Farragut News Briefs Abbie Livingston Rites and Local Items
Abbie Mae Livingston of Fremont County Iowa born January 8 1899 died February 28 1920 at 21 in Farragut. Funeral held March 2 at the Methodist Church. Also reports on school declamatory win by Gwendolyn Coleman Epworth League party and marriages of Edith Ross and Raymond Derrickson plus local social notes and community plans including garages and soil survey petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Mae Livingston
Fisher Township
Fremont Co
Iowa
Wm. G. Harding
G. G. Campbell
A. D. Coleman
O. A. Herriman
R. T. Jones
Floyd Napple
Donald Dunbar
Fred Poulsom
Raymond Derrickson
Thurston Cummings
Wil Kleckner
Farragut Cemetery
Terial
Hilton
Turnbull Bros
J. J. Whisler
Turnbull Garage
Ford
Ruey Miller
Kerney
Neb
Dale Skiles
Shenandoah
John Dickey
Rosa Livingston
Burnell Shull
Wm. Livingston
Shull
Iva Livingston
Ike Scott
James Duncan
Peoria
Ellen Gcoykendall
Duncan
Paul Spencer
Sidney
Council Bluffs
Frances Tharp
Farragut
Walter Garber
Garber
Ellis Glasco
Anna Gruber
Paul Gruber
R. B. Miller
Gallatin
James Reid
Frank Coaykendall
M. Vincen
Bert Lightfoot
John Newton
Beatrice
Henry Hamann
Verna Whitehall
Frank E. Rubey
Fremont County
United States Department of Agriculture
John White
Chadron
Ned
White
Andrew Cox
A. C. Hogsett
James
Arthur
M. E. McAllister
Leo Hastings
Ellist
J. W. Irwin
James Peterkin
John Andrews
Moorecroft
Wyo
Wv. G. Warner
Iowa Wool Growers Association
George Fichter
T. H. Bains
Lorenda Bains
L. L. Hastings
Wednnesday
Sterling, Colo
Ruth Spear
W. H. Case
H. A. Whis
Ruey Raymond
Lee Whitehill
A. Kraschel
W.H. Long
Burlington Junction
Della True
Lincoln
J. €. Jones
Maggie Clancy
Frank
Henry
Creston
St. Joe
H. G. Loonon
Rufus Dean
Fisher Center
M. BE
Chaplain Smith
Methodist
Farragut School Notes Highlight Dr Hillman Talk
Dr Hillman, president of Simpson College, delivered a splendid talk at Farragut School. The notes mention guidance for students to consult the teacher if grades fall, emphasizing proactive study support.
Farragut School Gains and Debates Shine at Hamburg Contest
The district declamatory contest at Hamburg saw Farragut represented by Gwendolyn Coleman in the humorous division, winning first place. Shenandoah and Glenwood also excelled among thirteen schools, with the district contest moving to Tabor and the state contest in Denison, where Farragut hopes to excel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Coleman
Farragut
Hamburg
Miss Coleman
Susan Clegg
Tabor
E. Thornton
Grace Clark
Ola Mackay
A. D. Coleman
Charles Herriman
Donald Dunbar
Albert Coleman
Carl Green
J. C. Anderson
Hubert Heckenlively
Glen Whisler
Pearl Bricker
Winifred Bryte
Edna Rose
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Hildreth Miller
Myrtle Wiley
Order of Eastern Star
Edith Ross
Raymond Derrickson
M. E. Parsonage
Sidney
Mosier
H. J. Ross
Henry Field Seed Company
Shenandoah
Frank Derrickson
France
U. S
Derrickson
Maude
Ada McQueen
S. W. Club
Burnell Shull
Maye Sunderman
Walter Bredensteiner
Nto
Miss Ferrer
Chaney
Farraygut
Glenwood
Denison
Farargut
Gwendolyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joplin
H. G. Butterfield
Missouri
Ozark Playground
the Gateway
C. A. Reed
Prop
Kornfalfa
Farmers Elevator Company
Crass
Otoe Food Products Company
L. Shannon, Mgt
Plex
Fred W. Hill
Anton Miller
Anderson Bros
C. W. McKissick