Funeral Rites Held for O L Harbor in Henderson
Henderson obituary notes O L Harbor died recently with funeral rites conducted last Wednesday. Survived by wife and children, two brothers Arley J and Alyah E, sister Margaret May, and a wide circle of relatives and friends. Harbor, a longtime resident, was praised for honesty, uprightness, and community service. Born 1883, he lived in Henderson and participated in local business and civic life.
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Lee Wanderson Cemetery
G. Z. Hannover
Ye Ramandson
Arthu Phelps
H. A. Pauh
Paps
Way
Casebell
Starker
Wis
Henderson
Tinydersen
Tnt & Wl
Amd
Elaurele Ioc
Eitizen
Arley J
Alyah E
Margaret May
Olof Henderson
Surprise party at Home For Laorell Family
Local notices recount a Friday evening gathering for the Laorell family with friends Viner and spouse. guests, expressions of gratitude, and well wishes for upcoming moves. Letters note travel to farms, neighborhood thanks, and several visits among residents of Grovewood, Iola, and nearby towns. The estate matter of M C Harover is filed in Mills County Iowa with an administrator seeking sale of real estate to pay debts. court hearing scheduled for March 4 1988 at Glenwood courthouse.
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Laorell
Viner
Tunnasses
Sess Bhank
C. E.lindsey
A. P. Creamer
Virginia
Arlene
Lucia Harbor
van Fisher
Bluffs
Orsow Harris
Shenandoah
Wayne Simmons
Hancock
Ed Wkinson
Lucile Wilkenyon
Earl Boileau
Malvern
SandHonser
Henry
Marjotie
Omaha
A. GO. Warney
Miss Dallanger
Vi Sehools
Clenwand
Hetrick
Near Corso
S. Mo
Boe Mouser
Jen Pulman
Tod
Tourhay
Bert Diaper
Hog Gholeta Takes Heavy Tail Event
Cholera reports spread in the neighborhood east of Henderron. Merril Slump southeast of town has lost about one hundred head. Will McMinnlen and family visited for dinner at his parents’ home. Mrs. Fred Phelps and daughter Shirley returned home after staying with grandmother Mer A Creamer.
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Henderron
Merril
Will McMnilen
Fred Phelps
Shirley
Mer. A. Creamer
Oldest Apple Greening Grown In New York State Details
The Rhode Island Greening is described as likely the oldest New York apple variety. Originating from a Newport tavern yard seedling, it spread through grafting. it was once called Greene Inn apple. The piece notes long cultivation in early settlements and its long commercial role, with dates and names tied to its spread and naming.
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New York State
Rhode Island
J. T. Bregger
State Coffece of Agriculture
Newport
St. 1
Tavero Wcs
Greene
Greene Inn
Droene’s Inn
Lowell
Sixteen Tons of Bar Iron Gates at Forest Lawn Park
The world’s largest ornamental wrought iron gates, built at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Los Angeles, measure 25 feet wide and four feet high, weighing over 18 tons. They balance on roller bearings and resemble early English Renaissance design with heraldic motifs.
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Angeles
Buckingham Palace
London
Forest Lawn O
Los Angeles
New York Times
Arts and Sciences Distinguish Fields in Classic View
The text outlines divisions between arts and sciences, noting fine arts and useful arts such as painting sculpture and architecture. It lists principal sciences including physics chemistry astronomy meteorology mathematics geography geology anthropology archaeology biology and related disciplines.
Sharps and Flat Incoherent Southern Street Talk
A southern housekeeper who is also a justice of the peace confronts a colored man near a storefront. The man speaks in broken phrases about marriage, children, and plans, but the text remains garbled with unclear names and events, yielding a fragmentary, non-clarifying exchange.
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Elso
Fragmented OCR Text Seeks Meaningful Summary
An OCR mishmash fragment mentions unclear phrases and names, with garbled language making it difficult to identify a clear event, person, or location. The readable bits suggest no coherent report, date, or outcome to summarize as a news item.
Mothers Visit Pleasant Valley School for Valentine Afternoon
Mies Hazel Owens invited the mothers of Pleasant Valley pupils to a Valentine event last Tuesday February 14. Twelve attended with recitals by Edith Frink and Dorothy Wilhelm a vocal solo by Bernard Schoening a spelling contest featuring Mia Arch Clay Mrs Date McClure and Mrs Clyde Barger all equal on the last word no winner. The Valentine box was opened and homemade candy served making a pleasant afternoon for mothers and pupils.
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Mies
Hazel Owens
Pleasant Valley
Edith Frink
Dorothy Wilhelm
Bernard Schoening
Mia
Arch Clay
Date McClure
Clyde Barger
Mist Owens
East Liberty Methodist Church Services and Events
East Liberty Methodist Church invites irregular attenders to worship next Sunday at 10 with church school at 1 and a sermon on The Power of Jesus in the World Today. A Ladles Aid program is set for next Friday the 24th, with refreshments after the program. A young peoples rally is planned Sunday at 2 30 with Dr Shenton as speaker at Hastings.
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Hastings
Dr. Shenton
Community notices and social news from Malvern area
Local residents attend gatherings and visits across Malvern and nearby towns. Reports include health updates for Mrs Carr, birthday observances for Earl Maddocks, upcoming Friday night program by Silver City ladies, and several visits among families in Silver City, Malvern, Tabor, and Osborne Valley. Comments on health and schooling accompany a note about community events and a Bon Antonio News item about Mount Ararat.
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W. H. Maddocks
Earl Maddocks
Silver City
Earl
Harry Maddocks
Will Schiermetz
Hear
Clarence
Missouri Valley
Dhee
Baal Liberty Aid
Anderson
Notice to Creditors in Estate of M C Harover
Creditors of the estate of M C Harover and INA M Owens et al are notified there is an inventory and general ledger statements filed by Citizens Bank Henderson Iowa. All claims must be filed with Mills County District Court by June 17, 193% to avoid bar. G T Harover administrator lists accounts and CDs to be examined with the inventory.
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Iowa
Mills County
M. 0. Harover
Ina M. Owens
BO. Harover
G. T. Harover
Marion K. Houser
William C. Harover
Ethelyn Samples
Octavia Harover
M. C. Harover
Zach
Pastrict
Milla County
GT. Marover
Leidger
Sama
Tate
Mule
Mills
Lietderson
Towa
Mluck
Blenderson
Lowe
Uluck
Hally
Henderech
Lowa
Glenwood
Town
M. G. Vanover
Citizens Bank
Henderson
INA M. Owens & CO
Retai Mere Canle
M. C. Marover
Ina M. Owene
G.T. Haroven
William ©. Harover
Hella
Sid
District Court
M. C. Harcvyer
Udy & Petal Terewntuts
Ward
Werd
End
Goa
Seid Tayentoty
Saviee
Statemert
Bisd& Porst
Hénderson
District Court of
Laws
Ald
Mike
Aatd Bank
Mille County
Citisena
de Poall
Tows
Tinless
G. T. Herover
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Ledia
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Iolant
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Aseae
Peetty Smith
Paltlipe
Mea
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Mod
Marriett
Deine
G. Harbor
Wayne Byers
Plattsburg
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Nebraska
Dushook
Ninn
Tiltu
Wbet
Uae
East Liberty Methodist Church
W. H. Nagie
Carol
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Anna Clark
Nelson
Ethel
Grandma Nelson
B. B. McFall
Ben Martin
Howard Mickeleon
G. W. Rimel
Fenally
Misa Hazel Owens
H. McFell
Mina Edna Lute
Osborne Valley
Herd
Rath
Mount
Ararat
Bon Antonio News
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