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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1938

Page

7

Garden Club Christmas Meeting At Mulholland Home

Garden club held its annual Christmas meeting at Mrs F R Mulholland home Tuesday afternoon. Program led by Mrs F R Chantry and Mrs J H Beckwith featured Christmas verses carols and special music by the junior high sextet and a Beckwith Talbott duet. A large fire and Christmas wishes followed as faggots were laid on the grate.

Garden Club F. R. Mulholland F. R. Chantry J. H. Beckwith L. A. Talbott M. OB M. E. Circle J. EB. Ellison W. A. Caldwell Harriett Talbott Martlouise Juelke Armina Ellison Hose Marie Fickel WP. D. Slothower Ellison Richard Estes Ralph Benton

Boys and Girls 4-H Club Meetings Held

The St. Marys-Weat Oak Master Feeders met with leader John Pitzer Monday evening. Fourteen boys attended and two new members Freddia Dreyer and Dwayne Benedict joined. Herbert Nansel led a postmeeting discussion with Pitzer. George White won the prize as games were played and marshmallows roasted. The Belles of St. Marys 4-H held an all day meeting at Mrs. Richard Green Dee’s home with nine girls. After a brief business session the day was spent canning eight quarts of chicken under Mrs. Henry Thieschaler Jr. direction. They sang and played Chinese checkers, with a basket lunch at noon.

St. Marys-Weat Qak John Pitzer Freddia Dreyer Dwayne Benedict Herbert Nansel George White Belles of

Glendale Library Growth Debated in City Elections

Glendale readers heard Frank Wills praise a public library with 92 000 volumes and six branches. voters rejected a threefold funding plan for a larger library, city hall, and new high school, delaying expansion while council studies the overcrowded system.

Mote Frank Wills Glendale Cal Wills Harvard Street Presbyterian Church Andrew Carnegie Board of Education Ford Dale Carnegie Amos R. Wells Baccon Lacon Bacon Shakepeare Alvin York South Branch York Jook Dadmett Vice Mark Haling Foch

Fibber McGee Follies to Show at Ak-Sar-Ben Next Sunday

Fibber Motes and Company present two Christmas charity performances in Omaha on December 18 under WOW sponsorship. Proceeds go to Father Flanagan's Boys' Home the Masonic Home for Boys and the Good Fellows. Shows at 2 and 5 pm at Ak-Sar-Ton ballroom with general admission 50 cents reserved seats 25 and 1.10. The Fibber McGee Company featuring Donald Nevis Nick De Deponulus the Old Timer Hal Peary Sylvia Clark Trena Vermillion and The Four Notes with Marjorie Whitney also perform an abbreviated WOW Goodwill Follies at each show.

Fibber McGee Ak-Sar-Ben Fibber Motes and Company Omaha WOW John Gillin Jr Pradeeds Father Flanagan Boys Masonic Home Good Frilows Ak-Sar-Ton Tolizeum The Fibber McGee Company Donald Nevis Nick de Deponulus the Old Timer Hal Peary Sylvia Clark Trena Vermillion Four Notes Marjorie Whitney

Christmas gifts crowd display at old store

The shop buzzes with holiday spirit as shelves overflow with gifts including 1080 winter suits by HS&M at 25 to 832.50 and leather traveling bags at 10.05. Aviation bags sell for 1.08 to 5.0, with patterns from Life Magazine featured and ready for Christmas buyers.

Hs&m Life Magazine Costa Theorta

Minnows Gather as Gravel Piles Over Eggs

Local notes describe gravel and gravel piles affecting the litter of minnows and their eggs, while nearby workers collect tuny and wag rey in the same area. The fragment suggests environmental disruptions and activities around the minnow beds.

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