Andrew Miles Stephens dies at home near Hastings
Andrew Miles Stephens longtime resident northwest of Hastings died at his Sandland farm home early Friday due to heart failure after a period of poor health. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm in Emerson Baptist Church conducted by Rev. J. F. Sulle, with burial in the Em at on cemetery. Surviving are his wife Martha and five children Robert Lee Floyd Wesley George Merbert and Anna Maude plus three grandchildren and four brothers. He moved from Missouri to Mille County in 1820 and was a farmer active in the Christian and New Home Baptist churches.
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Andrew Miles Stephens
Hastings
Ad Sandland Farm
Baptist Church
Emerson
F. Sulle
Munte
D.N. McGrew
J. W. Castor
Thomas
Margaret
Brephens
Kentucky
Texas
Mistings
Milly
Alephets
Mmartrace
Martha Heh Marga i Stuliz
Ang
Aley
Emett Irahalle
Della Maria Stephens
Co. Co
Kansas City
Robert
Willow Springs
Frank
Stockdale
Kaw
Blephens
Missouri
Mille County
Christian Church
New Home Baptist Church
Texas County
Abi
Infant Betty Lee Davis Dies at Home
Betty Lee Davis infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W. E. Davis died at their home on Tabor Street last Friday. Funeral services were held at home Saturday conducted by Elder John Brandt. burial followed in the Haatsis cemetery. Several local residents and visitors were noted, with travels to Council Bluffs and Washington, and word reached Mrs Geo Dixon of her brother-in-law Frank Guby’s sudden death at Redfield, South Dakota.
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Betty Lee
Andora
W. E. Davie
Tabor
John Brandt
Haatthes
Leslie Dawson
Riverton
P. Linthicum
Mra
Gabe Eyerhart
Irene
Velma Dalzell
John Madson
Roger
Omaha
Tueaday
Wnd
Vernon Vale
Jett
Couneil Clutts
Aj Ahort
Washington
Geo. Dixon
Guby
Redfield
Rowena Shepard
Frieda Fellows
Milard
Strahan
W. FP. Crawford
Emma Parker
George Tesh
Kelley
Moble Moline
Council Bluffy
Fern Wallahan
Mildred Hayes
Council Bluffs
Ralph Hanscom
Hand Hospital
Shenandoah
Allene Quibby
Lincoln
Nebraska Wesleyan University
John Morgan
Virgil Shanks
Edmundwol Hospital
Walt
Obetaty
Wnh
Charley Viner
Edith
Red Oak
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thebk
McPall Tor
Ben Gnyet
Cian
Wilhelm
Alma Mayberry
A. R. Birdahi Eabel
Mia
Clyde Davis
Bronx City
Aid Baciaty
W. G. Zanders
Warden Rimet
Bedford
Daley Illmat
Steve Jinines
Morey Hospital
Councy Bluffs
Ethel Nelson
R. C. Mayberry
Hillsdale
Hazel Owens
Silver City
Clyde’ Berger
Lost 20 Lbs In 4 Weeks With Kruschen Salts
Mrs. Mes Wert of St Louis Missouri reports losing 20 pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen salts. She claims she weighs 460 pounds now, has more energy, and never feels hungry. The ad urges a spoonful daily in hot water before breakfast with a $0.25 price for a bottle from Kruschen.
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Mes Wert
Bt. Louis
Sou Gan
K Ruschen
Amerles
Celebrated Their 19th Anniversary at a Saturday Evening Event
Mr and Mrs Joe Haden celebrated their nineteenth wedding anniversary Saturday evening February 17 with cards and refreshments including ice cream sandwiches and coffee. Guests included BE A Dal eel and family Ray Christie and family Gen Schur and Ronald Fellowa Phelps and family Fred Pierce Wire Frank Sargent Autovdty Siettemouth Bryee Malvern visitor Alice Heten Quimby Lincoln and others amid local notes on visits and a mishap at Plattsmouth last week with a leg injury under doctor’s care.
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Joe Haden
BE. A. Daleel
Ray Christie
Schur
Ronald
D. D. Fellowa
Jess Phelps
Mtra
Fred Pierce
Ged Wire
Sargent
Kotter
Bryee
Malvern
Heten Quimby
Lincoln
Fritas
Louisa
Mra
Blond Story
Connell Bruffs Vieteors Theaday
M. OB
Fethowa
Mlisfor
Plattsmouth
Epworth League Valentine Party At M E Church
Epworth League held a Valentine party at the M E church on Wednesday evening. Miss Lola Latrent, fourth vice president, led the games and activities. Regular League meetings were announced to resume Thursday evening at 7 54 9, with Aversone invited.
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Epworth League Rame
M. E
Lola Latrent
Wilde
Aversone
Entertained for Tom Christy at Minne gathering
Mrs. Edgar Kety entertained a group of Minne people on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mildred Darhind, Heit Daleelh, Chuk Wrinda Follows, Mitchel Eday Lasokabitt Ken flare, and Tain Christy, among others in attendance.
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Edgar Kety
Ay Welook Indies
Mildred Darhind
Heit Daleelh
Chuk
Wrinda Follows
Ind Mitchel
Eday Lasokabitt Kenflare
Tain Christy
Mills County Couple Married in Glenwood
Miss Thoma Wallingford daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Wallingford Silver City and Harry Clark son of Mr and Mrs W of Hastings were married in Glenwood on February 14 by Rev Martin Keakt. They will reside with the bride’s parents until March 1 and were attended by the bride’s sister Evelyn Wallingford and Karl W. Roats of Henderson.
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Thoma Wallingford
Mew
Geo. Wallingford
Silver City
Harry Clark
W. of. Clark
Hastings
Glenwood
Martin Keakt
Glen Wood Methodist Church
Sistter
Ming Evelyn Wallingford
Karl W. Roats
Henderson
Red Oak Dance Celebrates Les Clark Birthday
Mrs. W. D0 Resh and son Geerks attended Red Oak Thursday. Velma Dalzell visited last week at the Clues home. A dance in the opera house Tuesday evening celebrated Les Clark's birthday with a large crowd. Another dance is planned for Thursday evening. Miss Roth Jean Gittens visited Rel Oak over the weekend.
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Ated
Resh and Son
Geerks
Red Oak
Velma Dalzell
Opera House
Les Clark
Mias Roth
Jean Gittens
Ref Oak
Henderson Danfords Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary
Danford couple, longtime Henderson residents, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary last Wednesday, February 14, despite Mrs. Danford’s delicate health. Friends in Henderson and nearby areas sent well wishes as the couple marked half a century of marriage, sharing a life spent among a wide circle of honored friends.
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J. F. Danford
Henderson
Vicinity
Danford
Held
Henders
Wesley-Henderson Church Notes and Local Updates
A weekly church note lists evangelistic services through Sunday Feb 25 with Rev McAninch and guest Rev Gugeler of Malvern. It urges attendance, invites guests, and marks Friday Feb 24 as young people night and next Sunday as men’s night. The column also reports local visits, arrivals, and social greetings, plus illness and operation updates within the community.
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Henderson
McAninch
Gugeler
Malvern
Weasley
Ltmealf
Basure
K. E. Nesbitt
Birthday Social Honoring Mrs J Goss At Home
A small gathering of friends visited Mrs J Goss Thursday evening for a birthday celebration at her home. The evening featured games followed by tea cream cake and cookies. Attendees extended warm wishes for many happy returns.
Teachers Entertain BY.RK. Club
Teachers of our school entertained the DB.Y. K. club Wednesday evening at 4 Valentine party in the Champ Harover home now occupied by teachers. Evening featured games and a luncheon. Notable visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Braden of Wahoo Nebr. A death in Macedonia drew Braden there. Coppock and Perking couples attended in town. B. K. club hosted Friday at Mrs. G. T. Harover’s. pleasant time and lunch. Local entries include Merle McGee, Rone Triplett, Orlo Harris in Omaha Tuesday. Paulina Brown cared for Beagle Sowers, Luella Harbor attended a shower at Wheeler’s Grove gate for Mrs. Dale McMullen.
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Our Scool
DB. Y. K. Club
Champ
Harover
Lee Draden
Rone Triplett
Orlo Harris
Omaha
Harry Clart
Carson
Paulina Brown
Luella Harbor
Wheeler's Grove
Dale McMullen
Henderson Consolidated School Third to Fourth Grade Attendance
Henderson Consolidated School reports third grade pupils Betty Jane Allersworth Leats Haney Doris Watters and Baby Beth among steady attenders. Fourth grade lists Nelfie Gee Vivian Core Marty Con fet Bruce Wilkinson Jackie Gravett Charles Smith and notes poem study The Band Miper by Celia Thaxter.
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Betty Jane Allersworth
Leats Haney
Baby
Doris, Watters
Nelfie Fe Gee
Vivian Core
Matiyn Confet
Bruce Wilkinson
Jackie Gravett
Charles Smith
Enith
Kieth Allehaworth
Fatty June Brown
Forne Simmonds
Harley Rutledge
Kenneth Sowets
Roby Smith
Bitty Cox
Nellie Mellee
Garland O'Neal
Robert Wight
Miper
Celia Thaxter
Valentine Stories and Postmaster Election at School
Fifth and sixth graders studied birthdays of Thomas A. Edison and Abraham Lincoln with stories about their lives. Valentine Day lessons included a tale about Saint Valentine and a story titled Valentina for Carol read by Carrie Marie Wright. Morris Harbor was elected Postmaster for Valentine box contents. five carriages were named Kenneth Walters Mary Krelehblum Chester Taylor and Richard Cowher. Carriers appointed included Helen Simmonds Lavern Walters Doyle Edmondson Loreta Goodnight Lloyd Atephen Rex Shelton.
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Thomas A. Edison
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Valentina
Carol
Carrie Marie Wright
Morris Harbor
Kenneth Walters
Mary Krelehblum
Chester Taylor
Richard Cowher
Helen Simmonds
Lavern Walters
Doyle Edmondson
Loreta Goodnight
Lloyd Atephenz
Rex Shelton
Henderson Strahan Basketball Scores Tie Tuesday Night
Henderson Rifle beat Strahan Rifle 35 27 while Henderson hoya led Strahan boys 25 14. The tally reflects local high school basketball results from Tuesday night games.
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Strahan -Ja
Henderson Rifle
Strahan Rirle
Henderson Hoya
Strahan Boys
Hillsdale News Highlights Community Life
Seventhl eighth grades at school week details. Residents attend meetings and social events. Betsy Stoecker and others host gatherings with games, snacks, and community fellowship. Local families travel, visit relatives, and report farm and lodge activities while noting illness and hospital stays.
East Liberty Church Program Draws Large Local Audience
A group from East Liberty performed at Hilldate Friday evening. Bernard Schoening, Lou Barnes, and Mrs. F. G. Barnes sang solos. Wayne Maddocke and Ethel Nelson gave recitations. Sarah Ruse played piano. Evelyn Latchaw Fern Maddocks Ruth Barnes readings. a vocal duet by M. H. Latchaw and Josie Kearney. a play The Sweet Family by Mia Frank Du Val Dora Cary Bertha Mildred Fern Tie Clay and Hdna Ruth Luts. Approximately fifty attendees from here and extra visitors from another community joined for a sizable program. A local young man from Omaha closed the event.
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East Liberty
Hilldate
Bernard Schoening
Lou Barnes
F. G. Barnes
Wayne Maddocke
Ethel Nelson
Sarah Ruse
Evelyn Latchaw
Fern Maddocks
Ruth Barnes
M. H. Latchaw
Josie Kearney
Sweet Family
Mia
Frank du Val
Dora Cary
Bertha
Mildred
Fern
Tie Clay
Hdna
Ruth Luts
Omaha
Vintt
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Betty Lee Davis
Epworth League
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Mills County
Danfords
Wesley-Henderson
Scott Sheehan
Sandy Walker
Greg Harria
Uls
Ken Williams
Humphries
Bir Corey
Neas
Oscar Hildur
Wakefield
Nebr
Eile Lund
Wayne
Elizabeth Woodward
Allen
James Houser
Ald
Myra
Art Phelps
Georgia Wilkinson
Orla Harrig
Shelton
Gently Keya
Glen
Connell
Roy Viner
Tom Brown
Jamie Bamba
J. €. Goss
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Henderson Consolidated School
High School News
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Ikinnet
Wither Antson
Onahe
Wesler
Amot Smith
Will Brown
Hater
Wilbur Houser
John Evane
Button Batkes
Tittle
W. A. Batkas
Kent
Betty Fritcher
Withenward
Pred
Billy
California
H. BE. Hiapietey
Fie Miter
Chas. Withelti
Matiah Kertey
Maiveta i Bent & Soupie
Iff the Mia
Latta Kertey Bois
East Liberty Group
Clark Miller
Strahan School
Clark Station
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