Henderson bride-to-be vows amid quilts show in Omaha
Henderson Sern Gravitt of Henderson and Bais of Omaha plan marriage after a brief courtship. Bride has lived in life and is a recent graduate. In Omaha they will be at Jack Turner's on Thursday. A quilt display drew over 40 attendees, hosted by M. E. Ladies' Aid. Local gatherings included visits by Phelps family, calls on ill residents, and notes on sales, moves, and church services as the community maintained its social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sern Gravitt
Henderson
Ror Bais
Omaha
le Bride
One Owls
Jack Tunch
Maren
A. J
Fm M. E
Art Phelps
Phillips
Bam Phelps
Rex Davis
Boyles Sines
Council Bluffs
K. EB. Nesbitt
M. EL ‘Arch
Oo. W. Wilson
Ida Simmon
M. EB
Ald
Boyle
Pacific Junction
Callforest
Marie Jones
Coun- Bluffs
Maud Jndigg
Paulda Saber
Immeene Eversrhing
Miss
Ara
Macie Printe
Frank Liwetlin
Mercy
Willke Gulachon
FL Howard
Immanuel Hospital
M. BE
Winnie
Allie Ryan
St. Patricks Seboal
Wm. Kerr
Ste
Nicely
Henderson Consolidated School News Notes and Voices
A report on Henderson Consolidated School includes student opinions on a recent lecture about interaction and shared humanity, with remarks on speakers and cultural examples. A Parsone College representative gave a Friday lecture, and juniors crave rings while seniors worry about fitting in. Music day officers organized a points system for music insignias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkepenn
Parsone College
Werderson Warriors Lose Key Players Ahead of Tournament
The Werderson warriors face the tournament with three first string stars sidelined. Bil McVay Lawrence Nelson and Jud Wilkinson are out likely for several days and possibly the entire session. Team officials express doubt about their return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werderson
Bil McVay
Lawrence Nelson
Jud Wilkinson
Third and Fourth Grades Readings and Attainments
A large number have been absent during the past week due to illness. Miss Matthews finished the story Little Goody Two Shoes and is now reading Blackie, a Lost Cat by Richard Barnum. The following third grade students have a 100 percent spelling record: Iris Davis Alyce Fritcher Dorothy Kindigg Julia Ann Pace Levon Mercer Dwight Parker and Ronalle Stephens. In the fourth grade: Betty June Brown Louis Farrington Jackie Gravett Leora Haney Pansie Nelson Allen Nesbitt Ferne Simmonds and Ruby Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Matthews
Little Goody Two Shoes
Blackie
Richard Barnum
Iris Davis
Alyce Fritcher
Dorothy Kindigg
Julia Ann Pace
Levon Mercer
Dwight Parker
Ronalle Stephens
Betty June Brown
Louis Farrington
Jackie Gravett
Leora Haney
Pansie Nelson
Allen Nesbitt
Ferne Simmonds
Ruby Smith
Local notes on residents and officials move dates
Fifth and Sixth Grades Lyte Sowers moved to Red Oak. Judge O D Wheeler visited from Council Bluffs with his brother W B Wheeler who retired January 1 and reopened his law office with F H Northrup. Mr and Mrs Darwin Guss of Omaha visited his parents last week.
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Jud Coppock
Gerald Penll
Herme
Mortony Mills
Eumonia
Waldo Edmondson
Suny
Eatry
Earl Boileau
Red Oak
Paalon
Dan
Shelby
Earnest Elson
Amanda Bell Place
Dayson Byers
Griswold
Herman
Glenwood
O. D. Wheeler
Council Bluffs
W. B. Judge Wheeler
F. H. Northrup
Darwin Guss
Omaha
Edna Douglas
Conneil Bluffs
Marjorie Taylor
St. Charles
John Taylor
J. E. Ball
Minneapolis, Minn
H. C. Knight
H. C. Hicks
Ivan Shook
Evelyn
Iva Bass
Arthur Mills
Osceola
H. L. Kellenburger
Marjoria James
Minnie Whisler
Pearl MeLstu
Henry Schick
Mabel Campbell
Mt. Ayr
Demnic Martin
Frank Laughlin
Bishop Sale
Cotmee
Floyidt Gee
Avoca
Mr. Gee
Ratte
Col. Watcher
Butcher
Nicholas Senn Hospital
Clyde Addy
Ed Maher
Ralph
George
Wiltsea
L. E. Gutachenr¢ter
Will Laughlin
Community Visitors Share News and Family Gatherings
Wieht and family enjoy a visit from his Mother of Red Oak while M Uhe notes a Christian Ladies Aid meeting and generous gift donations. Several relatives travel through Carson for visits. Harover and bank work in Adel, with Mrs Donald Fisher and Grace Edmondson making town stops. multiple locals hosting or visiting in Carsan, Fort Holleaw, and nearby towns.
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Red Oak
Christian Ladies Aid
Terry
Neonat Houser
Malverning
Wilburn Houser
Tarry
Maerdonia Wis
Walda Edmondson
Edmondson
Grace
Carson
Bol Harover
Harover
Adel Air
Donald Fisher
Grastha
Pal Redman
Avoed
Louise
Martie Jinsen
Dinh
Jim Foes
Viveil Galloway
Fins
Tia Fort Holleaw
Miro
HE Brand
Carsan
Addie Hotletu
Margaret Harbor
Bistiece Valleeva
Carsam
Maarine Orlo Harris
Art Phelps
Flvyn Dulloway
Omaha
Forrest Snodgrass
Emersean
Emerson First Baptist church rolls and market dinner
The First Baptist church at Emerson held its annual roll call and market dinner on Sunday February 8. It marked a red letter day for the church as yearly reports and business were reviewed. Despite a smaller attendance, the meeting was excellent.
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First Baptist Echored
Emerson
President's Ball Attendees and Local Social Notes
A well attended President's Ball raised 37.50 for a cause. Local social items include Kensington at Mrs. L. E. Ripley’s parsonage, numerous visits and trips to Omaha Ottumwa Council Bluffs and Kingfson Oklahoma, and several residents in hospitals, schools, and churches with small meetings and travel notes.
Don’t Get Up Nights With Natural Bladder Relief
A crude remedy touts juniper oil and Buchu leaves to hush excess acid and waste, claiming it stops waking at night and frequent urges. It promises relief in four days, improves energy, and brands a green tablet Bukets as the bladder stimulant.
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Malvera
W. W. Abel
Declamatory tryouts name speakers for Feb 12 event
After Monday and Tuesday tryouts the school selected speakers for the public Feb 12 event. Humorous category includes Cloma Edie Dee Joris Davis Evelyn Staak Re land Edie Dramatic picks are Doris Blehap Juas j Wita Edie Enid Snodgrass Mary Ian Johnston Oratorical finalists are Billy Ripley Joe Alan Galen Parker Merna Kills Last Tuesday Red Oak lost to Emerson 28 to 24. Miss county tournament starts Thursday and runs through Saturday.
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Cloma’ Edie
Dee
Joris Davis
Evelyn Staak
Reland Edie
Doris Blehap
Juas J Wita
Edie
Enid Snodgrass
Mar
Ian Johnston
Billy Ripley
Joe Alan
Galen Parker
Merna Kills
Red Oak
Malvern Bank Proposes Stock Liability Amendments
The Malvern Trust and Savings Bank in Malvern Iowa adopts amendments to its Articles to establish non liability of post November 1933 common stock for corporate debts and capital impairments, and to extend limited liability protections to stockholders for liabilities arising after November 30 1933. The amendment, approved by a majority of 427 votes from 425 shares represented, outlines Section 2 on assessability and related provisions, with references to Chapter 119 of the 45th General Assembly.
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Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Iowa
Malvern
Towa
45Th General Assembly
Amendment and authority to file Articles of Incorporation
The document records a corporate resolution authorizing the president and cashier to amend the Articles of Incorporation for the Malvern Trust and Savings Bank in Malvern Iowa and to sign acknowledge record and publish the amendment. It certifies the proceedings of the stockholders meeting and lists the officers Fred Durbin and R T L Hale. It also includes a separate note on a star described by the American Nature Association comparing brightness and temperature of a hot star.
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Wott Ter
Pattie
Terry Otextete
Fred Durbin
R. T L. Hale
RK. W. Criswell
Cashier
American Nature Association
Imogene-5 Newsnotes and Family Announcements
A garbled local column records births, illnesses, visits, and community events. Imogene Mills and families celebrate new arrivals and recoveries while residents attend church, hospitals, and parish events across Council Bluffs, Malvern, and nearby towns.
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Im Gravitt
Harold Bais
Ladies Aid
Allis-Chalmers
Fr. L. Salyers
Jim
News of
Henderson Consolidated School
Lyte Sowers
Rand
Jima
Baptists
Kensington
L. E. Ripley
Coppage
Tucson
Ariz
Lynn Warren
Alabama
John L. Evans
Ottumwa
Floss Moore
Villisca
Doris Good
Covenant Hospital
Izora Tishop
Rieland
Supt
J. H. Paxson
Tena Stennnett
Kingtson
Oklo
Stennett
W. H. Holmes
O. P. Anderson
Humphrey
Nebr
Vernon
Johnson
Huth Cheney
H. F. Cheney
Ruth
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Emily Burton
Nellie
Shenandoah
Helen
Mr. Knight
Mia
Ralph Knight
Hal Wyland
Harlan
The
Malvern Trust
Imogene
E. Mills
Elass
Maine
Pte
Fobeen
Mertite
Leavenworth
Kala
Hays
Mingich
Vangelitin
Chave
Gimaha
Mise Mae
Bil Sweeney
Taatioess
Andres
Johnny Delehant
Len Causchearitter
John
Vincent
Wera Fh
St. Patricks
Ohebl
Welcone
United
Illinois
T—Millward Fillmore
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Canada
France
Strahan School
Vrooman Ranch
Black Jack Mules
Red Jack Mules
John Deere
Case Gang
Deering
Bob Sled
John Deere Lister
L. A. Talbalt
S. M. Criswell
Farmers State
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