Masonic Circle in Tabor Holds War and Instruction
Masonic Circle of Tabor County Maron held a gathering for war and instruction with members from Glenwood, Council Bluffs, and nearby towns. The Host degree work was scheduled, officers listed, and visiting dignitaries from Emerson, Council Bluffs, and Bidney critiqued the ceremony. Refreshments followed as Roy Zimmerman, Circle president, announced plans for March in Emerson.
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Masonic
County
Maron
Dillard O'Hara
Bentor
Hamston
Alfred Goos
C. W. Bell
Jasset
C. Hicka
Emerson
Lawrénes Henry
Allver City
Don Carpenter
Jim Pelton
Council Hiuffs
Lowell Elliott
Bidney
Tabor Boys
Roy Zimmer
Malvern Garden Club Meets with Mrs Boehner
Malvern Garden Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs L W Boehner presiding. Mrs Otto Kline led an excellent program on Trees and Flowers of the Bible. Mrs Quy Breeding spoke on Arm Choir Gardens. Mrs Fred Durbin described Favorite Catalogues. Forrest Chantry sang two solos Violetta and The Message of the Violetta from the Prince of Pilsen. A flower contest followed and Mrs Boehner served coffee and cookies.
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Garden Club
Mra
L. W. Boehner
Otto Kline
Mra. Boehner
Big public sale draws large Thursday crowd
John Doyle's big saleThursday drew about one thousand men amid a large turnout. Horses and mules were the main attractions with horses outselling mules. Highest price reached 250 for a team with others selling from 175. Cattle hogs machinery and miscellaneous items sold well making it one of the season's best sales.
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John Doyle
Meeting and social notices from Malvern club pages
Community groups report busy social week in Malvern Neb including H. B. A. 8 meeting at Mek tia Cobbinghatshota and a dry gathering with Lacy Wilson and Corrine Chambers organizing a musical. Guests attend dinners, birthdays and bridge evenings.
Birthday Sunday at Churches Registered in February News
Morning worship at 11 marks the February birthday Sunday. The Communion of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated during the service. The devotional study group meets in the Fellowship room. The pastor thanks the choir and Miss Helen Jones and Miss Maysie Berry for music. Altar flowers and good attendance at Sunday school and services are appreciated. Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. O. Laird and Mrs. J. A. Parsons celebrating its 56th anniversary. Bible school returned to a strong record, with focus on Comforters. Sunday morning sermon theme is Comforters. The pastor urges giving and receiving comfort, and notes a Sunday school attendance rise. Next Sunday services follow the usual schedule with family worship at 10 and preaching at 11. The youth choir and other activities are planned.
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Helen Jones
Maysie Berry
Woman's Missionary Society
J. 0. Laird
J. A. Parsons
Reacher
Baptist Church
L. N. Bobpite
Bible School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy H Qugeler
Pebrusry
Fuainy
Urea
Mass Meeting Sets Cap for Lowering of Phone Rates
A Malvern town meeting attended by over 100 residents called by the town council debated cutting utility costs with a focus on telephone and light rates. Mayor D B Whitfield chaired, F R Chantry led a tariff committee, and a plan for talks with Northwestern Bell in Malvern was set for Tuesday evening.
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Mills County
Local Socials and Lodge News Across Counties
Charley Wilson Martin Cunningham and Paul Berger visited Auburn Nebraska Thursday for an operetta by the women's club. Dr W M Hiatt William Warner and Oscar Finkel of Coun cil Bluffs attended the Grand Lodge school of instruction. Mr and Mrs George Rosenfeld and son George Jr visited Council Bluffs with Mrs Rosenfeld’s sister Mrs Helfenstein. L D Henry drove to Extra Friday for a visit with relatives. Mrs Henry accompanied him home.
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Charley Wilson
Martin Cunningham
Paul Berger
Auburn
Nebr
Women's Club
W. M. Hiatt
William Warner
Oscar Finkel
Masonic Lodge
Council Bluffs
Sea
Grand Lodge School of Instruction
Amba
George Rosanfeld
George Jr
Coundl Blutts
Helfenstein
Rosenfeld
Son
L. D. Henry
Mrs. Henry
Lim
Malvernians Join Tribe of Yessir Thursday Event
The Malvernians joined the Tribe of Yessir Thursday evening with leaders including Mrs Zelma Fletcher and BH. F. Margaret. The program featured the Keno Yessir quartet delivering songs and skits while guests were inducted into the Tribe of Yesely for service to community and country.
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Yessir
Mra
Zelma Fletcher
F. Magaret
Yesely
Auditora
Fred Haltflelg
Paul Jordag
Basa
K. Dangevin
Floyd Paynter
Budd Qlegon
Be White in Pulpit Again for Evening Service
Dr. Henry Dale White, ill earlier this year, spoke at a union service Sunday evening. He defined sin as missing the mark and argued for holding to creeds while urging a spiritual approach to help mankind. Vernon Bobbitt led a hymn service and the union choir provided special music.
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Be, White
Henry Dale White
Presbyterian Church
White
Union
Wesley Chapel 51st Anniversary Celebrated by Mr and Mrs Wilson
Wesley Chapel marked its 51st anniversary with Mr and Mrs Perry Wilson celebrated amid a community effort. Mrs Rose Plumb has been ill. a baby girl born Feb 20 adds to the family of three girls and three boys at the Parker home. A farewell party is planned for residents moving away, while 4 H club leaders met and local quarantine orders release Lynn Parker’s family soon. Darell with scarlet fever is recovering and Dwight Parker visited cousin Jean Winslow. Ina Allensworth suffers eye trouble in recent days.
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Rose Plumb
Tomnalll
Geo
Parker
Fyn
Weasley Chapel
Cum Plumb
Red Oak
Roscoa Slater
Elmer
Emerson
Ward Fickel
Clinton Parker
Malyer
Lynn Parker
Dare
Dwight Parker
Jean Winslow
Ina Allensworth
Hillsdale Community Notes and Illness Updates
Mrs Laura Clark suffered a relapse on Tuesday February 14 and has been critically ill the past week. Jo Huse spent the past week near Jackson Nebraska helping his brother in law move. Mr and Mrs Everett Sawyers and family visited his mother Mrs A S Bangers in Bunny. Mr and Mrs Harry Ranne and Patty moved to Glenwood Monday to make their home. We regret losing the Ranne family from the community. Mr and Mrs Will Goffey of Omaha visited Saturday evening and stayed with their son Charles Coffey and family. Virginia Slaughter was called Friday to care for her aunt Mrs Rose Slaughter in Glenwood. Mrs Slaughter eloyed and fell on home ice. Mrs Cugard Bailey has been visiting her mother. Mr George Haycom and family attended. Willa Marie, Virginie, Nina Dinner guests of the Bud family. Mrs George Raycom and family attended.
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Laura Clark
Jo’ Huse
Jackson
Everett Sawyers
Bangers
Bunny
Harry Ranne
Patty
Glenwood
Ranne
Will Goffey
Omaha
Charles Coffey
Virginia Slaughtey
Rose Slaughter
Slaughter
Cugard Bailey
George Haycomgee Sateuiaae Wula Marie
Virginie
Nina Dinner Muests
Ue Bud
George Raycom
Annual father and son banquet at Strahan Methodist Church
Strahan Ninety met and haya with Lads assembled in the church dining room for the annual father and son banquet. Rev. J. A. Cunningham presided as toastmaster and a program followed the fine menu. Mrs. Strele sane presented two pretty felons, the men enjoyed talks by W. P. Wortman and Supt. W. W. Molaberry, andRoy Walnon spoke on Lincoln the Man. They voted to hold a Mothers and Daughters banquet at the same place on March 2.
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Haya
Methodist Church
Strahan
Father and Son
J. A. RB. Cunningham
F. J. Strele
Mr. Cunningham
Dads
Frederic Nowell
W. P. Wortman
W. W. Molaberry
Lincoln the
Roy. L. &. Walnon
Shenandoah
Birthday Party for Junior McCain Celebrates Five Years
A child named Junior McCain turned five and hosted a birthday party on Thursday with playmates invited by his mother. Games were played, a five-entity tiered cake was served with ice cream, and presents were given. Attendees included Lawrence Bingham, Walter Bingham, Edna Bingham, Donald Laughlin, Juanita Coonts, Joye Mossberry, and Sheila Johnson. The next morning Junior asked if he could have another party that day.
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Unior
McCain
Lawrence
Walter
Edna Bingham
Donald Eugene Laughlin
Juanita Coonts
Joye Mossberry
Sheila Johnson
Arriing Junior
Ton
Ladies Union Hosts at Home With Pearl Kling Visit
The Ladies Union gathered at Mrs Kime and Mrs Heber Hillyer s home on a Wednesday in February with many members and husbands present. The afternoon featured social time and plans for a father and son banquet at the church on February 21. Refreshments included sandwiches beets pickles salad cake peaches whipped cream and coffee. Visitors joined the event and all enjoyed the gathering. The next meeting is set for March 2 at Mrs Frank Johnson s home with assignments for serving by Mrs Herbert Jolson.
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Ladies’ Union
Dra
Pearl Kling
Kime
Heber Hillyer
Frank Johnson
Herbert Jolson
Preaching at Strahan and Climax Methodist Churches Sunday
Superintendent Trahan Hodi will preach next Sunday at Strahan and Climax churches. Last Sunday’s services drew a fine attendance with baptisms and accessions at Strahan. Pastor A B Cunningham urges community members to wake to Sunday worship. Opal Bayes took their newborn for palate operation at Edmondson hospital, with monthly procedures planned. Flora Young guest at Harry Conrad home. Myrtis Achenbach helped her sister in Shenendosh. Ming Laughlin and Gladys Laughlin visited Nagel home for dinner. Cards and visits noted among local families.
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Trahan Hodi
Strahan
Opal Bayes
the Edmundson Hospital
Flora Young
Harry Conrad
Myrtis Achenbach
Shenendosh Baturdey
Paul Klinsey
Morris Wacegall
Myre
Ed Nagel
Ming Gladys Laughlin
Millard Ourtle
Mia
Ang
Rd Nagel
Sara
Kaytons Surprised On Anniversary
Charles Kayton and family commemorated the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise party Saturday night. Friends arrived by sleigh and bells, sharing cake, peaches, and coffee as the joyous crowd enjoyed games and confessions of future returns in twenty-five years. Attendants included Howard Kayton and many neighbors and relatives.
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Charles Kayton
Charles
Mra
Kayton
Honor Siesta
Ana Mra
Howard Kayton
Mre
Say “Wallensworth and
Monneth
Priv Steete
A. Gi. Wuuai
Guy Martin Takes Charge of Keota Bank
Guy Martin of Strain, recently resigning as cashier of the Farmers Blale Bank, assumes charge at Keota Bank under state department direction. He leaves his old post for Keota to oversee work with the Keota Bank and an adjacent town for the present. Manager Criswell of Glenwood succeeds Martin at the Strachan bank. The article notes Martins capabilities and wishes him success amid upcoming school year changes.
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Guy Martin
Strain
Farmers Blale Bank
Bankw
State Department
Keota
Keota Wank
Ong
Martin
Bankng
M. Criswell
Glenweoad
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Strachan Bank
Criswell
Strahan Consolidated School debates farm relief plan
Thursday night the senior agriculture students debated the Domestic Allotment plan of farm relief. The affirmative team was Clarence Nagel Frederic Newell and Marlin Lemonds. The negative team was Virgil Ham Tek Orville Guina and Will Brady ley. The decision favored the negative after a lengthy discussion on Gatlock farm piles and the 198% season, based on data from national and state agriculture outlook meetings.
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Clarence Nagel
Frederic Newell
Marlin Lemonds
Virgil Ham Tek
Orville Guina
Will Bradyley
wWebt
Agriculture Economic Department
Firet and Second Grade Circus Discussion at School
In a correctional school setting the first and second grades discuss a circus in relation to a vote. They planned an eight decline day with a wind tunnel present and observed the view from their school windows. They talked about it and expressed desire and concern regarding a gun scare.
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Ikem
Wade
Fifth and Sixth Grades Ria Malley Way Absent
A garbled OCR item notes absence of Fifth and Sixth Grade student Ria Malley Way and records about Virginia Goulth moving from Paso. The fragment lacks clear dates or institutions but points to school attendance events and a student transfer in the district.
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Ria Malley
Wook
Virginia Goulth
Paso
Wish
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Biteteot
Matverh
Ranedoh
Tabor
Albert J. Miller
Ostat Deteblet
Warren
C. L. Stranathan
Jenior
Malvern Garden Club
John, Doyle
Hoda
Merte
Mattia Coane
Alto
Heldge Club
Alton Alberta
Bridge Club
Frances Bouton
Vaida Hurst
Ruth Kier
Dorothy Boehner
Fern
Marjory Alberts
Lawrence Alberts
Ben Breeding
Vern Dunn
Leonerd Duval
Max Benton
Dan Benton
Mias Erna Dahl
St. John’s Church Corner
Mal- Vern
Fant Wesk
Ayn
Ayn To Miss. * . S Cy Menechel
Albert Manache
Walter Ponton
Martin Selpold
Misaea
Erna
Gertrude Ley
Elise
Bila
Josephina
Martha Ponton
Eather
Leona Ley
Royal Neighbor Club
Bacon
Royal Neighbor Kensington Club
John Bacon
George Short
OG. B
Order of the Estern Star
Legion Room
C. L. Kunce
C. L. Kunce, Treasurer, Mra
Mary McCormick
Marshell
Sid George Hilton
Leonard Duval
Leonard Puyal
Mosgrs
and .Mesdames
W. A. ‘Bower
Floyd Rhoades
Martie Aynghan
Charley W
Charley W/son, ‘Austin Baas, Glen Seeger, Huberteene Bernice Qaudellad
Halph Bower
Mrs. Duval
Aliely
H. GO
Allely
Trent Patti
Karyton
W. J. Kilpatrick
Hey
L, R, Bobbitt
Ieet
Eastburn Optiaetio
Hastburn
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Resthura
Syer Belore
Wesley Chapel
Perry Wilson
Wilson
Hillsdale
Strahan Fathers and Sons
Kaytons
Keota Bank
Tevtha Kellenbarger
Crondidaughed
Darlene Strateht
Mix
Louie Bulllageon
Wayna
Max
Jills
Joli Doyle
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