Henderson Chautauqua at Henderson This Week
Hendersons free chautauqua opened last Sunday with a large crowd and strong program by the Richardson Jubilee Singers. The tent was full and many could not be admitted as the event runs through Wednesday with a closing comedy Other People's Business. Sponsored by the Midland people and paid for by Henderson and the community, it is free to all attendees after clearing last years deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Richardson Jubilee Singers
Midland People
Gratitude to Sargon Unbounded Claims Health Revival
A testimonial from Mrs. Sophie Schrader of Omaha praises Sargon Unbounded for curing rheumatic pains in arms and shoulders, swollen joints, stomach trouble, acidity, constipation, and general ill health. She credits the medicine with restoring perfect joints and eliminating all bodily pains. Advertisement notes Collins Drug Co., agents, and date 2002 5 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Collins Drug Co
Henderson Schools Open September 3
Henderson Consolidated schools plan to start next week with enrollment Wednesday morning and classes Thursday. Superintendent R W Starr leads preparations with staff assignments, bus routes, and athletics. An annual teachers meeting is set for Saturday February 21 at 2 PM at the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Consolidated
R.W. Starr
Iisiit
Glenwood
R. W. Starr
Hazel Jones
Enellah
Myrtle «Wiese
Anne Morgan
Helen McMartin
Eriles
Mea Holtmeyer
Erthos
J. Pp. Bord
Earl Allensworth
Melborne Core
Mechanic
Elsyn Galloway
State Board of Education
Extrasauretanlars Astivitie Axen Rs
Local Chautauqua and church notes fill weekend social
Henderson M. E. Church invites all to next Sunday services as Chautauqua week ends crowd church attendance. Various residents from Haver Daugherty to Red Oak, Omaha and Griswold visit kin, attend fairs, and recover from surgeries. News covers travel, family visits, hospital stays, and upcoming events with several named locals and nearby towns.
Market Week News From Mineola and Surroundings
Local notes recount market week travelers visiting from Omaha and Moline Illinois, birthday celebrations, rodeo attendance in Sidney, and family visits in Mineola. Miss Sophia Prien and Miss Clara Dietchler planned Des Moines state fair days while a wedding shower honored Miss Mabel Roenfeldt. News closes with hospital updates including blood poisoning case for Mrs Dietehler and a foot injury for Hilda Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cart Creen
Fate Kraze
Davey Metchler
Oscar Dietehier
Herman Peters
Laure Englemann
Datehtor
Marie
Moline
Firman
Amelia Pirman
Clara Dietehler
Detlef Miller
Cornell Bluffs
Cartie Rernolis
Mineola
Louie Jergens
Joe Roendfeldt
Idzzy Gonsap
Jim Pullman
Sidney
Pullman
Gnoshame Buniay
Werman Rohifts
Cranddsnehter
Alta Rohift
Norfork
Nebr
Henry Prien Sr
Robirts
Prien
Sophia Elizabeth
and Airs
Gus Shell
Holson Shell
Hettie McCombs
Dawn McCombe
Maryville
Hilda Muller
Mabel Roenfeldt
Roenfeldt
Wm. King
Ed Saar
Sioux City
Emerson
Rosa Miller
Hilda Miller
Orr
Green
Kathryn
Carl
Sear
Tabor
Alfred
Edmundson Hospital
Louie Dietehlersg
Silver City Tins Tale Includes Names and Family Visits
Snippet from The Tins notes Silver City figures and family ties. It mentions Mrs Gordon Vaurah and Lincoln, a medical evacuation to Green Gabies Sanitarum, and Mrs Hettinger visiting with brother. Mr Estel Platt and family of Malvern visited former parents Mr and Mrs G A Platt over Sunday.
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Ireatta
Gordon Vaurha
Lincoln
Hettinger
Estel Platt
Malvern
Eid
G. A. Platt
Local Residents Report Hospital Actions And Visits
Mrs Whey Clay was taken to Edmundson hospital last Sunday and underwent an operation. She is improving as expected. Twin Falls Idaho collector area Colactr came last Saturday eve for a short visit at Mrs M J Hameton’s home. Conner left Monday for Rochester seeking treatment due to health issues. Charles Reeve and Miss Nala Haddock of Omaha and Mr and Mrs L R Burton of Council Bluffs visited Mr Reeve’s father A P Reeve and sister Miss Alice Saturday eve. Bruce Jones son of Rev O R Jones was taken to the Methodist hospital in Omaha Tuesday for an operation and is reportedly getting along nicely. Mr and Mrs Jones stayed until Wednesday morning before returning home.
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Haver Daugherty
Clarenda
Pyrte
R. L. South
Masaena
Jenger
Bessie Allensworth
Omaha Catlers
A. J. Harbor
Daugh
Ter
Vicgfnia
Morris
C. EB. Edmondsog
Maud Darling
Matverhant Glanwood
Merve Cranse
Camerlia
Henry Corey
Fandty
Red Oak
Qeta Ffarever
C. E. Lindsey Ed Brown
H. PF. Wilson
Idaho
Nevada
Iowa
Wayne Brera
Siiney
Ha Myera
Methodd
Fromtaha
Will Kenward
Jud Coppock
Denver Byers
Des Molarand
John Johnson
Oklahoma
B. Cooper
Oakland
Will Cain
C. H. Amick
Sioux City
Charley Parks
Ilaughter
Near Malvern
Mina la Hue
Mateo Ae
Mary Anna Hughes
iWales
Jean Creamer
Grant Hockenberry
Hamburg
G. Z. Harayer
Perry Stephens
Minter
Jrarte Famundson
Shenandoah
Juan
Riven Galloway
Paul
Quneha
Sirs
Nora Gravitt
Guteriaingd
Phon
Beri Rundey
Uae
Chude Owens
Ougkhe
Ylalled
Sindee
Heaviy Bowers
Pion
Keg Oak
Whey Clay
Edmundson Hospital
Colactr
Twin Falls
M. J. Hameton
Conner
Rochester
Charles Reeve
Nala Haddock
Omaha
L. R. Burton
Council Bluffs
Wrove
Mr. Reeve
A. P. Reeve
Alice
Bruce Jones
O. R. Jones
Methodist
Mrs. Jones
Cattle market and local notices in Randolph
Harry Toland sold four truckloads of fine cattle on Thursday. Dale and Jimme Shrum of Tekamah Nebr are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roger Norvell and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Johnson. F H Wyle’s condition worsened and he is planned for hospital surgery after leg amputation. Doctor Standeven advised the move, hoping healing nerves reduce pain.
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Harry Toland
Dale
Jimme
Te- Kamah
Nebr
Roger Norvell
R. P. Johnson
F. H. Wyle
Standeven
Obstreperous cow damages gardens in north town
A noisy cow caused damage to several gardens in the north part of town over Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Hatfield tended a blooming bed that was nearly ruined by the animal footprints and watering. Other neighbors including Mrs Cadberry and Mr Geitherty reported losses of pepper and tomato plants. A newborn baby girl named Joyce Ann was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Campbell in Randolph with relatives sending congratulations.
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Mra. Hatfield
Mra. O. B
Robert Camppell
Chitata
Lady Welshs
Joyce Ann
Campbell
Randolph
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Sargon
Marsh Cenner
Brother
Virginia
Christian Aid
Addie Boileau
Winifred Cook
Buffalo
New York
T. D. Phillips
Miss Conk
Akafa
Grandma Farrington
John Maynes
Griswold
Otto
Silver City
The
Enterprise
Remington Portable
Malvern Leader
O. B. Geitherty
Mra
Netnie Lem
Faery Gich Fichter
Mavern
Kirkwood Fourth
Walnuts
Bel Moines
Fows
Tonygaey-McGinn
Russell-Lamson
Sheldon-Mannel
Towa BC Merion
Iewa BC Thompson Worthington Mion
Conoco
Conoco Extra Miles
Malvern Cold Storage Co
B. & M. Chevrolet Company
Hulsey Produce Station
Thurman
Forney Produce Station
Snyder Produce Station
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