Fragmented OCR notes reveal a crowded church event and names
A garbled historical page lists attendees and speakers at a church function. Names such as Mrs Col Lenonds and Helen appear amid scattered phrases about charity and a Master’s comment on water. The text also contrasts hard work with tasks like gathering water and chopping wood, ending with a call to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altesher
Dane Gil
Church
Efe
A Marten
Iteca
Cathet Matai
Pele Fatal Fin
Datlie
Chedrake
Woolin
Tristine
Cheyne
Inch
Katey
Georie Curtis
Vritk Tefaliiseny
Aue Amie
Preston
Boul
Col. Lenonds
Hae Kayton
Yal Hayes
Gilebert McCain
Mere. Jaerett
Veth
Wo Angin
Geri Ger
Date Laughlin
Helen
Holliday
Nuns
Gertie Seatan
Helknap
Wand
Acdio Hithnot
Strahan Consolidated School News Summary
Students show anxious mood as exams approach and grades discussed. Seventh and eighth graders write on home accident prevention and fleet lessons, while girls basketball hosts Sidney Jase in a 35 to 29 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preg Bownte
Ianke Wisin
Sara Corey
Miles
Beth
Beth Alchive
Fsck
al Studs
Aleohal
Hs Fleet
Herman Tredy
Sidney Jase
Sidney
Strahan
Home Declamatory Contest Held Wednesday Evening
A long fragment details a local home declamatory contest held on a Wednesday evening with performances by students including Whitehill and others. The piece describes audience, refreshments, and closing remarks followed by social happenings at a Saturday hall gathering with dancing and a program featuring Thurman furnishing and Big Apple dances.
High School News and Local Notes Roundup
An assortment of school related items and community news. Students and staff names appear across classes and events including geometry work, nationalism topics, and class drawings. Local residents and guests are listed with recent absences and social visits. A town meeting on farm water systems is announced for Thursday evening at Strahan School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Wreoalla
Clifford Baldozier Aly Combs
Clifford
Rothe
van Vinck
Vellege
Strahan Eehensus
Wesley Chapel church wood drive and play noted
Henderson community men cut and delivered a liberal supply of wood for Wesley Chapel. About 20 men worked, some returning to finish the job. Donations from nonmembers and donor Harry Paul acknowledged. The Ep worth League presented Ordered South to support offerings around $5. Next Sunday services planned at Wesley Chapel. Friday Feb 18 official board meeting at Jo R. Clark home. A church steward prayer urges diligent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Harry Paul
Met
Epworth League
Westey Chapel
Wesley Chapel
Jo R. Clark
Hacinek
C. E. Wilson
J. R. Clark
Mira
N. McGrew
Ko Bickel
Marian Wiben
Wo. Vwickeh
Parker
Mir
Co Pathye
J. WW. Wilson
Mister Latehans
Pramk Alexander
Guy Foo Jordan
Ben Dittus
Mara Nostdis
Beaty Bhumb
Robbin
Community notices and social happenings roundup
A typed column records local events and personal visits including a Home Missionary Society program with Rev. Neshit, and an International Fellowship Tea at Wesley Chapel featuring John Wesley history. Attendees totalled 43 with homemade ice cream and treats to benefit the Home Missionary fund. Local tastings, farm visits, and various family gatherings fill the list, with names such as Mrs. Ray Plumb, Miss Jeannette Luther, and families like the Plumbs and Parkers noted alongside illness and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Wash
Henry Washburn
Home Missionary Society
Neshit
McGrew
Henderson-Wesley Missionary Y
Wesley Chapel
John Wesley
Home Missionary Fund
Claude Wilson
Ray Lathrup
Ames
Parker Bros
Lawrence Fickel
Westley 1 Wold Cats
Silver Boys
Clarfoce Hunt
Silver City
Elsworth Plumb
Clinton Parker
Apethar
Oakdale
Jess Bishop
Roy Robbins
Sheldon
Nebr
Local Happenings in East Liberty and Nearby VIllages
East Liberty residents Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Adams, recently from the Hi Bank station north of Hastings, plan to move to a Lamont farm. Arthur Hriggs near McClelland visited Mrs. Laura Kerney. L. G. Adams dined with daughter Mrs. M. H. Latelyn near Henderson. Mrs. Hougess visited Samoni. Dale Hunt and family called on Mrs. Chas Strait’s. Neil Mayberry spent weekend with parents before resuming school in Council Bluffs. Darnold family attended funeral in Coin. infant death followed soon after. Mrs. Joe Mayberry and Mrs. Date Hunt visited Mrs. Butterfield in Mercy hospital. she remains longer but improving. A. S. Bird and family drove Kansas City visitors to Sioux City to see Clyde Davis and Chas. Neer families. Marvin and Mary returned to Butterfield tenant house. Neer family had fire loss in December. Rev. Geo. Webal and Hub Reynolds have been dinner guests around local farms including Mrdocks and Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Adams
Hi Bank
Hastings
J. G. Adams
Lamont
Arthur Hriggs
McClelland
Laura Kerney
L. G. Adams
M. H. Latelyan
Henderson
Hougess
Samoni
Dale Hunt
Dorothy
Freddie
Chas. Strait
Hite
Neil Mayberry
Joe Mayberry
Council
Bird
Isabell
Rollin
Geo. Galwraith
Kansas City
Sioux City
Clyde Davis
Chas. Neer
Marvin
Mary
Butterfield
R. K. Henderson
Neer
Kanaga
California
ML Nelson
Frank DuVal
Frank Haines
Ry K. Hereeson
Laura Keeney
Republican Dinner At Glenwood Draws Big Crowd Feb 11
A large crowd gathered at Glenwood armory for the Lincoln Day dinner honoring the party's founder. After a pork supper, the program featured music and speeches led by Robert Simmons of Lincoln who urged less centralization and pledged government that serves the people. W R Byington chaired. Carl Cook read a challenging letter from Congressman Wearin and introduced Simmons. The Spellering orchestra provided music including a marimba solo by Joyce Pierson and a tenor song by Win H. Wellens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwonel Armory
Robert Simmons
Lincoln
U.S
Simmons
W. R. Byington
County Central
Carl Cook
Otha D. Wearin
Joyce Pierson
Wesley Mel
Win
H. T. Wellens
Emerson
Qivaetet
Mills County Rural Young People Attend Ames Convention
Wayne Lincoln Ethyl Lincoln Rose Lincoln and Paul Hilton attended the state Rural Young People convention in Ames returning Sunday evening. The Mills County delegation received superior rating placing the county among the state’s top fourteen. Ethyl Lincoln narrowly lost the state treasurer race while Wayne Lincoln was elected to the state board of directors representing southwestern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Wayne Lincoln
Ethyl Lincoln
Rose Lincoln
Paul Hilton
Ames
Towa
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Weil Ant
Russell Bird
Malvern
News of the
Strahan Consolidated School
Povst Gla
Whitehill
Ae Purchay
Deters
Adan
Chureten Sagel
Sven Ip
Hines Neos
Pred Nowell
Mas Walter Diener
Walter Anes
Fils Grindle
Thurmin
Howe
Frick
Dale Laughlin
Chas, Gipe
Zeno Bass
Emmett Gipe
Roy Stogstil
Frank Johnson
Helen Laughlin
Watving
Presbyterian Church
Ian Seaton
Danny
Path
Matvette
Siaton
Paul
Zena Tiss
Red Oak Bewai
Palin
Old Fartiers State Bank
Geo. Sehutre
Alieles
Calif
Chas. Whittes
Devel
Arthur Mrailes
Tate
Poland
China
Okdkoland
Mlowas
Conneil Blut
Tomites North Amd Toamiles
Treynor
Neefy
de Poate Sharin Fstia Wih
Dumel
Rhode Island
A. P. Briggs
Th. J. McMurray
Gabbind Savines
Hank
Flannagan
Iowa
Piper Sale Pavillion
Jersey
Guernsey
T. Bo and Bangs
H. E. Flannagan
W. H. Piper
High School News
Soplmmearcs
Esther Hatten
Myarelitert
Styfist
McDonald
Euperator Fabel
Wiles Phillis Orsont
Jean Trively
Deardorft
Y Kind Walls
Viola Horn
Jul Belknap
Richard Wiseman
Marion Shorsk
Devt
David Argus
Diesel Ene Hineer
Charles Hart
Cecil Michelson
Norman Hraumhaugh
Charles Hall
Bae Ward Wiseman
Donald Trively
Billy Kopp
Mary Katherine McDonald
Liljedahl
Jim Baily
Sidsey
Gee
Curtis
Paul Kimsey
Oliver Achenbach
Shenandoah
J.P. Achenbach
Chas. Gipe
Cob Guest
Tennant
C. B. Guest
Methodist
Les Moines
Henderson M. E
Sage
Christian
East Liberty
Yaur Ad
Glenwood
Mitts County
S. F. Baker & Co
Keokuk
J. P. Mitchell
P.dzel
North Mills County
Mr. Thomas
Box Nix
Waterloo
Japan
Earl Shook
Kance & Nelson
Sceme
Barkers Life Company
Ira N. Cheney
Claude Brooks
Delco Light Plant
Arthur Smith
Paul Rowe
Rt. 1
Glettwood
Red Oak Salvage Co
Red Oak
A. M. Armstroung
Tel
Malvern Real Estate Co
Edwin Howard
Willie Bolton
Ralph Robbins
Guy FL Jordan
Hampshire
Iscellawe
Wilson Hatchery
Randolph
Tahor
Andy J.berkhimer
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