Neighborhood News Highlights From Ames Area
The Merry Workers club met with Mrs. Jack Johnson and elected officers led by Mrs. 0. W. Arbogast as president. Darlene and Vivian Johnson are ill from chicken pox. Joe Arbogast and Chester Arbogast helped with shipping a barrel of chickens. Alive Huisman returns to Ames Cash store after two months away. Mrs. W. Deardorf visits Omaha with daughter Beryl. Illness spreads from influenza to Errol Farnsworth and the Yost family children Gene and Keith. Cal Porter visits Ree Heights with Edna Mekielvey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cort Everetts plan to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Workers Club
Jack Johnson
W. Arbogast
Floyd Stahl
Esther Palmer
Don McCutcheon
George Church
L. D. Arbogast
Miller
Darlene
Vivian
Joe Arbogast
Chester Arbogast
Huisman
Ames Cash Store
IV. Ree Heights
Edna Mekielvey
Highmore Rural Sale Draws Big Crowds and Disposals
Highmore area auctions attract large attendance with six hundred lunches sold at one sale and three hundred fifty vehicles counted at another. Residents Mrs Anna Abrens plans to move in with her daughter Miss Lenora Afrengs in Minneapolis after twenty three years here. Local theft reported as thieves took eleven 300 pound sows from H A McDonald ranch in William Hamilton township. Carl Mayhak family expected to move from near Woonsocket to a farm thirteen miles northeast. Hamilton township club hosted a gathering at the Sammons home with a 35 attendee covered dish. Hyde county exceeded Red Cross quota as welfare efforts increase locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Abrens
Lenora Afrengs
Minneapolis
Nicholas Pellicotte
H. A. McDonald
William Hamilton Township
George Hill
Mr. Wilde
Mr. Hill
Rochester
Waterloo
Carl Mayhak
Woonsocket
Joseph Pekarele
Sammons
Hamilton Township
Joe
Fewer Aid Requests Reported by County Commissioners
County commissioners report a drop in winter aid requests compared with prior years. Mr and Mrs Wesley Walker of Hola Bird returned home after attending the funeral of their uncle Lou Walker in Trent. A committee continues to oversee church aid activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Walker
Holabird
Lou Walker
Trent
Condé Ada Susan White Dies Near Condé on Farm
Ada Susan White dies at home on a northeast Condé farm on February 16 at age 75. Funeral services were held at her home and cemetery near Condé. Survived by husband, two daughters, four sons, twelve grandchildren. Other local notes include social events, illness updates, and community notices from Condé and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Susan White
Hee Shome
Conde
Budak Tade Inn
Zthet Hynes
Susan
Burdon Robert
Joseph
Wilson White
Aberdeen
Roberts
Miss Bertha
Roctor
Miss Mastibel Stephens
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Ames
rMs
E.H. Smith
Weldon
Ablfs
Kermit Bucele
Lloyd McMillan
Bert , Barrie
Clarence Stoddard
Eddie Bultman
Bennie Taylor
Groton
Bee
4-H Club
Crandall
Leigh Lamon
Warmer
Mary Rogers
Condle
John Cowan
Roy Maasse
Britton
F. A. Butt
Mr. Watts, Jr
Freak Hall, Jr
Hall
Epworth League
Conde High School
Tom Herbison
Crocker
George Hewitt
George Stephens
Big Stone
Minn
Flanders
Stayman
T. J. Harvey CO
S. W
Society
Bed Street Clothiers
the Fair Store
Masonic Temple
Vaseline
Camphor
Huron, S. D
Ipana
Ferndell
van Huesen
Valau-Ray
Sox
Krank’s
Woodbury's
Mentholatun
Cotton
Hilex
Manila
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