Shenandoah community notes Christmas program and meetings
Amerton Nems returns to Shenandoah after visiting the George Hopkins home. The Sorosis club organized at Mrs. Wm Stubbs home with two new members Elis Broughton and W B Cowden, planned a living Christmas tree for school grounds, and hosted a festive Christmas program with carols and readings by Mrs Glen Bridges. A social period followed with tea and a four course dinner for members and guests. Other items include baby Dorly Helen born December 10, club meetings, education staff gatherings, and routine visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Miesener
Shenandoah
George Hopkins
Soros Club
Wm. Stubbs
Fannie Swalth
Elis Broughton
W. B. Cowden
Morris Walley
Lena Simons
Glen Bridges
Ann
Charles Dickens
Louise Stubas
Santa
Gills
Floyd Anderson
Jennie Stubbs
Robert Said
E. C. McKissick
Wirginia
Louise Stubbs
Laille Stubbs
Band of Education
Blaine Mortimore
Ruth Aspedan
Glass
Lesle Johnson
Shearer
Don Martin
Bernal Shull
Anni Smith
W. P. Cowden
Lord Anderson
Lyle Dumehny
Fleanor Porter
Mildred Hummer
Ludlig
Stubbs
Will Comstock
Imogene
Miss Dorly Helen
Kete
Ralph Wright
Fun Bureau
Mike Livington
Lauter Bowers
John Roberts
Lastie Johnson
Johnson
Fred Beam
Wilber
Danbury
Meby
Helen Soll
Hee Bane
Hein
Ceaveltyey
Hany
Birz
Robert Dieler
Thy Peterson Kaye
Dhar Roy
M Phebe Siwarer
Ama Simmons
George Bennett
Hamblin
Tig Chaney
Richard
Harry Glen Ted Oak
Marti
Aay
Priday
Widrenee
Alfred Timmel
Strat
George Wynch
M. J. Cupp
Sitc
Mira Darleny
Beverdey
John Payne News Honor Roll and Local Updates
Honor roll tickets for the second six weeks at John Payne School went to Ginelle Garrison Juanita McCracken Haldean Rogers Arthur Anderson and Virginia Cockerham. Several families and individuals are noted ill or visiting relatives with health concerns and local social calls at the homes of Garrison Cockerham Smith Thorp and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayne School
Ginelle Garrison
Juanita McCracken
Haldean Rogers
Arthur Anderson
Virgina Cockerham
John Payne
McCracker
James
Amitur
Beiig
Juanita
Timn
Arthur
John Anderson
Aby
Will Gockerhant
Henry South
Orn Smith
Cashus Smith
Chari Frakes
Ora Smith
Goldie Mackie
LaFertin Cockat
Henry Smit
Will Cockerham
Leroy Simmons
Frank Chaney
Clan Morgan
Will
Emery
Buck Ison
Frances Stocker
Linen
Sahor
Buck Garrison
W. E. Garon
Thelists West
Walter ‘Thorp Ani Smuhddaughter
Elin
Francis
Christmas Specials at Watson Beauty Shoppe
The Watson News reports holiday sales and community updates. Esther June Hail and Ida Horn assist during Mrs. Wilson’s absence as the town prepares for Christmas. Local students fund World Books through a fish school sale, with school boards contributing toward the project. Community church repairs near completion, with plans for a Christmas program and officer elections at Baptist and Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Helen Denis
Tha Wilson
Fear Linden
Grandma Strokerod
Esther June Hail
Ida Horn
Wilson
Brush Ari
Farley F
Douglas
Rod
Richard
Hanvurg
Mary Hays
Ernest Landen
Columbia
A. W. Landen
Claud Shanks
W. C. Barnhart
Tennessee
Baptist Church
Orville Addington
Marian Farry
Cavil Garst
T. GL. Bips
C. P
Qublle
Methodist Church
Pat Reisiger
The
Oralle Akira
Fannie Carney
Raegram
J. A. Gray
California
Missquri
Ray Moses
Uate
Christmas Holiday Visits and Local Social Roundup
Christmas plans unfold as families prepare for holidays with daughters and relatives. Rock Port and Hamburg shoppers visit friends, with several hosting dinners and business calls. Teachers prepare to take break while locals note the small Hall telephone exchange serving homes for over thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Michinal
Tfmies
Local social notes from Hamburg and area
The Madison News lists visits and gatherings including Mr. and Mrs Orvis Smith at Hamburg hosting family, Mr. and Mrs Adolph Miler entertaining, and an afternoon meeting of the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Ora Rousseau home with 25 members and 5 guests. It notes illnesses in the Zuck family, W. B. Douglas returning home, and other community events and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvis Smith
Hamburg
Nuke Zuck Fer
J. C. Turner
Adolph Miler
Ad Society
Org ‘Hossein
Roy Miller
George Baker
Glen Uo
Glenn Edgerton
J. FP. Halliday
Sedalia
Stra. A. L. Walkers
Oscar Miller
Birthdays of Miller family celebrated
Mrs Adolph Miller and Miss Leta with Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and Mr and Mrs Mer Miller and Elaine mark birthdays for Oscar Miller and his brother Adolph Miller last week. John Zuck slips at his son Luke Luck’s home injuring his hip and needing aid. Group one plans a Hamburg food sale. Engineers study Willamette River channel shift at Salem Oregon. A clocklike mechanism in the Impe rial palace at Potsdam reportedly revolves only once in 400 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Miller
Leta
Harry Miller
Mer Miller
Elaine
Oscar’ Miller
Adolph ‘Miller
John Zuck
Luke Luck
Old Society
Hamburg
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Amerton Nems
Riverton
Achoal
Don Slatin
Mrr
Millie Livingston
Ed Broughten
Wm. Broughten
Lyman Parkison
Ralph Raymond
They Raymond
Wert
Nebraska City
Nellie Barkison
Marton Roberts
Herschel Whitehead
Revert Wyn
Floyd Simmerman
Neraska City
Auburn
Nebr
Cowden
Omaha
Tgun
Whitt
Long Simons
J. D., Payne
Eleanor Porter
Fannie Smith
Sorasis Clay
John Payne News
Clements
Council Blufts
Wayne Thorp
G. W. Boxer
Wayne
Leonard Thorp
W. BR. ‘Gareizonnd
Cui Morgan
Walter Thorp
Watson News
E. D. Hecker
Tealiarness
Malin Direct
Bird Barnes
Vambarg, Owe
Sispend Chrismas
Joel Weilman
Rock Park
Verran Herren
Ray Moles
Grange Hall
Firanioes Herron
Phelps ‘City
Qolene Morzan
Herron
Temple Bentley
Carl Frede Arid Sons
Berry and
Gari, Jr
Sherandogh
Monroe Cockerham
Virgil Cockerham
Payne Junction
Carl Prope
Carolyn Airy
Rock Port
Wal
Betlay Abd Hildreth Bayless
Leah Weidman
Elsworth Conkle
George Conrad
Richard Dyke
St. Josept
Wink Good
Tramburg
Anorn
Ling
Madison News
Bern
Case
C. C. Johnson
Phoenix
Willamette River
Salem
Ore
For Maer Imperial Palace
Pobtadam
Germany
Widge
Nebraska
Nescaren
Gnarane
Spectat Tac
Hamilton Beach
Mizarz
Lenat Ann More
Stadl
Jon Miney
Tevin
Erle
Park
Mesa
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