Bishop Miller Addresses Central American Work in Mexico City
Attest a capacity audience at the Methodist church Sunday night as Bishop Miller of Mexico City spoke on Central American and South American missions. He described the Panama Canal city as cosmopolitan and noted cooperation among Protestant churches abroad amid reduced subscriptions and slowed mission work. See us for job printing.
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Methodist Church
Bissop Miller
Mexico City
Central America
South American
Bishop Miller
Panama Canal
Panama
Union
Miller
West Indies
Hastings News Recap of Obituaries and Local Events
Relatives mourn Mrs. Frank Hall who died at White Lake South Dakota after rheumatic illness. Funeral held at Emerson with services in Hastings neighbors and kin present. Other notices include Mrs Lucinda Archibald's aunt death near Glenwood and school board officers elected Dr Edgar Christy president and Wm Maloney renewed as Hastings superintendent. Local visits, community events, church activities, and a basketball game with Emerson are noted.
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Frank Hall
White Lake
Roy Hatfield
Nels Hall
C. Hites
Lucinda Archibald
Glenwood
Dent Hites
Edgar Christy
Wm. Maloney
Hastings
D. G. Quinnlan
Dale
Omaha
Loyal Hotel
W. W. Maretta
S. B. Hutchings
Fred Priest
Hutchings
Donald Davis
Erson
O. L. Davis
Chas. Cary
Red Oak
B. Hutchings
Thelma Davis
Iag
O. L. Davia
E. H. Crouse
Anna Blackwell
Crouse
Bob Burnham
Dolph Farm
Cecil Hamilton
Burnham’s
Bertha McMillan
J.B. Goodwin
Bellview
Neb
Glen Greeson
Donald
Helen Anderson
Helen
Frank Gunselley
Ward Miller
Clarence Sandiland
J Malvern
Rushman
Houghton
Ried
Oak
G. S. Purcell
Ben Shaw
L. K. Mason
Wilmot Bowman
Laura Hall
Wm. Schilling
S. D
Hall
Schilling
A. C. Wedges
Ed Leidner
Malvern
W. S. Young
C. L. Davis
8. C. Davis
Harry Paul
Henderson
John Davidson
F. Martin
GS. Purcell
J. J. Starr
E. C. McGilvary
Council Bluffs
Clara Allen
Atlantic
Towa
Albert Crawford
Local visitors and property sale in Nebraska community
Mrs Anna Campbell of Catleton Nebr visited from Thursday to Sunday at the Chas Baxter home. Mrs Catleton and M4 Baxter ate housing. L D B McDowell on last Friday evening played several violin selections at Shenandoah broadcasting station KYNE. A deal was made whereby O T Carlson living north in the Wesley Chapel neighborhood sold his farm to Max Lew. Mr Carlson held a sale on Tuesday. His new location not learned but hoped these good people will not leave our community.
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Anna Campbell
Catleton
Nebr
Chas
Judge Whitmore closes spring term of court
The session ended with multiple decrees and estate actions. Foreclosures include First National Bank of Malvern v Swain for 16227.40. Edwards McCoy divorce granted to Edith McCoy. Gladys Parks divorced from Wallace Parks. Guardian appointed for John Hedlund. Malvern Bank seeks 4600.06 plus costs and 8 percent interest from 1925. Estates opened for Lucinda Boyer and Thomas Lambert with named administrators. Real estate sales included Schultz estate to Martin Jenkell for 18600 and Davidson estate to Harry Paul for 12800. Guardians and administrators granted bonds and authority to divide property, with court in Harlan to proceed.
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First National Bank of Malvern
Hannah A. Swain
Ala
Edith
McCoy Va
Edward McCoy
Gladys Parks
Wallace Parks
James A. Wilson
August Hedlund
John Hedlund
Bacrett
Bacrett Grain Company
Lucinda Boyer
Mahlon Boyer
Thomas Lambert
H. H. Cheyney
William Schultz
Martin A. Jenkell
John Davidson
C. M. Jones
Harry Paul
Edd. Marshall
James A. Marshall
D. B. Whitfield
Oscar G. Brown
Eva D. Sowers
Grace G. Sowers
J. E. Wilkins
Iowa's Resources and Opportunities Highlight State Industries
Iowa boasts the nation’s largest factories in furniture sash and door cream separator button macaroni calendar steel furnace drain tile stucco plaster and washing machines. Des Moines serves as the convention hub with numerous insurance companies, underscoring Iowa's economic reach and advertising value across its papers.
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Iowa
United States
Burlington
Clinton
Waterloo
Muscatine
Davenport
Red Oak
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Outs
Marshalltown
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Charles City
Bettendorf
Newton
Les Moines
Des Moines
Theep Com
Bankers Life Leads Iowa Capital Financing Drive
An abandoned capital initiative funds farm growth at five percent per year through Bankers Life and other firms. Bankers Life, touted as Toowo’s largest life insurance company, specializes in life finances for households across Mississippi River regions. It offers monthly installments, an educational fund for children, an income stream for retirement, inheritance tax planning, and corporate insurance services.
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Panies
farmét _ st
Bankers Life
Towo
Ife
Wast
Mississippi River
Fife Fincomies
Sunday School and Rally at West Oak and Mayhew Duncan
The West Oak Baptist Church schedule includes Sunday School 9:45, sermons at 10:45 and 7:30, and a Tuesday prayer meeting. A March 29 rally, junior church plans, Epworth League events, and Easter pre meetings begin April 5 with Life of Christ lectures. Bishop Miller praises the young crowd and new activities emerge.
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M. B
Epworth League
Mayhew Duncan
Holy City
Kemp
Bishop Miller
Christ
Jesus
Christian Church Bible School and Services Schedule
The Christian Church lists a full week of activities led by Pastor D. B. Thompson including 10:00 p m Communion and sermon 11:00 a m What It Costs to Be a Sinner Junior Endeavor 2:30 p m Young People meeting 6:50 p m Song service and Growth sermon 7:80 p m Don t wait for invitation Ladies Aid Tuesday 2:00 p m Prayer and Workers Council Wednesday 7:30 p m Come on In.
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Christian Church Bible School
Ladies’ Aid
Workers’ Council
Thompson
Glenwood church and school events announced
The church schedules Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m with The Sacredness of Marriage. Evening service at 7 80 features Great Women of the Bible The Woman Who Made the Greatest Gift. Mid week prayer on Wednesday. March 20 mid year rally banquet with Dr John Barton of Omaha. Glenwood high school presents April 1 and 2 three one act plays Migs Civilization The Kleptomaniac and The Lady Who Mislaid Her Purse with Miss Alice White directing the junior class and Mrs Jack Burton leading.
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Baptist Church
Southwestern Town
John Barton
Omaha
Wm. R. Shoemaker
Misa Alice White
Glenwood High School
Richard ‘Harding Davis
Alice Gardner
Margaret
Cameron
Mia
Jack Burton
Puzzled Hostess Aids Dinner Plan In Novel Scene
Fragmentary text describes a hostess solving social tensions after a belated invitation to dinner. Characters Mr Burton Mix Button appear, with a coat and a putsch reference. The piece hints at newly married husband duties and a theater event nearby.
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Burton
Mix
Button
Geoda Ia
Soft Words Best A Drop of Botey Catches More
Fragmentary text reads like a clipped historical snippet with unclear names and terms. The readable portion hints at botanical or crafts terms but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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Hogshears
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Bishop Roller
Coats
Judge Whitmore
Baptist Church of
West Oak
Ladies’ Circle
Guy Pitzenberger
J. I. Stille
Mos&t
Opiteen
Henabe
Eto & Howe
Rock Springs
Hamilton Matthews
Deacon Tire and Battery Service
Mike Deacon
Prop
Wheeler’s
Battery and Tire Service
Willardine
Firestone
Gabriel
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