Mille County Poultry Show reelection details
The Mille County Poultry Show and Farmers Institute event faced bad weather but featured about 200 entries and high quality birds. Offic ers were all retained with Chas W Davies as President and Claude Deuptee as Vice President, plus Ralph Linville elected secretary and manager for 1928. Directors named include Wilson, Bloom, Ailton, Greenlee, Brenton, and Linville. Wm Hall named superintendent. Will DeHart underwent appendectomy in Norfolk and is recovering well.
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Mille County
Ponttty
Farmers’ Institute
Mre
Chas
W. Davies
Claude Deuptee
W. EB. Agan
Ralph D. Linville
W. Carl Wilson
Malvern
Carroll Bloom
Shenandoah
Walter Ailton
Fred Greenlee
Tabor
A. R. Brenton
Glenwood
Ralph Linville
Wm. Hall
Get fit a Dress Plannet add three dollars
Attention Ea Service men final date for filing etetie for the national bovis this month. Claims must be fled this month to get the fous. Serve post commanders guidance to service men. Long fragment mentions Johnson and Hatty Hallinans Post American Legion.
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Bagat Johnson
Cothmander
Hatty Hallinans Post
American Legion
Mills-Hill Wedding in Council Bluffs
Miss Marian Mills of this place and Mr. Paul Hill of Shenandoah wed in Council Bluffs on Saturday afternoon December 10. Rev H S Wilkinson of Broadway Methodist Church officiated. The bride, Malvern High School graduate and county teacher, and the groom, a worker with Iowa and Nebraska Power Company, Shenandoah. Congratulations and best wishes extended. Get Her some Holeproof Hose Randerson's adv.
A. L. Auxiliary and Farm Bureau meetings recap
The A L Auxiliary reports membership at sixty six for 1928, up nine from 1927, with six forms of Citation and recent charitable actions including clothing for miners' children and Christmas fund drives for hospitalized soldiers. Officers elected include Mrs A B Cook president and Mrs M Campbell second VP. The Mitts County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in Malvern Dec 14 with Dr Gibson, Dr Spencer, Prof Smith, Dr Lash and local leaders delivering talks. attendance was strong and noon luncheon followed in the community building.
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American Legion Asfiifaty
Hatty Hammons
Albia
A. BE. Cook
Mra
B. Lite
M. &. Campbell
H. J. Benton
Edgar Johnson
H. T. Beattie
A. W. Foster
L. W. Boehtter
William Barthus
W. D. McCausland
Farm Bureau
Mitts County Farm Bureau
Malvern
BE. J. Gibson
The
Livestock Commission
St. Joseph
J. W. Spencer
Omaha
H .R.smith
National Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Til
Elmer Lash
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
John R. Clark
Community Building
Lodiat
Early Glenwood Citizen Gilliland Dies After Short Illness
The Glenwood community mourns the passing of Mr. Gilliland who died after a brief illness. He married Miss Elsie Moulton in 1889 and settled in Glenwood, raising five children with two sons dying in infancy and a third at age 21. His survivors include Mrs. Grace Keegan of Omaha and Whitney W. Gilliland of Milwaukee, with two sisters in Connell, Washington and Tacoma, Washington. He joined the Congregational church in 1892 and remained active in its work. The town extends condolences to the family and recalls him as a valued citizen.
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Elsie Moulton
Glenwood
Aisiilé
Tifon
Pant
Grace Keegan
Omaha
Whitney W. Giffilland
Milwaukee
Wis
Beathes
Anguat Louie
Connell Binis
Anna Hopkins
Tacoma
Wash
Gilliland
Congregational Church
Glenwood Opinion-Tribune
Ties Ties Ties Worlds of Ties for Men and Boys
Randerson's ad promotes a selection of ties for men and boys. It highlights variety and availability at the store, indicating a focus on fabric and style choices for both ages.
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Randerson'n. Adr
News of the Churches Sunday School and Bazaar
Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 10 and Christian Endeavor at 6 20 with sermons at 11 and 7 30 led by Hicks Pastor Dr W H Cable spoke on Simpson college last Sunday Prayer meeting at the parsonage next Thursday at seven thirty Annual Bazaar and Chicken Pie Supper next Saturday Bazaar at 10 30 Supper at 5 30 Children under ten 2c Adults 50c Choir practice Saturday 8 Baptist Church school 9 45 Perfect attendance class earns points next Sunday and at 10 earns more Some attendees travel from the country for istman night planning a big time
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Baptist Church Church School
Istman
Christmas Gift Drive At Local Center Aids Children
The Christian Center Mission of Chicaxo reports a well filled Christmas box for children. Boys and girls enjoyed the event and a box was partly filled for the Christian Home of Conter Blaffa. Anyone with gifts should bring them Sunday morning or leave with Mrs. McNalty early in the week. The Kensington club meets with Mrs. Walter Atatrope Thursday afternoon. B. Pp. UL meets at 6:30.
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Christian Center Mission
Chicaxo
Conter Blaffa
McNalty
Kensington
Walter Atatrope
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Ratderson’s. Adv
Hattle Bostoh
Randerson
Dunlop
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Dunlop City
Po Vate
Washington
D.C
Buffalo
N.Y
Tallyrand
A. L. Auxiliary
Eanes
Stik
S. Adv
Court House Park
Santa Claus
Piper
Prairie Creek School
Eiveryone
Ay-2
Naomi Harman
Randerson’s
Sidney
Teeten
Nebraska City
American Legion Hall
John P. Sperry
Council Bluffs
Goodrich
Ths
Florence ‘Clark
Jews City
News of the Churches
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Deardorff’s Grocery
Towa
Iowa
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