Emma Mallory Clites Obituary at Strahan Nebraska
Emma Mallory Clites was born in Battle Creek Nebraska in 1874 and died February 7 1933 at her Strahan Inwa home aged fifty eight. She married Frank Filtes December 23 at Madison Nebraska and had eight children, plus many grandchildren. Survived by sisters and a brother and a large extended family, she joined the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints after marriage and remained active in faith until death. Funeral service was held at the Strahan Methodist church with burial in Emengon cemetery. Fragile health since October led to her passing, with neighbors and family noting her kindness and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Mallory Clites
Battle Creek
Nebr
Strahan
Inwa
Frank Filtes
Dee
Madison
C. A. Panlaon
Malvern
Niday
Glenwicd
Mra
Darland
Randolph
Frank
Red Oak
Alfred
Lactings
Mand Dallas
Eeandehildren
Ophring
Lamar
Warren Clite
Jewett
Wand Lake
Walter Mallory
Reorganized Church of Latter Pay Saints
Shenandoah
Methodiat Church
F. G. Barnes
Livertty
Nev
Local Social Roundup From Hillsdale Several Neighborhood Events
Hillsdale residents hosted and traveled for family gatherings and church services over a weekend. Tohn Rodaway family visited Nebraska City for a mother's funeral. Hilton and Race families shared Sunday meals near East Liberty. New home moves, birthdays, anniversaries, and a funeral preceded by oyster stew celebrations highlighted community life with multiple households shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn Rodaway
Familly
Nebraska City
Feneral
Strahan Church News Preview for Next Sunday's Sermon
Weather kept attendance decent at Strahan Church this Sunday with plans for a larger turnout next week. The sermon will center on the theme What is Life and the pastor asks all to attend. Local members Oscar Belknap, Dr Kerr, Mrs Fannie Dering, Mrs Zeno Bass, Mr and Mrs Willa Dye and others were mentioned in updates on health visits and family hosting. Zeno Bass and Strayer Summers traveled to Omaha on business last Monday.
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Oscar Belknap
Kerr
Zeno Base
Lincoln
Fannie Dering
Bass
Willa Dye
Chas. Kayton
Zeno Bass
Strayer
Watcr
Omaha
Through A Womans Eyes On Divorce Custody Dilemma
Jean Newton argues that New York custody battles reveal the true victims are children. Judges should curb parental enmity rather than severing ties. The piece criticizes divorce litigation that harms youths, urging care over bias and urging judges to consider long term welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Danlai
Parente
Strahan Consolidated School Vocational Ed Funds Debate
The Strahan district notes ongoing vocational education funding under the Smith Hughes act continues permanently. An amendment to H.R. 19520 passed the Senate without dissent, ensuring federal support remains available for Strahan’s vocational instructors who have received about $1,000 yearly.
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Senate
Strahan
Silver City Stenhan Hoyas Split With Girls and Boys
Silver City teams played here last Friday night. The girls lost 21 to 33 while the boys won 28 to 11. Local standings and key scorers not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenhan Hoya
Silver City
First and Second Grades Work on Circus Project
First grade class reads about a circus and begins a circus themed project. Second grade finishes a health project showing pictures of a health habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anow
Fifth and Sixth Grades Report and Nearby Social Notes
Viola Morn started school on Monday, now the twenty third student in fifth grade. The sixth grade works on percentage, finding it easier with practice. The fifth grade makes booklets titled Safely, including a safety story, unsafely rules, and safety pictures. Absences noted for Virginia Smith, Joyce Whitehill, Eileen Malloy, Richard and Edward Wiseman. Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson included Mr. and Mrs. BH G. Wederquist and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. Dinner guests last Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nims and children and Mrs. Maggie Parker, with Mrs. Gordon Jones at Malvern. Walter Mallory of Battle Creek Nebr. came to attend the funeral of his sister Emma Clites.
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W. W. Molsherry
Pred Newell
Howard Kayton
Fen
Valentine
Lenty Nimsiy
Aueetet
Clifford Dittehay
Watter Praips
Anew Worttan
Livya Bort
George Prets
Walter
Clifford Diflehay
Lela Balnes
Alien Wottman
Lloyd Short
Msrém Jones
George Phelps
C. R. Warren
Charles Anthony
Viola Morn
Viola
Virginia Smith
Joyce Whitehill
Eileen Malloy
Richard
Edward Wiseman
Acool Thattaek
Herbert Johnson
BH. G. Wederquist
Frank Johnson
Henry Nims
Maggie Parker
Gordon Jones
Malvern
Walter Mallory
Battlecreek
Nebr
Emma Clites
The Hog Protests The Hog Protests by Douglas Malloch
A damaged OCR poem criticizes pedestrians and street usage. The speaker laments sidewalks crowded by women, kids, crutches, and pushcarts, arguing streets are for the public while drivers face derision from authorities. The piece mocks laws, cops, and judges in a satirical street scene.
Hewing New Welle: Prone TFs and Bird Note
Fragmentary line cites A. R. Bird and references making new welles or tepairs. The readable text hints at preparation or repair notes but lacks clear events, dates, or locations. Restoration terms appear alongside initials, suggesting a brief column note or corrections in a mid period issue.
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Emmna Clites
G. M. Youngs
Clarence Lemonds
Howard Dolph
Bla
Atthike Bredtey
Wattar’ Angas
Pete Omahe Biretyedts
Rome
Robert Shanl
Orvitte Weatherly
Jamen Hepple
Connell Aiutts
W. H. Angus
David
Anny
Edith Ava Margaret
Wayne Robenking
Dorothy Nagel
Gryce Fichter
Thomas Marts
Merrit Fieler
Hillsdale
Walter Hilton
Laura
R. G. Race
East Liberty
Hubert Chambers
Connell
Rendiadi
Strahan Church News
Jean Newton
News of the
Strahan Consolidated School
By Douglas Malloch
Anya Vaal
Miltz County
Glenwood
Town
Jersey
Samuel Hutchings
Margaret Cunfiingham
Albert Mitts
Ronte Mery
Monmouth
Cinetrmati
C. Ae
Ruwideh Ronten
Bidney
County
West Mills
Freeport
Tom Shaw
Collins
O¢ Priest
Hastines
Bett
A. R. Bird
Strahan School House
Imogene
Ear Cod
Guernsey
Gray
Jack
Jer
Uleek Jack
Donne
John Deere
B & O. Gang
McCormick
Deering
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