Imogene Theater Bridge Party Notes and Visits
A group of Imogene men entertained Randolph guests with a bridge party at the Tommie Conners building. Randolph won high score with five tables. Ladies hosted by Mrs. Harry Comatock with two tables, Mrs. Floyd Gea taking high score. Lunch was served. attendees included Anna Maude Abbott and Mrs. Wendell Smnelke. Visitors Mary Delehant of Shenandoah assisted care for Mia Bornis Javebiln and baby. Higeins siblings from Easton Han visited Anna and Andrew Delehant. returned Saturday. Jem Maher visited Convell Hintea to see his wife at Mercy Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gutschen titler and George atoll John and Ed Maher spent Friday in Council Bluffs and Omaha, with Mrs. Clem Maher at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Tommie Conners
Harry Comatock
Floyd Gea
Anna Maude Abbott
Wendell Smnelke
Mary Delehant
Shenandoah
Mia
Bornis Javebiln
Baby
Teo Higeins
Marie
Easton, Han
Anna
Andrew Delehant
Jem Maher
Confell Hintea
Mercy Hospital
E. Gutschentitler
George Atoll
John
Ed Maher
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Mr. Maher
Clem Maher
The
Michel Marlin
Jas, Cassel
C. J. Cassell
M. Printy
John Chandler
Bernie Laughlin
Merle Carr
Malloy
Wordmaa
da Derehant
Keystone School
Micheal
George
Ted Germar
Clima
Mra
T. F. Maher
L. E. Gutschenfitter
Micheal Martin
John Qile
Jey
Tome Hills
Abbott
Allie Ryan
Ben
Steve Narke
Panny McCurrill
Narke
Tom Ballard
Red Osk
James Humes
Anthony Senor
Leland BtcGargill
Clem
Mira
Bkabil
Highen Kane
House Warming for Mr and Mrs Find J Head
Mr and Mrs John J Head hosted a Sunday housewarming three miles south of Imogene after returning from church to a yard full of corn and a home filled with relatives. Guests brought baskets and shared a buffet with chicken, mashed potatoes, salads, cake, and coffee while conversations and games filled the afternoon. The couple recently moved into a new frame house, now occupied by their son Francis and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundsy Hoon
John J. Herd
Imogene
Mertin Head
Francis Head
Leo Maher
Marla
Laughlin
M. Gaurxhlin
Frank Laughlin
Wille Laughlin
Carrie Head
Rose End
Mary
Eddie Gutcch
Enritter
P. “Aurhitn
Mathew and
Louis
Stobert Stoker
Nebraska City
Nellr
Ora Mearns
Sidney
Mra
Iain J. Lead
Addya Store Robbed Wednesday Night Jan 19
Addya store was broken into through a back window on Wednesday night January 18 about midnight. A small amount of goods was stolen. shirts and shoes were left near the window, suggesting the intruder was unsettled. Numerous local mentions follow including health notes, visits, family news, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addy
Hillsdale Ladies Visit Pastor at Pacific Junction
Hillsdale Methodists from Hillsdale church invited about forty members to spend a day with Rev. T. J. Pettit and family at Pacific Junction. They brought a potluck dinner enjoyed at noon, followed by an program and a tour of the parsonage improvements. Pettit is popular with the Hillsdale church and the work is thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilllsdale
T. J. Pettit
Pacific Junction
Parson- Bec
Fettit
Hillsdale
Jines
Chopped Wood for Church and Parsonage
The Hillsdale church faced fuel and money shortages and accepted Myron Jones's invitation to his farm west of Hillsdale to cut firewood. Thirty-two men worked with ax and saw, supplying both church and Parsonage at the Junction. The Indies helped by delivering wood and hosting a noon dinner at Jones's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Myron Jones
Indies
Jones Home
Farmers' Holiday Meeting at Hillsdale
A Farmers' Holiday association gathering is set for Hillsdale's Hilledale church Friday evening at seven with talks led by A. G. Cole and others. All interested in the movement are invited. Local social notes mention visits by Bernard Gray of Lincoln, Miss Hylma Prine of Glenwood, Miss Charlotte Chambers of Lincoln, and several listed host families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers' Holiday Association
Hilledale
A. G. Cole
Asbury Family Hosts Surprise Saturday Evening
Mr and Mrs A J McGinnis were surprised by friends and relatives who brought lunch and spent the evening with them. Cards were played as sandwiches peaches cake and coffee were served. Attendees included numerous local couples and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McGinnis
Wayl
L. M. Kitne
Elio Moore
Harvie Douglas
Scott Atterburh
George Douglas
Paul Vestal
Ora Douglas
Lyle Bellwood
Raymond Douglas
Meymle McGinnis
Ediny Douglas
Megera
Lewis McGinnis
Charlie Buckman
John McGinnia Jr
Hatburk Residents Attend Methodist Church Party
Mr W A Ketig and 20k Wot Tey from Hatvburk attended a Methodist church party at Emerson Friday evening with Mrs Robert Grisaod Mr and Mrs John Ruseel Mr and Mrs Frank Shook Mrs Ora Donelas and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ketig
Hatvburk
Omebé Taeaday
Aid
Robert Grisaod
Mia
John Ruseel
Aid Faritt
Frank Shook
Sid
Ora Donelas
Emerson
White Cloud eighth graders face exams and progress notes
White Cloud School News reports eighth graders Lorene Bryan and Donald Pibath will take exams at Strahan while first graders finish primers and read Gingerbread Boy. Third graders make health booklets and seventh grade posts safety posters. Visitors included Mrs. Baldozier, Mrs. Pigburn, and Winnifred Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erade
Bret Fostes
Bill Sommers
Indian Village on the Sand Table at Barret School
The second grade built an Indian village with wigwams camp fires chiefs squaws papooses bows and arrows a lake and six tree varieties on the sand table. The class practices a choir song health chores and reads from the Iowa Pupils' Reading Circle earning achievement stamps. Washington silhouettes decorate the windows with red heart motifs. Ruth Donner, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Ruth Donner
Remains of Mrs Bliss Buried Beside Husband in Randolph
Dora A Livingstone Bivins Bliss born Canada April 18 1886 died Kansas City January 23 1943. Survived by five children three sons two daughters and numerous grandchildren. Burial held Thursday with Rev Buchanan officiating. Mrs Duss and Mrs Williams unable to attend due to illness and distance. She belonged to M E church and lived a faithful Christian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. I
Bliss
Kansas City
Rev
Buchanan
Dora A. Livingstone
Canada
Rockford
Ill
Iowa
J. J. Biles
Randolph
W. A. Bliss
Des Moines
Austin
Sidney
Orrin
Kan
Herbert Biving
Mra. Bivins
Earl Williams
Mt Vernon
Wash
Aickness
Duss
M. E. Church
Baylor
Sye
Ohrigiien
Funeral for Mrs. Catherine Cote Held in Clover Seat Camp
Remains were brought from Hatterk Thursday afternoon at 1 36 for the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Cote. Friends and relatives paying respects included W A Blise Cecil Biles Pietra datria of Des Moines Anetia Bliss Lowell Bliss and family from Kansas City Kan, and many old Randolph friends attended the farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatterk Thareday
Piscodt
Chet Driskett
Tekamab
Nebr
Bitee
W. A. Blise
Cecil Biles
Pietra Datria
Des Moines
Ad Mere
Anetia Bliss
Lowell
Maxine
Sidney
Orrin Bliss
Two Anniversaries Celebrated at Bliss Home
Mr and Mrs A Biles entertained Friday night at bridge honoring Mr and Mrs Robert Kilpatrick s eighth wedding anniversary and Mrs Biles birthday. Five tables of bridge kept guests in a jolly mood until near midnight. A covered dish strip was served cafeteria style. Mrs Fern Driskel has since December 1 1932 been in receipt of tidings of death of relatives. First on there J J Disa paused away then her sister s husband Tom Martin of New York last Thursday her aunt Mrs I J Bliss and Friday a message came telling of the death of her cousin Elmer Wilbur at Phoenix Ariz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Biles
Bridge
Robert Kilpatrick
Mra
Fern Driskel
J. J. Disa
Tom Martin
New York
Mra. I. J. Bliss
Elmer Wilbur
Phoenty, Ariz
The Way Out Route 20 by F. Eacrett
Tinker Technocrat discusses replacing human labor with machines to lighten global work. He traces devices from a crooked stick plow to tractors, cites Rods of progress from Tubal-Cain to Morse and Marconi, and proposes solving the transportation problem to move surplus crops to starving regions, arguing freight costs must drop so others can buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinker
Tubal-Cain
Genesia
Edward Markham
Hood
Atiteh
Atitch
Biuce Howe
Morse
Ediaon
Beltles Telephone
Marconi
Jero
Tinker Tach Hottnt Interview on Machinery Jobs
In an interview reported by C. H. Baé ol, Tinker Tach hottnt laments factory automation replacing hand labor. He notes workers lose ten farin hands and twenty totes, while five tow cultivators are discarded, leaving two men to perform the former tasks. He asks what to do amid rising unemployment and contemplates airlift aid to starving Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theohinen
Orient
Tinker
Notice to creditors in Kilpatrick settlement case in Mills County
L A Andrew as Receiver of the Iowa state savings bank Malvern files in Mills County District Court a claim showing W Kilpatrick owes about 5000 with a proposed settlement of 360 and assignment of balances in Kilpatrick accounts totaling 601,709 plus 628.27 and a 244 note. Hearing set for February 8 1939 at Glenwood. Creditors urged to file offers by date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
J. A. Andrew
Tows State Savings Bank
Malvern
W. Kilpatrick
J. W. Kilpatrick
Mra. F
Towa
Tne
L. A. Andrew
Towa State Baving A
Cook & Cook
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S. E. Mills
Sandolph
Randerson
Fee
Coamer
Sie
Mr. and
Mrs. Find J. Head
Junction
Floyd Farkas
Car Nelson
B. F. Bufngton
Crawford
Jon and Clyde Buffington
Bernard Gray
Lincoln
Walter Hilton
Hylma Prine
Glenwood
Aline Howard
Charlotte Chambers
H. E. Chambers
Gay Wolfe
Leonard Seeger
Floyd Parker
L. L. Richardson
GC. W. Martin
Geo. Calhetela
Council
Asbury
Mrs
Clara Marie
Harry Dunlip
Tom O'Donnell
Buengadosh
Will Sreker
Everett Lang Wera
Henry
Laura
Arthur Nims
Itor
White Cloud School News
J. J. Bliss
Bliss Home
F. Eacrett
Kengach
Disteiet Cutt
Milla
State of Laws
Iowa State Savings Bank
Towa For
Rawle
West Mills
Reliabia Huatter Cal
Eatnine
Frog Hoyos
LeRoy Dixon
Strahan
Trank Himelhan
Hastings
Tafe
Highwa
S— Ue
Tom Shaw
Hetty Lucdeko
America
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