Local notices and social happenings in Henderson area
Sunday visitors and friends fill the week with calls and letters. The community notes weddings, travel, and shop openings, including a new oil station at Baumgardner corner with Otter Harris owner. Minnie Gravett married Arthur Allensworth in Council Bluffs, while many locals attend events, alums gather, and exchanges of kin and neighbors fill the town diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Olwer and Seit
Emerson
Mrd
Dave Owens
Vick Witton
Macedonia
Annestee
Marie Scemapel
Hee
Mra
Ratti Vind
Chiledren
Walt
Ralph
Motiitite
Cone
Tipton
Hen Baker
Tha Jenty Hospital
Baker
Anil
Baumgardned Corner
Otter Harris
Council Bluffs
da Long
Minnie Gravett
Arthur Allensworth
Strahan
Minnie
Nora Gravett
New Consolidated Schools
Arthur
Lew Allensworth
Wesley Chapel
Carter Cafe
Swaney
Fred
Shenandoah
Raymond Casebolt
Miami
Hastings and Strahan Readers Report News and Visits
A hazy Hastings and Strahan area note highlights community events, school activities, and local visits. Residents attend commencements, picnics, and church services while relatives gather in Grant and Omaha for family matters and business trips.
Local Social Notes Highlight Hillsdale Visits and School Close
Hillsdale residents Mrs Parl Mickelwait and daughters visited Mrs Pearl Snodgrass in Council Bluffs Monday. Paul Hilton attended Bellevue graduation Thursday. Mrs Egloff came from Sidney to visit daughter Mrs Charles Ruse. Mrs Ida Sutter and daughters from Tabor visited Charles Williams, who has been ill. Four Corners and Goodfellow schools closed with a joint picnic. Miss Eva Ruse taught three grade areas. Miss Geneva Hunt led Four Corners and will return next year alongside Miss Rose. Mrs N S Chambers traveled to join her daughter Mrs Lester Richardson. Hubert Chambers moved to the home place. Helen Haines from near Council Bluffs visited Fred Thieschafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenon
Gériter
Nebr
Har
Atteraban
Ats Scribner
Hastinige
Glenwood High School
Evelyn Purcell
W. E. Purcell
James Breeling
Des Moines
Alfred Clites
Mildred Pircell
Omaha
C. L. Davis
Sam Davia
Glenwood
W. S. Young
Otha Wearin
Marjorie Orde
Hastings
Brookings
Doris Priest
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Frank Mitchel
F. B. Blakesley
Fred Lockabill
Iva Orde
Fern Wrightman
Elim Orde
Iva
Business College
Grace‘ Borlan
American Business College
Charles Reynolds
Villieca
Charles Shoemaker
H. BE. Clark
Malvern
Hutchings
Malverna
Hastings Methodist Church
Nys
al Greeson
Elliot
Glen Greeson
Dark Baxter
C. H W. Baxter
Thamas Clague
Earlham
Iowa
B. M. Hamilton
Eldon Hodges
Grant
Golda Bare
Lincoln
Jake Bare
Bare
Lee Russell
Billings
Mant
H. P. Reg
Russell
Minneapolis
Parl Mickelwait
Pearl ‘Snodgrass
Council Bluffs
Paul Hilton
Bellevue
Egloff
Sidney
Charles Ruse
Ida Sutter
Daughters of
Tabor
Charles Williams
Four Corners School
Eva Ruse
Goodfellow School
Geneva Hunt
Hunt
Steve ‘Mayberry
Marie Seeger
Miss Hunt
Miss. Rose
N. S. Chambers
Lester Richardson
Hubert Chambers
Mise Helen Haines
Fred Thieschafer
Fatal fall at Flanney grain elevator in Council Bluffs
A carpenter identified as A R Conklin, age 50, fell seventy feet from the attic floor while working at the Flanney grain elevator in Council Bluffs. He remained dead at the bottom of a grain bin. coworker J Abrams aided rescue but the shaft was filled with chaff and noise hindered efforts. No witnesses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
A. R. Conklin
Conklin
J. Abrams
Abrams
Iroin
Carria
Deeds Recorded In The Past Week Involving Transfers And Easements
Deeds show Martha A. Rodman to Elizabeth Mackey for 1300 dollars covering east half of several lots at Tabor College Lab Tabor. C H Cheyney Ruben Stille with Town Service Co grant easement for a transmission line across specific sections. Mrs G A Griffiy to Thomas L Hall sale of lots 3 4 and 6 for 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Rodman
Elizabeth Mackey
Tabor
G. A. Griffiy
Thomas L. Hall
Q. GC. D
Parcel details and land deeds in Grenwood Malvern area
OCR fragment lists various land parcels and transfers in Grenwood and Malvern. Mentions Bradley and Bowman adds, estate trustees, and abandoned railroad right of ways. References Henry C Raines Q C and G M Dodge estate with values around $1. Includes basement and town lots in Malvern with plat references and lot numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley & Bowman
Grenwood
Thoms
Raines
Henry C.raines
Sivan
G. M. Dodge
Q.C
Wit Awit
Niely Sai
Bowman
Glenwood
Warm Weather Picnic Suggestions From Wallace's Farmer
The article offers light packing for a family picnic in warm weather. It advises dividing cooking tasks, avoiding unnecessary gear, and lists four simple menus including fried bacon and eggs, broiled steak, fried fish, and fried hamburg cakes with accompanying sides and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Red Oak Man Sustains Sixth Serious Injury
Leland Replogle of Red Oak was struck on the head by a brick dislodged from a smokestack eighty two feet above the ground at the Replogle mill. He was found unconscious and suffered a skull fracture, marking his sixth serious injury in a series of accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Replogle
Red Oak
Replogle
Replogle Eenis
Postal rate shock at village post office
A Des Moines area resident learned the new postal rates when asking for a one cent stamp to mail a birthday card. The postmaster explained that such a card cannot be sent for a penny under the revised pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Post Office Stamp Advice From a Street Encounter
A brief street exchange reveals a postmaster explaining stamp costs and envelope handling. The man learns about 1 cent drop letter rates and sealing envelopes to mail items at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiel Rive
Universal fingerprints urged to curb infant abandonment
Chief Deputy Sheriff William Tittsworth of Potta wattamie county advocates universal footprints and fingerprints at birth and on the mother to link vital records. He says criminologists support the system to solve infant mixups in hospitals, thwart kidnapping, and aid victims with memory loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tom
William Tittsworth
Criminal Identification Bureau
Pottawattamie County
Sittaworth
Curges
State road funds eyed to speed county paving
Iowa counties seek state road development aid to match a $750,000 paving plan. Estimated $192,000 from the development fund would be followed by special assessments and county bonds. Some counties may receive up to $8000 per mile, with payments starting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Catté
No State Money For Paving This Year In Iowa
State officials say there will be no extensive paving funded by the state alone this year. The Iowa state highway commission will use the development fund mainly as a state and federal aid pool for counties willing to help themselves. Planning already suggests Cedar and Palo Alto counties would rely on local bonds and special assessments to complete road projects if state aid is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. White
Iowa State Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Office Ofs
Cedar County
Palo Alto County
Man who says he will eat the hat is generally the goat
A curt remark asserts a proverb style claim about bold boasts and stubborn pride in business discourse. The line hints at vanity and the cost of discourtesy as a heavy burden on enterprise.
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Henderson
M. E
Robert Harover
Dorothy Casey
Dollie
Virginia Noel
Stella Smith
Eva van Orsdel
Sturgeon
Mack Stempel and Son
Molle Kindigg
Genoa
Alvan-Apléy
College Springs
Claude Maynes
Victor’ Norton
Harney
Myr
Will Owens
Gerald Door
Ted
Prescott
Oxford
Hugh McSweeney
R. L. South
C. L. Harbor
Carlson
John Triplett
Kenneth Williams
Rosena Lemary
Casper
Wye
Géorge “‘Hansel
Sam
Macedona
Walter Walker
i‘Silver Gutye
Cam
dilén-Greeton
Ringrandpa Mis
Mes
Charles
Bluffs
fBeorga Dixon
Roy
Grawford
Wayne
Coutielt
Ietis
Clinton
Ndler
Hillsdale
Ike
Dick Edward's
Lugsch the Cleaner
C. J. Deupree
Hamilton & Matthews
West Side Square
Glenwood, Iowa
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