Casey News Briefs from Town and County Highlights
Casey residents receive updates on local summer plans and school staff changes. Richard Fagan of the University of Town returns to Casey for the season with his parents. Miss Opal Boss and Miss Vers Olwen finish courses at Simpson Valley Indianola with Boss taking a home economics teaching post in Metlo public school next year. Overhead bridge paving on highway 382 east of Casey is half finished with delays due to heavy rains. W. F. McMahon and daughter Alive leave for a summer trip to Washington to visit Mrs. W. D. Griffith in Payalla and other relatives. Mrs. F. J. Grays and children, Sohn and Mabel, with Rev. Ward and Mrs. E. J. Hough and daughter visit Des Moines. Miss Olive Wilton is elected English and home economics teacher for consolidated schools at Carson for the coming year and will attend a summer term at Town State college in Ames.
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Casey
Richard Fagan
University of Town
A. M. Fagan
Opal Boss
Vers Olwen
Simpson Valleg
Indianola
Boss
Metlo
Des Matha
William Valenting
F. J. Grays
Sohn and
Mabel
Ward
E. J Hough
Des Moiing
Wemysday
Olive Wilton
Echools
Carson
Wilson I
Jtown State College
Ames
Maylori
Agapolis
Lola
Bulloc Ion Russell
Bugley
Glen Holmes
Lacona
Ada Pattén
Newton
Adair
F. J. ‘Patten
Matten
W.d. Brownlee
Shenandoah
Karl Consoliver
Jack
Des Moines
Amiv
Sus
J. C. Bang
Ingoliver
W. G. Lyle
DB. Rose
Maple Valley
Vinton
Morton
Chaney Arcister
A. McMurphy
Mere. R. Lovell
B.R. van Dyke
Omaha
Municipal University
Maynard van Dyke
Hlon
Cnivarity of
Chicago
M. T.ingold
Missouri
Augusta Schmidt
Des’ Moiney
John
Daughy Ram
Bulphur
Springs
Wheeler
Mindaut
Migs
Madeline Carney
Leora Moore
Eleanor Griffin
Veronica
Rowland
Alvena Schaltomes
Calieee
Mies Griffin
Ra. V. BE
Elk Horn News Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Elk Horn June 5. Garfield and Christensen family of Sioux Falls visit Mr. Christensen's parents Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hansen. Rhoda Petersen of Lake View spends the week with Miss Arlene Petersen. Andrew Petersen couple vacation ten days in South Dakota with the Tatters. Andrew Jensen family to Portalis New Mexico to visit son-in-law Dr. Arthur Lee. Marion Roose attends Mason Lodge meetings in Clinton. Reverend C M Widebeck spoke at Kiwants club. Hans Trnttenbors family from Council Bluffs guests at Hans C. Hansen's. Agnes Nielsen to Boulder Colorado for two months summer school.
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Rhoda Petersen
Lake View
Arlene Petersen
Andrew Petersen
South Dakota
Tatter
Andrew Jensen
Cornelius
Sunding
Portalis
N.(m
Arthur Lee
Marion Roose
Clinton
Masonic Grand Lodge
C. M. Widebeck
Kiwants Club
Hans-Trnttenbors- Mre
Polmer, Hansen and Sons -of- Council Bluffs
Hans C. Hansen
Misa Agnes Nielsen
Montag
Boulder
Colo
Walnut Iowa Honors Former Resident Della Hoffman
Funeral services for Mrs. Della Hoffman, a former Walnut resident, were held in Walnut after her death in San Jose California. Her son Marvin Hoffman and daughter Mrs Scott Fish accompanied the body to Walnut for burial.
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Walnut
Speclak
Della Hoffman
San Jose
Cal
Bye Evangelion Lutheran
WL. Fekor
Tivlat- AE
Jntrement
Walpubl
Marvin Hoffman
Scott Fish
Car Demolished After Truck Collision Near Casey
George Hickey of oust endured minor injuries when his Chevrolet struck by a truck from Stuart. The Low Transfer company truck rear ended Hickey’s car while both were westbound about a mile west of Casey. The driver said he looked at his oil gauge moments before the collision. Hickey escaped with cuts and bruises, the truck driver uninjured.
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Waar
George Hickey
Oust
Adute
Grant News Highlights and Local Travels
Grant, June 13 Special notes travel and family updates. Mr and Mrs PW Kenworthy and Bernard Blackburn toured to Shenandoah. Mrs Jennie Sterns visits Ceestan relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Gow and children stay with friends in Adair. Clyde Atwood left town for a two week fishing trip. Clara Tilla, Jennie Ashbaugo, Luis Blackburn and Margaret Hendrickson drove to Red Oak. V Aj Spicer of Kok Oak was a business visitor here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hendrickson
Red Oak
Aj Spicer
Kok Oak Wis
Been Yis
Local News Notes From Lewis In June
Mrs. Frank Greggman and her young son visit her parents Mr and Mrs William Berry. Mrs De Heupart and daughter visit Clarinda relatives then at the damus Water seen home. Alec McGaffon and family attend the Jorden Olsen wedding near Wiuta. Visitors from Mason City Omaha Mitchell and Scottsbluff recount trips and social visits.
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Lewis, Inn
Frank Greggman
Little Son
Williseu
William Berry
de Heupart
Clarinda
Lewis
Bert Beebe
South Bend
Ind
Richardson
Anita
Damus “Watersen
Alec McGaffon
Famplg
Jorden- Olsen
Jorden
Near -Wiuta
S. J. Davis
Mitchell
Neb
Margaret Davis
Scottsbluff
C. &. Camp
Charles c
Albert Win
Saratoga
Wya
Albert Winters
Arrodl
Fred Winters
Ben
Marshall
Omaha
William — Itoberts
Cumberland News Notes Visits and Travels in 1920s
Cumberland residents travel for family visits and attend events. numerous relatives from Iowa and Illinois visit Cumberland and Atlantic. Mr and Mrs Floyd Whitney head to Arizona. Lassens from Toledo visit George Martin home. Alumni banquet attendance and local social ties noted.
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Iwan Noland
West Liberty
Athintic
Hillery Situkey
Dhighter
Lois
Contra City
Himer Worthington
Stidley
Studley
Cumberland
Black
Westnessey
Omah
Gorton Candy Company
Isolt
Simonila
Cunehveloml
Denny Gerlach
Rochester
Tfinn
Miss Rather
Mayo Brothers
Sam Studley
Atlantic
Mik Chiense Burktey
Willian Buckley
A. Weaver
George Werver
Sail Fem Iy
Biliott
Local visits and travels in Walnut area noted
Walnut and nearby residents enjoyed visits from relatives and friends this week. Moscow guests include Mrs. Emile Nagel and Mrs. Emma Forbes with Marye and Barbara Forbes, plus others from Omaha Pocahontas and Washington DC. Funeral attendance and travel to Corsica noted. Ames trip for Miss Hammend and Janet Malmer mentioned.
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Walnut
Une
Will Nagel
Montana
Mas
Emile Nagel
Emma Forbes
Omaha
Marye
Barbara Forbes
Pocahontas
J. W. Forbes
Ple. Muellee Ant
Vonei
Henry Hansen
Ant
Duck Haarria
Washington, D.C
Harry Brown
Juno
Barbara
Runnells
Car Koy
Town State College
Hop
Kell
Emil Schmitt
Ngwie Petersen
H. C. Koll
Mer
Alfred Rasmussen
Corsica
George Schmitt
CG. Whitmer
Carson
Myx Delmar Carr
Y¢Lyn Hammend
Janet Malmer
Ames
B. Hammond
Ray Palmer
Byron Stedman
Dow City
Tiedman
LD. Redman
Detlef Padach
Minnie Heilmian
Mer’ Ben
Ben
Emil Kuhr
Oscar Kuvatens
Ain
Ot Ters
Janet
W. Larsen
Adair Neighbors Share News From Many Families
Adair Ia June 13. Mrs J A Houlihan and Robert of Sheldon visit kin at Dr Elv Horamat family home. Several families from nearby towns arrive in Adair for visits and celebrations. Local clergy attend events in Clinton and Omaha. teachers and ministers plan recitals and church dedications.
Adair Community Suffers Through Social Ties and Moves
Local notices recount Ada Pattén’s re election to Newton schools and Mrs Lola Maylori and others visiting relatives in Adair, Mount Pleasant and Richland. Included are multiple family trips, reunions, and college commencements as citizens travel by auto to Omaha Des Moines and Penn.
Four Seriously Injured In Corning Auto Collision
Four people were seriously injured in an early morning automobile collision four miles east of Corning Iowa. John Hise of Chariton and Ben Lamon of Wright City, Mrs. AL Weyer and Mas Ye Sketon, both of Tulsa Oklahoma, were involved when Hise attempted to pass a highway obstruction and collided with a cow and carriage. Authorities reported all four suffered serious injuries and were being transported to the nearest hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Tai
Innelao S
John Hise
Chari
Mra2
Ben Lamon
AL “Weyer
Mas
Tui
Wwoutidis
Mery
Higz
Avoca to Start Free City Mail Delivery
Avoca July 13 special report: the city council approved free mail delivery twice daily. All houses will be numbered within thirty days, hiring of post office staff and clerks planned, with annual raises to reach about two thousand dollars for key personnel and additional costs for new clerks, building rent, and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Din Ordiianer
Lincau
Arun Disafticu
Besn
Rae City
Wil Lo
Crich
Dlarke
Clark resigns as Red Oak National Bank president
B B Clark aged 83 resigned as president of Red Oak National Bank and Red Oak Trust and Savings Bank after 36 years in office. William Cochrane elected president of both institutions. Clark and directorate members’ holdings were purchased by other stockholders. Local stockholders and officials acknowledged the change at a June meeting in Red Oak.
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B. B. Clark
RED Oak National
Red Oak, Ja
Red Oak National ‘Bank
Linco
Ifty
Red Oak Trust and Savings Bank
Sreene
Matitetone
William Cochrane
Thoma D. Murphy Calender
Charles Reesé
TG Brokitihre
Nationah Unl
Aba ‘Gak
National- Bank
Glaric Will
Cobui Ity
Opposed Educational Radio Plan Sparks U S House Fight
A Connecticut Republican leader Bendtor Bing ham heads a group opposing a federal educational radio station plan. He argues local school control should prevail and parental acceptance matters. Critics warn against government overreach and uneven access to broadcasts.
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Washington
Bendtor
Bingham
Connecticut
Antarfergnee
Jonelf
Tuga Buteator
Sweden
América
Funeral service to be held for Rev. E. L. Bellows
A memorial notice states a funeral will be conducted by the Rev. E. L. Bellows of the Anita Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Wiota cemetery after the service at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuiton Peacock ,& Baxter
E. L. Bellows
Anita
Bi -Wiota
Inquest Held After Exira Area Bus Car Crash
Albert Shoemaker 48 of Heaton died after being struck by a bus as it left a Crowdie Street line in Exira. The inquest at Harlan will hear details. Sheriff George Jensen leads the inquiry. The driver, Charles Laurid, a Hamilton farmer, reported. Burial plans await at Harlan.
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Albert Shoemaker
Heaton
Thuraiay
Harlan
Sherif
George Jensen
Shoemaker
Charles Laurid‘fen
Hamiltn
Horth
USS
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Elk Horn
H Garfield
Christensen
R. J. Hansen
Grant News
Lewis. News
Tory Jessutik
Slnikenpenré
Orien
Cumberland News
Walnut News
J.A. Houlihan
Robert
Sheldon
Elv. Hor
E. Vs .Moulihat
Evsant
Lester Mutse
Kansas City
Adgir
A. F
A. M
Reval Hodge
Massonic
Pitbeet Tan
Cudahy
Omiatube
Dail
William “Wheeler
Peisit
Thir Sun
Dan Wheeler
Ganily
Dereth
Minn
Law Kruse Ani
Larilu
Minneola
H. F. Thirtje
Alice Genort Turner
Pueblo
Coly
Wil Capenal
Wil Capenal Ohne Enetion Sisiting Her Son [3 Avil Menefee
Imele
Royce'e Torker
Lown
Lies
Moines Jaqywak
Derry
Prston Dowel
FB. Evans
Daugler
Mac
Missouri Valley
A. An Zande
Wabh
Beans
Kenest Fredge
Monies Walsh
Margaret McManus
Jerry Welsh
Satuday
H. Wal
Gookt
Wall Lake
Adairfrields
Theodore Hoemann
George Griesse
Luttheran
Coupeil Bluffs
St. Pauls Litheran Church
Haase
Seward, Neb
Enelbam
A. G. Morgan
Mix
Ann Windhor
Fullerton
Mish Ada Morgin
Grinevy
Carl Archer
Walnut Taut Wreek
Rele Utive
Milas Ann Barker
Davenport
Anter
John Warks
Misa Nemona Shipley
Ghicaro
S. F. Purgig
George Wegner
Leland’ Kelsey
Lacon
Town City
Tle
Robs
Noakidding
John D. Rockefeller
Lester Stith
Lekewool
Mr. Rockefeller
AVOCA
Educational Radio
Exira
Cis
Nile Valley
Stalowar Renchea
RED Mill Cafe
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