Christmas Programs Bring Cheer At School House
Despite cold weather a large crowd attended the Christmas program at the schoolhouse. The W. girls presented a nativity cantata led by Miss Bachman with strong musical effort. Grades held holiday parties, Santa distributed gifts and candy, and special readings and crafts highlighted the week. The Latin class offered Hershey bars, and students made cloth dolls and sewing projects for gifts. The school closed Friday for a two week vacation reopening January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wre
Bachman
Kolo Parte
Y. W. Fund
Santa
Martin
M. Nl
Hershey
Pruden
Miss Awhe
Andy
Miss Chantry
Miss Serum
Mr. Stevenson
Teachers Leave for Christmas Holidays Across Regions
A series of staff members depart for Christmas break to various home towns including Plainview Nebraska Dennison Koing Red Oak Bedford Bellevue Waukon Cocha Rand a Schuyler and Titanici as plans unfold for holiday visits. Several indicate travel on Saturday or Monday with rest to follow and tests or visits postponed until return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Lerum
Plainview
Nebr
Miss Bachman
Dennison Koing
Red Oak
Miss Rogers
Migg
Edith Chaniry
Omaha
Helen Ashe
Bedford
Puru
Irs
Ste Phepgon
Tev Tt
H S C Meet at Guy Breidings Hold Annual Christmas Party
The H S C women’s club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Breeding for their annual Christmas party with about forty five members present despite bad roads. Mrs. John Beckwith read The Fourth Wise Man, presents were distributed, and new officers were elected for 1925: Otto Kline President, L L Richardson Vice President, Louis Beds Treasurer, Harold McCain Secretary. The next meeting is January 4 with Mrs. D O Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouth
St Bralgare
Guy Breeding
Allistene
John Beckwith
OL. L. Richardson
L. W. Boehner
3. F. Wearin
Randerson Fixes Christmas Window Display
J B Randerson enhanced his up-to-date clothing store with an unusual holiday window. He built a real brick fireplace with a fake burning fire and hung stockings near a decorated Christmas tree filled with gifts. The display shows careful planning and features many seasonal offerings. Also noted is a report of an unusual experience in Lincoln where Miss Evelyn Churchill observed a well-dressed woman steal a purse in a waiting room before her train departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randerson
J. B
Evelyn Churchill
Lincoln
L. T. N. Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The L. T. N. country club east of town held its annual meeting electing Mrs. Chas. H. Summers as President Mrs. J. N. Summers as Vice President Mrs. BE. R. Bwaln as Secretary and Treasurer The gathering at Mrs. Arvilla Benton’s Malvern home hosted about twenty five members and guests for an evening of social time and planning.
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L. T. N. Club
L. T. N. Country Club
Town
Chas. H. Summers
J. N. Summers
BE. R. Bwaln
Arvilla Benton
Malvern
Subscriptions Arrive From Readers in Nebraska
Subscribers from Bastlett Crawford Henderson and Matyern write to renew or extend their Leader subscriptions. G C G Gunung and Mrs. P. Lewis convey continued interest despite absence. CL Pra land and A J Huntsman also confirm renewal along with Husker M Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. CG. Gunung
Bastlett
Nebr
Mitts
P. Lewis
Crawford
Neh
Land of Matyern Loute
A. J. Huntsman
Henderson
Home Ownership Strengthens Malvern Community Spirit
A speech extols home ownership as the backbone of Malvern’s civic and economic vitality. Homeowners boost property upkeep, fire protection, churches, libraries, and a stable tax base, inspiring others to invest in homes and local business. The piece argues owners and local merchants sustain the town, attracting new enterprises and reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melyern
Malvern
Malvern Eart
Malvers
Local readers renew subscriptions as winter bites
Weather reports from Hastings and surrounding towns note a sharp cold spell with temperatures around 12 degrees. Amid letters from Mrs FOC and Mrs W OH Wearin, residents renew subscriptions and reflect on past winters. Messages from University Park Iowa and Emerson suggest ongoing interest in The Leader for the coming year and Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Chloe Wathout
Matera
Herderrond
Alfred Po Shaw
Hastings
Foc
Dtort
St Anthony
Woightler
University Park
Towa
Hay Elcnelberger
Malvern
Henry Selick
Emerson
Oordera
G. BR. Davia
Moir
Ner
Christmas Party Gift Exchange At Rooste Dinner
A Christmas party Monday evening featured a gift exchange at The Rooste. Guests including Vinlu and Mothalund received gifts numbered in a ballot box, with Billy McNulty and Gretchen Gidley serving dinner. Names such as Geor gin Puitebings, Vera Winslow, Jean Beattie, Helen Taylor, and Ise Borene appear among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Allee
aleNulty
Billy McNulty
Gretchen Gidley
Theos
Vinlu
Dig Mothalund
Georgin Puitebings
Vera Winslow
Hetoty Domes
Jean Beattie
Helen Taylor
Howse Baan
Bias Tierte
Edia Hall
Huth Cadweth Lansebet
Ise Borene
Farm Bureau's Seventh Annual Meet Scheduled
The Mils county farm bureau plans its seventh annual meeting on Monday January 5 starting at 10 o clock. Speakers reflect on past year progress and set future goals as officers and directors are elected to guide the organization for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Farm Bureau
Mils County Farm Bureau
Les
W. McManisol
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at First National Bank Malvern Iowa
Meeting of stockholders to be held Tuesday January 14 1924 at the First National Bank of Malvern Iowa for election of officers and other business to come before the meeting. Notice signed by cashier Dypreads TRUK 1924 21-%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Malvern
Iowa
Taye
TRUK
Deaf Mourns Malvern Woman Josie Maw Wainwright
The Malvern community mourns Josie Maw Wainwright who died after a long illness. Her father, Mrs. Wainwright, and siblings Frank and John are named, with services held at the Presbyterian church in Malvern. Burial followed in Malvern Cemetery.
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Malvern
John
Chicago
Byis
Keven
Fesson
Malevern
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Brittell
Tsu
Boo A. Talbott
Chantey
J. Tt. McClymond
Agus
J. Py Mark
W. Miller
J. Anderson
M. It. Landis Lal Walbolt
Ceorke Masters
Death of Mrs Booten in Macellonia on December 7
Mrs W O L Bummers received news of sister Mrs Elia Booten's death at her Macellonia home on December 7. The obituary notes her well known life, her family ties including husband David Vinton Hoaten and children William, Harry, Beulah Lee, and others, and pays tribute to her as a loving mother and neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Booten
W.O L. Bummers
Elia Booten
Macellonia
Carson
Ryan Hooter
Lord Lister Hospital
Omaha
Bla Ryan
David Vinton Hoaten
Seta
William
Harry
M.A. Davenport
Macedan Tres
Canada
Charles
John
Beulah Lee
Grandma Reuter
Albs
Merlig
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Banta Claus
Edward Piper
Walter Hedding
Cecil Reeder
Samuel Mutchings
Mel Mulholland
Junior High
Merry Christmas
H. S.C
GUY Breedings
Mra
Louis Beds
Harold McCain
D. O. Cunningham
St. Miss
Farm Bureau
Josie Wills
Poster
Gil
Des Mones
Josie
Binerema
Beyy Tees Sts
Gabe
Gee Tieterb
Penebe Mater Hires Stee Press
Mkt Ge Aatephin Medias
Aushiunat
Ty Brandhildren
Trivnity
Gummily
Biws
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