Henderson Christian Women Host Aid Groups Social
Henderson Christian Women hosted the Lone Star Aid Society and the Methodist Aid Society for an 8 oclock Wednesday social in the church basement. Guests paid five cents per foot of height, raising about $15. A program directed by Mrs Reevis Sowers and Mrs Art Phelps featured music readings and a short playlet. Refreshments followed.
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Christian Aid Society
Henderson
Lone Star Aid Society
Methodist Aid Society
Reevis Sowers
Art Phelps
Dinner party honors Stewart family in Wales community
Mr and Mrs Amos Smith entertained at a Sunday noon dinner to honor the Stewart family formerly living in the community. Attendees included Charles, Irene, Marty, and Edith Stewart, and several local families. Others visited and traveled relatives in nearby towns, with multiple outings and visits noted among residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Smith
Stewart
Charles Stewart
Irene
Marty
Edith Stewart
Orval Strait
Henderson
Walter Mulvamia
Leola Mulvania
D. L. Mulvania
Laurel Mulvania
Phelps City
Local residents report corn damage easing and community updates
Emerson Frank Lang and M. L. Evans say corn damage is lighter than feared with potential for improvement. Various residents, including John L Evans and family, Don Tucker, and the Wilking family, travel or visit relatives in Missouri, Malvern, and the Black Hills. Social notes cover meetings of Women’s Relief Corp 214, visits to Fort Dodge, and upcoming events, with several neighbors sharing travel plans and local shop visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lang
Emerson
M. L. Evans
Community News From Champion Hill Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs N D Parker were guests at the Rochersperger home for a Davis reunion with 34 Sunday school attendees. George Bishop Sr returned from a Colorado trip. Wanda Kochersperer visited Gertrude Davis near Coburg. Mrs S A Reed of Oakland visited her daughter F G Kocherspercer. Carl Anderson and children visited Lon Hatfield’s home. Clarence Bishop’s family hosted an evening of visiting. Roy Brake and children stayed with Lee Hutchings. Local residents attended the Malvern fair: Jim Angrys, Lee Hutchings, Claude Rectors, Frannely Parkers, John Parker and family. Parker siblings visited Francis Parker’s home. M TL Parker of Fall River Kansas also attended. Maxine Morrow of Council Bluffs visited the Halderman sisters. Sunday school picnic was well attended. Clarence Bishop and family visited Gerl Aus dsruan home. Await news from Tuesday’s event.
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M. E
Harold Shires
Bliiott
Red Oak
Elgyn Galloway
Fern Gravitt
Marie Kelley
Hastings
Clint
Lynn Parker
Colorado
Kenneth Wail- Mama
Pearl Mercer
Shenandoah
Jud Copnock
Russel
Emereon
Darwin Goss
Omaha
A. J. Harbor
C. E. Edmondson
Helen Woods
Near Wales
Eunice Isaacson
Ernest Morris
California
D. G. Jones
Wales
Pita Boyd
Missouri
Harry Clark
Allen Morris
Arch Houser
Carrol Allensworth
John Bar
I. Warrior
Familly
Mattsburg
Ozark Mountains
T. D. Phillips
Gayle
Mia
A. P. Phillips
Lake Okoboji
Orlo Harrison Station
Mro
G. W. Wilson
Crest
Paul Carson
Milas Jeannette Carson
Della Owens
Mias Eva Bradley
Fulton
Nebr
Rosana Holiday
Atlantic
Frank Edie
C.D. Greenwood
W. H. Cramer
Martha Bass
Vernon Johnson
Jeasla Grayson
Fort Dodge
American Legion Aux‘ary
Wyo
John Haseall
Ralph Edie
M. E. Shannon
Mary
May
Butler
N. D. Parker
Rochersperger
Roy McLain
Billy
Davenport
Davis
George Bishop, Sr
Wanda Kochereper
Gertrude Davis
Coburg
8. A. Reed
Oakland
F. G. Kocherspercer
Carl Anderson
Lon Hatfield
Clarence Bishop
Roy Brake
Lee Hutchings
Malvern
Jim Angrys
Claude Rectors
Frannely Parkers
John Parker
Francis
M. TL. Parker
Fall Hiver
Kansas
Maxine Morrow
Council Bluffe
Halderman Sisters
Halderman Girls
Wills
Womeny Beluy
Gerl Ausdsruan
Local notes and visits from Silver City residents
Mrs Frances Batten returned home after three weeks as a surgical patient at Admundson hospital, with Mrs William Ray of Glenwood aiding her. A party from Treynor toured Yellowstone Park and western sights, planning a two week trip. Neighbors honored Mrs Kenneth Sawyer with a birthday shower. A social gathering hosted by Mrs Hatty Maddocks and others featured ice cream and cake. Families and friends from multiple towns attended dinners and visits, including Rev J A Laird and Marcellyn, and Rev O F R dates and children Eloise and Bruce.
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Frances Batten
Admundson Hospital
Wm. Ray
Glenwood
Mary Goos
Won
Treynor
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake
Kenneth Sawyer
Hatty Maddocks
H. C. Kochenderfer
Albert Hunt
C. A. Maddock
Guy Parker
Adolph Schultz
Eldon
Artene
Jeffett
Arkansas
Misa Wilma Schultz
Schultz
Atate Department of Home Economics
Raymond Lone
LaRue
Junot. W. &. Hammons
CW. Hammers
Avisahdeneva
Chambers
Hubert
Glenwood Bryant
Lindsey Brooks
World Without Chicken Wings Threatened Stirs Neighbors Surprise
About fifty to seventy neighbors gathered at the Thomas McClare home southeast of the city on Thursday evening to upend the evening and surprise the residents. Cars approached from the Motte and South, driving into the yard as plans unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McClare
Motte
Yaid
Notice to Teachers for Uniform County Certificates
The examination for uniform county certificates will be held at my office in Gret Wood towns on August 27 28 and 29 1830. Examinations begin at eight o clock Wednesday morning. Mary Rathke County Superintendent. Telegraph quote about Senate adjournment and Lindbergh baby ratification noted.
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Glet- Wood
Tows
Mary Rathke
Senate
Macoh
Telegraph
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Stewarts
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Grove
L. W. Triplett
Toley
Milburn Ellis
Ohio
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Texas
A. Blair
Creaton
Jara Roberts
Lamont
Will Small
Thuoradas
Pauline
Ethelyn Moore
Will Owens
Ernest Lillicon
Ellison
Otto Farrington
Doctor French
Carson
Carter
Ed Brown
Jean
June
Garden Grove
Goodies Fresh Man
Coleman
Leslie Allensworth
Lou Barkus
Hege National Aly
Wearw
Mr America
Midway
Q Farm Bureau
America
Guy Eget
Mom
John L. Evans
Okoboji
Evana
North Shore
Don Tucker
Davis Brothers Grocery
Wilking
Malvern Vishtage
W. Pf, Wilkins
Famiy
Attr
Howard Norris
Denver
Coly Spore
Russell Watt
BR. Elsen
Aul
Grace
Leona Dixon
Black Hills
von Paul Beaton
Council Blue
Maresaver Whitmer
Marion Smith Pansell
Nortlwest
Bert Dunn
O. E. Huntsman
Hong
Tina
South Dakota
Seattle
C. A. Rank
Council Blu&s
Relief Corp No. 214
Theresa Edie
Anna Knight
Barbara Ballain
Mary McGill
Catherine Smith
Ide Steen
Pearl Wilkins
Kate Lang
Nora Rice
Lorene Rice
Ida Briggs
Remington Portable
Remington
Malvern Leader
Silver City
the Times
Toledo Blade
Oyedl Oot UL Ney
AU. Bahr Widen
Convers
Adaat Od Ee
Milton H. Maan
W. Point
American Automobile Association
Pike's Peak
Serremsea
Conoco
Association
B. & M. Chevrolet
Compan Maloray
Baltes
Ation Thurman
Forney Produce
Tation Tabor
Snyder Produce Station
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