Imogene News Roundup and Local Society Notes
Southeast Mills County notes mark a family obituary and funeral with Dr Allen in Imogene. The Ancient Order of Hibermians Ladies Auxiliary elected officers for the year. Local visits include Miss Netlip OConnor returning from Shenandoah and Miss Anna Delehante in Omaha. St Patricks High School seniors hosted food sales netting 7.90. A satirical Pennsylvania senatorial case delay and a TECH professor quip close the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibermians
Atess Mary Mather
Ma Nie McGinnis
Ho J. Sweeney
BL P. Laughlin
Anna Delehante
Omaha
Don Delehante
Jankie Sweeney
Clarde Addy
Huap
Veneral Pool
Mia
Uomer Pool
Raymond Hayes
Leo Gilmore
Kansas City
Art
Willie Gilmore
Raymond Perryman
Red Oak
Donald Mornbeck
JM. Printy
St. Patricks High School
Nomeless Boys Plead For A Merry Christmas
Father Flanagan's Boys' Home near Omaha appeals for Christmas donations to feed clothe and care for more than two thousand boys from thirty one states. The home relies on public gifts and offers visitors access to Overlook Farm where the boys are housed. Donations support the children through Christmas and the coming year and help prevent any boy from ending in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Flanagan
E. J. Flanagan
Omaha
Neb
Lincoln
Finnagan
Ihe
Carlstass
Father Flanacan
Hoys
Omaho
Webracks
Mr Thurston’s Generous Christmas Dinner Gift
Frank O Sweet reports Mr Thurston, hurrying to a hotel, pauses to aid a hungry street boy. Thurston orders a turkey dinner for the boy, then shares a second meal. He later gives twenty dollars as his contribution to a broader street boys’ Christmas dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleman
Roman
Thurston
Frank O. Sweet
Wes
Western Newspaper Union
People Belonging to the Christmas Season by Nature
A poetic feature by Mary Graham Bonner from 1924 portrays a list of Christmas season thinkers and lovers. It highlights mothers and fathers, siblings, and children, all driven by festive joy and traditional delights such as holly candles and plum pudding.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Western
Newspaper Union
Where Men Are Men Hamburg Wildcats Fall to Yellowjackets
Hambure’s undefeated football team suffered serious reverses against Thomas Jefferson’s Yellowjackets. Marcy Lang fractured a collarbone after entering a rough, frozen field. Carrot! Workman was knocked unconscious with a broken collar bone. Richard Long left with a fractured elbow. The field was badly prepared and dangerous for play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcy Lang
Emery
Carrot! Workman
Be Ing
Richard Long
Hamburg Wildcats
Malvern Man Uses Spare Time To Bother Neighbor
A Malvern man spends every half hour he has pestering another man who reportedly has no spare time. The ongoing nuisance is described as persistent and tiresome, with locals noting the lack of reciprocation in the encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
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Mills County
Charles Schick
Thaties Schick
Dr. Allen
Imogens
Burtt
Imogene
Blinday
Arthur Schick
Kansas
A. O. H. Ausiliary
Mamie Laughlin
Leo Laughlin
Lucy Bister
T. G. O'Vanner
Atha Maher
Rosa Rovets
Lew Gutschenritter
Jdohnay Hardee
Manele Weber
Oat Witlkut Fer
Netlip O'Conner
Pennsylvania
Senate
America
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nomeless
Santa Clive
Sonia
Sala of
Vather Flanagan
Boye
Emerson
Henderson
John Deere
Lister
McCormick
Gr.t. Harover
Chester McKinney le A. Talbott
Auct
Guernsey
Turkey
James I
Germany
France
Montreal Herald
Bethlehem
Fidith Daley
Brittany
Aelmla
Elena Timrenrenin
Hambure
Thomas Jeffertson Cridders
California
Royal Gorse
Denver
Pikes Peak
Royal Gorge
Colorado Rockies
Salt Lake City
W. A. Caldwell
Silver City
Balfour
Durham
McCormick Deering
Jenny Lind
Roderick Lean
Oliver
Fordson
Harrow
Waterloo
Galloway
Fordson Tractor
Silver City Ladily Aid Society
Claude Brooks
A. Talbott
Avot
Glenwood State Bak
Glerks
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