Mystery Friend Breakfast At Emerson Methodist Women
Officers of the Methodist W S C S hosted a Mystery Friend Breakfast at the Emerson church. About 60 members and guests attended as mystery friends’ names were revealed from sealed place cards. A trip to Camp Claiborne was recounted, an original poem read, and a fishing-pond gift exchange added to the event.
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W. 8
Mystery Friend Breakfast
Methodist
Mystery Friend
Mystery Friends
Camp Claiborne
Albert Edie
Ray Fielda
Hal Stone
Mises Gladya Mills
Bilser
Atnie
Mineola
G. A. Truber
Clara Hartie
Huber
Charter Fia
Poultrymen urged to light houses for longer laying season
County agent Longstreet explains that turning on house lights between 4 and 4 in the morning to sustain 14 hours of light boosts egg production for old hens and pullets. He notes risks of leaving lights on too long and describes practical setup with a 12-volt bulb, a 20 by 20 foot area, feeders, and waterers. The piece also covers local social notes including visits, relocations, and community events.
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Mitts County
John H. Longstreet
Longstreet
Farmers urged to store vegetables for fall supply
Mills county farmers are urged to boost vegetable storage as prices rise and a food for defence drive continues. County Agent Longstreet outlines methods for potatoes, cabbage, and other crops, detailing temperatures, packaging, and pit or crate storage to prevent spoilage and maintain quality through winter.
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Mills County
Longstreet
Long Street
National Industrial Workers Urgently Sought for Defense Jobs
National defense program requires skilled workers in heavy forgings, pollermaking, coppersmithing, iron work, rigging, structural steel, sheet metal for heavier metals, steel bridge building and machining. Apply now by writing to the Manager, Eighth U S Civil Service District, 926 Post Office Building, Saint Paul, Minnesota for further information and an application form.
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United States
National Defense Program
U. S. Civil Service District
Post
Saint Paul
Mion
Typewriter ribbons for all makes offered in Malvern
The Malvern Leader advertises small portable typewriter ribbons at 50 cents and large size ribbons at 76 cents, signaling affordable supplies for writers and offices.
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Typewriter Gibbons
Malvern
Death of Ariena Hoeck Deitehler in Iowa nursing home
Ariena Hoeck Deitehler 44 of Silver City lived mostly in Mills County and lately in Cornell Bluffs died Aug 7 at Mercy Hospital Cornelia Bluffs after a brief illness. Survived by husband William and children Leonard Lois Willard four brothers and one sister. Funeral held Aug 19 at Raynor's chapel Glenwood Mineola Lutheran church with Rev. Biermann officiating. Interment Mineola cemetery. Also notes community events and local election results with many named residents and activities from Silver City Mineola and surrounding towns.
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Ariena Hoeck Deitehler
Fred
Doris Hoeck
Wiliam Deitehler
Mineola Jam
Mills County
Cornell Bluffs
Mercy
Tenry
Lotis
Charley
Fred Hoeck
Amanda
Raynor
Semi annual Picnic Held at Long Beach
The semi annual Town picnic occurred at Long Beach in Bixby Park on Saturday August 3. About 50 000 people attended plus many visitors from California. The event highlighted Iowa heritage with locals from Malvern Glenwood Pacific Junction and Hastings gathering at county stands to reminisce and greet each other while a peculiar tire bullet incident was noted near Montezuma.
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G KW
Long Beach
Bixby Park
Pacific Ocean
Judge Dunham
California
Iowa
Towa
Frank Merriam
Sacramento
Bo Iowa
Lee Berkheimer
Malvern
Glenwood
Pacific Junction
Silver City
Hastings
Henderson
Emergon
Vicinity
Walter Boston
Ward Cooper
Ed B. Brown
Myrtle Byars Terry
Bessie
Garman Dickman
Dorothy Downer Leu
L. E. Berkheimer
W. A. Black
Mae Churchill
Walter Hender
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Wat
Emerson
Emersonland
Elia Stephene
Edgar Johnson
Sidney
Lorraine Cramer
W. H. Cramer
William Anderson
Omaha
Emerson Carrier
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Red Oak
Emerson Post Office
Counery Roads
Bob Evans
Max Whisler
Colorado
K. A. Evans
Rosalie
Carol Whistler
Frances Whisler
Edward Greenwood
Grenwood
Georgie Graham
Villisca
W. R. Johnson
Charlee Graham
Carol Johnson
Bhirley Rice
Sanford
Tex
Washington
E. Whisler
John Thursor
Donnie
Jack
Ed Thorson
John Edle
George Thorson
I. L. Fields
Nadine
Anna Jean
Thorson
Riverview Park
Geraldine Genung
Goss Hardware
General Hardware
Goss
Omaha Blaugas Co
William K. Guyer, Mgr. Emerson
Della Wilson
Irene
Irwin
C. Smith Wedgeday
Buodgrat
Los Angeles
Cal
R. L. Fields
E. B. Comer
Pearle Seales
Ray Hicks
H. C. Knight
Wayne Carr
Carson
Homer Good
Billie
E. EB. Larson
Stanton
John Carson
Venard Larson
Elliott Hicks
Port Gamble
Wash
Jolly 13 Club
Lyle Wilkinson
Lyle Jenkins
Hascall
Alva Ballain
Council Bluffe
Gilbert Carlson
Dorothy Pickrel
Simpson College
Otis Butcher
L. V. Hicks
Charles Bdie
Robert Guyer
Petaluma
Art Beaman
Des Moines
B. B. Whistler
Beaman
B. B. Whisler
Helen
Spirit Lake Privalcy
Hal Wyland
Raymond Berogging
Bilza Hosal
Nationi N Hechoteal Workers
Stroud Dairy
William Deitehler
Gladys Mills
Geraldine Rommel
Donne Decker
Gerry
Katherine Miller
Naomi Frazier
Carol Newman
Times Office
Marshalltown
Carl Green
WG. Miller
Kathryn Green
R.A. Flannegan
American Legion Auxiliary
Green
Miller
Cordon Maynett
Flanagan
Riess
Misa Maude Flanagin
Enna Morse
Marie Ord
Dorothy Butler
Harold Skerritt
Lorn Dover
Albert Bada
Father Flanagan
Glenwood Lake Park
Mr. and
Mra
John Hettinger
F. I. Anderson
Mott Loyoy
Cecelia van Kirk
Wills
Wii
Guy Narold
Sis McCord
Maude Vandevert
Blaine Young
Leonard Anderson
M. L. Harman
Wilbur Walker
Claude Vandervert
Ben Martin
Janat
Vern Dunn
Birdelle Baird Wikins
Joe Donner Jr
Blanche Boehner
G. F. Wills
Tommy LeVake
Montezuma
Maudie
America
Charmer
Deb Maudie
Audie
Art Jenkins
Salle
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