Emerson News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Changes
Emerson locals share visits and illnesses including A W Coppage recovering after a fall in Stan ton hospital. R Hetty Wilson travels from Harlan to handle business. Fern Cole visits Connell Bluffs while Clarence and Lola Lutes tour Newman Grove and Omaha. Ongoing temple events include an OES initiation and a school chorus performance.
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Emerson
Cheney
Ginaha
John Melts
A. W. Coppage
Stanton
R. Hetty Wilson
Northwest
Harlan
Herlan
Fern Cole
Connell ‘Bluffs
Clarence Lutes
Newman Grove
Nebt
Emily Button
Lutes
Omaha
Chariia Lang
Logan
Jay Wheeler
Son Ward
J. A. Lochray
Alexandria
Louisiana
Clyde Ervin
Basa Woods
D. P. Dement
Emterson
Rumaay
Nellie Culver
K. A. Evans
Stewart Hospital
Misa
Rosalie Anne
A. M. Sherman
Arapahoe
Colo
Elvira Smith
Weasley Chapel Ladies' Aid Meeting Report
Weasley Chapel Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Waldon Sowers Wednesday afternoon with large attendance. The afternoon included visiting fancy work and a business meeting. Sandwiches salad pickles radiaries and coffag were served. Mrs D N McGrew Mrs Ralph Wilson and Mrs Roy Robbina attended a Malvern meeting for 4H club leaders. E G Plumb and family guests in Clinton Parker home Sunday. Ben Dittis of University Place Nebr was a Sunday pastor in J R Clark home. Joyce Pierson overnight visitor in C B Wilson home Saturday. Mr and Mrs J D Robbing of Malvern spent Sunday in Roy Robbing home. Donald Fickel of Flattsmouth Hebtrs spent Sunday with home OlKs. Roy Robbing and family called on John Ayera home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Walden Sowera and Mrs James Sowery were callers in Emerson Sunday.
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Weasley Chapel
Ladies’ Aid
Waldon Sowers
Ralph Wilson
Roy Robbina
Malvern
Ben Dittis
University Place
Nebr
J. R. Clark
Joyce Pierson
C. B. Wilson
J. D. Robbing
Roy Robbing
Donald Fickel
Flattsmouth
Hebtrs
Home OlKs
John Ayera
Walden Sowera
James Sowery
Emerson
Randolph School Board Names P L Sager Supt For Next Year
The Randolph local school board elected P L Sager as superintendent of the consolidated schools for the upcoming year. Mr Bager applied and the board noted his engaging personality and aggressive conversation style. Advance information arrives on a White Brown chautauqua event planned for Randolph August 4 to 8, with programs running Wednesday through Sunday.
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Andolph
Cp Thenterprise
P. L. Sager
Bager
Enterprise Desk
White & Brown Chautauqua
Randolph
Chris Huston
The
Bluffs
T. O. Pre
W. W. Young
Soy Walter
Linegin
Nebr
Lee Quimby
University Place
Quimby
C. BeTrively
Hig
Charles
Tuncon
Arig
Prively
Saya
Charley
Boulder
New Randall
Tap Wai
Mr Ae
Attending Iowa This Year Sets Record Enrollment
Iowa City April 27 The University of Iowa announces a total student body of 8300 for the current year including summer session enrollments. This marks a gain of 289 over last year and is the largest annual registration recorded. The campus distribution shows 5734 on campus with breakdowns across Graduate, Liberal Arts, Commerce, Law, Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Applied Science, Nursing, and Music programs.
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Towa City
Towa
8Pe
University of Iowa
College of Liberal Arts
College of Commerce
College of Law
College of Medicine
College of Dentistry
College of Pharmacy
College of Applied Science
School of Nursing
Inez
Reno Rebutts Coverdale on Cooperative Marketing at Des Moines
Milo Reno, president of the Iowa Farmers Union, responded today to John Coverdale’s attack on cooperative marketing. He argued cooperatives solve farmers’ problems only when led by true cooperators, criticizing Coverdale as a manipulator lacking real co-op experience and claiming his suggested corporate handlers benefit only individuals.
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Repo
O-Opa
Chicago
Milo] Reno
Iowa Farmers’ Union
Agency
Iowa
Western Grain Dealers’ Association
Des Moines
John Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federation
Grain Marketing Company
Coverdale
Businsan
Reno
Citizens Military Training Camps Endorsed by Parents in Omaha
Letters to Major-General B. A. Poore, commanding Seventh Corps Area at Omaha, Nebraska, praise Citizens Military Training Camps as a solution for restless youths aged 17 to 24 during vacation. Parents express faith in the program and its benefits for their sons.
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Citizens
Omaha
Neby
B. A. Poore
Seventh Corps
Nebraska
Army camps to host boys during August and July
Generals Poore and D. Poore urge mothers and educators to trust the camp program at Port Des Moines Fort Des Moines Iowa Fort Shel Hag Minnesota Fort Leavenworth Kansas and Jefferson Barracks Mis sourn. Rotary Clubs in four states back Fort Leavenworth camp, taking moral oversight and funding roles to ensure safe, wholesome training for the boys. Special Visitors Day will showcase the operation that has produced healthy minds and bodies for four years.
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Port Des Motes
Iowa
Fort Shel- Hag
Minnesota
Fort Leaverworth
Kansas
Jefferson Barracks
Missonr
United States
General Poore
Dpoore
Rotary
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
C, M.T
Port Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Weekend Visits and Local Happenings in Stanton Sun
Champion Hill and family called on Mrs Coppage in hospital after a ladder accident. Emerson last week guests at Alfred Griffin’s. Hadley Parker returned to school after illness. Miss Rathbun visited Wanda Kochersperger. Mrs Halderman to Omaha for care at Clark Bon hospital. Margaret Hird stayed with Walter Kellenbarger. Joe McLain shopped in Red Oak. Kochersperger and Jean visited Oakland. Missionary dialogue and song books funded. Jesse Kellenbarger hosted a youth gathering with games and refreshments. Roy McLain and Tommy Douglas assist with field work at home.
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Champion Hill
Gacar Webb
Misa Helen Webb
Stanton Sund Lay
Coppage
Emerson
Alvin Huntsman
Jean Kochersperger
Alfred Griffin
Hadley Parker
Miss Rathbun
Hmerson
Wanda Kochersperger
Halderman
Omaha
Clark Bon Hospital
Margaret Hird
Red Oak
Walter Kellenbarger
Ruby
Joe McLain
Dean
F. G. Kochersperger
Jean
Oakland
A. Read
Bertha Kellanbarger
Jesste Kellenbarger
Roy McLain
Tommy Douglas
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County April 1926 notices
Real estate transfers filed in Mills County Iowa list Thomas L Hall transferring to C T Hubbell for 2650 dollars covering Lots 3 4 5 6 part of Lot 16 Bradley and Bowmans Add in Glenwood. W D Powers to Earl Powers valued 2526 dollars for South 2 3 of Lot 4 Block 15 Glenwood Emma Miller to Add Marshall W D records appear for April 16 to April 23 1924 in the recorder and clerk records.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Thomas L. Hall
C. T. Hubbell
Bradley & Bowman’s
Glenwood
Powers
Earl
Emma Miller
Marshall
W. D
Property Transfers Across Glenwood Malvern and Sliver City
A dense list of real estate transfers shows numerous parcels across Glenwood Malvern and Sliver City, detailing grantors, grantees, and amounts. Notable entries include Richard Hada to Artemus Bada for 10000 dollars in 73-42 and Wm Fisher to Hattle Boston for 1200 dollars in Malvern, plus multiple QCDs and WDs with small sums.
Einstein Theory Sparks Secret Hope Or Fear
A fragment from the Boston Globe questions whether Einstein believes a woman can keep a secret as Frau Einstein suggests her husband never explained his theory of relativity. The note hints at gender dynamics and scientific discourse in a news brief style.
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Frau Einstein Saggest
Neyer
Boston
Giohe
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Diace
Mary Athens
Matton Tohiwoh
Ofvaka Sanday
Aaron Johhsoh
Fohhaon
Hawaii
Malvern, High School Chorus
Opera House
Baptist Young People's Society
Homer Black
Peatle Lang
Dana Oglevie
Ella Longshore
Cora Good
H. C. Hicka
J. L. Evans
Misses Smith
Dorothy Hontsman
Uttle
J. M. Turner
Brother Witt
M. Reed
Douglas
Ord
Nehr
Virginia
Roscoe Parker
J. W. McMullin
Henry Schick
Meadames
Lee France
Frank Lang
J. W. Bryans
M. L. Evans
R. A. Evans
Gon Bobble
Joseph Sharp
Edgewood
Milo
Colorado
Thompson
Marlon
Caldwell
Dorothy. Mollenhorft
Kiszle Rathbun
J ‘Ohnson
Jows Clay P Products de Molans
Lome
Cen
Pennsylvania
Braga
Neyland
Wolff
W. A. Brets
Glen Wood
James Tyler
Jacob Lookabitl
Clark Higley
P. Matthews
James Wilson
Richard Hada
Artemus Bada
NEY
Wm. Fisher
Hattle Boston
Anil
At & A. Tm
Alexander Stephena
Anna Jy. Schiefelbrin
Q. C.D
Sarpy Co. EN Joner
Annaty. Schiefelbbein
Q. C
Prances M. Munden
Olive A. Satiday
Silver City
Greenwood
S. Add
Bilger City
Olive A. Soliday
Bylvin M. Datten
W. J
Blk. & Buver Chry
Sliver City
T. Q
C. M. Gray
D. D. Wheeler
Wate Ag
Malvern Tire Shop
L. S. Robinson
Bulova Taitiis
Bulova
Harry Stone
RED Hall Malvern
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