Emerson Mrs Ausnena Cordeseed Taother dies in Nebraska
Mrs Ausnena Cordeseed Taother of north of town died Thursday evening July 20 after several weeks illness. Funeral services were held in the Swedish Mission Church of the Covenant in Omaha conducted by Rev Erickson. She was born May 50 1887 and was 41 years old at death. She came to America with her parents 47 years ago. Survivors include Mrs Larson and Mys Erickson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausnena Cordeseed Taother
Nels Jagrsm
Ue Larsons
Amer
Mrs. Larson
Atel Mys
Erickson
Af Moctileontes
Whyond
L Goode
Omaha
Odd Oil Station Lease Mention In Tarnished Text
A garbled OCR style notice mentions leasing a Sinclair Oil Station with scattered names such as Pearl Lares and Mrs Welend. It references a funeral at Mise Gilbert Cheler and a hospital visit, with uncertain dates and locations. Strong entities include Pearl Lares, Mrs Welend, and Gilbert Cheler, but many details are unreadable.
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Miss Pearl Lares
Bos Pinel
Welend
Gertenda
Yasitima
Fev
Wwe
Ripley
Mire
Winer Bass
Mire Hosnilth
Gilbert Cheler
Gig Gitsen
Jehan
Merese
Choammel
Rome
Baptist Church Notes for Awe Month Service Times
The article outlines the monthly schedule at the Baptist church with prepervine servlets and visitation periods. It notes services on Sundays at 1 o clock and emphasizes attendance within August, detailing visitation and worship times for parishioners.
Weekend News from Emerson and Nearby Towns
Local society notes recount weekend visits and arrivals including Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Unruh returning from Lake Okoboji, Mrs. E B Larson and Mrs. Huntsman moving, and numerous Emerson residents hosting and visiting kin. A Baptist Assembly trip to Iowa Falls and a church play at the Methodist church are also mentioned along with various travel and illness updates.
East Liberty Visitors and Local Gossip Share Week
East Liberty reports many visits and family travels. Edna Cook and Dorothy Wut, with Louise Alstrope, visited Shenandoah. Edna stayed through Sunday. Edith Alexander from Silver City spent time with grandfather R. K. Henderson and family. Friends and relatives from nearby towns dropped in, including Mrs. Catherine Whitesides and daughter from near Silver City, and Clyde Jackson and son Donald on an auto trip to Gregory. Edna and Evelyn traveled to Council Bluffs for a funeral in St Paul Minn. Mrs Bess Eyle and Phyllis were visited in Omaha. Ed Diffey hosted relatives. Community events included a church gathering with homemade ice cream. proceeds amounted to about $1245.
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Pred Cook
Edna
Dorothy Wut
Dolores
Shenandoah
Louise Alstrope
Dorothy Cook
Wilma Alstrope
Edith Alexander
Silver City
R. K. Henderson
Catherine Whitesides
R.A. Skerritt
Clyde Jackson
Donald
Gregory
Whi Lutz
Evelyn
Council Bluffs
Bess Eyle
Phyllis
St. Paul
Minn
Clyie Enurger
Ed Diffey
Omaha
Mere
Laur Kelley Guid
Josie
Thursay
Toreters
Winnie Moore
Ernie Decker
Chas. Wilhelm
Pheladins
Hluehy Pigkey
Tuisa
Okly
Row
Paul Senton
Geirdholle
Malvern
Paub ¢Ele
Dan Seaton
Danny Dean
Strahan
Misserty Parker
Beek Cure
Malivern
Jink Hitmes
Sera
Funy
Cane
Misa
Norma Meo
Clemment Jones
Wales
C. H. Amick
Ray Davis
Tamély
Mra
Lloyd Byers
Wayne Byers
Tueesahiy
T. I. Primpss
Ed Wilkinson
Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Home Mide
Seabloom
Red Oak
Marie Paul
Clarinda
Leslie Houser
Maines
Phillips
Alice Perkins
Fr. Boyd
Macedonia Ware
Dan Perkins
Perkin
Oran Putnam
Earl Loilean
Nipp
Mineola
Jud Coppock
Morton Mills
Gerald Penwell
Hugh McSweeney
Walter Darby
Missouri
Joe Houser
Dorothy Klemment
Cola Vie el
Community Visitation Outing At Henderson Home
Visitors from Visitrers and families gathered Sunday at the Henderson home after Sunday school. Frank Culley collapsed from heat while in the hay field but recovered enough to return home. a doctor treated him, and he was able to sit up later.
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Frank Culley
Tim
Death Notice of Henderson Resident with Local Ties
The obituary notes Henderson resident who lived in Glenwood and later near the northern part of the state before settling in Henderson for the past years. He is survived by a son George of Estherville and Deans Bain, with funeral services held Wednesday at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. Nesbitt of the Methodist Church. The body was taken to Estherville for burial. Miss Lillian Davis of Parsons attended.
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Fabri Dass
Waruina
Whivie
Fordehine
Eneland
Dom
Hils
Glenwood
Onorth
Henderson
Pst Uv
Ous
Marion Brown
Koe, Nesbitt
Thes Methodist Church
Esther +ville
Burda Itnteer
Misa Littian Davis
Parsons
Kane
Californians Visit East Coast and Midwest Trip Notes
Californians Mrs. FL Be Riess of Oakland and companions toured the United States from Wahif to Washington and Detroit, visiting relatives and taking a northern route home. Mr. and Mrs. Marlen He Cin of Oakland joined part of the trip, with Mr. Cody a teacher in an Oakland high school.
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Qaktad
Calif
Dipey
Chiblipa
Dinave
Oakland
Wahif
South Dakota
Phillips
Cody Dss
Marriage Of Cecil Nelson And Sarah Morris July 9
The marriage of Cecil Nelson and Sarah Morris of Henderson occurred July 9. Both are well liked and have lived in the vicinity for some time. Congratulations are extended for a happy life together.
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Cecil Nelson
Sarah Morris
Sarah Morels
Herderson
Ife
Primary Teacher Resigns Job from Henderson Schools
Miss Louise Redman, three years’ primary teacher in Henderson, tendered her resignation and will join Avoca schools where she will assume a similar post. Her home is in Avoca and she is praised as an excellent teacher. Henderson will miss her.
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Louise Redman
Henderson
Avoca
Excess Corn Demonstrations Planned by 4-H Girls
Miss Ploresn es Porkes extension specialist will visit Malvern Community Building on Wednesday August 3 to oversee corn planting demonstrations and verify contract signers. The effort aims to reduce surplus acreage by auditing township signers and ensuring eligible corn production tallies meet requirements.
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Plorenes Porkes
Malvern Commrniity
Colt Club Tour to Be Held Tuesday
Harry Linn a representative of the Iowa Horse and Mile Prendura will visit Midis county on Tuesday November 6 to assist with the simulation colt and dairy calf events. He will speak at the time, with activities arranged for attendees. Everyone invited to attend and participate in the showcases.
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Colt Club Tour
Harry Linn
Iowa
Midis County
My Linn
Mayes
Wren Bateau
Farm Bureau Schedule for August Month Events
August Farm Bureau notices list meetings for 4-H Boys and county leaders at various halls and schools, with demonstrations by Florene Forbes and home furnishings. Chief events include a Plaitville picnic on Aug 1, Center township meeting Aug 13, and the Malvern fair County Achievement show Aug 20-21, plus the Iowa state fair Aug 21 to Sept 1.
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Mevarry
Cibo
Late Lineal
Pactie Junction
Aus
Andereon Township
Johan Wilkon, Jr
Heathige Suen
P.om
Ware Tet
Colydale Tone
Farm Bureau
Florenete Forbes
Malvern
Plaitville Farm Bureau
Bethlehem Shand
Center Township
Hilladais Church
Malvern Fair
Iowa Stateair
Select Clothing for 1935 Home Project
Home project leaders met at We Cotmauidty with Mrs May Larson to choose fifth year clothing as the 1935 home project. Plans include a minor project with recreation and music and efforts to strengthen township organizations across the county, with details to be mimeographed and distributed to leaders.
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We Cotmauidty
Fin Mal
Mra
No May Larson
Bank Has Own Churchyard Adjoining Bank of England
The Bank of England possesses a churchyard adjoining its premises, used for burials by many of its officials.
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Bank of England
Hillsdale Farewell Reception for Mickelwates to Detroit
Neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Mark Mickelwate last Wednesday for a farewell reception in honor of the couple who will relocate to Detroit Michigan. The event featured visiting and games with late refreshments served. Various local residents from Council Bluffs Omaha Randolph Chadron and Emerson visited or stopped by the Mickelwates homes, sharing meals and greetings.
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Mark Mickelwate
Mary Dalstein
Dhiuinte Cau Gir Chardene
Detroit
Mich
Seona Hammiers
Carol
Council Bluffs
Lester Anthony
Dro
McCoy
Omaha
Miss Huth Mebhain
Williams Mies Flith
Jessie
Co BL
Trively
Randolph
Misa Welt Eitan
Chadron
Nebr
Walter Hilton
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