Simple Joys of Home and Community Gatherings
A long reading of club notes reveals social life in Atafer and Reed Og with the Jolly Childers meeting for crafts, birthday greetings, and shared meals. Local groups including Mary Hass’s Christin Tone club, the American Legion Auxiliary, and Missionary Society organize sewing bees, fundraisers, and visits. Members discuss self reliance, visit relatives, and plan future meetings while neighbors swap recipes, celebrate births, and reflect on the value of home, loyal friends, and neighborhood kindness.
Buketa drug ad promises bladder irritation cure
A dubious 25 cent ad claims Buketa tablets made from buchu leaves juniper and six other drugs flush out acids and impurities. It promises relief from awakenings at night frequent urge and backache within four days with refund if unsatisfied, urging readers to contact Drug Co. ay.
Local notes reflect Emerson area life and moving plans
Clyde Gravitt and neighbors are listed with routine updates on health, relocation back from Montana, jury service in Council Bluffs, and visits to families in Shenandoah and Omaha. Several residents travel to Hastings Crescent and Oakland while others remain ill or busy with farm and business matters. Community events include card games, quilting, a Lizzie aid gathering, and a birthday party with decorative quilts and a cash collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gravitt
Emerson
Ed Hendrix
Cleave Houser
Montana
Harry Daugherty
Oakland
Calif
Seymore Hendrix
Hugh McSweeney
Harald Boss
Pender
Nebr
Omaha
Bois
Fern Gravitt
Louis Rhineheart
Mary Quick
Ashland
Ore
Ed Brown
Malvern Leader
Rhineheart
C. H. Amick
Art Allensworth
Aneld
C. A. Wights
Mrs. Wight
Mad Ladies’ Aid Toting
Pat
How Rice is Grown in the Third and Fourth Express
Henderson Consolidated School notes sickness among staff and students including Laven Haney Velma Kindig and Donald Smith. Eight students earned 100 in spelling: Virginia Comer Jo Ann Stonebraker Leo Boileau Pearl Cary Lee Sowers Eleanor Cunning ham Otha Lee Darby and Wilma Taylor. The school’s paper features How Rice is Grown by Irene Norton and Leora Harbor explaining U S rice production mainly in Texas and Louisiana with canals pumps and water management. The piece discusses labor, cultural notes on China and Japan and steps from field to factory to ready use. Irene Norton Leora Harbor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laven Haney
Velma Kindig
Donald Smith
Virginia Comer
Jo Ann Stonebraker
Leo Boileau
Pearl Cary
Lee Sowers
Eleanor Cunningham
Otha Lee Darby
Wilma Taylor
Irene Norton
Leora Harbor
United States
Texas
Louisiana
China
Japan
Mt Vernon News Aboard Local Tales And Camp Life
Mrs G F Wills visited Hastings with daughter Mrs W C Vanderpool and family. Tom Wills reports from Metaling Falls Washington serving at a reforestation CC Camp near the Canadian border where he glimpsed a Canadian mounted police and recalls a pet elk. Tom, a new arrival from Iowa, was chased up a tree by the elk after reaching for the animal. Flu is spreading in the area keeping children home from school for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Wills
Hastings
W. C. Vanderpool
Tom Wills
Metaling Falls
Wash
Canadian Mounted Police
Tom
Towa
Dave Holden
Fifth and Sixth Grades Officers and Health List
We elected officers for the last semester with Betty Jane as president Allen as vice president and Le vor Mercer as secretary. A sick list last week includes Marilyn Triplett Rosalie Stephens Norman Schoening and Dwight Parker. Students who scored 100 in spelling are Iris Davis Leora Haney Dorothy Kindig Levon Mercer Lester Ryan Rosalie Stephens Betty Allensworth Keith Allensworth Betty Brown Daisy McKinney Laird Norton Charles Smith Ruby Smith and Josephine Winchester. We are putting up our decorations for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane
Allen
Levor Mercer
Marilyn Triplett
Rosalie Stephens
Norman Schoening
Dwight Parker
Iris Davis
Leora Haney
Dorothy Kindig
Levon Mercer
Lester Ryan
Betty Allensworth
Keith Allensworth
Betty Brown
Daisy McKinney
Laird Norton
Charles Smith
Ruby Smith
Josephine Winchester
Seventh and Eighth Grades Honor A in Spelling
Lauraine Taylor was absent last week due to illness. The following students earned A averages in spelling: Dale Byers Doyle Edmondson Delvin Galloway Howard Hunt Kenneth Nelson Everett Simmonds Rex Shelton Marilyn Conner Vivian Core Maxine Frutcher Nellie Mc Gee George Triplett Robert Wight Aryee Wilkinson. We listened to the Walter Dartroseh ia sic appreciation hawt broadcast every Friday afternoon but finding a station is difficult as the program ends soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauraine Taylor
Dale Byers
Doyle Edmondson
Delvin, Galloway
Howard Hunt
Kenneth Nelson
Everett Simmonds
Rex Shelton
Marilyn Conner
Vivian Core
Maxine Frutcher
Nellie McGee
George Triplett
Robert Wight
Aryee Wilkinson
Walter
High School News Practice for the Operetta
A fragmented note indicates a school operetta practice date. The text hints at a rehearsal schedule or assignment with unclear details. Further readable context is needed to confirm exact date, venue, and participants.
Local community figures share visits and news from oversees to nearby towns
The note lists families and individuals visiting in Carson and surrounding towns. Mentions include Ward Warrington’s family staying with relatives, Darwin Shelia Council Watts visiting his father, A.J. Arbor and Reign Byers guests for dinner, Darin Shelia, and many other local residents sharing meals, travel to Omaha and New York, funerals, nursing training, and teaching assignments. It mentions Mrs. Christofferson facing surgery, Luella Harbor starting nurse training in Omaha, and Elizabeth Phillips teaching in Mapleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind More
Gorath Petiw
Ell Apy Marten Mills
Jud Coppceck
Ward Farrington Whso
Omaha
New York City
Chrristmas
A.J. Arbor
Reign Byers
Suneday
Las Wiehe
Mere
Darwin
Ward Warrington
Martin Christofferson
Christoffirson
Rucbon Menifee
Caumci] Bluffs
Wayne Byers
Near Hastings
J.C. Goss
Carson
Luella Harbor
The
Covenant Hospital
Elizabeth Phillips
Mapkinton
Keep Eye on the Business
Uncle Eben cautions against choosing a path based on others opinions while advising a mindful approach to one s chosen line of work in the tale. The dialogue hints at discretion and personal responsibility within community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Arctic Ice Barriers Separate Iceland and Greenland Months
Separated by impassable ice barriers Iceland and Greenland lie near each other yet remain isolated for most of the year due to vast impassable ice highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Greenland
Standard Oil Campaign Promises New Gasoline Ad Sensations
The ad blitz promotes Standard Oil gasoline with dramatic scenarios featuring faster cars and sharper emergencies. It touts a winter ad campaign across papers, highlighting a shiver of images and the importance of the right motor oil for winter wear.
Essex Area Family Visits and News Notes
CHAMPION HILL details show Mr and Mrs Chester Cooper visiting near Essex and other local families sharing Sunday gatherings. Paned by visits include Dale Shelley and Robbie, Wilma Cooper staying with Lottie Thrapp, Ward Cooper, Glenn Mee, Vance Ward calls, and Evelyn Jean McLain on the sick list. Claude Rector and family dined with Le Bullington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Cooper
FH. Brown
Essex
Dale Shelley
Robbie
W. M. Kellenbarger
Fenbarger
Lottie Thrapp
Wilma Cooper
Ward Cooper
Glenn Mee
Vance Ward
Alfred Cooper
Evelyn Jean
Dean McLain
Kellenbarger
Glenn Kellenbarger
Claude Rector
East Liberty and Nearby Folks Attend Weekend Activities
Local notes recount East Liberty residents Mrs aul Mre and Frank Daal attending Timorid servis at Geng Rerser with updates on whatiel Bred Cook improving Trent Phis attack of poeuani. Henderson family travels to Clarinda for Production Credit meeting. Max Sell recovering from appendectomy. Neil Mayberry visits state school. community services announced for Sunday with 10 am preaching and 10:45 am Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Daal
Geng
Oniren
Massarg
Carl
Malvern Saturdy
W.T. Maddocks
R. K. Henderson
Sony James
Clarinda
Be at The Leader Office for Old Papers Bundle
A reminder notes a large bundle of old papers available at The Leader office. It urges readers to come to the office to inspect and claim items. The notice highlights immediate access and a first come basis.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jolly Childers
Atafer Ald Viner
Ciik
Herbert Stephens
Myre
Harald Vanenavede
Towa-Nehrae
Joie Christin Tone
Demenif
Mary Hass
J. OV. Parker
Frank Qulene
Barnet
Starkey Mornin
Paul Ne
Fllery
Pieter
Pred
Connell
Mfr
Brunan
Ralph Good
Lois
Crunei Bhufts
Coe Marlsen
Maren
Kk. Greenwood
BE. Whister
Parents Magazine
C. A. Barns
Madsen
America Legion Auxiliary
Martha Hass
Knoxville
M OF
Missionary: Society
Ripley
John Barns
Jack Taylor
Mary Bass
Anna Jean Fields
Eugene Carlson
Carol Johnson
Doris Edie
R. W. Davis
JD. B. Goss
Bob Ned For
Whistler
J. A. Thorson
Bridge Club
Ruel Schick
T. F. Douglas
Elmo Moore
Clarence Barns
Madson
Nraska
Claude Stephens
Len
Mr. Stephens
Ella Stent
Amos Smith
Mr. Smith
Chas, Ronk
Virgil
Frank Porter
G. RB. Rice
Ray Fields
Chas. Vestal
Glen Hascall
Nebraska
Charles Greenwood
Osceol
Clara Dunn
Lawrince
Hawthoprne x
Henderson
Bevis Sowers
Council Bluffs
Slick
Shenandoah
G. W. Wilson
Waldo Edmondsson
John Ayers
Lloyd Mughes
Helen Jenkins
California
Nora Gravitt
Crescent
Ada
Norma Allensworth
Floyd Stephens
News of
Henderson Consolidated School
MT. Vernon
Art Jenkins
Malvern
Jeritery
High School News
Wales
Red Cross
Meo
Buster Brown
Alioner
Dan
Perkins
Ian Straight
Qukland
Marlow Campbell
Minden
Joss Perkins
Gail
Maredonia
Sandy Walker
Standard Oil
Hhims Co
Otter Andy Abe
Nuere Sud
Epi
Tirta
Teade
Bella Arid
Eamykun Cbvetes Sonesueetil
Ated
Ceore Tichty
Peela
East Liberty
Jeena Dros
Mary Henderson
Sandy
Mes
M. Nelson
Tam
Glenwood
Highway
A. B. Wilson
Concord Hari Seers
Oroncord Mar
Holstein
Guernsey
Jersey
Ness
John Deere
P. & O. Lister
Harrow
Hudson Oil
Aees
Windsor
Windsor Green
Clarence
Hillsdale Ladies
Boles
Ciyae Rhoads, Clurk
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