Funeral Services for Mrs. Cloyd Conley
Funeral services were held at Comer Funeral Home for Mrs. Cloyd Conley of the Emerson Henderson area. Rev. J. F. Stille officiated with music by Mrs. M. Cheney and Mrs. Laura Dost at the piano. Born December 13, 1916, in Griswold she died February 7, 1939 in Council Bluffs at 22 years, one month, and 22 days. She married Cloyd Conley on August 26, 1934 and they had a daughter Jeannett Darlene. Survivors include her husband, daughter, her father Toc Frink of Henderson, brother Ray Frink, sister Mia J. E. Windsor of Atlantic, and other relatives. Burial was in Emerson cemetery.
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Comer
Cloyd Conley
Emerson-Henderson
J. F. Stille
M. Cheney
Laura Dost
Lily Conley
Griwold
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Cloyd Contey
Jeannett Darlene
Heriitle
Toc Frink
Henderson
Ray Frink
Emerson
Slater
Mia
J. E. Lindsor
Atlantic
Emerson Cemetery
Orville Durbin
Red Oak Hospital
R. B. Tubbs
California
Texas
Florida
Chas. Ronk
Paul Jones
Elbridge Shook
Ephriggm Palmer
Wheeler Grove
Clara Pratt
Red Oak
Jennie Kellenbarger
Emma McMullen
Emerson Chapter
Elsie Evans
Friendship Club
Merle Hevero
Harold Vannavedig
Duane
Howard Thomas
Wales
Elisa Hoasie
Clarence Hoagie
Frank McArthur
Oakland
M. L. Evans
Edith McArthur
Boworth League
Milla
Emerson News: Shower, Funerals and Club Reports
Miscellaneous items from Emerson recount a bridal shower for Mrs. Ronald Honeyman with 46 guests, local travel from nearby towns, and a large Emerson Woman's Club meeting. Obituary notes Chester Arthur Allen, 46, died after two years of cancer, with service held at Climax church. Several community groups meet, plans for dances and institutes outlined, and local residents cited for health and travel updates.
Hawks Defeat St. Joe Team In Tight Battle
Emerson Hawks beat St. Joe Missouri A A U champs 46 40 in a hard fought game led by 11 points from McMasters and Wink Wilkinson Jed. The contest followed a 26 26 halftime score as Emerson pressed for the decisive points amid cold weather.
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Emerson Hawks
St. Joe
Missouri A. A. U. Champa
Hawks
The
Hawke
McMasters
Wink Wilkinson
Jed
Early town buildings and fires on Main Street memory
History recounts the first hotel and post office built by Anais Sheldon from White Cloud, later sites hosting a drug store, a small lunch room, and a fire that destroyed the latter. A two story structure housed a saloon below and a school above, with Bundy’s hardware and other shops following as the town grew.
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Anais Sheldon
White Cloud
Hastings
Robert Gooding
Sinclair Oil Station
Bundy
Wearing
Hatel, Conol & General More
Bre
George Warner
Weekend Visiting and Meetings in Champion Hill Community
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parker and Marion with the Halde man family, plus several alums and guests at local homes. Social events featured a shower for Mrs. Ronald Honeyman, a Ladies Aid gathering led by Mrs. Carrin McLain, and plans announced for a February meeting led by Mrs. Anne Ballam.
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J. W. Parker
Marion
L. J. Haldeman
Avis Noel
Sarah Cooper
Arlene
Max King
Ronald Honeyman
Stuart Honeyman
Ed Swartz
Howard Dolph
J. F. Shelley
King Tutankhamen Tomb Opened and Suez Passage Marks
A fragmented notice recalls the 1923 opening of King Tutankhamen’s tomb and the 1867 first ship to traverse the Suez Canal. It also mentions a 1545 death of Zicks and a late 19th century style dinner note for the Piburn family of Shenandoah with Bee references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Martin Luther
Zicks
Mr. Ane
Harry Piburn
Shenandoah
Ea Piburn
East Liberty Social Notes Move and Visits
East Liberty residents report Mr and Mrs C Wilhelm moving to a new home with family in celebration. Marian Wilhelm and family joined the gathering at the Wilhelms, as did Kenneth Hunt and sister Joan. Hendersons, Mayberrys, and Mayberry student Clarence Smith spent time with relatives. Josie Kerney endured an influenza attack, the Darnolds took Clarence Smith to Missouri, and Lee Smith returned home. A fair crowd attended Sunday services at 10 am with church school afterward.
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Mra
C. Wilhelm
Florenes
Porethy
Charles
Emerson
Marian Wilhelm
C. C. Wicelm
Kenneth Hunt
Joanny Sear Henderson
Wihelm
St. K. Henderson
James
Leonard Miller
Neth Mayberry
Lee Smith
Birthday gathering honors WH Liston with visiting relatives
Relatives and friends arrived with baskets to celebrate WH Liston's birthday on Sunday. Attendees included the Liston and related families from Missouri Shenandoah Chicago Red Oak and nearby areas. The afternoon featured visiting and hymn singing and guests departed wishing many more birthdays. Glen Snodgrass and Earl Harman relatives noted visits at Mercy hospital and local family friends shared Sunday calls.
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Liston
Ralph Liston
Missouri
Clyda Liston
Shenandoah
Richard Liston
Doc Allen
Grace
Chicago
Ira Ballain
Gordon Buehler
Red Oak
Art Nimes
Juliadine
Glen Snodgrass
Slater
Earl Harman
Mercy Hospital
Betty Jean Shook
Ann Edith Angta
Clyde Shook
Real Estate Record Of Instruments From Milly County Iowa 1999
Real estate transfers listed include Mae Huffaker to Nettie Sell Wilhelmina Smith to Miathilota Schoening and Edith Dodds with fractional interests in lands in Sections 2 and 4 and properties in 30 29 72 41 26 79 4 and 24 73 42. George Hilt to W J Hamilton Lots 1 and 4 Ark 1h Glenwood and other minor transfers detail payments and lot numbers. The Silver City Cemetery transfer notes Lot 413 and related deeds. A note on trained food tasters from the American Chemical Society explains that flavor sensitivity differences below 10 percent can be observed but are not improved by practice.
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Milly County
Towa
Beboog
Mac W
Maddocks
Bate
Edith Dodds
Geo. Hilt
W. J. Hamilton
Ark
Glenwood
Voubbell
Lilie WM
Aubry
W. OD
Pacihe Jet
A. MW. Jidson
Ann
Sultioff
Gornon
Glenwood Shorts
Tome Owners Loan Corp
Inc
Strahan
Shevid Ty
OG. Ola Ch
Bradley & Bowmanside
Silver City Cemetery
N. W. Wilhelm
American Chemical Society
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Thor
Ilelly
Yan
Greenwood
Murat
Reece
Mr. Tubbs
Ian
D. M. Tomlin
East Hill
Walter Cluesy
Batttle
George May
Loomer
Will Post
Naunie Post
Indian Creek
Hevern
Tubbs
Waterman
Eliza Stewart
David Rowhoucer
D . Tomlin
Mra. Tubbs
B. Birdsall
M. L. Evang
A. McLain
Charles Shaw
Sach
Pregent
Malvern
J. W. Baer
Betty
C. A. Calkins
W. A. Caldwell
R. W. Salyers
Allen Chester Arthur Allen
Climax
William
Hattie Allen
Erma Eastwood
Climax Church
Orville &. Howard
Raymond
Floyd
Marlin
Myron
L. O
Climax Vicinity
George Kunze
Phoenix
Ariz
Annoella Waller
Paul Shaw
Omaha
Bob Hogzett
Olson
Clarence Hogzatt
Jacl Hogsett
Raymond Pickrel
Willie Douglas
Geo. Douglas
Peggy Douglas
Raymond Douglas
R. W. Davis
Bunday
Joe Davis
Clyde Rhoads
Birdsall
Dorothy Babbt
Bluffs
Dessa Cote
RL. Fields
W. V. Morrison
Mra. Fields
Lucius L. Smith
St. Charles
Des Moines
Woman's Club
Emerson Woman's Club
Mra. J
Frank Durbin
Marjorie K. Rawlings
B. D. Alden
J. C. Wilkins
A. F. Smith
A. H. Stokes
D. B. Goss
L. E. Patrick
J. E Waymire
Nennie B. Post
Q. D. Greenwood
H. F. Cheney
Ivan Durbin
Cc. W. Hatfield
Women's Relief Corps
Emerson Women's Relief Corp No. 214
Regilar
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Cora B. Comer
Rogers Ellison
Ella Ginger
Fay Wintera
Roberta Kellenbarger
Margaret Larson
Mulholland
Farris
Dallas McGrew
Guy Jordan
M. B. Missionary Societies
H. AL. Kellenbarger
Mabel Campbell
Darold Gleason
Elmer Bass
Dean Boswell
Mary B. Gibson
Kellenbarger
Mr. Davis
B. Comer
E. B. Comer
Art Paterson
Golden Davis
Darlene
Donald Hevern
Tommy Larson
DeLaine Jones
Harold Hosale
Eliza F Hosale
Jesa Shelley
Berthe Kellenbarger
Laura Hodge
Dale Shelley
Ida Steen
W. W. Able
Roscoe Greenwood
Roscoe
Byron Bradley
Emerson State Bank
Lang
Greenwoods
Bilver City
Harvie Douglas
Wan
Everett Waymire
Waymire
Darlene Ackenbaugh
Farragut High School
Richard Crofton
Allen Rowe
Mackesburg
Amon Bmith
Elder
Elie
Akeaton Lineola
Bam
New Mexico
Maine Nos
Havana
King Tutankhamen
East Liberty
Gremishields & Everest Co
Tonry F. Swenson
Aerretion
KFAB
Tom
Folgers
MR. Putitoff
Eaiaree
Wees
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