicians. New members Joan Saar Peggy Hall Kenneth Evans and Dick Collins joined as beginners and older members learned marching maneuvers on Marion Avenue. Regular meetings move to Mondays and Thursdays.

Darrah Joan Saar Peggy Hall Kenneth Evans Dick Collins Marion Avenue

Prospects Bright for Girls Glee Club Tryouts

Forty seven girls tried out last week for the girls glee club. Miss Thiedeman said the prospects are good for an excellent group this year. The club will rehearse on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Betty Baer as accompanist.

Glea Miss Thiedeman Betty Baer

Seniors Open Social Season with Picnic for Faculty

Malvern seniors opened the fall social season Monday with a picnic at Beckwith timber, hosting faculty guests. A supper of ham burgers and fried potatoes followed under head chef Charles Johnson, with games and entertainment to end the evening.

Malvern Beckwith Timber Charles Johnson

Home Ec Students to Lead at District Conference

Helen Ann Stevenson and Baby Randerson spoke in home economics class about their trip to the state Home Project conference in Ames. They will lead the district conference in Shenandoah with Babs in charge of registration and Helen Ann overseeing conversation groups.

Helen Ann Stevenson Baby Randerson Ames Shenandoah Babs Helen Ann

Learning to be Efficient Maid Now on Curriculum

The advanced home economics class selects Learning to be an Efficient Maid as a home project. They will study maid duties and aim to apply the lesson by assisting dinners and parties in town, including setting tables, favors, place cards, serving guests, meal prep, and dishwashing.

Oaks Sunday School Attendance and events noted

Attendance at Oaks Sunday School was eighty with three visitors. Birth day money received from the Darby baby. Mr. Pearson of Shenandoah to preach after Sunday school with a picnic dinner after preaching. Circle meeting at Osborn discussed, with three absences, roll call, and refreshments by Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. Achenbaueh. Next meeting planned for April 19 at Mrs. Ben Ankland’s home with Mrs. Brammeter assisting. Birthday surprise for Dale Read. friends gathered at Read home with ice cream and cake. Outings include visits by Lawrence Read, Glenwood. Jan Marty, Cornel Bluffs. Velma Mahan traveling for cosmetology exam. Mrs. Castor, Aukland, and Mahan visiting Mrs. Carlatedt recovering from a broken leg. Mr. and Mrs. E. Stevens were dinner guests at Carl Bolton home.

Circle Iele Osborn Achenbaueh Will Leart Ben Ankland Brammeter Dale Read Mrs. Read Lawrence Read Glenwood Lester Maradet Jimmie Lewis Marsden Marlon Mahan Jewell Cornell Bluffs Velma Mahan Deg Mothea I. W. Castor Ben Aukland Paul Carlatedt Carlatedt E. Stevens Carl Bolton

Funeral pallbearers and music service note

A Mansfield news letter reflects on pallbearers and musicians at funerals, noting willingness to serve as a final tribute without pay concerns. It cites a feology survey in Union County, a Rhode Island red rooster incident affecting sensitive charts, a Wing out study of Town jastward subscribers, and a theft of vulva cores from tires of county tractors in Independence with workers remembering the event.

Anyoe Union County Rhode Island Jastward Vulva Independence

Local Social Notes and a Water Main Break Incident

Hen Aukland called on business in Omaha Monday. Mr and Mrs Merwit Viner and LeRoy were Sunday dinner guests in the Urammeter home. Dale Read and family and Volney Warren and daughter visited Wednesday evening for Mrs Head's birthday. A 6 inch water main plug blew causing heavy losses. James Thurber of Bedford took his sow to a physician for a tonsillectomy. he collapsed escaping ether, shattering plate glass before treatment.

Hen Aukland Omaha Dale Read Willisea James Thurber Bedford Papa Thurber

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