Henderson Spotlight of Community Figures and Events
Henderson residents and families enjoyed a Saturday party at the Earl Boiteau home with card games and a lunch. Notables include Mrs. Fred Phelps, Mrs. 8 J Darnell’s visit to Omaha, and others attending church events, dances, and a Red Cross fundraiser. Community transfers and local visits fill the week from Macedonia to Emerson and Council Bluffs plus a quilt show at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Biafra
Leslie Allensworth
Silver City
Mra. Aliensworth
Heart
Blaine Tarker
Connell Bluffs
A. A. Wright
Carson
Claude Owens
Claude Owens and Family of ‘Omaha Visited His Parents. Mr. and Mra J. C. Goss
Jud Coppock
Rafael
Margaret Harbor
Council Bluffs
Beevis Sowerk
Post Office
Rkmma Workman
Henderson to Fill Car for Drouth Sufferers
A movement in Henderson aims to send a carload of supplies to drought victims in the south. The Burlington railroad will ship the car free, the Harbor elevator will receive grain and ship corn free of water, and two farmers have offered to donate bushels of corn. Proceeds from Saturday night’s Wales hall event will support flour purchases, with sacks of provisions already sent. Citizens are urged to contribute grain, groceries, clothing, or money to aid Mills county’s drought-stricken neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Drouth
Harbor Fevator
Wales Hall
Mills County
Trenty
Storation
Allen
Murphy Brothers to Get Wilestt Garage
Murphy Bros Chevrolet of Malvern have leased the Geo W Wilson garage and will handle the Chevrolet line from that point. Clites becomes resident manager and will move once a house is secured. Local notes cover community visits, births, school events, illness, and social gatherings through a long list of residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy Bros. Chevrolet Company
Malvern
Geo. W. Wilson
Chevrolet
Clites
Imogene area notes myrtle and visitors from surrounding towns
Imogene residents report several health concerns and travel updates. Mike Martin and nephew Johnnie return from Walla Walla after a brother’s illness improves. Anna Trelehant and Paul from Shenandoah visit Omaha, Paul returning home, Anna staying longer. Frank and George Gutschenritter visit Sidney, and a truck shipment to Arkansas drought relief leaves Imogene. Carson Hunt of near Climax dies at home after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Resh
John MclTenry
Lof Cobure
Ruel Kanii Nerer
Omaha
Ming Anna Trelehant
Paul
Shenandoah
Miss Anna
Annabelle Saner Fa Atilt
Rose Head
Duthenge College
Mamie Barron
Cand
Leo. Laughlin
F. N. Weber
Mira Annabella Saner
George Hughes
Laula Leahy
Chicago
Johnny Hughes
Walnut
F._N. Weber
T. F. Maher Sr
John C. Gutschenritter
Mary Delehant
Bernie Laughlin
Donald
Amy Witherall
Harry Gleason
St. Mary's ' Catholic Church
Herbert
Martin Meher
Frank
George Gutschenritter
Sidney
Imogene
Henry Field
Arkansas Dreath
Carson Hunt
Near Climax
Mrs McGargill Hosts Sunday Night Social Near Imogene
Mrs Fanny McGargill entertained about one hundred relatives and friends at her country home two miles southeast of Imogene on Sunday evening January 25. Dancing and card games were enjoyed with a splendid lunch served by Mrs McGargill and her daughter Miss Louise. The community notes support for Red Cross families in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny McGargill
Imogene
Thoxine Promises Quick Relief For Night Coughs
A doctor prescribed Thoxine claims rapid relief from stubborn night coughs and irritation, reaching the internal throat area where ordinary medicines fail. The pamphlet extols Thoxine as pleasant, safe, and effective for the whole family, reducing coughing swiftly.
Called to Nebraska Be Death of Niece
Miss Anna Delehant returned Saturday night from Beatrice Nebraska where she was called by the death of Lorretta Clare the thirteen month old daughter of her nephew John Delehant The child was found dead in bed Wednesday morning when they went to feed her Physicians think heart trouble or no other cause could be seen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Delehant
Beatrice
Nebr
Lorretta Clare
John Delehant
High School Party At Maher Home Features Dancing And Games
A St Patrick’s high school party hosted by Mr and Mrs Maher at the Maher home last Sunday enjoyed dancing, card games, and socializing. Guests included Betty Barnes who is recovering after an appendectomy. Reverend Francis W Dey announced plans for a love story screening at St Patrick’s church on February 19 with seating for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heten
Joe Maher
Matt Maher
St. Patricks High School
Maher
Francis W. Dey
Sanday
St. Patrick's Church
Pacific Junction School News Highlights Student Safety Posts
The second and third grade room under Miss Lewis won for safety fleet posters. Bully Whalenway earned Safety-Patrolman for that room. Norman Bolln and Melvin Woods were named Safety-Patrolman in sixth and seventh grades in Miss Wilson's class. The duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lewis
Bully Whalenway
Norman Bolln
Melvin Woods
Misa Wilson
Patrolmen Direct Grade Children At New Highway Crossing
Patrolmen have been chosen to guide grade children across a new highway at the school crossing. A program is planned for February 24. Ungraded room led by Miss Estes presented a patriotic program on Friday January 30. Miss McGeehan reports a weekly arithmetic honor roll with averages 90 to 100 percent. Fourth graders Agnes Harris Velma Doran Thomas Whalen Dorothy Combs Effa Mae Crasby. fifth graders Pauline Bartley Ethel May Garrett Dorothy Lee Honttie Hunter Elaine Moore. Verle Johnson returns after seven days absence due to illness. Principal and Mrs Le Moine visited weekend relatives in Marian. Miss Margaret Wilson coach of girls basketball and teacher of sixth seventh grade spent weekend in Silver City. High school activity fund grows as Girls Athletic club sells buns and hot dogs at games. Pacific Junction Roosters club held a dance for the benefit fund. Pacific Junction orchestra members taught by Mr Huster of Omaha received new books The Fox Recreation Reflex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirler Phelps
Cart
A. P. Creamer
Gilbert Shelton
Mary Wittner
Maud Darling Edmondson
Macedonia
John Evans
Albert Pace
Malvern
M. E
Aid
Taiey Cecil
Clyde Gravitt
Merrel Crouse
Eldon Hodges
Glenwood
Cyrus Titner
Tiam Lton
Near Elliott
C. EB. Edmondeon
C. FE. Lindsey
Sylvia Wright
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Oscar Asell
Harold Myers
Otto Farrington
Kid Duke
Stanberry
Iva
Chicago
M.C. A
Epworth Leakne
Virgil Rutledge
Nebroaka
Harry Emmett Paul
Clint Bressie
Shenandoah
Sam Houser
Wilburn Houser
Billie Lee
Doris Brown
Helen Anderson
A. A. Wright
Oaks School
Martin Hansen
James Houser
Luella Vinton
Martin Christofferson
Kansas City
Lydia Maxwell
Jon Bone
Boulder
Colo
Art Allensworth
Floyd Stephens
Near Hastings
Nora Grevitt
Champ Harover
Billis
Carson
Carl Isaacson
Miss McGeehan
Agnes Harris
Velma Doran
Thomas Whalen
Dorothy Combs
Effa Mae Crasby
Pauline Bartley
Ethel May Garrett
Dorothy Lee
Honttie Hunter
Elaine Moore
le Moine
Marian
Margaret Wilson
Siiver City
Viarietta
Athilefie
Pacific Junction Roosters
Eave & Dance
Lewis Boyle
Art Smith
L. Mendenhall
Lee Sargent
Pacific Junction Orchestra
Huster
the Fox
Advanced Commercial Class Practices Office Work
Mr. LeMoine leads the Advanced Commercial class in daily tasks practicing shorthand, then typing from the shorthand. Students are also responsible for maintaining the typewriting room and its condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMoine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellis Darnell
J. Darnell
Aho
Elton Clayton
Emerson
Jenderson
Henderson
Alto
Fen
Salyers Auto Co
Murphy Brothers
Wilestt Garage
Dr. Christy of
Hastings
Art
Imogene - SE Mills
Washington
Mike Martin
Johnnie
Walla Walla
Wash
Mike
Joe
Mrs. McGargill
Red Cross
Funda
Nebraska
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Hluffy
Betty
Pacific Junction School News
Ty Ellen Lincoln
Estes
Verle Johnson
Konjola
Lawrence
Indiana- Ind
Kanjola
Koniala
Linn
Kansas
United States Agricultural
Clone Drugs
Iowa
Strahan Consolidated School
Team
Gray Mules
Timothy
Kherson
Deering
Case
John Deere
H. C. Dunlap
Emerson State Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!