Emerson area notes stray visits and church plays
Emerson community news recounts visitors from Simpson College Indianola University of Des Moines and Council Bluffs. Local weddings and a Presbyterian pastor move to Atkinson Nebr. O. E. J. plans April 11 meeting. Wesley Chapel drama Peter the Rock draws crowded Opera House. Medical talk on X ray uses and cancer treatment noted.
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Mise Helen Mehain
Thoraday
Jessie Smith
Amanda Mitchell
Erma Shaw
Ray Shaw
Simpson College
Indianola
Floyd Smith
University of Des Moines
C. C. Smith
Earl Briggs
Randolph
Briggs
F. A. Heizer
Atkinson
Nebr
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Clitea
Sam Rice
Excelator
Springs
Vivian Priest
Fern Smith
Council Bluffs
Aaron Johnson
Red Oak
Johnson
Stuart Honeyman
Simpson. Madrigal Club
Lillian
J. A. Harris
Appanoose County
Walter Blackman
John Moats
Prescott
Iowa
Emerson
Susie Grayson
Council Bluffa
Z. W. Evans
McMullin House
Opera House
Georgie Graham
Little Davis House
Ladies' Aid Society of
Wesley Chapel
C. W. Cooper
Peter the Rock
Charle Lovell
Randolph Randolphe: Harold Abtrin Recovering After Hospital Stay
Harold Abtrin, elder son of Mrs. George Abtrin, was taken to a Council Bluffs hospital with possible mastoid surgery. Treatment avoided that need, only adenoids removed, and he is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Hilie Baxter and granddaughter Dorothy Baxter plan to return home to assist.
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Randolph
Enterprise
Harold
George Abtrin
Council Bluffe
Hilie Baxter
Dorothy Baxter
Councl
Married in Fort Wayne Sienonted Fe ple
Fragmentary text notes a marriage event with unclear names and date. Limited details hinder precise reconstruction of participants or venue.
Eradication Law gains momentum in Iowa farming news
State lawmakers back a tuberculosis test program for cattle, boosting funding and expanding county enrollment powers. Des Moines reports the bill passed the House 90 to 8, with state funds supporting disease control and a possible three mill tax in counties opting out. Millinery lessons and 4-H School dates follow as Farm Bureau activities.
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House of Representatives
Mark Thornburg
Des Moines Register (S Ag
Des Moines
House
Mark G. Thornburg
Iowa
State Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Mills County
Easter Notes From Strahan and Nearby Towns
Community notes from Strahan detail Easter visitors from Simpson College Cornell College and Town City State University. Activities include Ladies Union meeting birthday party for Earl Buss, Easter egg hunts, church events baptism and membership drives, plus school board reelection and pestilent health updates.
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Qake
Cotlege
Clyde Wilson
Clifford Vestal
Charles Kayton
Marvel Newell
Ogden
Chester Cooper
Simpson College
Lynn Mullen
Cornell College
Juolen Bass
Marjorie Gipe
State University
Town City
Ladies’ Union
Frank Severin
Severna
Walton
Harald Peterson
Horace Eacrott
Clarence Lemonds
Howard Dolph
Earl Basa
Fils
Zeno NASA
Chas. Gipe
Glen Niday
Erystpelas
Dr. Campbell
Horace Eacrett
Strahan
Harold Peterson
Horace
Chas. Whitney
Btrahan School News Highlights Activities and Track Plans
The Btrahan school week features a Friday basketball gathering at Zigler home with a postgame feast and Rook, track interest high as nearly all high school boys join practices. Alumni visits, seed corn germination results, and a Friday April 8 exhibit and program are noted, along with grade promotions and spelling prize winners.
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Teache Sounell Bluffs
Zigler
College
Marvel Newell
Mildred Nima
Charles Kayton
Clyde Wilson
Clarence Spencer Marries in Marshalltown
Clarence W. Spencer and Miss Hina M. Stewart, both of Gilman, wed in Marshalltown on March 19. Spencer has worked in Gilman V Dispatch office since leaving Tabor and will continue there. Friends in Tabor extend hearty congratulations and good wishes.
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Clarence Spencer
Clarence W. Spencer
Hina M. Stewart
Gilman
Marshalltown
Clarence
Gilman V Dispatch
Tabor
Park Work by Scouts Moves Toward Spring Seeding
Work on New Park involved Rev Proctor and about 26 boys cleaning aud prepping for spring seeding. On Monday L O Clark and Clyde Hilton with a high tractor did more work as the boys plan to build a hut for Scout purposes. The Randolph Enterprise notes the community interest and urges others to lend a hand.
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New Park
Proctor
L. O. Clark
Clyde Hilton
Hig
Randolph Enterprise
Getting Up Nights Telly You There in Ranger Ahead
A fragmented report notes Telly You There and Ranger Ahead with Healy Hakisy Dees Bok involved in an unclear event. The readable bits suggest a local drama or incident but lack concrete actions or outcomes. Further copy needed for a complete card.
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Healy Hakisy Dees Bok
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