Farragut Year of Loss and Community News
Obituary and local notes from Farragut Iowa recount the death of Marilla Morehead Miller aged 69. The piece lists family survivors, church affiliations, and funeral details. It also catalogs weekend visits, school staff changes, a car accident injury, and civic happenings in a broad community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilla Morehead
Columbus
Ohio
Illinois
Farragut
Iowa
Thos. J. Miller
Clarence J. Miller
Mary van Sant
Henry Morehead
William Morehead
Ledvensworth
Kansas
Harriett Horton
Saheta
Kans
Miller
Congregational Church
Christian Church
Eastern Star Order
R. E. Harvey
M. E. Church
H. D.herr
H. L.coleman
B. F. Herriman
Seth Gox
Geo. Carter
O. J. Hurst
Ethel
Lois Mary
Hugh Latimer
Lyle
South of
Shenandoah
G. A. Vaughn
Rees Vaughn
D. A. Masterson
F. W. Eaton
Addie Martin
Lake Mills
Lester Lavely
Shenandosh
W. H. Case
Levi Cummings
Omahha
B. Wilbur
Frank Trullinger
H. D. Herr
Ames
State Conference of
Congregational Ministers
Arthur Simmerman
Maude Teas
J. E. Teas
Willisea
Miriam Jones
Pease School
Miss Jones
Sidney
Mabel B. Jones
L. L. Hastings
Dale Gudgel
Fred Baily
Nebraska City
Rollo Morehead
Paul Jones
Burlington
Prescott
Creston
J. C. Jones
Fort Logan
Colo
Coast Artillery
Willard Robbins
Mabel
Miss Lemon
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Gwendolyn Coleman
Omaha
Cole
Sarah Martin
Edith Anderson
Miss Martin
Miss Anderson
Fremont County
Genevieve Williamson
Pleasant Grove
Ruth Long
Farragut High School
R. Whisler
Kewanee
Baby
Teas
Chariton
New Methodist Church
Helen Lemon
J. C. Serup
Lillian Dickey
Iowa City
H. L. Coleman
Alberta
The
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Chas. Anderson
Grace Clark
Dorothy Strait
McIntyre’ School
All About the Country Editor and Community Writing
A reflective column on public interest writing by the country editor. It discusses choosing topics, praising neighbors, smoothing over mistakes, and highlighting events, people, organizations, and plans while avoiding unwanted publicity. It urges balanced coverage, civic-minded storytelling, and inclusive local life.
Enemies Then Youre Partly Fouled To Be Editor
A terse remark from a reader or editor caption hints at local tensions in a small town newspaper setting. The line suggests challenges faced by editors balancing conflicts with readers, advertisers, and town dynamics while preserving independence.
Too Much Business in Small Town Ad Talk
A playful exchange between a home editor and the Haysville Store proprietor questions advertising. The editor prods why business owners skip ads while the merchant jokes he once advertised years ago and never found time to fish, illustrating advertising's busy pulls.
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Haysville
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