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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1925

Page

7

Celebration of Three Anniversaries at School Kid Party

On December 19 Mrs. George Loyd and Mrs. Walter Boylan hosted a School Kid Party at the Little Red School House for about twenty couples linked to Kill Kate Kinh. Celebrants included Mr. and Mrs. Bovlah marking twenty five years, Mr. and Mrs. Dubin twenty twelve, and Mr. and Mrs. Crouse twenty years, with children in festive pinafores and sailor outfits enjoying prizes, games, and a four hour wrap of activities before Christmas break.

Kill Kate Kinh George Loyd Walter Boylan Little Red Lloyd Jean Mra Boelberg Truth Wade Betty Cora Richardson Billy Leslie Richardson Netle Friend Myrtle Rockafellon

Malvern Feed Yard Sale Draws Wide County Buyers

The Malvern feed yard sale pavilion on Saturday December 12 drew buyers from across the county for a well stocked sale of surplus stock machinery and grain. Manager Andy J Berkhimer praised fair dealing and patronage, signaling a regular biweekly schedule if interest continues.

Malvern Andy J. Berkhimer Berkhimer

Leader Schedule Adjusted Early For Christmas Week

The Leader will publish four days early this week to reach readers before Christmas. Regular schedule resumes next week.

Home For The Holidays

A steady stream of students from Malvero and nearby towns will return home for Christmas and New Year with about two weeks of vacation. Stephens College for Women in Columbia, Missouri is represented by Hing Herts Edna Helly and others returning to the area for the holidays.

Malvero Sven Stephens College For Women Columbia Hing Herts Edna Helly

Readable Names From Multiple Nebraska Colleges

The fragment lists individuals tied to several Nebraska institutions including Pett, Lincoln, and University Place. Names include Georgia Hutchings Ruth Geraldine ca well John Kitte Isa Borene William Hackman Gordon Rockafellow Gerald Young Gerald Cadwall Allen Woftman and Dottie Grantee with unclear affiliations and misspellings.

Nebraska State Teachers College Pett Nebt Georgia Hutchings Ruth Geraldine Cawell John Kitte Nebraska State University At Lincoln Isa Borene Wiliam Hackman Gordon Rockafellow Gerald Young Gerald Cadwall Nebraska Westeran University Place Allen Woftman Dottie Grantee

Card of Appreciation From Henry Boyer

Henry Boyer thanks friends through the Malvern Leader for the deep interest shown in his welfare during illness. He notes every call and gesture was greatly appreciated by himself and family, and signs with sincere regard.

Malvern Henry Boyer

Memorial Building Gifts Are Kindly Acknowledged

The Memorial building has received several attractive and practical gifts since its completion. The H A C ladies hung a mirror in the women's room, the U T N club donated a kitchen range, and the Legion Auxiliary held a kitchen shower with a covered dish luncheon during their annual meeting. Donors are thanked for their contributions and the building’s many activities.

Memorial Building Haa U. T. N. Club Legion Auxiliary Sadies

Schools Close For Two Weeks Vacation During Holidays

The district closes on Friday for a two weeks holiday break. Superintendent Lillian Lerum will stay at her Plainview Nebraska home, while Principal Nellia Jones remains in Waukon Iowa. Several teachers plan to spend Christmas and New Year at their homes in Red Oak Denison Mason City Malvern Radford Mt. Pleasant Lenox Malvern and other towns, with best wishes for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Lillian Lerum Plainview Nebr Nellia Jones Waukon Iowa Norma Rogers Red Oak Gertrude Bachmann Marie Pruden Denison Amine Holida Bellvue Eather Pagenbart Mason City Helen Ashe Radford Towa Edith Chantry Warren W. Stéphaneson Peru Mildred Churchie Mt. Pleasant Iowe Fern Wilson Lenox Edith Smith Viola Mulholland Mae Churchill Malvern

Mrs Perry Hendricks Noted For Volunteer Leadership In Malvern

Mrs Perry B Hendricks former Malvern resident renowned for chairing Junior League Day Nursery volunteers She oversees the entire schedule for league workers and is praised for tact and businesslike methods She is mother to Elizabeth and Perry Jr and has lived in Omaha since youth suggesting a long community role

Percy B. Hendricks Bee Perry Elizabeth Perry, Jr Qmaho Misa Rachel Parmeles Countell Blutts

A. L. A. Luncheon Ends Year of Work

The American Wagion Auxiliary held a covered dish luncheon at the Liberty Memorial Building on Friday the 18th. Thirty members attended to discuss and close their year’s activities and plan for the future.

Liberty Memorial Building Taka Lunghean Saloyad

Cantata Well Given by Methodist Choir

A Christmas program titled Yuletide Memories was performed by the Methodist Choir under Mrs. G C Lowe. Despite a stormy night the house was filled and the choruses and solo work were praised for high quality.

G. C. Lowe

Card of Thanks from Alberta Family for kindness and flowers

The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who aided them and sent flowers during the illness and death of their wife and mother. Mr. Alberta and Family extend appreciation for support.

Alberta

Winter-proofing dairy herds through summer-like comfort

Blue Valley Creamery Institute urges farmers to mimic summer conditions for dairy cows to maintain milk output through a predicted cold winter and an unseasonable next year. Emphasizes ample water, proper ventilation, feeding strategies, and comfortable barns to maximize profits and keep cows healthy.

Blue Valley Creamery Institute Institute

London Scientist Claims Plants Feelings Like Humans

A London scientist asserts that plants have feelings similar to humans. If true, even a cactus would feel insulted by neglect.

London

News of the Churches in Sunday Programs 1926

Sunday school and Christmas program at First Baptist praised. the junior pageant depicted the nativity under Viola Mulholland. Methodist Church lists services and year-end notes. Christian Church invites members and welcomes strangers. Rev J W Clark signs off.

First Baptist Church B.C. Collinge Viola Mulholland Christian Church Thomas J. W. Clark Wright School Santa Claus Frances McFerren Glanwood M. E. Sunday School

Mills County appeals for funds to aid orphans in the Near East

Mills County announces apportionment to the Near East fund at 500.00 with a little over 160 secured so far. It appeals for more donations to feed and clothe about 35,000 orphans, urging contributions to C. W. Black, Chairman, or Ira Fritz, Treasurer, at Headquarters.

Mills County United States C. W. Black Milla County Ira

New Pastor at Mal vern Christian Church Named

Rev J W Clark from Kansasity has assumed the pastorate at Mal vern Christian church and began preaching services last Sunday. He is described as a pleasant gentleman and is wished success in his work.

Christian S Church J. W. Clark

Larkin Club Christmas party at Mrs C D Smith home

Pacific Junction report notes the Larkin Club hosted a Christmas afternoon at Mrs C D Smith with 12 attendees. Prizes were won by Mrs Lewis Lee and Mrs Everett Kirkendall, a gift box added fun, and refreshments were served.

Pacific Junction Larkin Club C. D. Smith Lewis Lee Everett Kirkendall

Schools Close for Christmas Vacation Week

The districts announce a one week holiday break with all schools closing Thursday for Christmas. Students will enjoy the vacation while teachers return home for the holidays and prepare for the new term.

Edward Anderson Visited Omaha This Sunday

Edward Anderson visited Omaha on Sunday as relatives Mr and Mrs Arvid Carlson of Cornell Brifts were weekend guests at his parents home to meet John Carlson.

Edward Anderson Omaha Mre Arvid Carlson Cornell Brifts Mire John Carlson

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Kitkate Kinb Boylane Burbitis Ceonse Boylan Merry Christmas You All Busi Ness F. W. Swoboda the Malvern Bakery
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