Connors Hear From Son Vincent Connors In Korea
Imogene items report Vincent P. Connors, a World War II veteran, writing from Korea. He describes bitter cold, daily weed cutting for protection, and sleeping bags for warmth. He expects a truce soon and notes their front lines remain active while he hopes to return home end of the week.
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Connors
SQN
Korea
Thos. Commors
Vincent P. Connors
Ile
Vince
Sania
Vincent
Longtime Shenandoah Resident Claude Maynes Dies
Claude Earl Maynes born March 10 1883 on a farm near Elliott lived near Red Oak Henderson and Silver City and died after heart attack Feb 5 at age 65 10 months 26 days He and Ola Stewart married 1906 She preceded him in death Surviving widow Clara two daughters Mrs Clarence Mass Silver City and Mrs Wayne Halvin Red Oak two sons Earl Oxnard Calif and Trussell Red Oak one son Darwin predeceased in 1946 Funeral held at Perryman chapel Read Oak led by Rev Carl B Robinson Burial in Evergreen cemetery Red Oak
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Jack Wanel
Omaha
Bernard Slater
Omahie
Carl Carlson
Slater
Carson
Makitng
Martin
Anderson
Pubcc
Shenandoah
CY. C
St. Patrick's
Harvey Morse
Council Bluffs
Tom Connors
Connors
John Doyle
Veterans’ Hospital
Joe McGargill
J. F. Mccfargill
Vincent Saner
Clara Kindig
John
Downey
Calif
California State Board of Pharmacy
Creighton University
Lowell Mooney
R. Costello
Imogene
Tarim
Malvern
Viertha Regan
Rita Skatherg
Irene Hughes
Florida
Chicago
Regain
Mike Reuwn
Regan
Law Saner
Greenland
Claude Earl Maynes
John and
Delia Maynes
Eliott
Henderson
Red Oak
Silver City
Clara
Clarence Mass
Wayne Halvin
Earl
Oxnard
Trussell
Darwin
Vormenan
West Oak Church
Archie Angeroth
Farm Bureau
Tve
Archie
Farmore
Harold Smith
Emerson
Harold
Carte Stewart
Farm Bureau members push toward quotas and turnout
Townships report confidence in reaching farm quotas though some slow areas exist. Notable teams highlighted include Richard Miter back, George Marshall, Conrad Kruse, Wayne Stewart, Virgil Morris, and Harry E. Paul. Voters show rising interest ahead of the June primary, with emphasis on civic involvement and party engagement amidst ongoing farming innovations and community leadership.
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Farm Bureau
Richard Miterback
George Marshall
Conrad Kruse
Wayne Stewart
Virgil Morris
Harry EE. Paul
Good Citizenship
Democratic
Republican
Dick Green
Green
Sea Food Club Dines South Farmers In Malvern
Malvern Sea Food club held its second season supper at the Community building entertaining south Malvern farmers and local citizens. Guests consumed near a dozen oysters and a heavy supply of escalloped potatoes and salad before a social evening. A prior event hosted north of the community.
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Malvern
Sea Food Club
Beneel Gray family moves to Shenanillah area farm
A farewell gathering at the Everett Gray home marked the move of the Beneel Gray family from Joe Doyle fan west of town to a farm six miles west of Shenanillah. Nearby, E G Laughtin and sons sold Polled Shorthorn cattle to an Omaha bound association.
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Beneel Gray
Joe Doyle
Shenanillah
Everett Gray
Mrs. Gray
Shenanissaty
E.G Laughtin and Sons
Omaha
Purny Bureau scholarship applications sought locally
Lucille notes county schools chairwoman Mrs. Joe Hathaway requests residents to nominate applicants for the Purny Bureau scholarship by February 22. Each county may name two and the state committee will select two per district. Eligibility requires farm residence, top third class ranking, leadership, good health, and interest in rural education with financial aid.
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Ami
Anyoor
Purny Bureau
Joe Hathaway
County Schools
Joukey
Wills Memos By Dick Goos on Soil Districts Progress
The Diva district notes a big day as Dr. Slater new head of the 505 in Washington speaks and helps celebrate progress. Plans include mite control screens for poultry houses to prevent sparrow carried mites and a crop improvement day at State College with topics on crop production and European ag advances. A vacancy fills by Mrs Adams as extension office assistant March 1. A meeting at city hall in Vouneil Duis on Feb 14 and 15 begins at 1:34 pm.
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Diva
Slater
505
Washington
Tin Tungi
Dulin Adams
Wiliam Helm
Adams
West Mottawalamle
Lows State College
TuWa
Europea
Vouneil Duis
Malvern Firemen Plan Ninth Anniversary Dinner
Malvern firemen announce their ninth anniversary dinner to be held Friday February twenty second. The committee includes Hertz Wilcox Byington Mob Scheffel and Campbell. The event will be at Top om and calh. wives invited. A department meeting covered mutual aid resources and the current treasurer’s report showed receipts of 443 dollars, expenditures of 835.67, and a treasury balance of 1,047.82. New assignment sheets were issued and a long list of equipment roles and committee positions were read to members.
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Malvern
Clayton Hertz
Wilcox
W.or. Byington
Mob
Scheffel
Robt
Campbell
Calh
Freehead
Freuen
Southwest Town Mutual Aid Association
Mills
Montgomery
Fremont
Jane Counties
Treasury
Memorial Services for Grant Kelley Held at Local Methodist Church
Memorial services for Grant Ty Kelley of Chicano will be held Saturday at the Methodist church in Tastings. The service is set for February 16 at 2:40 p.m. Burial will follow at We Chapel Cemetery. Kelley is a cousin of Ray Kelley and formerly lived in Tastings.
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Grant Ty Kelley
Hell
Methodist Church
We: Chapel
Kelley
Ray Kelley
Turner Named Vice President at Livestock Marketing Association
Ira Turner of Mal-Vert Hamel was elected vice president of the Producers Livestock Marketing Association at its annual meeting in Ontario Tuesday. He previously served on the board of directors for several years. Avowal reports showed the association reached 74. No lands of Myestork the past year.
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Ira Turner
North of Mal- Vert
Hamel
Producers
Livestock Marketing Association
Onaria
Myestork
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