Elihu Cheney Dies at Home in Emerson Mills County
Elihu Cheney a pioneer of Emerson and Mills County died at his home south of Emerson on February 9 1929 after three strokes and paralysis He was born March 20 1859 in Illinois and moved with his family to Iowa later living near Glenwood and Emerson He married Eviana Mercy Giddings in 1874 and had four children Funeral services were held at the Emerson Baptist Church with burial in Emerson Cemetery Survivors include widow Mrs Eviana Cheney and several children across states The obituary highlights his pioneer life community service and long church membership
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Emerson
Poh
Elihu Cheney
Mills County
Alynys
Oelock i
Baptist
Ovestowine
Cripatis
J. G. Barnett
Milton
Lucinda Cheney
Kent
Towa
Glenwood
Salt Lake City
Utah
Illinois
Iowa
Glenswood
Eviana Mercy Giddings
Charles Biles
Milat
Jesrice Facon
Ion
Wyoming
Veet Durbin
Gerdes Abd
Ivan Dori
Hsia Sibert Cheney
Ella Honey
Baptis Seit
Tite
Uber
Veigibor
Aid
Jushand
Chilgren
Auxiliary Auxiliary Holds Meeting At Wdra Branch
An underscored note from the American Lewlan group shows the auxiliary gathering at Wdra with Mrs. Cramar presiding and several members attending the entry department event. Details are incomplete due to OCR errors.
Legionnaires Banquet at Emerson Honors County Leaders
A Legionnaires banquet on February 6 at the Emerson Presbyterian Church honored the American Legion and Auxiliary. Sixty five attended, including sixteen from Glenwood. County Commander Frank Ogtevle presided. welcomes by K A Evans, with responses from Harry Norman and others. The event included a three course dinner, decorated halls, and a county get‑together mood followed by a dance at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ogtevle
K. A. Evans
Harry Norman
Marvel
Rimes Past
Glenwood
K. A. Bryans
Auxiliary
W. C. Rathke
Glenweed
Talka
Fer
J. G Barnett
Tuc Cus L. Smith
Emerson
Oper House
Maynes Dies in Iowa City After Hospital Stay
Charles F. Maynes, in poor health for some time, left for Iowa City to enter state hospital for treatment. He worsened and passed away Sunday. Remains will be brought to Emerson for burial, with H. C. Hicks accompanying him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FP. Maynes
Iowa City
State Hospital
H. C. Hicks
Mr. Masbea
Emerson
Emerson People Give Radio Programs Emerson Central
Two radio programs were aired on KICK Red Oak last week. Francie Briges and his sister Marjorie hosted Thursday's show followed by the Harmony Sisters Ethel and Mae Honeyman formerly of this place. Friday featured Mrs J A Thorson with performers Rev and Mrs Paul K Holland Misapé Laurene Kep ler Blanche Cooley and others. Local residents visited, traveled, or returned, including Mr and Mrs Claude Barns and son John of Sillott and Donald Coates from Omaha. Several residents report new cars and health updates, with cataract surgery mentioned and various family visits noted.
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KICK
Red Oak
Francie Briges
Marjorie
Harmony Sisters
Ethel and
Mae Honeyman
J. A. Thorson
Paul LK
Holland
Misapé Laurene Kepler
Blanche Cooley
Francis Briges
Claude Barns
John
Sillott
L. L. Scott
Donald Coates
Omaha
W. W. Anderson
I Tabor
Doyle Hunteman
HH. F. Oglevie
Siarold Denford
Waue
My. Wnd
J. F. Denford
Fern
Rick
Wayne Cole
Ap Alhack
Lousllux
Mee
H.C. Knight
Fannie Crofton
Cuassatesy
Dese Kutua
Dauxleter
Cyeuluy
Vue
Eliu Fhe Buy
Miuy
Mary Bhesudon
Keblertop
Wud
Mark Katoh
Toutly
Howe
Alt
Agr
G. K Thompson
Dee Mulnus
Wnalouklaw
Bunaens
Maxciay
Mr Wad
New Store Opens in Hastings in Crawford Building
W. Young, active in mercantile work, opens a furniture store in the Crawford building on the west side of Main Street. He will offer both new and used furniture, maintains a stock, and will also run an insurance office in the same location.
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Hastings W
Young
Crawford
Main Street
Teachers Meeting and Notable Local Visits
A Tuesday teachers meeting at the Lincoln and Washington Carrier Luther schools discussed topics assigned by Mr. Malony. The article lists numerous Malvern and nearby residents visiting, attending events, or traveling, including Grace Liddell, Helen Banker, Ravens Netler, Marie and Rowena Shepard, the Shaw family, the Hathaways, Ian Greeson, and many others, with mentions of school activities, a chicken hatch, and a basketball tournament finale in Malvern.
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Malony
Lincoln
Washington
Carerie
Hastings Family Stricken After Basketball Trip
Mrs Harry Potter near Hastings became seriously ill Saturday after returning from Malvern. Dr Christy called, Manafield ambulance sent to Edmundson hospital arriving Monday morning. A baby born during the illness died. Mrs Potter slightly improved Tuesday evening but still grave. Vernon Potter contracted scarlet fever, family quarantined.
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Harry Potter
Malvern
Christy
Manafield
Edmundson Hospital
Vernon
Hastings Girls Edge Emerson 22 to 12 in Afternoon Game
Hastings high school girls defeated Emerson 22 to 12 on Monday at Emerson. Keith Shaw suffered a hand sledding accident Saturday cutting a left cheek requiring four stitches. Clarence Sandiland and Glenn Burchfield attended the Red Oak cribbage tournament Tuesday with Sandiland winning top honors.
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Hastings High School
Emerson Girls
Emerson
Hastings
Keith Shaw
Clarence Sandiland
Malvern
Clarence Sandland
Glenn Burchfield
Red Oak
Basketball Boys Dine Together at Lunch Before Tournament
The basketball team shared a hot noon meal served by the senior girls under the domestic science teacher. The girls were asked if the boys were good feeders, and they likely answered yes, remarking on the boys’ appetite and behavior.
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Itis
Eighth Grade Examinations Near Hastings Area
Rural eighth grade examinations were held Thursday and Friday at the school building. Pupils listed include Maxine Lett Donald Lew Harry Strombers Benton Billy Bowmen Golden Hill Joe Rob tins Wanda Shaw. A Hastings high graduate visited Friday morning and sang several solos. Mr. and Mrs. W B Purcell were called to Shenandoah Bun on Sunday evening by their daughter Mrs Oliver Achenbachs illness. Mrs Clarence Sandsland left Tuesday for Audubon to visit friends until Saturday. J Wallace came from Lincoln on Sunday. Mrs Wallace is improving and may leave the hospital soon.
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Clan Haran
C. Dice
Lewis Myers
Malvern
Marie
Rowena Shepard
J. W. Shaw
Wanda
George
Glenwood
Ed Hathaway
Kimball
South Dakota
Mra
Blackwell
Ian Greeson
Elliott
Trusgell Hall
Hastings
Roy Quimby
H. A. Smith
R. H. Malony
Red Oak
W. N. Malony
J. F. Lockabill
J. W. Grayson
Missouri
Art Whitney
Dauughter
Norrs
Clark
R. E. Poindexter
Omaha
John Clover
Pender
Nebr
Clover
Clint Genung
Bassett
L. K. Mason
Blale Bowman
H. E. Clark
Scott Hunt
A. P. Shaw
Frank
Council Blalta
Shaw
Milo Marsh
Cecil Blaksley
Ronald Webb
Centerville
Fred Jaukabul
Ralph Hall
Maxine Lett
Donald Lew
Harry Strombers
Benton
Billy Bowmen
Golden Hill
Joe Robtins
Picker
W. B. Purcell
Bhenandoah Bunany
Oliver Achenbach
Clarence Sandsland
Audubon
J. Wallace
Lincoln
County Board Proceedings Amid Stale Finance and Aid Disbursements
County supervisors convened in regular adjourned session approving minutes and a long list of welfare disbursements for the Poor Fund including medical aid and artificial supports, plus road and bridge fund expenditures. The board also authorized tax and court expenses, supplier payments, and various township and drainage district actions, with reports on school fund mortgages and 1928 financial notes.
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Board of Supervisors
Kinney
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A. le Auxiliary Most
Mrs. Cramar
Wdra
Legionaires
Chas. F. Maynes
Emerson People
W. & Young
Bluse
Apapal
Wanda Shaw
Hastings High
Acosls
Botna Valley
Hastings, Lows
Sontese
Eva van Ausdale
County Board Proceedings
Fullerton Bamber Co
Fullerton Lumber Co
Gearhart Lumber Co
Greett Bay Lumber Co
Gund and Sein
O. Ns. H
Wm. Hall
Donevan
Flown
W. M. Plimpton
B. Pickens
Raynor
Raynor Guneral Home
A. P. Reeve
Chas, W. Shaw
Allan Watts
A. P. Scott
Montgomery County
W. Abel
M. Bacon
A. J. Boyer
Royer
Ivan Shook
Yarting Oil Company
Nh. H. Daniel
James Durbin
Edmonds
Farmers Co-operative Co
Nlond
Tuclis Gilmore
Hoad Fund
Greenwood Lumber Co
Louie Hurst
Humphrey and Howe
ether—Road Fund
Ome Kler Auto Co
Manhattan ON Co
National Refitting Co
Omaha Road Equipment Co
Omaha Welding Co
Shames Auto Radiator Co
van Bhook
Renlt
Dtrahan Lumber Co
Coley
Bona
Ice
Court House
Faii
Ridgar Christy
Foierson Mutual Tal. Co
Frankel Carbon Co
County Fund — ‘Rye Mfg. Co
County Fund
Metropolitan Supply Co
Malvern Leader
County Fund of Malvern Leader
Jal 1
Smith Typewriter Co
Amanda
Carson
Lowna
Bese Wey Fmrc
Flaher
Couny
W. C. Donner
Fh. B. Tubbs
Chas. W. Shaw
H. A. Douglas
E. G. H. Peterson
H. H. Hillyer
F. Redman
M. R. Cunningham
W. W. Glynn
Fudd
HL. Hall
K. Henderson
F. Scheel
Guy Custer
Bower Motor Co
Hbridge Fund
Carl Buch
George Douglas
Bridge Fund
Darting Oil Company
Farmer's Co-operative Co
D. D. Wheeler
Jeo. A. Radford
Whitney W. Gillisland
Caemegnerany Systeatt
American Railway Express Co
American Railway Express
B. QO
Baldwin
Chas. Briley
Fred Delevan
McCartney D. H
Hobert Henderson
Eess
Robert Henderson
Iowa Power and Light
Qukdale Sanitarium
Soldier's Orphan Home
Clarinda Hospital
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Woodward Hospital
Trenefer
Independence Hospital
Patienly
Ereseeee
Orlow. Kier
Bridge Frags
Morgai ‘Auacnior
Maselink
Walter McKnight
Library Fund
Harry Paul
WM. Pilmpion
We Rhoads
auditor-County
Fulg Encest
R. W. Rhoades
I. W
Mlion Co
Weaimerade
Eermaneem
SSR
Bamewe
Mary Bathke
Ine Au the of
Dacoaa
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