Club Agent at Pirate Rea Meeting at Bethiohei School
The Friday evening gathering at Bethiohei school discussed county club work led by Kilpatrick and Kilpatrick introduced Mills county agent Tigie. Thirty-six farm families joined the sow andtef program with seventeen in baby work as Lincoln names a new club leader. The March 2 meeting lineup included Mrs John Ntrup Roy Lincoln and Mrs Jo Lincoln.
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Mills County
Rold Tigie
Tigia
Ris
Bhitley Lincoln
John Ntrup
Roy Lincoln
Jo Lincoln
HL M. Lincoln
Charlen Karr
Mra
C. Lincoln
Silverette 4H Club Holds First Meeting of Year
The Silverette 4H club met at Delpha Fander’s home to start the year. President Matton Benon led the session reviewing last year’s work and outlining this year’s Memory contest project. New officers Lorraine Dash her president Mary Elizabeth Balimats vice president Kathryn Anderson secretary-treasurer Delpha Donner reporter. New members Katheryn Anderson Lorene Abel Carol Dashney joined after an initiation service. Members enjoyed games amid refreshments and prepared yearly reports for printing. Next meeting will be at Kathryn Anderson’s home. Delpha Donner, reporter.
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Matton Benon
Lander
Atéan
Lorraine Dashher
Mary Elizabeth Balimats
Katheryn Anderson
Delpha Donner
Lorene Abel
Carol Dashney
Club Leaders Get Project Lessons
Extension specialist Misa firma Gagner outlines home furnishing lessons for thirteen 4-H club leaders in their first year. Leaders will train their clubs Silverette Silver Creek Two Clever Cooks Anderson Shamrock Rawles Wide Awake Center Busy Rees Plattville Silver Cloud White Cloud townships Clover Leaf White Cloud. Next lesson on home furnishing making set for March.
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Misa Firma
Wide Awake Club
Center
Helen Buch
Busy Rees Club
Plattville
Margaret Lincoln
Silver Cloud Club
Silver Creek
White Cloud Townships
Newell Crink
Clover Leaf’ Club
White Cloud
Millard Cure
Wilson Talks at Center Bureau
Center township held its regular township meeting on Wednesday evening February 14. The program featured a talk by Mrs Carl Wilson on the native problems and how Archeries are to be operated under the new AAA code, a talk by Mrs Fred Farquhar on vera, and a talk by Miss Helen uch summarizing the Des Moines invention held January 24 25 and 26. Three musical numbers included a piano solo Van Oredel a piano Buch and songs Leote. Harold Ingle, county club agent, introduced by Mr Kilpatrick, spoke on club work status in the county. Following this two reels of Native State moving pictures were shown, plus a one reel comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Replar Township
Carl Wilson
Fred Farquhar
Vera
Helen Uch
Des Moines An
van Oredel
Leote
Juanitas
Harold Ingle
Kilpatrick
Busy Bees Begin Study of Pictures for 1934 Work
The Busy Bees 4 H club of Plattville Township met on Saturday February 10 at Margaret Lincoln’s home. Ten regular members and two new members answered roll call by naming their favorite painting. They discussed the 1934 topics for the first year home economics project and assigned a picture for a member to research and recount. Floor and wall coverings were also talked over. The next meeting will be at Helen Kuhl’s home. Refreshments included punch and cookies.
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Plattville Township
Mra
Margaret Lincoln
Elying
Helen Kuhl
Sunday School at Oaks Beats Cold Weather Crowd
The Oaks held Sunday school at 10 on Sunday with 29 attendees despite winter weather. Memory verses were recited by the primary grade. The funeral of Mr Bravens was in the afternoon. Sunday school will resume at 2 next Sunday. Everyone is urged to attend and bring a friend.
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Oaks
Bravens
Valley View PTA Meeti ng at Oaks School
Valley View PTA met at Oaks School on Friday night with many visitors attending. The program featured children and adults, including physical training exercises. Refreshments of pickles cookies and coffee were served after the show. Next meeting slated for Pickers School on the third Friday in March. Mr and Mrs Fred Phelps and daughter Shirley visited his brother at Kirkman Tuesday. Mrs Weisom and her mother traveled to Minnesota after the death of Mrs. Henry Bohiling and family spent Thursday in Hastings quilting while men attended a gala. Forrest Achenbaugh and family spent Sunday with his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
the Oaks School
Pickers School
Fred Phelps
Shirley
Kirkman Tuyeaday
eMr
Gerald
Viner
Weisom
Minnesota
Femily
Mra
Harry
Comstock
Elmer Hart and
Dorly
Shenandoah
Tilman
Resex
Will Comatock
Pat Maher
Ained
John C. Gutachenritter
Axtell
Robert Thyer
Here
Mike Delehant
Sry
Troue
Nick ‘Balein
Imogene
Charley Ballain
Ja G
Weaueed
William ‘Barraif
Greteler, My
Oxks Sih- Gay kehoot Thiraday party honors Castor family
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Castor hosted a Thursday gathering for the Oxks Sih- Gay kehoot young people's class. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Brammneter and Ruth Ellen. The evening featured games, singing, and fruit refreshments before late departures. Other local notes mention Brsinmeter in Malvern and several residents visiting or attending events.
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J. W. Castor
Jawewar
Brammneter
Farewell Surprise For Immense S. E. Mills Family
One hundred friends and relatives gathered at St Patrick's hall Sunday evening to honor Herbert Sullivan and family before moving to the Gardner farm eight miles south of Shenandoah. Miss Charlotte and Gene were absent due to illness. Mrs Sullivan did not attend. Entertainment included cake, coffee, card playing, and old time singing. The Sul livans have long contributed to St Patrick's church and school, and plan to settle in their new home with goodwill from neighbors.
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St. Patricks Hall
Herbert Sullivan
Gardner Farm
Sheriahdoah
Charlotte
Gene
Gena
Imogene Girl Married at Pacific Junction
Imogene Misa Mildred Silyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Heber Silver and Ross Bryant son of Eugene Bryant wed in Pacific Junction February 14 by Rev T J Fattit of the Methodist church. The ceremony was small with attendants Mr and Mrs Co R Phelps with the bride’s aunt and uncle present. The bride wore blue silk crepe, groom in dark suit. Both graduates of Strahan consolidated school and the groom will be employed.
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Misa Mildred Silyer
Strahan Consolidated School
Itern
Court House sale in Glenwood set for March 24
Notice of public auction at The Court House in Glenwood Iowa on March 24 1934. The sale by Sheriff W DeMesa Mills County is for cash to the highest bidder between morning and afternoon hours. Attendance advised. comment time set for 10 A M. Dated Glenwood February 18 2834. Walter Fifiton home hosts birthday gathering including Walter Harry Mrs Hazel Hilton Cutler and Millard Fitton.
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Court House
Glenwood
Iowa
Ithney
A. J
DeMesa
Mills County
Walter Fifiton
Sheriff sale notice of Mills County real estate foreclosure
Sheriff's sale by virtue of an execution issued Feb 10 1934 from Mills County Iowa District Court seeks sale of the South Forty-Five Acres of the South Half of the NW Quarter and North 106 2 3 Acres of the SW Quarter in Beeston Township against Elwin A Henderson and others for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Court costs total 184.18. Sale to satisfy judgment of 11 109 19 and costs.
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District Court
Mitte County
Town
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Agethot
Towa
Beeston
Mills County
Iowa
Hillsdale Social Guests And Regional Visits Noted
Hillsdale residents hosted Mr and Mrs Wm Andrews and children and Mr and Mrs Frank Sawyers for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs George Baucom Jr. Bernard Gray of St Joseph Mo spent a few days with the Walter Hilton home. The Guy Wolfe family recovered from a measles outbreak but remained weak. East Liberty visitors came to Hillsdale Friday evening for a social event, which Hillsdale attendees found unsatisfactory. Alvin Hartson of Glenwood visited David Nuttington Sunday.
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Wm. Andrews
Frank Sawyers
George Baucom
Bernard Gray
St. Joseph
Walter Hilton
Guy Wolfe
East Liberty
Hiltndale
Iflisdale
Alvin Hartson
Glenwood
David Nuttington Bundnay
The Way Out Locare Wheat Farm Payouts and Taxes
Government payments to wheat farmers for acreage curtailment total 28 million 295 thousand 590 dollars. Wheat processing tax collections 50 million 721 thousand 31 dollars 8 cents, with adjustments to follow and a difference of 4 million 426 thousand 641 dollars attributed to about 120 million bread eaters.
Frantic claim on Dr Emil's Adin Table cure
Fragmentary report quotes a patient praising a one dollar three week treatment from Dr Emil's Adin Table. The unnamed informant says abdominal upset cleared, but text is garbled and hard to verify. Local drug advert appears mixed with nonsensical terms.
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Fr. Mentgea
Emil
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Silverete
Toh
Silverette 4H
Delpha Fander
Firs
Wilson
Oaks Sunday School
Valley View P. T. A
Oaks’ School
Henry Schitting
Ruth Ellen
Kauta Hall
Maltern Datartay
Brsinmeter
Malevern
Orlow Harte
Castor Farm
Marion Manan
Fat Harman
Glenood
Sulles Hicks
Malvern
Prevent
Henry Spinning
Roth
Dante Hall
Russell
Orsi Hat
Mare Trevie
Glen Wiod
Malvern Sonday
Imogene S.E. Mills
Floyd Gee
Bhenandoah
Leona Cummings
Stand Hospital
Cummings
Phyllis
Nadine
Maggie Lewis
Elizabeth Trenheim
Pacific Junction
Mr. and
Mie
Hawkins
Pantine
Raby
Wayne
Ellergen Kiem
Leonpent
Let
Sheriff's Sale
Hillsdale
Caudell Brothers
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