Death in Frightful Truck Accident and Local Gatherings
Obituary notes a grandson Hen Strong of Carson fatally injured when a truck moved while a father hacked from a garage. Funeral service held at aren. Edith Martin, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martti, mourns. The column also lists church events, dinners, and social visits across Hastings including a youth supper, parsonage redecorating plans, and local family arrivals and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brorery Martin
Hen Strong
Carson
Areon
Strong
Edith Marth
Gause Flood Strikes Town Wreaks Havoc and Rescues
Heavy rains caused flooding in Gause Thursday night leading to water in yards six feet deep and knee high, with roads washed and several residents evacuated. Mrs Abbie McDowell rescued from her home by volunteers. officer updates and community notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Hastings
Hyatt
Taos
Smith
Mer Bingth
Algh
Abbie Mee Dowell
Lowell Curtis
Bowater Station
Mrs. McDowell
Bowe
Family gathering and reunions in Glenwood area
The Powers family met at Glenwood Lake Park for a community gathering and planned a future reunion. Elders elected Elmer Renseoter of Council Bluffs as president with June Towers as secretary, and numerous relatives from Glenwood, Leavenworth, and nearby towns attended events over several days. Social visits included neighbors in Rawles Center townships and other celebrations honoring birthdays and visits from relatives across Iowa and Nebraska.
Local Residents Mention Community and Family Visits
Lennard Seeger, Paul Morrical and the Prize Winters 4-H club boys reported back Friday from a lake outing at Lake O and abojt Mrs Wid Fitzpatrick traveled to Council Bluffs to care for her mother. Harry Hunt from Neola stayed 19 days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Hunt. The Community club plans a Friday church meeting. Mr and Mrs Marion Culver and Jacqueline visited with Miss Lizzie Madden at the A H Culver home. Victor Downing family and Miss June Powers returned to Leavenworth Kan after a two week visit. Mrs Carrie Deardon of Oklahoma visited Mrs Laura Shepard. Deardon was a former resident. Donald Jackson of Ames visited over the weekend with his father Dean Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schurr
Council Bluffa
John Silvey
Altha Church
Stockton
Frank Hall
Howard Bell
Bradford
Jesse Phelps
P. R. Kelley
Glenwood
Paul Parker
Summit
Cal
Ray Kelley
Marjorie Jesu Walker
Lincoln
Neb
E. H. Ord
D. C. Niday
J. A. Norton
Malvern
Gayle Cronklive
Harold Bixler
Matchall
the Lakes
Minnesota
Charles Crouse
Emerson
Susie Hall
W. A. Cape
Shel O
Homur Cape
Pacific Juneon
H.R. Cunningham
Kansas City
Marshal Stockton Ame
Harley Niday
Missouri
Charley Carlson
Max
Wendell Ord
Wendell Wayne
Tom Dalyell
Jack Niedig
N. A. Sullivan
Vow Tyner
Shenandoah
J. ¢. Niday
Sui
Ralph Hanscom
Ralph Hall
Paul Kelley
Lake
Wissraerd Motley
Crouse
Delos
Charley Crouse
Lennard Seeger
Paul Morrical
Lake O&abojt
Wid. Fitzpatrick
Counch Bluffs
Guss Seeger
Harry Hunt
Neola
Charles Hunt
Marion Culver
Jacqueline
Percival
Lizzie Madden
Tahor
A. H. Culver
Victor Downing
June Powers
Leavenworth
Kan
Carrie Deardon
Oklahoma
Laura Shepard
Deardon
Donald Jackson
Ames
Dean Jackson
Oaks Sunday School Notes and Local Social Roundup
Attendance at Oaks Sunday reached 46 with birthday contributions from Mrs. Brammler Volney Warren Sayron Viner and Jewell Mahan. The August committee plans a Thursday night program at the schoolhouse featuring James Pearson on safety control. Refreshments will be served and the event begins at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Brammeler
Volney Warren
Sayron Viner
Jewell Mahan
Dale Read
Win Castor
Donald Lewis
James Pearson
Sherantoah
Picnic and visits mark Red Oak and nearby towns
Members of the Mystery Pail Circle and families enjoyed a picnic at Chautauqua park in Red Oak. Carl Bolton spent Sunday. Harold Bruning and Marilyn visited relatives near Treynor. Dale Read family attended the Keasterson Lang reunion near Malvern. Marion Mahan hosted and visited friends. Karen and Ingrid Johnson drove to Springfield and Bundy in Nebraska. Pheasants from Charles Carson farm are being released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Marsden
Jim Rielly
Red Oak
Twila Brammeier
Dr. Barre
Emerson
Carl Bolton
Irving Stevens
Ben Aukland
Lowell
Russell Smith
Macedonia
Priscilla
Nadine
Smith
Jewell Mahan
Harold Bruning
Ell Horner
Winchester
N. H
Bolton
Albert Nelson
Carl Nelson
Bertha Slack
Kearney
Neb
Dala Read
Joe Williams
Lee Williams
Marilyn
Albert Limberg
Treynor
Gerald Viner
Frazen
Climax
Kenneth Hall
Gene Bolton
Des Moines
Deen
Glen Bolton
Starvey Holton
Moniva
Mira
Low Marsden
Kelly Stratton
Jim
Red
Abn
Mareden
Vielt
Bunday
Aly
Muwevll Juuva
Teduk
Juhe Maraden
Mystery Pail Circle
Chautauqua Park
Mildred Anderson
Alen Rowe
Falla City
Charles Carson
Dale Read
Keasterson- Lang
Will Kesterson
Malvern
Wickard to Speak in Falls City Nebraska
Claude R. Wickard, nominated by President Roosevelt for secretary of agriculture, will speak August 27 at 2 p m in the Falls City auditorium. Farmers and Mills county families are expected to attend to hear him discuss current agricultural problems and the farmer's role in national defense. Wickard is currently United States under secretary of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Wickard
Roosevelt
Falls City
Neb
Mills County
Wickard
United States
Wesley Chapel Visitors and Travel Notes Across Bonnet
Mrs Minnie Dent of Glenwood visits with daughter Ray Plumb and family. Ellen Wing returns to Tola Kansas after a week with Parker household. Donald Parker spends weekend with Clff Plumb. Jeannette Luther back from Battle Creek Michigan where she worked at a girl scout camp eight weeks. Clifford Schaub and Evelyn from South Bend Indiana visit Wesley Malvern then depart. Clifford Clay Bobby and Paul Parker of California visit Wesley relatives. Joyce Pierson visits Council Bluffs. Paul Kelley leaves for Lake Okoboji vacation. Mrs Leon Welgman of Scranton Pennsylvania visiting parents John and Mrs. Clark. husband to join later. Nyron of Lanyon hosts Erie and family over weekend. Heth Wilson Donald Parker Maury Allee Albert Washburn and Paul Plumb travel Thursday to Dek Molons for band performance Friday and Saturday. Betty remains for health count week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Dent
Glenwood
Ray Plumb
Ellen J. Wing
Tola
Kan
Geo. Parker
Donald Parker
Clff Plumb
Jeannette Luther
Battle Creek
Mich
Clifford Schaub
Evelyn
South Bend
Ind
Ed Wilson
Wesley
Malvern
Clifford Clay
Bobby
Paul Parker
California
Wesley Chapel
Joyce Pierson
Council Bluffs
Paul Kelley
Lake Okoboji
Leon Welgman
Scranton
John Clark
Iowa
Nyron
Lanyon
Erie
Hetty Plumb
Heth Wilson
Maury Allee
Albert Washburn
Paul Plumb
Dek Molons
Betty
Hitler's France Weather and War Fears
The excerpt recounts dire French suffering under the Popular Front and Blum’s policy, accusing radicals of neglect and spy infiltration. It notes German looting, famine risks, and high civilian casualties, alongside a brief weather aside mentioning sundogs and ducks signaling rain days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Popular Front
Mr. Blum
Blum
Radical Party
France
Tom
Dilek
Harry
Burley Thorne
Ackworth
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Martin
Vearth
Greenwalt
D. Fellows
Fred Glockabill
Fred Martin
Methodist
Janes A. Walls
Mia
Roy Crawford
Thelma
Dillon
Reta
Riverton
Ladies' Aid
Fred Lookabul
Weeren Bowen
W. H. Mott
Harrington, Kan
Charles Mott
Emporia
Herbert Pratt
Ottawa
EB. H. Dalzell
Ronald Schuryr
Bobby Hanscom
Elmo
Ralph and
Gladys Hites
Dorothy Haden
Crystal Resh
Mrs
George Resh
Porters Lake
Phyllis Fleht
Rolf
Tom Dalzell
Clarence Dewey
William Buck
Shenandoakh
Alner Clark
Clarinda
Roy Hatfield
Minnie Crouse
Floyd Hall
Wales
John Fellows
Magnolia
M. . Pellows
M Bil Reed
Lillian Crawford
Hoy Crawford
Mre Cunningham
Mu. Creeb
Sigrey
A. Hf. Crawford
Tom Stubbs
Fanily
Couned! Bluffs
Howard Webb
Centere Ville
Thelma Crawford
Frienla
Sidney
Hillsdale
Powers
J. S Powers
Glenwood Lake Park
Elmer Renseoter
June Towers
Myr
Elmer Benseater
Gordor
Ora Benseater
Norma Jean
Corneil Wuffs
Emily
Wide Awakes
Rawles
Center Townships
Marjorie Hofmockel
Carolyn Snider
Dorothy Hopp
Colleen Kline
Kansas
George Powers
Orville Stockstill
Ed Fry
Claud Williams
Wolfe
Barbara
Fred Reasoner
Darlene Mickelwatt
Charlie Williams
Ted Hall
Teddie
Arnold
Yisttie
Downings
Ben Jackson
Mauree Bateman
Arthur Goehring
Max Jackson
Daughtary Denit-Tao Donald
Richard Jackson
Ben Jackson and
R. 0. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
J. J. Skerritt
Silver City
Howard Hall
Nancy
Lincoln, Neb
Alfred Elder
Geneva
Neh
Edwin Howard
Frank Tloward
Maurice Mayberry
George Howard
Charles Howard
Brush
Colo
George
Frank Howard
Ernest White
Margaret Helen
Elsie Evans
Fred Gradle
Warren
Gaylord
Bernard Roenfeldt
Walter Phelps
Mew
Richardson
Magrotu
Mea
Braet White
Priplite
White
Mig
Cather
AL J. Wau
Aeridow
Phen
Ace
Theie
Me Wood
Wilte
Roger Wiilty
Fitvale
Decatur
Taylorsviy
Mowat Auburn
Priplitl
OAKS
Dale Road
L. E. Brammeter
Earl Harman
Bessie Purcell
Paul Brown
Dea Moines
America
Claude Wickard
Falls City, Neb
Nong Wishe
Hitler
Legion
R. Skaggs
Hurst
Graves Blacksmith Shop
Simmona
Emerson, In
Goodrich
Mason Service Station
Jesee H. Bell
Elmo Hites
Clyde Hatten
Frank Biggerstaff
J. R. Hurst
L. D. Austin
de Per Hu
Anthony Briley
Rye
Jamen Beattie
Harry Regenauer
Brice Hays Farm
Kunce & Nelson
Montgomery-Ward
Hrigga and Stratton
Paul Richardson
Verne Walker
T-1
Bill Harbor
Henderson
Malvern Sale Barn
Andy J. Berkhimer
Mer
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