Henderson Quilt Show Plans Second Annual Event
The second annual quilt show will be held February 18 at the Christian church in Henderson. Entries close at noon, judging by 1 pm. Classes include Embroidered and worked, Patch work and scrap, Applique, Baby quilts, and a Miscellaneous class. Antiques, souvenirs, a candy booth, and a ten cent grab bag will be offered. A 35 cent chicken dinner is served in the basement at noon, with a short program directed by Miss Hazel Jones and register by Sylvia Wright. Committee heads are listed for menu, kitchen, dining room, quilts, and social activities. Verne Guffey and family from South Dakota visited Mrs. Guffey’s parents, Dave Anderson and wife, by auto.
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Christian Church
Henderson
Eia
Clarh
Hazel Jones
Sylvia Wright
TL. W. Triplett
Kitcheh
Wm. Smal
Raymond Caseholt
Lester Forestall
Addie Boileau
A. A. Wright
Leslie Allensworth
Stra
Allensworth
Robert Mills
Mercy Brapital
Cornell Bluffs
Francis Burgoin
Silver City
the Christians Church
Wright
Bord Straight
Zell Bolton
Stewart
Bill McKeeney
Familly
Doyd Straight
Willard McKeeney
Hozel Brown
Ol Mle Thomas
Wales
Thomas
Virginia Woods
Eunice Isaacson
Forrest Abramson
Elliott
Viner
Dewey Haines
Holden
Willisea
Robert McMullen
Starr
Miss Morgan
Henderson M E Church Sees Youth Rally and Evangelistic Plans
A group of young people attended Rpworth League with Dejom a Copland leading the session on The Christian Attitude Toward Other Races Luella Harbor leads next Sunday evening on Following Christian Ideals Plans were approved for evangelistic meetings the last two weeks in February with first service next Sunday at 7 30 p m and daily services except Saturday Special music each evening and all are welcome
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Rpworth League
Dejoma Copland
Luella Harbor
Rarard
Chorch
Sheriff's Sale in Mills County Iowa 1931 Auction Notice
Sheriff W. S. DeMons issues a 1931 execution sale listing personal property and land in Mills County Iowa. Items include horses cattle and farm machinery, twelve lots of livestock, and 1000 bushels of corn from 1929, with lands described SE of Sec 23 and NW of SW of Bac 24, Township 72 Range 42. Sale set for February 28, 1931 at Alstrope farm west of Malverna Jews, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with cash on hand.
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District Court
Mille County
Towa
Malvern Trust and Savings Hank
W. A. Briley
Mills County
Iawa
Buster
Dolly
Noll
Alstrope
Malverna
Glenwood
Iowa
Lanecter C&r
Ixine
Silver Creek
County Recorder
Wabash Bolhway
Desinning
New Officers Installed at Rebekah Lodge in Coburg
The Rebekah lodge installed Florence Edmondson as N G and Ida Simmons as W O, with Oda Haraver treasurer and others in roles. Attendees drew boxes, each taking someone else’s box, in a social evening. Local reports note judges and teachers visiting nearby towns and events through Osceola, Hastings, and Shenandoah, with travel including a Phoenix trip and a food riot encounter in Oklahoma City.
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Rebekah Lodge
Florence Edmondson
Ida Simmons
Oda Haraver
A. Ti. Harbor
Hazel Brown
Myrtle Selby
Martha Smith
Margaret Harbor
G. Will Brown
N. G. Auldie Rollonu
Baptismal Services Immersed Fifteen at Christ Church
Last Tuesday evening at the Christ in church fifteen were immersed by Rev. Wilson of Emerson and Rev. Thomas of Henderson. They had joined during meetings held at the Oaks school house. Next Sunday evening at the services at the M. E. church some of them will be taken in as members.
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Christ In Church
Wilson
Emerson
Thomas
Hender
Oaks School House
Ladies' Aid Meeting Adds New Exchange Feature
The Ladies' Aid group met Thursday at the M E church after a lunch turnout. Each attendee received a package valued at twenty cents and swapped it with the neighbor in a basket. The event raised over five dollars beyond lunch proceeds.
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M. E. Aid
Death of Mrs Jane Botte at Boulder Colorado
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Jane Botte of Boulder at over eighty after a long illness. Mentions family sympathy, mentions relatives in Iowa and Nebraska, and lists numerous local social updates including visits, health notes, farm exchanges, a cooking demonstration, and a birthday party.
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Jane Botte
Boulder, Colo
Jane Hone
Boulder
Cole
Local social notes from Council Bluffs visit families event
MINEQLA Hane Schulte of Council Blairs vialted at the home of Mise Ame la Pirman and mother Friday. Ferdinand Schogning ip driving new Hulck, Herby Distchier and daughter Mildred, Mre. Pirman and Mies Amelia Pirman drove to Man kato, Miun. Saturday for a visit with Mia. Pirnmen's daughter and family. Mr. and Mew. J. 7, Kenney pay iortained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bobbitt and Mrs. Henry McCombs, and Mika Narle Jouoa and Bheldyn Hendiig of Bilves City. Ny. and Mee. Wi King visited with Mr. and Mrs. Md Baur Batu erday eventing. Mr. ugh Clipa on way to Mis pola Monday, Law yanss Cavar Hionise, 5 Hobbits attended Peter teat inna canrt event Stat ih (ue avenge it Lire lodge visita the Clouse
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Hane Schulte
Council Blairs
Mise Amela Pirman
Ferdinand Schogning Ip
New Hulck
Herby Distchier
Mildred
Mre. Pirman
Mies
Amelia Pirman
Mankato
Miun
Mia
Pirnmen
Mew
Kenney
Earl Bobbitt
Henry McCombs
Mika Narle Jouoa
Bheldyn Hendiig
Bilves City
Mee
King
MD Baur
Ugh Clipa
Mispola
Law Yanss Cavar Hionise
Peter Teat
Emerson School Contest Awards Highlight Local Talent
The Emerson high school staged a preliminary contest Tuesday night in the spymnasium where the Kamorana division presented its program. Lucille White won first with The Children's Pregrant, Yorothea Lakin second with Little Sister of the Sheik, and Doris Good third with Harry Was a Grouch on Grandmothers. Other participants included Dorothy Parker, Avis Boswell, eet Douglas, Rubs Doyle, and Gens gin Hatfeld. Medals were awarded by John I. Evans for the school board. The oratorical and dramatic divisions had been held earlier. Winners in oratorical: Edith Baas first with Constitution, Jean Koeh ersperger second with Mother, John Salmons third with The Unknown Soldier. In drama, Miss Maxine Shaw won first with The Rich Guy, Huth Chones second with The White Hands of Felham, Gertrude Taker third with The Lilac Lady. Mrs. Lillian Gottshutt was praised for training the competitors. Due to many strong numbers, two contests were needed to pick the best.
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Spymnasium
John I. Evans
Edith Baas
Jean Koehersperger
John Salmons
Solier
Maxine Shaw
Huth Chones
Felham
Gertrude Taker
Misa Lillian Gottshutt
Parties in Mills County District Court Land Suit
A long list of defendants including Ruben Ste and many Longs Swarts and Campbells faces a real estate suit in Mills County Iowa. The petition seeks quiet title and removal of any claims to property and a judgment declaring clear title in the plaintiff. The case notes a February 1981 term and a default judgment warning if defendants fail to appear.
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Hades
District Court of
Oowanm Oan
Mills County
Sadie Swarts
Anna Swarts
Mar'satit Swarts
Karl Thomas
Mahio Thomas
R. WA. Goad
Betty B. Toad
Burker
John Burker
McCoy
Casper O. McCoy
Josephine MetCry
Leeti
LB. McCoy
Orpha M. Metrena Planateker
Agguat Tinsleer
Julia Summers
Pred Bangheker
Rasa Duriek
Eon Fisher
Bimna Rethemeter
Aucast Tunsinger
Fred Monsinger
Veron Stinsinger
Rasa Dorie
Nathan Robinson
Nathaniel Robitson
Laeii Robinson
Awern Swarts
Jegres Ewiarts
Marjorie Swarts
James Swarts
Tat
Shreve
Pint Flimmant
Tank
M_ Flammant
Frances
Dan Ti
Renfrow
Te Gong
Lucile Bo Platamatt
Real Estite
Roewits
District Court of Mills Moline Jty
Martin
Alenwood
Iowa
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Verne Guffey
South Dakota
Mrs. Guffey
Dave Anderson
Auto
Sheriff's Sale
Seahede
C. H. Attich
Coburg
Malvern
Banton
Orlo Harris
Shenandoah
Gayle Wilkinson
Indianola
Nora Gravitt
Fern
Art Allenwworth
Hastings
Minstoy
Ofton
Imogene
L. Harbor
Omaha
Christian Ladies’ Aid
John Ayer
Evans
Standberry
R. L. South
John Rainbow
Phoenix
Arizona
William Rainbow
Winster
John
D. M. Clark
Oklahoma City
Ladies’ Aid
Flmnor Bass
Board of Trustees
Simpson College
C. Wilkins
Wuntsman Brothers
O. E
Bert Huntyman
Enye
Wilkins
H.W. Davie
Maxine Rank
John Hinz
Evelyn
Joseph
Clara McDonnell
Macedonia
Lindsay Coons
Conall
Anne Boarnay
Paul Vestal
Mary Douglas
T. F. Douglas
Lord Lister Hospital
Vestal
Roy Steen
Carson
Relayee
HB. Cole
Lilian Loftshalt
Coin
C. P. Norris
Red Oak
I. N. Cheney
Frank Schrader
Feott
Presbyterian Board
Presbyterian Church
Viacom
Council Bluffs
J. T
J. N. Cheney
R. B. Tubbs
Dr. Co. Coppage
CW. Hatfield
Minnie Whistler
Huntsman Brothers Grocery
Malvern Cleanery
H. C. Hicks
T. H. Grayson
Pace
Ted Huntsman
John James
Farragut
Lang
Graysons
Dave Biggs
Birdsall
B. R. Birdsall
Clarence Whitney
Ruth
Emily Burton
Nellie
Prettymouth
Grace Crawford
Mary
Davis City
Mra.l. E. Ivie
Marner Crawford
Creston
Leela Armillears
Z. A. Jenkins
Wooal Tang
Rey
Agron Johnson
Menilay Oventue
Vale Try
Nebel
Arthur
Ruben Ste
Mamie Higgins
Frank Awarta
Ir. G. Swarts
Nd. Swarts
Mark Swarts
Kim Swarts
J. P. Swarts
Mabel Swarts
Me Koleht
Minnie B. Med Wnight
Davis
Luh Davis
Esther Long
Mester Long
David Lone
Martha Luther Long
Margaret June Long
Henry Lone
Adelia Long
Alma M. Long
Sarah Turkett
Jacob Burkett
Sarah Burket
Jacob Burket
National Life Insurance Company
Mae Hill
Mere Feo Wate
Chine
Dee
Mills Canny
Seethan 25
Lyfe
Wabash Railway Company
Sane Snow Fe Acress Sath Newth
Seth
Qamarter
CSW
San de Mills
Mile County
Kesa 4A Gard
Hr-Ooak Ibt
Plaintif
John Walley
No. 34
Black Mare
Baymare
Team Brown Mares
John Deere
Emerson Standard
Jenny Lind
Myers Automatic
Newton
Birdsell
Rock Island Gang
H. P. Waterloo
Fuller & Johnson
East Liberty
Clara Raine
Lows
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