Local Notes on Residents and Visitors in Henderson Area
Henderson residents and visitors are reported in a series of brief items. Local names include Mr and Mrs Earl Pedlean, Lynn Stamper and family, Mrs Kaedhy Vinton, Teagan, and many others. The notices mention illnesses, travel to Red Oak and Omaha, hospital recoveries, school staff changes, and social club activities with quilting and pot luck gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pedlean
Herbert Stephens
Thetis
Nesp Councilt
Lynn Stamper
Nadar
Aredina
Kaedhy
Ed Wilkenson
Nlda
A. J. Marher
A. H
Margaret Harker
Red Oak
J. Willard
Snme
California
Rolly Fight
Bux Hider
Derby
Orlo Harris
Omaha
Milt McVey
Lord Lister Hospital
Art Phelps
Dr. French of
Carson
Jos Wiltner
Hastings
Dave Owens
C. A. Wight
Christian Ladies’ Ald Society
Don’t Get Up Nights Please Go Back To Sleep
An old patent medicine advertisement urges quick relief for bladder irritation and nighttime urination. It promotes Juniper oil, Buchu leaves, and green tablets called Bukets or the bladder laxative, claiming four days of results and offering a 25 cent return if not satisfied. The copy promises restful sleep and pep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca. Adv
Mrs Dorsey Byers Dies in Council Bluffs Community
Obituary of Etta Lucretia Lumm Galloway Byers Henderson area native born February 20 1842 near Nejanns ville Ohio. Lived Iowa most of life moved with family to Henderson Carson later remarried Dorsey Byers in 1903. Survived by husband four sons two daughters ten grandchildren. funeral held at Weeley Chapel cemetery with pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevelock
Walker
Seabot
New RO
EL Nesh
Maisie Wes Furni
Hendercon
Mra
George W. Wilson
Agne Morgan
Tooy Phillips
Tow
Weeley Chapel
Pall
Nejannville
Etta Lucretia
Jesse A
Mary J Lumm
Iowa
Henderson
Fairview School
Christian Church
John Galloway
Virgil
Lela
Carson
Dorsey Byers
Elton
Wayne D
Harold E
Thelma
Hele
Fies Lie Houser
Jenhie Edmundson Hospital
Counci Bluffs
Charles Byers
Island of Southern Florida memories and community notices
A dated local page recalls family tributes, card of thanks for Dorsey Byers, and neighbors sharing condolences. Mentions Mrs. Georgia Wilkenson visiting Omaha, Dick Plumb now in Colorado, Juanita in Cedar Rapids recovering, Macedonian school reopening, and various visits and hospital updates across the area. It also includes scattered notices about marriages, social customs, and Capri's historical references with old royal connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Wilkenson
Omaha
Dick Plumb
Colorado
R. L. South
Juanita
Cedar Rapids
Messena
C. H. Amick
Strahan
Amick
Velma Myers
Carson
Bee Houser
Mas
Vern
Otto Farrington
Ward
Mercy
Council Bluffs
Russel
Herman Cappock
G. W. Wilson
Lloyd Knight
C. E. Edmondson
Ivan Fisher
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Marie Paul
Clarinda
Dachshund Hunting Dog Notes and Chaotic Detail
The fragment describes a hunting dachshund named Cones Fran with terms about its build weight and use in hunts. It includes garbled phrases on Radium, chemistry, energy, and unrelated technical jargon, creating a confused, nonsensical summary of hunting and science topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerveny
Bay Mint
The Facts Are Known ME tai is the place where VOD Ua fais oatiahatty pegay
A cryptic note from an OCR fragment lists fragmented terms and place names without clear context or complete sentences. The readable部分 mentions ME tai and VOD Ua but lacks a coherent event, person, or organization to form a fuller summary.
Northwestern Belt Telephone Co plans reconstruction and expansion
The Northwestern Belt Telephone Co of Java estimates 1936 expenditures at about 2.825 million dollars for reconstruction, plus 2.487 million for repairs and maintenance. The firm expects 11,000,100 long distance calls and 1,400,000 daily local calls. 3,673 employees in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Belt Telephone Co
Java
Jarcely
C. R. Ives
Tyes
Mr. Ives
Northwestern Rett Co
Northwestern Belt Tretephane Co
Tawa
Pacific Junction Ladies Aid Meeting Sees Bible Characters Theme
The Ladies' Aid met January 30 at the church with President Maude Tabor and program led by Mrs. Ralph Stacy. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Frank Kemp and Mrs. Hart Harper. A February 6 potluck is planned at Mrs. T. J. Pettit's home. Visitors from nearby towns were noted and plans for the Women’s club meeting on February 12 with Mrs. Grayford Jordan were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude ‘Tabor
Ralph Stacy
Frank Kemp
Fart Hiarmer
T. J. Pettit
Marvin Fazel
Merle Dorsey
Malvern
Allen Watts
John Ridenour
Villisea
Darrell Turner
Leavenworth
Kan
Wm. Dohernecker
Jean
Neola
Womens Club
Grayford Jordan
Four-eye fish story hints at tropical theater scene
Fragmentary passage notes a four-eye fish and tropics idea, mentioning eyes, Ash, surface, and a layer pup. The text reads like a garbled theater or display description with unrelated terms tangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
The Gangster's Finish Unclear From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR line references a gangster and an uncle with unclear names and context. The readable portion suggests a narrative but lacks concrete events, dates, or entities to form a coherent summary card.
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Pepe Riefflein
Change Darever
Carson Weer Viters
Hendere
Marshall
Silver City
TIM Lake Products
ING
Des Moines
Airra
YN Utada
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Wesley Chapel
Florida
Perriace
India
Berigh
Isle of
Capri
Rocky Island
Bret
Caprese
Renin
Augustus
Trbegina
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Ars
Teddy
Lew Roti
Agin Chen
Otis Watard
Cate
Outey Weetrons
Pacific
Junction
Elen
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