Henderson Circle Officers Elected at Meeting
Rebekah circle elected Hazel Brown as noble grand Helen Brown as vice president A W Marcine as secretary Addie Boilean as treasurer after a Tuesday session The article notes a luncheon by Margaret Harbor and several town visits and social gatherings including a Mrs Burday school party at Helen Keast home and a Chinese checkers game night with lunch.
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O Oficers
Rebekah Circle
Business Sesson
Rebekah
Margaret Harbor
Hazel Brown
Nddle Grand
Helen Brown
A. He W Marc Fine
Addie Boilean
Christmas Pageant Planned by Henderson-Wesley Churches
Mr and Mrs Art Musehell moved from the Ward Fickel farm northwest of Malvern Harvey Liste Claude Wilson and Clinton Parker attended Ma sonic Judge at Macedonia Tues Notes of Henderson Wesley Chapel Methodist Churches The newly organized church chair holds services and reports progress The Epsworth League plans a Christmas service December 18 at Henderson church titled White Gifts for the King Young people will gather at the Chapel at 6 36 and ring carols until the service time Mrs Pearl Harbor hosts a social hour after the service Public church service open Schedule Henderson worship 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m Chapel Sunday school 10 a m worship 11 85 a m
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Art Musehell
Ward Fickel
Work Toon
Malvern
Harvey Liste
Claude Wilson
Clinton Parker
Macedonia
Henderson-Wesley Chapel
Weary Chapel
Epsworth League
Henderson
Pearl Harbor
Ward Fickel and Sons
Lawrence
Jack
Clinton and Ward
Frank Shook
Orvis Bently
Jim Sowers
Benny
Ella Pierson
Lyn Parker
H. Winslow
Imogene Mills Carnival and Quilt Show Highlights
The St Patrick’s Hall event by the indies drew a large crowd with 38 quilts on display including a 150 year old quilt owned by Mrs. Roscoe Shenandoah. Prizes went to oldest quilts and several category winners. Local clubs hosted sales and crafts while raffles and refreshments accompanied the festivities.
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St. Patricks Hall
Monroe Township
Roscoe
Shenandoah
J. B. Abbott
Harold Maher
Mike Laughlin
Josie Winan
Macie Vinity
Misa Trose Rogers
John McGinnis
Della Hughes
Blanche Turgeon
Ruth Darland
Sidney
George Clayppeal
Frank Langilin
M. PL
Jud Coppock
Son Termin
Wayne Byers
Jerry
Omaha
Reign Byers
Aa. J. Harbor
Leroy Magers
Almo Skank
Art Fritcher
Cornell Bluffs
Maci Carter
Hayden
Elmer Dinwiddie
Earl Allensworth
Wolrd War II era? Wesley Chapel social notes spread
Wesley Chapel residents attend annual Clinton Parker home dinner for wartime return anniversaries. Visits extend to Malvern and Tarkio colleges for Christmas vespers. Local health, hospital stays, and family travels noted amid a flurry of social calls and errands.
FAST LIBERTY Cemetery sale yields modest totals
The Ladies' Cemetery Association of East Liberty ran the Milton Knight sale, serving lunch but unable to meet demand. They cleared 92.76 dollars from 123.25 in receipts, with a 10 cent sale of 100 numbers adding 10 dollars. Names such as Ferne Knight and Arch Clay appear amid a long list of local visits and family news.
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Cemetery Association
Ladies’ Cemetery Association of
East Liberty
Milton Knight
Silverity
Malvern
Ferne Knight
Arch Clay
No. B
Local car owners license new Chevrolet and Ford models
Ira N Cheney of Nmereon lists a Chevrolet sedan. G Puen of Pactie Junction registers a Chevrolet sedan. A Homer Whitney of Glenwood registers a Ford coupe. John H Longstreat of Malvern lists a Plymouth vehicle. Neon Brown of Tabor registers a Chevrolet sedan.
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Ira N. Cheney
G. Puen
Pactie Junction
Chevrolet
A. Homer Whitney
Glenwood
Ford
John H. Longstreat
Malvern
Flymouth Vouch
Tabor
Comfort in that Memory
A fragmented voice recalls a fearless speaker known as Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, reflecting on memory and fear as short and fading. The line hints at cultural memory and personal bravado within a Chinatown setting.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Oaks Sunday School News Reflects Community Life
Attendance reached 66 at Oaks Sunday school in Sandas with birthday money from Leslie Patrick. The M P Circle met at Mrs Ben Aukland home for an all day session making friendship quilts and exchanging mystery pal gifts. January next meeting at Mrs For rest Ackenbaugh. John Dodton was hospitalized in Red Oak with pneumonia but improving. Numerous local families hosted gatherings including Home Builders class party with 20 guests and many Sunday dinners and suppers at nearby homes.
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Carson
Dewey Bowman
Frank DuVal
Ralph McClain
Charles Payne
DuVal
McClain
Sherry
Payne
Patty Lou
Neva
Joe Mayberry
Council Bluffs
Neil
Iowa School For the Deaf
W. H. Maddocks
Ralph
Edna
Wayne
Earl
Silver City
Sandas
Leslie Patrick
M. P. Circle
Ben Aukland
Forrest Ackenbaugh
John Dodton
Murphy Hospital
Red Oak
Vernon Viner
Will Viner
Licensed to Wed December 9 and 10
Notice lists couples and ages for marriage licenses issued in various towns. Wilhelm Kroeger of Traer with Carrie A Steffa of Belle Plaine. Leslie H Hiett 21 of Thurman with Effa Mae Crosby 18 of Pacific Junction. Mortis BE Penwell 22 with Villisen Leila M Barr 24 of Eliiett. Adolph J Suchy 36 and (name truncated).
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Traer
Carrie A. Steffa
Belle Plaine
Leslie H. Hiett
Thurman
Effa Mae Crosby
Pacific Junction
Mortis BE
Penwell
Villisen
Leila M. Barr
Eliiett
Adolph J. Suchy
Local Couples Named in Omaha and Missouri Notices
Mary Kathryn Raymond aged 27 of Omaha Johnnie Gerald teMaster 20 of Connell Bluffs and Thelma Faye Moore 18 of Missouri Waller Lester Robert Follard 24 and Shirley Marie Dahlgren 23 Lincoln Neb Dec 12 Michael J Kaiser 42 and Theodora Brooks St Joseph Mo Dec 14 Howard C Addison 30 and Ruth L Ratliff 26 Omaha
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Mary Kathryn Raymond
Omaha
Johnnie Gerald teMaster
Connell Bluffs
Thelma Faye Moore
Missouri
Waller
Lester Robert Follard
Shirley Marie Dahlgren
Lincoln
Neb
Michael J. Kaiser
Theodora Brooks
St. Joseph
Howard C. Addison
Ruth L. Ratliff
Farm Women in 37 38 Project Work
The annual report by Miss Doris Klingaman shows 341 Mills county farm women joined the Home Management course in 1937 38, up 117 from the prior year. Of 844 home makers in home economics study, 20 served as vocal leaders after training schools across six townships, with four seasons of instruction completed.
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Mills County
Doris Killigaman
Miss Klingaman
Iome
Kilngainan
Date Announced for Home Makers Achievement Day
Farm women of Millis county will hold their annual achievement day March 22. Miss Doris Kuingaman, home agent, announced today. Mrs. Lucille Cochran, assistant State home demonstration agent, leader of the State college extension service, will judge the exhibits and program numbers. The event marks the close of the home economics extension course studied by farm homemakers in the fall and winter. Women from each township are judged for achievements in organization and adoption of home economics practices. Exhibits and program present to the public a complete picture of the work.
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Millis County
Doris Kuingaman
Lucille Cochran
State Home
Flown
State College Extension Service
Strahan Poultry Clinic Highlights Tuberculosis Eradication
A Friday evening school house poultry clinic drew a large audience with talks on eradicating tuberculosis in cattle hogs and poultry. Dr George B Senior of the NY Bureau of Animal Industry and Dr Spencer of the Omaha Disease Prevention Board spoke, using charts to show losses and profits.
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George B. Senior
Buyreau
Animal Industry
Spencer
The
Omaha Livestock Exchange
Farm girls' year in home economics and yearend projects
A report lists farm women and their work across regular home economics courses and end projects such as health and music. It notes twenty five counties selected from one hundred for state fair appearance, and mentions Burden Bearer Elephants as faithful servants. Also references teakwood labor in Rangoon and explains Pekoe tea name from the Chinese pak ho meaning white hair.
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Rangoon
Burma
Pak-Ho
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