Local News Items From Shenandoah Week's End
Local residents share visits across Missouri and Nebraska. Chalmers Lair starts at Richardson Drug in Omaha. Thurman Payne helps with apple crop in Simons orchard. Mrs. Lavina Wilson visits family in Shenandoah and Sidney. Mrs. Simons improves after illness. American Legion rooms near completion with modern conveniences. Teachers enjoy a watermelon gathering. The James and Biden garage thefts continue with tire and tube losses. Chas Markee leaves for Muscatine. Frank McCandlish to replace him in the band. Baptist Association meeting held in Malvern with attendees from here. A child injured when a wagon ran away near Washack. Rev W H Hoge helps ordain Mrs C E Hiller in Glenwood. New generator and voltage equalizers arrive for electric plant to improve service.
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Mesdames
Floyd Camingore
Harry Simmons
Shenandoah
Osa Harrow
Nebraska
Chalmers
Lair
Richardson Drug Company
Omaha
Elizabeth Robinson
Ozark Mountain
Missouri
Thurman Payne
Minneapolis
Simons Orchard
Thurman
Lavina Wilson
Mound City
Jas. Bogan
Sidney
Will Simons
Ms. Simons
Elmer Wilcox
Linda
C. G. Fisher
Chas
Garst
Fisher
American Legion Club
Stoner
L. H. Smalley
R. F. Hickman
James & Biden
Chas. Markee
Dinsmore
Muscatine
Iowa
Mr. Markee
Ile
Frank McCandlish
Rock Port
Terry Sullivan
Frank
Three Year Sentence for Jay Edmondson in Missouri
Jay Edmondson, a youthful offender, pled guilty to larceny before Judge John Dawson in Jefferson City. A three year sentence in the Missouri State Penitentiary was imposed as punishment for the crime.
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State Penitentiary of
Missouri
Jefferson City
Jay Edmondson
John “MM. Dawson
Prisoners escape from Maryville jail after break in
September term court closes as two inmates Irwin Swearinger and Harold Gitchell escape from Maryville jail by breaking death cell doors. Trained bloodhounds from Beatrice track one suspect toward Siam before trail is lost. hunt resumes with hopes of recapture. Edmondson and Bruce Gitchell were recaptured, while Edmondson had been released from Eldora reformatory.
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Maryville
Strahan
Silver City
Edmondson
Eldora
Bruce Gitchell
Irwin Swearinger
Harold Gitchell
Gitchell
Beatrice
Neb
Wilcox
Burlington Junction
Siam
Red Oak to Host Large Shriners Gathering
Red Oak hosts a Shriners event this Friday with Ya-ga-zig nobles from Des Moines and over 100 local men taking part. Officials expect at least 800 visiting nobles and families, with a special Des Moines train arriving at 1 p.m. followed by a 2:30 p.m. parade and 3 p.m. band concert.
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Red Oak
Templar Iband
Des Moines
Des Moines Shrine Band Sets Free Afternoon in Public Square
Public square events by the Shrine band of fifty pieces include 4 p.m. concerts and 4:30 p.m. dining at the armory. A 7:30 p.m. initiatory ceremony at Buehler's auditorium follows a 5 to 7 p.m. program promised to be entertaining and amusing. Theatre parties for visiting ladies and children will be arranged during the ceremonial.
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Shrine Band
Des Moines
Armory
Masonic Hall
Buehler’s
Arm Injury At Bridge End Stoppage Hannah Norman Incident
William Norman of Randolph suffered a broken forearm when he slipped at the end of a bridge, plunging into a ditch with the scraper. The injury occurred during corn husking season, and while he is progressing, the timing is unfortunate for farm work.
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Ay Bridge
William Norman
Randolph
Harding's Ice Cream Endorsed as Cream of Creams
When craving ice cream, try Harding's noted as the cream of all creams in this brief recommendation.
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Harding
Mentho Sulphur Eczema Cure Promoted by Skin Specialist
A noted skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur for itching eczema claiming it quickly clears outbreaks, soothes irritation, and heals the skin. The sulfur preparation allegedly destroys germs and leaves skin smooth, advising sufferers to use it like cold cream from any druggist.
Parm Brings 270 An Acre Farm Sale Near Lone Rock
Byron Brayman bought eighty acres of the McCormick farm in Morton township east of Lone Rock schoolhouse for 270 dollars per acre. The deal excludes buildings. Oviatt will move the buildings across the road onto his other McCormick land. Brayman, already owning a well improved farm a mile south, has no use for the improvements on the purchased land. Also listed: four-ton scales and stock rack for sale by Simp Finnell, a large kitchen range for sale by Gus Wegner, Nancy Hall white sweet potatoes for sale at two dollars per bushel via Mrs. Joe Hamilton, and an advertisement for Playerphone in every home by Chas. Medford.
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Nancy Hall
Joe Hamilton
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Baptist Association
Malvern
Pat Reeves
D. W. Griffith
W. H. Hoge
Frank Bailey
Souncil Bluffs
Glenwood
C. E. Hiller
Baptist Church
Hiller
W. H. Henderson
Hamburg
Evangelist John M. Linden
Tabernacle
Union Evangelistic Services
Hamburg, Iowa
Simp Finnell
Gus Wegner
Medford
Browning
Fremont County
Atchison County
Studebaker Cars
Reo
Service Motors Co