Social Union Meets Today at Mrs Innes Home
Presbyterian social union convenes at Mrs J W Innes home with assistant hostesses listed. Social and dinner events follow including guests from Red Oak and Clarinda, plus club meetings and birthday and anniversary observances across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Union
Presbyterian Social Union
J. W. Innes
L. A. Talbott
C.L. Kunce
G. L. Hadley
Helen Knight
Mias Mae Churchill
Red Oak Pr. E. Q
J. F. Wearin
A. Parsons
C. H. Summers
Red Oak
Wearin
Easter church notes push for record Easter attendance
Church notes list services at matey school at 10 a m and 11 a m with Christ's Resurrection theme. Easter music planned. baptism and church memberships available via H F Clark. Local churches invite public to Easter services, with Sunday school at 10, worship times, and planned social events including a men's social hour on April 21. Orphans egg case donations requested by Thursday.
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Matey School
H. F. Clark
C. BE
Ladies’ Social Union
J. W. Innes
Christian Church Bible School
L. A
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Final Rites for William Henry Shane
Final rites for William Henry Shane were held at Mansfield Funeral Home in Glenwood. He died Tuesday at his home of bronchial pneumonia. Born October 3, 1862 in Lucas County Iowa, he was married to Mary Pettis in 1885. Surviving: daughters Ruth Clark Isabella Miller Imogene Sadie McClary Cora Humes Nora Spiderl and sons George Thurman Lewis Robert and Billie Wright, plus 32 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. He had a brother-in-law Harrison Pettis and many friends in Malvern and Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Shane
Mansfield
Glenn W. South
Mr. Shane
Glenwood
Lucas County
Peter
Nancy Shane
Mary Pettis
Shane
Isabella Miller
Imigene
Sadie McClary
Billie Wright
Phillysburg
Cora Humes
Newton
Nora Spiderl
Nebraska City
Neb
George
Thurman
Lewis
Robert
Harrison Pettis
Malvern
Not a Perfect Sphere Earth’s shape shown as oblate spheroid
The earth is not a perfect sphere with a diameter of 7,927 miles at the equator and 7,900 miles through the poles, making it an oblate spheroid rather than a true sphere.
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Earth
Equator
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Livingston
Eleanor Gregory
Omaha
Alice McNulty
Gretchen Gidley
Betty Beattie
Tom and
James Benton
Tom Gidley
J. F. Wearin Jr
Jane Fletcher
Simpson
Parsons
Wil Hisea
Clarinda
Frank Summers
Mra
Silverett Club
Silverette
Helub
Ruth Clark
J. FE. Ellison
J. H. Longstreet
Farm Bureau Board
D. F. Buffington
Ira Turner
Hastings
Mary Goos
Vincent Goos
Silver City
American Legion Auxiliary
Boya State
B. E. Bayes
Harley Stevesson
Slothower
Salyers
Bert Kline
Martha Wortz
C. Willams
Roy Mansfield
Sadie Beeseley
John Fletcher
Sadie McIntyre
Grace Evans
Kline
Barbara
M. BE. Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Foreign Missionary Society
Fred Durbin
A. P. Kilmartin
Wm. Warner
Bridge
Carol Wrynia
Ira Fritz
F. J. Buttmann
Willis Reed
Madison, Neb
Henry Aistrope
Bertha Hall
Frederic Newell
Wortman
W. W. Mossberry
Randolph
Clinton Gee
Date Nims
John Bayes
Dale Hillyer
Delmos Costello
Strahan
Clarence Nagel
Henderson
Junior Dashner
Charles Lakin
Emerson
Ben Martin
Martiny
Glen Dalrymple
Charles Raine
Lloyd Short
Bradley's
Douglas
Don Huey
Malvern Gamble
Malvera Gamble
Gamble Stores
Ft. Johns Lutheran Church
QO. E. Wels
Ranthi Chuesh
Glenn W
Opecis
Solon
Otchers
Berman
Royal Haut
Clases Gad Temchere
Gaople
William Hi. Shane
Rubber Footwear
Fred Hall
Deardorff's Grocery
Coats
Betty Rose
Sandra Lya
Georgiany
Nelly Don
Fisk
Cinderella
Shirley Temples
Rollins
the Tennant Shop
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