St Mattedetes pond event draws dinner and games
The annual St Mattedetes pond event at Thesis Auput Hall features otter anirrtling and a dinner served cafeteria style. Committee members including Mrs. Brank Aamgilin and Mrs. Ac To McGlint arranged a meeting to plan the dinner and upper attractions at St Patriehs linth Bu day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mattedetes
Auput Hall
Otter Anirrting
Agita Ehken
Brank Aamgilin
Ac To McGlint
VW. M. Saner
Mire
Dohe Chandler
Frank Tous
Len Maton
Ahottart
Drl
Drl Gutsehanedries Committee Ladder Attornted A Meeting In St. Patriehs
Linth Buday Do
Hand injury and hospital cases in Shenandoah area
The community reports a 12 year old boy named Arwin cutting his hand badly while weeding at Kelly Bolton's last Wednesday. Mrs. Willie Laughlin suffers a blood clot and is in Morey hospital seeking relief. Various locals, including Mary Rore, Catherine Ryan, and families like the Adams, Hanscom, and Howery clans, are described in a long list of visits, illnesses, and gatherings across Shenandoah and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arwin
Jilly White
Kelly Bolton
Alinet
Hillsdale Family Outings and Local Visits Recap
Hillsdale residents travel to Detroit for a trip led by Mrs Mary Dalstein and daughters Stvon and Charione with Miss Helen Buch. Parker family reunion drawn by Bly Lake in Council Bluffs. Numerous visits including Dr and Mrs Shipman in Lamont and Frank Howard home, and a hospital transfer for Mrs Newt Brluca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dalstein
Stvon and
Charione
Helen Buch
Detroit
Mich
Frank Plumb
Roy Bhickiin
Wo. J. van Orsdel
Mable Coffey
Phelma Metlure
Bly Lake
Council Butts
FL. Shipman
Lamont
Marle Larison
Frank Howard Holme
Hewit Ruse
Sidney
Mty
Marco Cannon
Clifford Dilehay
Pbhylitwdaw
Unclear Text Reflects Fragmented OCR Note
Fragmentary OCR passage mentioning a market event and unidentified names. Readable terms include market and a reference to a gaming or trading context. No clear people, organizations, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the legible text.
Wesley Chapel News Briefs Reflect Local Visits
Ben and Elmer Wilson traveled to Des Moines on business on Saturday. Mrs. Mary Burnham, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howe, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson with families joined the George Wilsons for a Sunday at the Wilson home. Miss Virginia Cooper of Concert Bluffs visited several days last week at the John Wilson home. Rev. and Mrs. Cooper visited Wesley Chapel friends on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson are visiting in Nebraska with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Joiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peinty
Ro Addy
Brrr
Mra
Minnick
Robert Cone
Haub
Ollie Sayes
Catherine
Margaret
Henry Leonard
Tom Horrigan
Elmer July
Marie
Naom
Lebanon
Serioux
Halph Geer
Bethany
Eagleville
Lome
Mr. Lark
Park River
N. D
Iater
Gene. Bryant
Ethel Armstrong
Max
Davey
Nebr
Nels McDowell
Ralph
Greenwood
Clarence Bryant
Red Oak
Willis Dye
Charlotte
Strahan
Col. Butcher
Estel Bussard
Magsie Lewin
Ruben Bussard
Wayne Drake
Hamburg
Wayne Jackson
Darrell Eugene
Ross Bryant
Jackson
Velva Davis
Delia Hughes
Harold Maher
Jackie
Nebraska City
Gene Drake
Ben and
Elmer Wilson
Des Molines
Mary Burnham
Arthur Howe
Jack Jackson
George Wilsons
Wilson
Virginia Cooper
Concert Bluffs
John Wilson
Mra. Cooper
Wesley Chapel Friends
Gerald Wilson
Nebraska
Merrill
Wesley Chapel and Henderson Churches Gather for Epworth League
Nearly 60 Epworth Leaguers and sponsors attended a frolic at the Wesley church Monday night. Attendees represented League groups from county pastoral charges. Mr. Horshy directed games and met prospective Almpson College students. The home League performed the play Goose Money and served candy. The Silver City League invited county Leagues to August meeting. Claude Wilson will sing a musical selection August 18 at Wesley church with Mrs. Wilson at 11 a.m. Stewards will soon call members to support the church budget, with finances due to the treasurer by late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Weasley
Horshy
Almpson College
Silver City
Claude Wilson
Wilson
Wesley Church
East Liberty Social Notes From Glenwood and Omaha Visits
East Liberty residents share a Sunday with relatives in Glenwood and Omaha. Guests include Mrs. Laura Kernry and Josia, Mrs. Jennie Taylor, and Mise Katheryn Taylor. Local trips, family meals, and a church social conclude with a piano solo and tea during the Ladies Aid gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tm Vat
Aku
Latehaw
Jack Adams
Omaha
Jennie Taylor
Mise Katheryn ‘Taylor
Comneil Wins
Laura Kernry
Josia
East Liberty
W. T. Maddocks
Ran
Teiph
Whench AL Skerritt
Chas. Barnett Awent
Obituary and community notices from Box Elder area
Mrs Clara Wilson died in Chicago recently. Word of her death reached Box Elder Sunday. She was the daughter of late James Frage of Chicago and niece of Mrs Van Kirk of Silver City, from whose home the funeral services were held Monday afternoon. Myrtle Brown and daughter Pauline returned from Kansas City. Lone Star Sunday school held a picnic dinner after services. Lou Rush of Kansas City was a Sunday guest in the John Brown home. Fred McVay home hosted a family reunion Sunday, Aug 4, with thirty three attendees including relatives from Oklahoma. Joan Tirown and family stayed at Glen Trim Mer home in Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Earl Keast welcomed a nine pound daughter on Monday Aug 12. Mr and Mrs Fred McVay and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Milt McVey home east of Macedonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Fitch
Mins
Maddocks
Joan
Milas Mary Henderson
Chester Harrison
Glenwood
Chas, Neer
Marvin
Mary
Rey
Howard P. Young
Silver City
K. Wenderson
James
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. OH. Clay
Ben Guyer
Th. Rh. McFall
Untl
Wy J. Hewres
Charastu
Chicage
Dames Frage
Chicago
van Kirk
Mia
Myrtle Brown
Pauline
Kansas City
Lone Star Sunday School
Lou Rush
John Brown
Fred McVay
Oklahoma
Joan Tirown
Glen Trimmer
Council Bluffs
Earl Keast
Fred McVey
Cfamily
Milt McVey
Macedonia
County Board Proceedings Read and Claims Approved
Milla County Iowa on July 16 1935 the Board of Supervisors met with Hyde Plumb and Watts present. Minutes from July 2 read and approved. Claims allowed include Belt Bruington Kinney Young and many county suppliers, hospitals and poor relief services, jail supplies, office goods, and maintenance costs. Names of several officials and firms appear among payments. Period shows extensive county expenditures across multiple departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County
Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Hyde
Plumb
Watts
A. J. Belt
P. M
B. O. Bruington
BR. R. Co
Clarinda State Hospital
C. B. Kinney
Del
Woodward State Hospital
T. R. Young
Ballife
Boone Blank Book Co
Edgar Christy
Emerson Matunel Telephone Co
Jessie Frazier
J. F. Greene Jr
J. M. Donelan
Insane N
Insane N. §. Gellung, commissioner—Insane Glenwood Lbr. & Coal Co
Court House
Henderson Telephone Co
Dewey Hunter
Jenkins Fergemann Co
Claude B. Lawler
W. D. Antill
Elo Anthony
J. P. Achenbach
Eva Brooks
Hughes
B. OM. Culley
R. BE
Cogley & Sons
Lee
Old Ladies Home
Fullerton Lumber Co
John Harris
Cobs
Orra K. Kirkham
Mulholland
Kom. Myers
D. McKnight
The
Alemite Co
Achenbach
Gagaline
A. & PB. Tey Co
Holoke
Curt Buch
HK. M. Bacon
Malatenance
Dodds Lumber Co
Malutenance
Ieublerton Lumber Co
B. Toes
maulieen-Malaiousnes Weenerrennethpeneeee
Lenwood Lumber
Coal Fe
Malgienause
Attesti K. A. Schade
Maintenance contracts and county board actions in Mills County
A garbled list shows Alfred Wall and various firms supplying maintenance and repairs for local operations including Malvern Milling and White Eagle Oil, followed by county board actions. It records resolutions on official newspapers, appointments, and budget hearings, detailing meetings, votes, and notices in Mills County Iowa during 1935. It notes reappointment proposals, newspaper designation changes, and a scheduled hearing with notices to run in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wall
Eojva Cidgert & Bape Ci
Withveyne
Magriteranes Tan
Voy Laird & Son
Malvern Milling
Sark
Ey Murphy Bros
Chevretet Co
Jimsha Frost & Gerocery Crearks Maintenanes
Imaha Steel Works
Maimtenance
Aan
Elmer Pleselman
Au Crustyd
Margaret Cunningham
Umiaba Steel Works
Asao Wasne Snyder
Haute Ernchid Rerk
Waa
Simon Stills
Dann Fer
Ghetawood
Wis
Mis County
OL Ave Poneton Board
Mitta
Orta
Mile County Board of Supervienra
Iweneeton
Maurie Mayberry
Paville
Plumb
Watts
Iyde
Board of Supervisora
Remerson Chronicle
Emerson
Towa
Amd
Appoinltion Ald
Rimerson
O. C. Caterholm
Choate Publishing Co
Opinion Tribune
Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Emeraon Chronicle
Silver City Times Publehe
Silver City
Phrce
Mmnaraon
C. Osterhof
Wayne J. Choate
Silver City Times
Aye
Ilya
Phambh
Mages
Hest
Mily Cownty
Dhs
Mills County
Lesa
Couunty
Silverly Times
Malvern Leader
Glazewood Opinion-Tribune
Ingaid County
Nd Adurer
Pfoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Imogene
S.F. Mills
St. Patrickn
Willie Laughlin
Morey Hospital
Kelly
Mary Rore
Alton Leahy
Cornell Bluffs
Mercy Hospital
Church Mattox
Hattie Liner
Norma Lee Lister
Honeywell
Will Conatock
Catherine Ryan
Des Moinres
Mays
Micheal Delelant
Coun Dots
Tarlo
Earl Davenport
Forshe Vsnyene Man
Bruges
Edward
Epett
Flack End
Jove
Will
Louise Gutschenritter
Willard
Art Green
George Adams
Des Moines
Leah Adams
Johan
H. C. Erwin
Donald Howery
Maurice Howery
Gerald
Shenandoah
A. M. Beardsley J
Sarah Gee
Florence Geeks
Rochester
Minn
Flavd
Jermite
Collins Drug CO
TM Lake
18Th St, Louis, MO
Skenae
St Aladd Ae
Hillsdale
Thy
Gerciane Snd
Empress
Shirley Temple
Wesley Chapel
Henderson Churches
John Norstadt
M. Nelson
Clara Wilson
County Board Proceedings
Uw &R Jiyde
E. A. Bchade
Tts
Ayes
Ani Watts
Naya
Ramsey
Shenandosh
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