Poultry Show Entices with Dances and Demos
Entertainment at the poultry show featured piano solos by Sarah Ruse and tap by Alherta Hyzer and Orie Caudell, with Lettie and Bill Bradley winning a trip to the Iowa State Fair for their poultry demonstration. Acts included acrobatic numbers, musical performances, and district school award announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emir Dale
Rebi Watson
Trixie Coleman
Helen Chener
Yennie Venson
Mia Ada Gohring
Virginia Anthony
Fdlth
Myron Ruse
Wayne Hilton
Sarah Ruse
Alherta Hyzer
Orie Caudell
Lettie
Bill Bradley
Iowa State Fair
St. Louis
Chicago
Lettie Bradley
Bert Fickel
Will Bradley
Elinor Farquhar
Ruth Louise McCord
Kathryn Swain
Margaret Ann Buttmann
Harry Hilton
Jorge Hilton
Mia
Paul Slothaner
Hazel Donner
Mary Elizabeth
Summers
Foxworthy School
Goodfellow School
Pleasant Valley School
Uele Caudell
Alberta Hyzer
Georgia Marie Hudton
Florence Swobloda
Helen Jones
Beth
Prize judgments at Hotna Valley show shape poultry wins
Buyers display two fryers from Poultry Show as winners over former owners. Micorge Hilton bought Rhode Island pullet pen and JoT Wilson shows birds that defeated prior exhibitors. Champion cockerel selected as top prize amid overall strong entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotna Valley Association
Micorge Hilton
Rhode Island
Wilson
Caveltett
Sar Owen
4-H Christmas Tree Program Honors County 4-H Leaders
The county 4-H group held a ceremony with speeches by Frieda Fellows Dick Hyde Lettie Bradley and G A Rosenfeld praising 4-H goals and projects. State Champion Lettie Bradley spoke on tree rights guiding 4-H progress as Mar thela Davin played saxophone and Mike Hazel Donner sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda
Imogene
Fellowa
Dick Hyde
West of Hastings
Lettie Bradley
Strahan
G. A. Rosenfeld
Marthela Davin
Mike Hazel Donner
Fanny Duchanan
Albert Hyzer
Bottia Valley Poultry Show Crowns Farm Winners
The Bottia Valley Poultry Show showcased a large participation with many champions. Winners include Kilmer Fickel in fourth pullet and production class, Verace Ewing in Partridge Rocks, and Chas Davies entries in Austrolorps and White Leghorns among others, with juniors and ducks and geese also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer Fickel
White Rocks
Tralph Wilton
Wickerel
Harry Goukabil
Atrd Cockere
Prallet
Clarence Graham
Partridge Rocks
Verace Ewing
Riyt
Cook
Lay
Seth
Ij Giants
Chas Davies
Black Jersey Giants
Adbert Hyzer
Ted Groenive
Will Chamberlain
Pen
Donald Batnes
Dale Allen
Ray Hitton
Social notes from East Liberty and nearby towns
Local society items record visits and greetings among residents of East Liberty Glenwood Council Bluffs and Shenandoah with mentions of Mrs Frank DuVal Edna Etuth W A Prively and other families visiting relatives attending events and shopping trips all within one week across Glenwood Dodge Nobr Shenandoah and Silver City communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DuVal
Cate
Miksex Etta
Pearl Miller
Glenwood
Aird
Glen Fatehoof
Pacific Junction
Will Maddocks
Adamy
Ff. Latchaw
Red Oak
Hen Martin
Huse
Sarah
Gounell
Guy Ralne
Near Glenwood
Clary Hume
Plair
Wheli Gon
Edgar
Near Tabor
Shenandoah Ylusters
C. M. Nelson
Ethel
Council Bluffs
Mise Grace Thomas
Dodge
Nobr
Fred Cook
Mru. W. A Prively
Will Luts
Edna
Etuth
C. N. White
Bluté
Frank du Val
Elsie Kervey
Qaughter
Woule
Tru
Anders
Halph Aanders
Joe Mayberry
Tad Euue
Silver City
Wight
Sister's Home Patient Recovers After Severe Saturday Illness
Mrs J G Adama became seriously ill Saturday night at her sister Mrs Wills Maddocks’ home. She suffered for a while but is now improved and friends hope she will soon regain her usual health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Maddocks
J. G. Adama
Chriatinan Program at Chapter Night November 23
The Chriatians Program will be held Tuesday evening November 23 at 1:30. It features songs recitations and exercises with a tree as the attraction. An invitation is extended to all to attend the program.
Revival Meetings Close With Large East Liberty Crowd
Over the past two weeks East Liberty hosted revival meetings that closed Sunday night with a large crowd in attendance. The revival benefited from strong cooperation and featured sermons by Pastor Nerv F. O. Barnes and a successful musical program led by Mrs. Barnes, including two special numbers each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revies
Progrege
East Liberty
Matty
F. O. Barnes
Wesley Chapel Residents Attend Dinner and Services
Rev Lauren D Thomas and family and W P Wortman were guests at the Clark home Sunday for dinner marking Mrs Rob ert Piersons birthday. Elmer Bass of Emerson spoke at Wesley Chapel services and commented on the Council Bluffs missionary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Lauren D. Thomas
W. P. Wortman
John R. Clark
Clark
Robert Pierson
Elmer Bass
Emerson
Bass
Council
Lawten D. Thomas
Perry Wilson
George Wilson
G. R. Fickel
Broadway Church
Cornell
Ralph Wilson
Malvern
June Fickel
Birthday Surprise at Mrs Wilcox Home
Celebrating a birthday, Mrs Wilcox returned home Wednesday evening to a chorus of greetings. Present were Mr and Mrs Will Shafer and daughters, Mr and Mrs Dave Moore, Mr and Mrs Bert Bonine and son Loren, C. W. Pace and family, and Mrs Weeks and daughter Doris of Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilco
Loren
C. W. Pace
Mrs. Weeks
Doris
Malvern
Men Help Fuel The East Liberty Church With Free Wood
In East Liberty a group of seventeen men gathered after church on December 9 to chop and haul wood for the church furnace. Will Maddock offered timber and John Waller from Malvern and Fay Butterfield supplied equipment. ten truckloads were delivered by the end of the day. The effort, aided by many volunteers from the community, relieved the janitor of fuel concerns and was praised as a fine, selfless act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Will Maddocks
Mesara
C. M. Nelson
Will Matttock
Glyde Whitesides
Wiff Lutz
Clyde Barger
R. K. Henderson
Jesse Gray
M. H. Latchaw
Frank du Val
E. C. Seaton
Roy
Sam Dunn
Andy Long
Wut Maddocky
Clyde Whiteatte
Mo EL Latehaw
Nelson
W. H. Clay
Frag Sell
Mr. Maddocky
Classified ads for farm stock and boars in Red Oak and Hereford
Classified ads advertise Hereford bull calf aged 11 to 13 months, priced reasonably by Frank Hilton. Also listing fifteen purebred Hampshire boars weighing about 260 pounds, priced from 36 to 45 dollars, from Jess W. Dixon of Red Oak Iowa. Also Duroe Jersey boars, March farrow, listed by Fred Dickers with contact via phone 180 F22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hilton
Hampshire
Jess W. Dixon
Red Oak
Duroe Jersey Boars
March Farrow
Fred Dickers
Orioles Open Season with Hex Score Report From Malvern
In a preliminary game Emer son and Malvern seconds battled as Malvern won 22 to 9. Dashner Thomas and Cazad led scoring while Jones Les Benton Anderson Fazel Armstrong and Summers contributed across the lineup during the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Sy Weartt
Dashner
Rheins
Amos
Wiper
Atkinson
Hoover
Cazad
Jones
Les
Benton
Anderson
Fazel
Armstrong
Summers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Juar
W. L. Smith
Bottia Valley
Buff Orpingtona
Prado
Shaw
Bert
Opal Irwin
Pate Ducka
Geo
Hilton
Jet
Otto Kiine
Fred Greenlee
B. E. Comba
Ralph Wilkon
Jay McPherron
Ay McPherron
Eda Twyla Chamberlain
Bitty Dradiey
Ard
Dullet
White Orpingtons
Virginis Irwin
Opiarmaret
Angus
Wyandottes
Lulu Bradley
Ind
Ith Pultet
White Wyandottes
Donald Trively
Plymouth Rocks
Anna Matthews
Wilma Brawley
Lillian Bradley
David Angus
Buff Minarcas
Dorothy Nagel
Lar
Puller
Patler
Ttercups Press
Renner
Hull
D. W. Thomas
Randolph
Ea Farm “Loans
John Beckwith
Aste
Ah Toans
RE. Masters
Town
Jersey
Claude Brooks
J. F. Wearin
Charles Shenefield
A. M. Armstrong
Orioles
Poland
Stranay Smith
Strahan School
Guernsey
Orpington Cackerels
Mra. C. A. Williams
Chas. Brown
Hastings
Orpington
A. Hoape
Council Rinffz
Mills County Abstract Co
Mills County
Milla County
Anderson Publishing Co
Glehwood
A. Lee
Walter Atstrope
A. W
Fithter
Dolph
Tawa
Tom Shaw
Fiana Tunlag
Mrs. Farnham
Collins Drug Store
Priest's Drug Store
Tea
A. R. Birdaite
A. B. Keckley
G. W. Loran
Meeker Leather Goods
Eaton, Crane, and Pike
Dupont
Johnstons Candy
Woodwards Candy Douglas Candy Palmer
Quality
West Side Drug Store
Black Jersey
General Electric
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