Judge Miller Appointed to Supreme Court Vacancy
Judge Earnest Miller is appointed to fill the vacancy on the Town Supreme Court created by the death of Justice James M. Larson. Governor Krasthel named Shelby County attorney Ree Times to a district post. Miller, praised as a leading jurist, began practice in Harkin in 1914 and served as district judge from 1927 to 1932 in the 15th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Krasthel
Varden
Earnest Miller
Supreme Court
James M. Flarsons
Shelby County
Kraseheld Tursday
Miller
Glenwond
Des Moines
Harkin
Jude
Halles Return from Canada Trip with Ice Covered Roads
Mr and Mrs J R Hall returned Monday evening from London Ontario where they spent weeks with their daughter Mrs J W Sipherd and family Their trip was spoiled by bid roads with nearly 1500 miles of ice making driving hard and dangerous A collision near their home delayed them but caused no injuries They continued home on icy roads until Highway 71 east of Red Oak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hall
London
Ont
Canada
J. W. Sipherd
Highway 71
Red Oak
Early Returns Indicate Good Christmas Seal Sale
Early reports show promising results for the Christmas Seal sale with totals estimated between 200 and 600 dollars. Miss Amy Hammnets is named among the county seal commission leadership as organizers note improved reforms and rising public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Hammnets
Altharmch Ganph Te
Gus Klempp Dies After Bakery Incident
Gus Klempp a 20 year veteran baker at Tilwenn’s South Side Bakery died after a fall at the Gleeeed shop during a routine setup. His wife survived him as employees discovered the body near an old cider press, and Sheriff Moss was notified. He was a German native with one close relative locally and a half brother Villisea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Klempp
Winashiet
Ine
Balding
Ol Klempp
Tilwenn
Amtil
Clifford Marat
Hartman
Sherif
Dee Moss
Germany
Vehalf
Ie Villisea
Red Cross Roll Call Brings County Records Funds
The Red Cross roll call yielded a county record total of 50002, announced by Mrs. F. W. Kemp of Glenwood. County communities and chairmen reported varied sums including Glenwood 214, Malvern 81.70, State Institution 35, Hillsdale 21.30, Emerson 26.85, Silver City 24.30, St. Marys 21, Pacific Junction 35, Hastings 16.50, Yenrerson 14, Mineola 12. The drive again shows strong local support for worthy causes.
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Red Cross
F. W. Kemp
Gledwood
The
Glenwood
Kemp
Malvern
W. D. McCausland
State Institution
B. Dye
Hillsdale
A. Gulver
Emerson
J. E. Waymire
Silver City
Etta Anderson
St. Marys
Fay Haney
Pacific Junction
W. O. Harbert
Hastings
Achsa Lookabill
Yenrlerson
Art Davis
Mineola
L. Krase
J M Lee Sentenced Ten Years for Forgery
J M Lee of Pacific Junction received a ten year sentence from Judge Earnest Millve after conviction in district court for forging a twenty dollar check. He will be taken to Fort Madison prison this week, with Deputy Sheriff S V Canney. The case notes he likely forged other checks previously. Judges Millar and others ruled on foreclosures and separations including Khwaleth versus Woolsey with property division and Lois Grace versus Ronald Kier with alimony and use of her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Millve
J. M. Lee
Pacific Junction
Ft. Madison
Shire
S. V. Canney
Lee
Judgar Milter Alser
Ta Khwaleth
Stanley Woolsey
Lois Grace
Ronald Kier
WlacMnarn
New Cars Licensed in City Trade Names
In a list from the motor department the Lowell Patrick Emerson Buick Chevrolet Plymouth and Ford lines show licenses issued for several models and brands. The report mentions Glew and Glraweoril regions with Plymouth and Makwern style vehicles among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Patrick
Emerson
Boll Brandt
Council
Plymouth
Glewoad
Ford
Regine
AL Hyeeteher
Semaerman
Makwern
Bard Tye
Bhaustha
Mudvern
Methodist Sunday School Board Elects Officers
The Sunday school board of the Methodist church met at the Parsonage. Rev George Fall of Silver City spoke on the duties of a Sunday School teacher. Officers elected: Superintendent Lasha Shirts. Assistant Superintendent Didie Dykes. Treasurer Miss Clea Wise. Secretary Winnifral Calkins. Organist Mary Jen Wings. Cradle Roll Superintendent Mrs. Dutend Shorty. Primary Department Supervisor Mrs. Wie Kerns. Junior Department Superintendent Mas 1 WW Kyivhe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Op
George Fall
Silver City
Swatag
Aupurintendent
Lhasa Shirts
Didie Dykes Arensurer
Clea Wise
Winnifral Calkins
Polith Brewers
Mary Jen
Cradle Red
Dutend
Shorty
Sue
Mey
Wie Kerns
Kyivhe
Christmas Saturday history shows dates and patterns
History notes Christmas falling on a Saturday fourteen times in a century, with the last in 1926 and the next in 1943. It lists dates 841, 1847, 1852, 1858, 1869, 1875, 1880, 1856, 1897, 1909, 1915, 1920, 1926, 1937, and explores intervals from four to twelve years. It asks about future occurrences through 1976 and offers projections.
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Peter Jacobs
Adistatt
Iss
Oaks Sunday School Sees Attendance and Christmas Program Plan
The Oaks Sunday School reports 61 attendees with no visitors noted. Primary children recited memory verses. A Christmas program is planned for Christmas Eve at 8 PM with Santa and a tree for delivering gifts. Various local residents are mentioned in social notes and recent visits and activities around Red Oak and nearby areas.
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Oaks
Santa
Malvern Home Built by Louis Knoop and Family
In Malvern the Kreps enjoy a new seven room English cottage style home built largely by Louis Knoop and his wife during off hours from the Malvern Trust and Savings Bank. The brick veneer, two story design includes an insulated basement, air conditioning, a fireplace, built in kitchen with ample light, a two car garage and a sizeable recreation room. Architectual value is placed at seven thousand dollars by professionals, yet the project cost about three thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matser
Louis
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Knoop
Christmas Programs Planned by Local Churches
Churches plan Christmas programs with preparations under way. The Methodist choir and Sunday school present a cooperative dramatic cantata Another Wise Man Sunday at 7 30. The Baptist program on Christmas Eve features mainly children with music by youths. Presbyterian and Church of Christ offer children’s programs with trees and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
Church of Christ
Malvernians Help Dedicate New Gym
Malvern aided in the Glenwood high school gymnasium dedication Friday evening, edging the county seat 21 to 17. Glenwood scored mostly on free throws and had only three field goals, while Ban Knight did not score. Richardson led Malvern with nine, as both teams struggled from the floor under a slow man to man defense, and Malvern’s seconds lost 20 to 12 to Glenwood seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Glenwood High School
Glenwood
Orioles
Ban Knight
Richardson
M. E. Young People Display Hobbies
The Methodist church youth group hosted a hobby show with handwork, antiques, coin and stamp collections, wire figure models, knitting and quilts. Books and miniatures filled the displays as excited members explained their exhibits, and the well attended event earned a tidy profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Japanese Love Flowers in Home Life
Flowers are a constant presence in Japanese culture and everyday living. Each home reserves space for floral decoration, reflecting the deep appreciation and ritual surrounding blooms in Japan.
Marriage Licenses Issued In The Past Week
Licenses issued December 14 to Rudolph L. Bichel 24 Mingala and Arlene Jens 19 Glenwood Arthur Statts 28 and Vivian Austin U8 Omaha. December 17 Harvey HL Sayer 42 Ouraba and Hagel dee Phoflinan 23 Unedton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph L. Bichel
Mingala
Arlene Jens
Glenwood
Arthur Statts
Vivian
Austin
Omaha
Harvey HL Sayer
Ouraba
Hagel Dee
Phoflinan
Unedton
Life Litalt of Lits as You yeurs
An OCR fragment notes a concept called life limit for wild time and mentions captivity when life spans appear around twenty, with unclear terms and numbers. The text is garbled, offering no clear dates, places, or named entities to anchor a fuller summary.
Woman undergoes gallstone surgery amid travel illness
Mrs. Maat Bea, after a hospital visit on Thursday, had an operation for gall stones several days ago. She reportedly reached a coast city but grew ill during the journey, with a friend noting she was very weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maat Bea
Emerson Cagers Clip Orioles on Local Floor
Emerson held a two point first quarter lead and kept it through a 34 to 29 final as Johnson led Emerson with 13 points. For the Orioles Schoening and Walker each tallied four and six points respectively, with Swain and Richardson fouling out. Emerson remains undefeated at eight wins, while Malvern loses for the second time in eight starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Orioles
Johnson
Emerson Brillant
Livans
McKee
Schoening
Card of Thanks for Hastings Help on Fire Day
We express sincere thanks to the Hastings fire crew and many neighbors and friends who helped save our home Monday noon. Mr. and Mrs. George Clark and family appreciate the assistance and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Mrs. George Clark
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R. E. Hines
Harlan
Mrs. J. R. Hall
Monarch
Maxwell House
Xmas
Davis Market
Ehone
Gus Klempp
South Side Baker
Methodist Sunday School Board
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Kunce & Nelog Nuilding
Howe
A. Ming Tag
Ben Aukland
Carl Bolton
Wailers
Eckoff
Weistron
Gerald Viner
Henry Schllimg
Liza Hall
John Schaffer
Trent Janes Jrome
Henry Schilling
Marion Mahan
Mahangel
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Steiner
Orval Warren
Hesukfand Cout Vanity
Ch Hand
Aukluna
Homie
Mucordonk
Christies
Roy Martin
Batwrsen
Raselh Hall
Cea Ceel
Syubyy Vance
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Schilling
Lauis J. Kop
Ineet Malvern
Kreps
Barua Sref
Malvernians
Keefer
Glenweed
M. E
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Gorrie
Caltognia
Emerson Cagers
Emerson High School
Walker
Swain
Kay
Richelieu
Baby Stuart
Fine Foods
Deardorff Grocery
Ath
Remington
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