Marriage of Misa Steiner and Merrill Simp in Red Oak
The marriage of Misa Fern Steiner daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Steiner of this vicinity and Merrill Simp son of Mr and Mrs C B Stmp of Red Oak was consummated at Red Oak Wednesday February 12. The ceremony was performed at night at the Methodist parsonage Rev L L Weis pastor officiating. The couple were accompanied by the bride’s sister Miss Velma Steiner and the groom’s brother Kenseth Slump. They will reside on the Slump farm southeast of Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Fern Steiner
R. MN. Steiner
Merrill Simp
C. B. Stmp
Red Oak
Noot
Methodiat Parsonage
L. L. Weis
Velma Steiner
Kenseth Slump
Hendetach
Henderson School Oratorical Contests Delight Audience
Henderson held a standout program last Tuesday with three divisions. Sylvia Wright won the oratorical prize for Shall America Go Back, Jeanette Luther took dramatic for The Last Leaf, and Helen Byers claimed humorous for China Bite Eyes. The close humorous race saw Paul William Rainbow and Arthur Luther push Byers hard. Other competitors included Lillie Kjellberg Francia Selby Vir ginia Harbor Peat Norton Reva Goodnight Nelle Wilson Lorayne Amick Ida Simmons. Miss Schrader received praise for her work, and Mrs. Lydia Maxwell of Glenwood visited relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson School
Sylvia Wright
America
Jeanette Luther
Helen Byers
Paul William Rainbow
Arthur Luther
Lillie Kjellberg
Francia Selby
Virginia Harbor
Peat Norton
Reva Goodnight
Nelle Wilson
Lorayne Amick
Ida Simmons
Miss Schrader
Methodist Ladies Aid meets at Mira J C Goss home
The Methodist Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mira J C Goss hosting and Mrs Sam Owens as the other hostess. Members answered roll with a household hint. after noon work was quitting. Several visitors attended and refreshments were served to over twenty ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Ladies’ Aid
Mira
J. C. Goss
Sam Owens
Ladies' Aid Meet at Low Harris Home
More than twenty ladies attended a Ladies' Aid gathering at Mrs. Orlow Harris's home on Wednesday afternoon. Some brought their fancy work and a social time followed. Refreshments were served, and there was limited eating due to a church dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Harris
Orlow Harris
Rev A Wright Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Rev A Wright was taken ill Friday with appendicitis and rushed to Jennie Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs for an operation. He has shown good progress since the surgery and friends hope for further improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wright
A. A. Wright
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Cluffa
Increased Property Damage Limit for Car Owners
Local instance Maii explains advantages of higher limits for automobile property damage insurance. Leading casualty insurers announce policyholders will receive a minimum of 5000 protection under property damage policies, up from the prior 1000 minimum, without extra testing.
Increased Property Damage Protection Under Auto Policies
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company expands property damage coverage effective date. Local rep G T Harover says car owners face up to 5000 dollars in liability and legal costs, with defense in suits under a Property Damage claim. He cites bridge collapse and storefront damage caused by vehicle impacts to illustrate the need for enhanced protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Harover
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Harover
Blanchard River
Hancock County
Ohio
Shower honors Miss Frances Anderson in Red Oak
Southeast Mills County reports a mixed shower for bride-to-be Miss Frances Anderson of Red Oak hosted by Mrs. Will Liston and Mrs. Ralph Liston. Lincoln's birthday theme with red hearts featured an old fashioned well scene, many gifts, and refreshments for about thirty attendees. A separate shower for Mrs. Roscoe O Day sponsored by Mrs. Floyd Gee and Miss Caroline Dunmire followed. Mrs. O Day had wed during Christmas vacation. Frank Prichard and wife plan a Rochester, Minnesota trip for medical consultation as she has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Liston
Ralph Liston
Frances Anderson
Lincoln
Floyd Gee
Misa Caroline Dunmire
Roscoe O'Day
Misa Clella Spurlock
Two More Accidents Happen in Imogene
Two accidents at St Patrick School Imogene Tuesday and Wednesday injure boys. Maurice Maher, oldest son of Clem Maher, breaks collarbone in a greenstick fracture after a fall during play. Artie McGinnis, youngest son of Ed and Mrs McGinnis, fractures both bones in his right arm on cement steps at a bazaar entrance. Both boys are recovering as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks School
Maurice
Clem Maher
St. Patricks Hall
Artie
Ed McGinnis
Dentist Dr Leslie E Stiles to Visit Shenanodosh
A dentist named Dr Leslie E Stiles of Shenandoosh will visit the Imogene area, occupying the former Weber office across from the telephone office. He will be in the office from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. each Tuesday starting February 18, treating patients on a weekly schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Lesiie E. Stiles
Shenandosh
Weber
Winter bazaar at St Patrick's hall raises funds
The annual three night bazaar in St Patrick's hall attracted fair crowds Tuesday and Wednesday with Thursday drawing the largest turnout. Lunch was served on the first two nights, while Thursday offered a full chicken supper. Donations were strong though expenses remain to be paid from the roughly $700 raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Hall
Jook
Grace Allen Weds TD J Duncan in County Tie
Announcement lists Miss Grace Allen marrying TD J Duncan of cnt ycage with Grace long in Chicago teaching music and a Shenandoah high school graduate who studied at Sherwood Music Conservatory. Duncan described as nice and charming. Grace born in Imogene. Local friends extend wishes for happiness and a long wedded life. Other notes mention Francis Hughes return from Excelutor Springs, Jim Leonard and George Leahy in Silney for jury duty, Paul Delehante visiting kin near Shenandoah, and Dan Grant moving to St. Margaret hospital in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Allen
Miss Grace
TD. J. Duncan
Cnt
Ycage
Grace
Chicago
Shenandoah High School
Ale
Sherwood Music Conservatory
Mr. Duncan
Allen
Francis Hughes
Excelutor Springa
Jim Leonard
George Leahy
Silney
Jon
Paul Delehante
Near
Shenandoah
Mins Avni
Andrew Delehant
Mike Martin
Joseph
Oman
Brent Dent
Dan Grant
St. Margaret Hospital
Kansas City
Community Gathers Amid Illnesses and Family News
The note details recovering patients, travel to seek medical aid, a newborn son and two daughters in separate households, and visits between Imogene and nearby towns. It mentions Mrs Katie Grant from Limerone aiding Dan Grant, mourners returning from Chicago, and several residents visiting relatives while illnesses like smallpox and erysipelas recur in the community.
Last Thursday's Patatay Event Noted For Local Interest
A fragmentary report notes Ti Ta very patatay and mentions an atomid bot capability. Local officials provided no further details, leaving readers awaiting a clearer account of the event and its significance.
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Henderson
Merit Shans
Ffi Steiner
Lydia Maxwell
Glenwood
Methodist Ladies Aid Home
William Cain
Ollie Thomas
Wales
Pred Phelps
Arthur Allenaworth
Malvern
Allensworth
Minniie Gravitt
Walter Coppock
Albert Coppock
Emerson
M. EB
Irma Norton McKeeney
Pick Boyd
Missouri
Mr. Boyd
T. D. Phillips
Paul Phillips
Omaha
County
Biaffa
Paul
Grace Edmundson
Mount Vernon
Washington
Business
Kiwanis Club
University of Washington
Elive
Brand Fa
Council Binifs
Christian Church
Beevis Sowers
Huett
Hayden Carter
Joe Carter
Fort Collins
Colo
Mills County
Frank Prichard
Rochester
Minn
Prompt
United States
Ada
Harover Henderson, Iowa
Grace Allen
Katie Grant
Limerone
Kansas
Dan
Joe Gutschenritter
Eddie
Everett Nicholas
Valentine
Baby Bay
Anta Delehant
Thamburg
Grants
Burlington
Joe Doyle
Gladys Delehant
Andrew Netehant
Mra. Doyle
Ted Foutch
Mre
Will Foutch
Ted
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Mia
Mike Printy
Greely
Craighton
Nebr
Irene
George
3. A. Allen
WA Tiston
Whe Liston
S. A. Allen
Imogene Sprint
Ira Battain
Stall Pox
Lee Gillard
Children Trust
Misa Mainie’ McGlenta
Owana Red Oak
Sun
OWELL
Thorill
Rhode Island
W. H. Cramer
Farmers Natl. Bank
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