Senior and classmate gossip plus a football to cheer
The Malvern-Cionwoods basketball game at Gilutiwood is teased as senior and president interact with a Glensencet girl. A student asks about a sophomore’s name Jane while chatter mentions a horse trader’s daughter and a West Coast visitor known as Red arriving for Christmas. Twyla Fern Chamberlain changes plans to go with a South. Three Janine girls regularly write and exchange letters. The glee club looks forward to Christmas as rumors swirl about a visitor named Tuck Sarah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern-Cionwoods
Gilutiwood
la Tui Redewers
Malvern
Atulerson
Glee Club
West Coast
Red
Ciittmas
Vas
Sarah
New Year’s poems and student verse in a school page
A quirky school page presents New Year resolutions and student poems. It includes playful verses about Pinky and Tilly, classroom antics, and parodies of familiar songs and spectacles of holiday cheer with multiple student authors and editorial notes.
Christmas family dinners in Box Elder area and Macedonia
Box Elder hosts multiple Christmas dinners including Ben McVay Roy DeBolt and Hicks families with three children. Other gatherings at John Ayre Frank Grout and A M McVay homes feature relatives. Birthday celebrations for Ace McVay and Luther Williams noted. Report on Brandma DeRoalt hip injury and Velma Pillsings health and pending operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Less DeBolt
Ben McVay
Roy DeBolt
Robert Hicks
Ralph Viner
John Ayre
Donald McKenzey
Hazel Ayre
Ernest Turner
Frank Grout
Macedonia
Ward Reynolds
Charley Reynolds
Grout
A.M. McVay
Acie McVay
Bea McVay
Fret McVay
John McMullen
Luther Williams
Forrest Abramson
Willard Sims
Ace McVay
Brandma DeRoalt
Alm
McVay
Fret
Fom Gage
Muuaghier
Rafael Prime
Witla Sin
Cryat McVay
Keytyville
Witla
Christus
Box
Mystifying Page Fragment Delivers Faint Clues
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a scene with a ward fence and a riverbank setting. Names and details are unreadable, leaving a partial glimpse of a local event or scene with scattered phrases about confrontation and movement.
Thieves Break into Greenwood Lumber Yard and Oil Station
Imogene S E Mills reports burglars entered Greenwood Lumber yard by breaking a window then breached the yard safe stealing 19. They also attempted to pry into the Standard Oil station run by Wilte Karn merer but fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Narsh
Standard Oil
Wilte Karnmerer
Imogene Mercy Hospital Patients and Local Illness Roundup
Imogene residents recount illnesses and hospitalizations at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs area. Huey is seriously ill with pneumonia, while Nina Viscottillon remains critical but stable. Dozens of family gatherings, Christmas visits, and multiple surgeries are noted, with late December health updates across Imogene and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey
Joe Caughlin
Perrynvin's
Red Oak
Mercy Hospital
Joseph
Leo Higgins
Nina Viscottillon
Bernie Lauaghfin
Louis Cusehenritter
Imogene
Geraldine Kent
Nick Beepie Laughlin
Frank Kent
Geo. James
Baby
Carthage
S. C
Loretta Maher
Omaha
Tabor
Art Greene
Mr. Greene
R. Greene
Francis Hughes
Council Bluffs
Henry Laughlin
Jim Perkins
Tommie Smith
Tom Perkins
J. S. Shaffer
Dale Greene
Frank Bradley
Shenandoah
L. KE. Gutschenritter
Kate Higgins
Donald Maher
T. F. Maher
Billie
Ted Germar
Farragut
Lucile Laughtin
Scholastic College
Archivoli
Kati
EO PL Laughlin
Afiheal Delehant
Tarkio
Ryat
Christmas News and Local Family Notices From Wayne
Local column from Wayne, Iowa reports family moves, visits, and social events. Roy Robison and family moved into the house vacated by Davenport. Shuck family moved into Robison rooms. Numerous visits and illnesses noted, including Burns on Bernadine McKenney and loss of fingers for Almo Skank. Social events include religious programs, showers, dinners, and Christmas gatherings with many local families named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Robison
Addie Boiljeau
Raymond Davenport
Shuck
Robisons
Nona Oxford
Rosalee
Nebr
Sherman Stonebraker
California
Miss. Humbert
Omaha
Orlo Harris
Shenandoah
Rolly Good
Emerson
Walt Cappock
C. EB. Edmondson
Joe
Donald Fickel
Lincoln
Bill Brown
Oxford
Selah Galloway
Fort Dodge
Freda Stonebraker
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Christmas Visits and Illness Reported in Mt Vernon Area
Mt Vernon residents share Christmas visits with neighbors and relatives in Glenwood and Hastings. Laurel Holden, son of Mr and Mrs Davis Olden, is seriously ill with a war infection. Families including Weak, Vanderpool, Bower, Basa, and Smith households are noted for Christmas day gatherings and vacation stays in local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Parks and Family
Clarence Smith
Glenwood
Laurel Holden
Davis Olden
Orville Weak
Oliver Weak
Effie Weak
Max Vanderpool Af Hastings
W. C. Vanderpool
Ralph Bow
Oaks Sunday School Christmas Program and Holiday Visits
Oaks Sunday School drew seventy attendees including one visitor. A duet by Arlene Steiner and Kathleen Williams highlighted the session. The Oaks Christmas program aired on Christmas Eve with Santa Claus present to distribute gifts. Many local families and relatives shared Christmas Day and a week of vacation visits across Henderson, Council Bluffs, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks
Arlene Steiner
Kathleen Williams
Gene Holton
Evelyn
Virginia McKinney
Santa Claus
John Walker
Trent Jones
Martin Bea
Malcolm Cole
Ralph Cole
Joe Cole
Ben Aukland
Council Bluffs
Horace
Kenneth Hall
South Dakota
Clare Braden
Velma
Bert Braden
Austin Stavic
Roy Martin
John Dodson
Henry Schilling
Ruth Effen
Gene Crouse
Hastings
Forrest Aberbaugh
Darlene
Darrell
Elmer Braden
Henderson
Minnie Viner
Red Oak
Emerson
Peru
Keith Bea
State University
Iowa City
Herbert Jones
Illinois
Donald Williams
Harry
Howard Dodson
Golden
Cole
Gerald Viner
Climax
Vernon Viner
Merwin Viner
Will Viner
Forrest Achenbaugh
Mick Herbert
Macedonia
Castor
Velma Mahan
Agnus Klose
Althea
Viclulty
Lisake
Treat Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heme Ee News
Rte
Aawatiel Pere
Kathteer Uilert
Futooe Lon
Syteti Pondett
Avery Gapecuife
Ty All
The
Pied
Hos
Kino
Getty
Betty
Twyla Fern Chamberlain
Twyla
Enue
Fickel
Hatfick
Davis
Pinky
Tilly
Jerry
Ray
Jamie
del Ware
Fee
Africa
Linky
Will
Ontaria
Santa Chins
Finky
Althaneh
Phat Bop
Top
Sme
Ashita
Tack
Vaneene Watts
Lenore Mansfield
Dame Lowrey
Beny Barger
Cleopatra
Octavius
Antony
Howard Gearhart
Ake
Jimmy Hering
Kathleen Gilbert
Ramsay
Hove
Hervek
Birds of Prey
Imogene S. E. Mills
Sbr
Co. Bluffs
Gene Bryant
Meipue
Mr. Atterberry
Jantic
Wis
Alfred Comstock
Carson
Atterberry
Euint Comstock
Atterberrys
Wisconsin
Comsteck
Funs
Bryant
Ross Bryant
Willis Lorimer
Comstock
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Reedbring
Silver City
Harley
Avery
Charles
Dewey
Washington
Pearl Jackson
Jackson
Hillsdale
Joe Leahy
Will Leahy
St. Patricks Hall
St. Patrick
Ruth Stuelke
Carolyn
Nashua
Stuelke
Jeremiah Maher
Nebraska City
Matt Maher
Joe Gutschenritter
George McLaren
Ed Maher
Villisca
C. C. Maher
Anna
Jerry F. Maher
Micheal Martin
Jay Ogden
Strahan
John Hillyer
Bert Cites
Rusty Kammerer
Willie Trively
H. H. Hillyer
Fred Hishop
Hillyer
J. S. Gutocheuritter
Mes
J. R. Goodnight
Rd Maher
Villisea
Frank
Hannah McKelvey
Mac Maher
George and
Donak
Willie Kamperer
Conception
Bly
Maher
Jenderson
Christian Endeavor
Gaw. Wilson
Jean Brown
Rex Davis
Gerald Penwell
Morton Mills
Penwell
Marcella Cunningham
Lynn Briggs
Doris Brown
Elizabeth Phillips
Hopkinton
Geneva Pringer
Dayson Byers
Near Carson
Clyde Gravitt
Near Emerson
Nora Gravitt
Almo Skank
Bete Ting
Bernadine McKenney
Clarence McKinney
Dwayne Perkins
Maud Kindigg
Judge Wheeler
W. B. Wheeler
M. E. Aid
Nesbitt
Darwin Goss
Charley Taylor
Edith Viner
George Galloway
Leslie Tetons
Ty Age Galloway
Je. En Byera
Mire
Bud Byers
Mrs
Wayne Byera
Earl Sowers
Affer
Dorsey Byere
Reign Byers
Famiy
Cheeex Myers Home
Mrs. L. Triplett
C. A. Wight
Morris Harbor
Arthur Housers
Kenneth Williams
Elmer Dinwiddie
Art Davis
Mrs. Davis
C. M. Workman
G. T. Harover
Clarence Smalley
Clarinda
Earl Boileau
Harold Byers
Holt McKenzie
Dorsey Byers
McKenzie
Byers
MT. Vernon
Wien
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