Local Social Notes Highlight Hostesses And Guests
A Henderson dinner party hosted by Mrs Rainbow and guests including Mesdames Prins Witht and Goss plus Miss Converse and Miss Showers. Town visitors from Willisea Carson and Omaha described, with remarks about Christian Ladies Aid quilting and several short visits. Multiple local residents noted attending events, visiting relatives, or returning home from trips in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meedamesi
T. Harayer
Coaee
Bevis Sowers
Soler Thanhesw
Mrs. Rainbow
Notine Sumestians
Onpica Pat
Mesdamesi
Marhor Re Tasouth
Goss
Rex Dory
Hugh Mcsweenery
Converse
Showers
Redman
Matthiws
Wwesebult
Willisea
Mars
W C Parover
Carson
Hazel Steete
Eeets
Thea W
Naydean
Fia Simmons
Christian Ladies
Ajd
Neering
Mra. Gipe
Strahan
Addie Vallente
She
W. B
Rebekahs Install New Officers In Glenwood Lodge
Rebekahs installed new officers Tuesday evening led by Mrs J R Graves and her shift from Glenwood. Members named N G Hinze Ttleele, Vv Anne Holleatu, A O H Harbor, secretary, with after-work refreshments enjoyed by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
J. R. Graves
Glenwood
Margaret Tiarbor
N. G. Hinze
Henderson Consolidated School Pep Meeting and Tests
Henderson Consolidated School held a Thursday pep gathering with songs yells a baritone solo by Mr Dory and student performances. Seventh and eighth graders from Benton and Box Elder visited Friday for tests while absences rose due to illness and the county tournament. The Physics class demonstrated a steam engine principle and a metal conductivity experiment. Public speaking recited poems and learned new words for active vocabulary. American Literature finished Longfellow and began Whittier studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dory
Benton
Box Elder
Ilness
Longfellow
Whittier
First and Second Grades Valentines and Lincoln Study
The primary room has been making valentines and Jimmie Holt is back in school after an absence. Second graders study the life of Abraham Lincoln with sentences written by Joan Stavebraker. Lincoln lived in a log cabin and was a president who was good and honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Holt
Abraham Lincol
Joan Stavebraker
Abraham Lincoln
Fox Cabin
Schol
STOPPING NIGHTLY WAKES WITH JUNIPER AND BUCHU TABLETS
An old ad promotes 25c test tablets combining juniper, buchu leaves, and f le to curb acidity and waste buildup for bladder irritation. It claims relief from nighttime waking, frequent urge, scanty flow, burning, and backache. The text raises branding for Uukets and a Bladder Lastlive product, with price mentions and shop names like Collie Drug Co Malvern and Druguiet Emerson adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie Drug Co
Malvern
W. W
Death of John R. Jones in Wales funeral held
John R. Jones died February 8 at the Methodist hospital in Omaha after a two month illness. The funeral was held Sunday at the Congregational church in Wales with burial in Walesa cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 1
Doves of
Wales
Methodist
Omahi
Walesa
John Denton
Macedonia
Robert Briley
Edmondson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Ed Wilkinson
Lena Dilley
Anthony
New Officers in LG G F Lodge and Local Visits
Hendersons LO C F ladze installed new officers for the year with COE Edmondson Noble Grand G J Haraver Vier Grand Paul Whillips secretary AL Harbor treasurer H W Casebolt. Visitors included J Villiser family from John Goss in Omaha and Donald Finkel home in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
LO. C. F. Ladze
Coe. Edmondson
Noble Grand
G. J. Haraver
Paul Whillips
AL. Harbor
Real Estate Transfers Mills County Iowa 1934 to 1985
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from February 1934 to February 1985 notes transfers between Brant Branston Mickelwait Jurgens Bell Ruben king and others with deeds listed at $1 and property details including tracts in 20-71-43 10-78-40 6-71-42 8-73-42 and Strahan's Third Add to Malvern plus incidental notes on bells at sea and a street greeting about church offerings and an Eagle social page line offering to send news to 100
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District Court of
Mills County
Iowa
Sa. m
A.m
Brant
Branston
Q. C
Oo. A
Chas
Nipp, Re
Evolution of Banking Systems and Public Welfare
B S Necht argues banking has evolved into a semi public profession shaped by gradual change rather than drastic laws. He urges voluntary reform, better banker training, and higher ideals, believing prudent evolution will protect public welfare and elevate the banker’s role in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Necht
Atill
Panacena
Hself
National Savings Mark Increases in 1984
The American Bankers Association reports in Banking that total savings in U S banks rose 3.5 percent to 21 867 606 000 as of June 30 1984, the first annual increase since 1930. Depositors also grew to 88 608 174 accounts, up 299 732 from the prior year, despite a long decline since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bankers Association
Sirca
W. Espey Albig
Banking
Anya
Training School Here for Leaders
4 H leaders and committees attended the February training school at Malvern under Miss Phererer Pophes, an extension specialist in club work. Plans aim to expand Cub work and establish more linear elitbs as special projects for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Phererer Pophes
Achievement Day Plans Progressing
The article notes progress on Achievement Day plans with roles assigned to Mrs Tay Periten and others. It mentions paired work, event preparation, and ongoing coordination by the committee to ensure timely completion of preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Tildine
Tay Periten
Eortiky
Boee
Grete
Flax Seed Sale Planned for Drought Area Counties
County farmers may buy a limited amount of Bison flax seed at 2.25 per bushel through Brien M. Kilpatrick, drought director, via Henry Bieting. The government allocates 14 000 bushels to the drought region with per farmer limits possible. Sold only in Mills county and nearby drought areas. Flax is suited as a nurse crop and can be profitable where adapted varieties are planted early on weed-free land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
County Agricultural
Brien M. Kilpatrick
Aera
Henry Bieiting
Extension Servicer
Tawa State College
Tawa
Kilpatrick
Mills County
Turkey
Farmers May Obtain Free Seed Testing Service Here
Farmers in Mile county are invited to send seed samples for free quality and germination testing through the seed purposes initiative, with the extension service at Ages handling the process. The service, crucial this year due to short seed crops, helps ensure proper seed selection and accurate planting supplies for all farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML Foamert
Mile County
Center Bele Meeting to be Held February 19
Center Bele township announces a February 19 meeting at the Willsdale courthouse. The agenda includes aTall program of entertainment and information for attendees, reflecting a community event hosted by the Center Bele bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Bele
Oregukiy Farm Buteau
Cente Township
Willsdale Ohare
Rebdah
Deadline Feb 20 for Seed Oats Applications
Farmers seeking government seed oats at 76c per bushel must apply by February 20. County drought director Bruce M. Kilpatrick reports from state and federal offices that unclaimed Iowa allotments of 350000 bushels will be reallocated to states with greater need. Applications and blanks are being mailed to farmers. return to the county agent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
R. K. Buss
Iowa State College Extension Service
Minneapolis
Iowa
New coal colors a bow with brilliant hues and refined output
An article promoting Redned Sunflower Coal from Midway Coal Mining Co of Pittsburg Kansas claims this refined coal offers vibrant color indicators for product identification in stores and stations. It highlights branding, safety and non ash-forming properties while stressing easy selection by color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menalty
My. McNalty
Montia
Pitsture & Midway Coal Mining Company
Pittsburg
Kan
Crops to Plant Besides Corn Farmers Problem
Farmers face a shortage of crops to plant beyond corn with drought effects. Officials note diverted production contracts and county figures showing nearly 22,809 acres diverted to other crops and clover loss. Authorities warn the shift may impact feed and crop diversity across the region.
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John Rainbow
Rebekahs
News of
Henderson Consolidated School
John R. Jones
LG. G. F. Lodge
H.W. Casebholt
J .Villiser
Bervis Sowers
John Goss
Omaha
Dave Owens
Iva Fisher
Maud Darling Edmondson
Donald Finkel
Lincoln
Gal Wisht
Jud Cappock
Malvarn
Rey Viner
Wayne Hyers
Wil Brown
Dan Perkina
Karl Hofbau
Art Fritcher
Methodist Ladies Ald
J. C. Goss
Elsworth Plumb
Ald
Dan Perkins
Clyde Gravitt
Mrs. Perkins
Mms
Addie Belleng
Occ
Gravitt
Emerson
Virginia Trarbor
Indianola
Japan
Salina
Mills Countians
Mills County Farm Bureau News
Drouth Area
Wack
King
Fies
Heneye
Eminty Deenh
Die
Tee
Pavelos
Abnor
Lapdainathe
Marco
Coty
Bre
Willard Devers
Loan Drug Co
Ady
Hastings
Peter Schutler
John Deere
John Deere Lister
Concord Harness
New Century
McCormick
Just
Sterling
Anker-Holt
R. W. Sowers
Earl Cramer
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