Meadow Grove News and regional notes
Multiple brief items from Meadow Grove area and surrounding towns, noting enrollments at Morningside College and local visits, along with scattered reports from Sioux City and nearby communities including court arrests, political remarks, reunions, and a deceased banker found in the Missouri River with a drag effort continuing.
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Meadow Grove
Edward Antrim
Morningside College
Sioux City
Owa
Red Cross Aims Health Lessons for School Children
The American Red Cross through public health and nursing services seeks to teach disease prevention and health promotion to all school children. A school nurse treats a girl for a sore mouth while modeling tooth brushing and proper diet as a health lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Wynot and nearby notes on deaths and society
Wynot Tribune reports include notices of deaths in 1920 with details on Francis Marion Armstrong and Agnes Ogburn among others. It also lists community events, visits, and social notes from Hubbard Homer and surrounding towns.
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Wynot Tribune
Roy
Harry McCormick
Thomas Jones
Wynot
Francis Marion Armstrong
Savannah
Santee
Nebraska
Ponca
Ellen Mann
Dixon County
Neb
Widow and family mourn tragic illness in Coleridge area
The article recounts the death of Lyss Hridenbaugh from a URI complication worsened by dental disease. His widow Mrs Bri denbayveh and daughter Ruth left for Dakota City with Dell Willey driving. John Bri denbouwh and family also departed for Gina as the community mourns a business leader and bank cashier who aided Coleridge's prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onaha Daily Bee
WA. G. Bridenhaugh
Coleridge
Douglas Street
Missouri River
Mason Street
Geo. W. Bates
Dakota City
John Bridenhaugh
Bates
Rudolph
Walter Hanson
Woolworth Avenue
Hanson Brothers
Niobrara Tribune
Clarence Helgison
Agnes Ogburn
Hubbard
Neb
Rochester
Minn
Father McCarthy
St. Mary's Cathedral
Sioux City
Iowa
O. A. Ogburn
Bruce
Raymond
John
Vincent
Vennetta
Tazel
Agnes
Niobrara
Wayne Normal
Coleridge Hinde
Lyss
Onada
Omaha
Lysx
Lyss Hridenbaugh
G. W. Jenking
Coleridge National Bank
Holler
Lyse
Nin
Therore
Congregational Meeting Promoted by Salem Lutheran Notes
Rev C R Lowe urges church members to attend next Sunday's Salem congregational meeting to elect officers and receive annual reports. He invites participation and stresses the link between religious exercise and community health, urging involvement to sustain the church and future generations. He references plans to visit Calvary church in South Sioux City and promotes church activity as the path to strength and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
B. R. Truscott
Toals M. E
South Sioux City
Eel Emergon Enterprise
Minnie Kiley
Jackson
Roler
Winfred Blume
Lincoln
State University
Dess Gravey
Hubbard
Ray Graves
Willis
Wn. Kerwin
J. W. Church
Frank Church
Filman
Homer
Clyde Meyers
Martin Filmer
Banerson
L. BR
Olof
Sioux City
South Siowk City
2. C. VanCleave
Charles VanCleave
Albert Priest
Miss Neugren
Jeff Taylor
Allen
Margaret Hacker
Brushy Bend
Salem Church
Salem
Calvary Church
House of God
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Jfo
Gur
Wayne Herald
Helen Graham
Harvey Neely
Orchard
Frank Francisco
Royal
Creighton
Lorena Hilborn
Martha
Amy Galley
Pilger
Frank Klipsie
Seventh
Douglas
Ifhe
Hartington Herald
J. P. McAllister
Waterbury
McAllister
Klatt
Dakota County
Pones
Midland College
Fremcont
Beacon
Allen News
Charlie Waddell
and Mirs
Will Miel
Mere
Raymond Blessing
Roost
West Point
Evans
Anioyleo
Wakefield
August Samuelson
Ed Sanueian
Ralph Clark
Wayne
Ernest Samuelson
Pierce
Walter Miller
A. Samuelson
J. E. Triggs
Glenn Harper
Martin Maloney
J. H. Baker
Plainview
I. J. Keane
Dan Stevens
Tekamah
Herbert Rhoades
John Spencer
Matehuala
San Louis Potosi
Mexico
Drs. Spencer
George Little
Lyons
American Smelting and Refining Company
Matehuula
Potcs Journal
Conrad Jacobson
Ross
Gleason
McCarthy
Moore
W. J. Armour
Ford
America
Goodwin State Bank
Reid
Reidy
The
Herald
American ‘Red Cross
Lutheran Church Notes
C. R. Lowe
G. F. Hughes & Co
Terial
I. ER. Greer
Dakota City, Neb
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