Mrs. Nora Ellen Brotta Bradway Obituary Notice
Nora Ellen Brotta Bradway was born in Hastings Nebraska on April 6 1872 and died February 13 193? age fifty ten months seven days. She married Levi Laroy Bradway at York Nebraska January 27 1831. Survived by six children Maud Cully Hastings Dean Leroy Nodaway Loyd Bradway Glenwood Nita Anderson Glenwood Opal Strohl and Clifford Q. Bradway. twenty one grandchildren. mother Mrs Green Atotta Glenwood. brother Will Brotte Ruthton Minnesota. many relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM at the Malvern Methodist Church conducted by Rev Roy E. Jareler.
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Reta Bradway
Hastings
Malvern
Roy E
Jareler
Mosie
Amos
Mra
A. Talcott
Facrett
Friente
Bert Bhaul
Juan
Harry McCollister
Earl Wiseman
Frank Whitenutt
Nora Ellen Brotta
Hanens
Levi Laroy Bradway
York
Nebt
Thle Whioh
Maud L. Cully
Dean Leroy
Nodaway
Loyd L
Glenwood
Nita R. Anderson
Clifford Q
Opal Strohl
Eix
Wi Wiest
Nora Bradway
Stotts
Laura Kerner
Josie
Lena Brown
Lanor Benneth
Kenta
Loren C. Adams
Arcile Tlames
Frank Haines
Counc Bluffs
Will Wilcox
Whi Shafer
Gua Newton
Ealter
A. J. Long
Silver City
Mia
Otto Cary
Carl Hodge Buys Partner's Interest in Store
Carl Hodge buys partner Lemon Cox's interest in the Cox and Hodge store. Cox plans to move to Lenox March first as the Hodges will operate the business alone.
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Lemon Cox
Cox& Hodge
Mrs. Hodge
Cox
Lenox
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Died Sunday Last Betty Louise Alton Infant
Little Betty Louies four weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Alton died at home in Hastings on Sunday February 14 after a brief illness of spina bifida. Born January 18 1932 the infant is buried in Malvern cemetery after funeral services conducted by Rev W J Weber. The parents express heartfelt sympathy.
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Betty Louies
Clarence Alton
Hastings
W. J. Weber
Malvern
Kill Kare Klub to Give Washington Bicentennial Program
The Kill Kare Klub of Hastines will present two programs celebrating Washington’s bicentennial on Monday evening February 22 at the church. The public is invited.
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Kill Kare Klub
Hastines
M E Church News Sunday School and Services Update
Sunday school at 10, Epworth League 6 20, services at 7 20 led by Rev Loren Thomas with a large crowd. Despite poor weather, reports show strong attendance and plans to welcome Silver City youths and Rev Barnes next Sunday. Local notes include visits, enrollments at Simpson College, choir duties in Des Moines, and community socials at Malvern and Glenwood with various households mentioned.
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Henderson
Loren Thomas
Silver City
A. Barnes
Hastings School News Briefs and Classmate Absence
Hastings School notes Ralph Sites has been absent the past week due to illness. In Vocational Guidance, students report planned vocations. In Iht event 48 and aide line for secular study, progress noted. "Ivanhoe" continues in English Literature.
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Ivanhoe
Sophomore Exams Begin and Debate Recaps
Students start exams in geometry and history while hoping for the best. A Monday debate at Enallah Tf drew interest, though George Resh was absent. Plans for a class party this week aim for a successful gathering.
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Valentine Party Recap in Fifth and Sixth Grades
Our team held a Valentine party last Friday with a Valentine box. Violet Gustin acted as post mistress and Walter Kelley along with Robbie Bower served as malt catrera. Everyone received a fair lot of valentines and refreshments were served by Miss Harmon.
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Miss Harmon
Freshman Classes Review In Bratish The Merchant of Venles
Freshmen study characters from The Merchant of Venles while preparing for exams in algebra and agriculture. Algebra teachers announce Wednesday tests and the 9-10 class reviews for upcoming exams Tuesday.
Hastings Defeats Red Oak In Close Buzzer Beater Match
Hastings five edged Red Oak 8 to 12 after leading 15 to 12 at halftime. A busy schedule followed with a class tournament among seniors juniors and sophomores and freshmen. Upcoming games include Meg Oak on Feb 17 and St Francis of Council Bluffs on Feb 19.
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Red Oak
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Council Bluffs
Valentine event at Center School and Malvern visit
Mr and Mrs Everett and family spent Sunday at the Harve Care home near Hastings. Attendees included A. J. McGinnis Ora Doug and Everett Plumb Harry Denlap and S. Devin visiting Malvern after a Saturday afternoon. Center School pupils enjoyed a Valentine box party Friday afternoon with Doris Marie Douglas and Masters Benne dict and Morris Smith visiting. Mina Mildred Sederburg served refreshments of fruit salad cookies popcorn and candy to pupils and visitors.
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Chas
Anderson
Simpson College
Mual
Trinity Methodiat Church Choir
Des Moines
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Omaha
Ara. B
Gretchen Sewing
Darling Bower
Lorraine Clark
L. K. Mason
Malvern
Ralph Hall
Everett Purcell
Ed Hathaway
Robert Blunt
Harry Pfaff
Fred Logkabill
Wayne Byers
Henderson Vished
John Hudson
Everett Tomb
Fainily
Harve
Hastings
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Everett Plumb
Harry Denlap
Pnd S
Devin
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Fter
Pipite
Center School
Doris Marie Douglas
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Morris Smith
Mina Mildred Sederburg
Fupfia
Young People from Amerson High Defamatory Contest Winners
Creek Young People from Amerson High attended a defamation contest with three dividing divisions. In the oratorical division Miss Dean Rochersperger won for World’s Greatest Orator, John Dale Salmons took second with The Constitution. Dramatic division winner Miss Maxine Bhan, humorous division held Feb 16. Various local residents visited and some were ill.
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Amerson
Dean Rochersperger
John Dale Salmons
Maxine Bhan
Kean
Walter Lang
Hamburg
Will Archer
Hastings
Clarence Archer
B. ©. Combs
Geraldine
Malvern
Misa Grace Beala
C. L. Ballain
Shenandoah
Ivan Salmons
Bert Baker
CHAMPION HILL COMMUNITY NEWS REPORT
Local church services were canceled due to bad roads and threatening weather. Clarence Bishop and Emmet Cardiff visited relatives. Mrs Cardiff convalesces well after surgery. Cramer sale drew crowds Tuesday though turnout dwindled by evening. Roads thawed, vehicles struggled. some walked home. Flora Allen visited aunt Flore Kochersperger. Verna Hutchings stayed with Glen Daly. Carria James attended an event in Emerson with Jean Kochersperger winning first place in oratory. The Hutchings family suffered a week of the flu but improved. George Kallenbarger, discharged from Linch hospital in Fatbury, Nebr., hopes for mail replies. Jean Kochersperger to compete in Malvern contest. Several locals helped with logistics and meals. Parker family hosted guests. Ines Gordy attended a junior party in Emerson.
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Waa
Sawing Wood
Ioman
Nels
Emery
James Girls
Emmet Cardiff
Cardiff
Cramer
Flora Allen
Flore Kochersperger
Mra
Ward Thrapn
la Verna
Emergon
Glen Daly
Carria James
Hutchings
Kit McLain
Brrs
Lottie Thrapp
George Kallenbarger
Fatbury
Nebr
Edith Parker
Georgia Hatfield
Jean Kochersperger
Emerson
Silver City Sends Car of Corn to Drouth Stricken Regions
A carload of corn was shipped from Silver City to Nebraska and the Dakotas to aid drouth and grasshopper sufferers. Sherman Childs organized the drive with local donors and trucks, raising over 1209 bushels and $32 in cash as the Wabash freight carried the shipment toward Omaha for redistribution.
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Omaha
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Siver City Times
Farewell to Imogene neighbors in February gathering
Imogene residents hosted a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Mike Delehant Sr at their home with fifty attendees despite bad roads and threatening weather. Guests included many longtime locals who presented a monetary purse and mementos before the couple moves to Shenandoah. A later wedding dance and social visits followed as news of other locals circulated.
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Harry Comstock
Eddie Gutechenritter
Albert Meher
Mike Delehant Jr
Delehant
Shenandoah
Death of Rev Father Ambrose of Conception Mo
Mrs. M Printy received word of the death of Rev Father Ambrose of Conception Mo He had often served St Patricks parish in the pastor absence and was chaplain at St Cle hospital Maryville He died Tuesday Feb 8 at St Fra cle hospital after illness and paralysis and was highly respected in his classes and town His last visit was to attend the funeral of Mike Printy Lewis Gutschenritter Vincent and John visited Clarinda on business last Monday
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Mra
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Hate
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Horace
F. M. Straight
Conway
Chas. Abbott
Genevieve Wright
Here
Randolph
Hamburs Hospital
Marie Barren Cane
Bernard Slater
Imogene
Mamie Laughlin
Louise McGareill
Sidney
Tyning
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Hrer
Mike Printy
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa
HY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the District Court Clerk of Mills County Iowa directs sale of real estate owned by Laura Miller, defendant, to satisfy a judgment for 65,496 dollars plus costs. Property located in Section 14 Township 73 North Range 40 West, West Door of Court House Glenwood, Iowa. Sale set for Sunday March 2, 1932 between 8 am and 4 pm, bidding at 10 am. Sheriff W S DeMons signs February 1932.
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Milla County
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North Range
Weat Door of Court Hous
Glenwood
Mills County
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