Strahan Farewell Reception Before Moving Families
Neighbors and friends gathered at the Frank Johnson home near Strahan for a farewell to Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Parker and others moving to new locales. The evening featured games, music, visiting, and a lunch, with Rev. Johnson offering a parting word. A lengthy list of attendees from Strahan and nearby areas attended, sharing cakes, fruit, and toffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Parker
Clarence Leyhouds
Lester Darland
H. Pp. Schutt
Frank Johnson
Strahan
Johnson
Shoge
Walter Angus
Frank Hillyer
Newsome
Frank Steele
Consberry
John Barrett
Colorado
Will Wolfe
Dale Laughlin
Clarence Gipa
Lee Quimby
Geo. Curtica
I. N. Darland
Perry Bayes
Dell Niday
Menry Nima
Zeno Bass
Howard Kayton
Frank Clues, Jr
Willis Dye
Bert Waltz
Morris Woodfill
Glen Niday
Goode
Hmerson
M. B. Fellows
Chas
Kelley
Ruby
Roy Parker
Aes
Vera Parker
Clinton Schurr
Irs
J. M. Cris Well
Grace
Lucile Churchill
Olive
Myrtle
Margaret Achenbach
Harley
Rosce
Parker
Raymond Hambsch
Hillsdale and East Center News February 1919
Miss Irene Buffington visited the W R B Francis home. Mrs Lewis Johnson hosted six ladies for a farewell to Mrs Clara Rain, with Mesdames Slaighter Boles Francis Andrews Lilian Lewis Glenwood and Sacha Dunnagan present. The Raines plan to move near East Liberty. A thief took about two dozen chickens from Mrs Barnard during heavy rain. The Hillsdale Sunday School held the Freedman program with five dollars and ninety eight cents collected. a missionary program will begin each March Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Buffington
Hillsdale
W. RB. Francis
Lewis Johnson
Clara Raing
Mesdames Slaighter
Boles
Francis and
Andrews
Lilian Lewis Lok Glenwood
Sacha Dunnagan
Raines
Lewis Place
East Liberty
Local Happenings and A Depot Accident Update
Mrs. Harry Galliher visits Glenwood this week while Mrs. Fred VanHorne of near Malvern visits cousin Mrs. Hattie Finchem. C G Greenwood suffers a painful accident at the depot when a mail sack hits him, causing stiffness and soreness but no broken bones. he was confined to bed briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Galliher
Glenwood
Fred .VanHorne
Malvern
Hattie Finchem
C. G. Greenwood
Neighbors Move to Emerson Farm and Road Talks
Mr Vernon S C Davis moved to his farm near Emerson after loading his household goods last Tuesday. Ed P Clark and neighbors aided the move to the Treland farm last Friday. Mrs G F Wills and her son returned from Audubon with Ruth who attended school there until her grandmother Mrs T J Stafford died. Assessor Miles Phillips listed property in the area last week. Mrs Mabel Lindsay and Lucile visited Wins family Sunday. Roads remain poor causing autos and trucks to be replaced by team travel. Residents hope for paving like town and city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Davis
Emerson
Ed. P. Clark
Treland Farm
G. F. Wills and Son
Audubon
Ruth
T. J. Stafford
Miles Phillips
Mabel Lindsay
Lucile
G. FP
National WCTU Plans Five Year Jubilee Drive
The National W C T U as it marks fifty years since its formation plans a five year Jubilee program starting in March with a drive for one million dollars and one million members. Read from Evanston Illinois, the drive follows ratification of the Federal Prohibition Amendment and honors pioneer temperance workers who built the organization worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. QT. U
Evanston
Mwminois
Phillipine Islands
Hawaii
Porto Rico
W.C.T. U
Frances &. Willard
Ada Cutter Dies After Stroke Near Lebanon Missouri
Mrs Ada Cutter aged about 60 died at her home near Lebanon Missouri last Friday February 2 after an apoplectic stroke suffered a week earlier She was sister of CB Christy of the city and spent years as a county teacher In early life she worked with the Presbyterian Mission in New Mexico later marrying L M Cutter and moving through Waldron and Ak to Lebanon She had one son Frank Cutter serving overseas and was active in church and Sunday school work in her community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Christy Cutter
Ada Ghristy Cutter
Lebanon
Christy
New Mexico
Missionary Board of the Presbytean Church
L. M. Cutter
Waldron
Frank Cutter
Death of Mildred Van Kirk Frail in Health
Mildred Van Kirk died at an early hour Monday after a year or more of frail health and several weeks of serious illness. Born September 29, 1891 in Pottawattamie County Iowa, she moved to Silver City in 1895 and lived there until her death February 17, 1919 at age 27 years 4 months 18 days. She joined the Baptist church at age 12 and taught the Little Sunbeams class for eleven years while serving as church clerk six years. She endured declining health, was bedfast nine weeks, yet remained cheerful and patient until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred van Kirk
Silver City
Mildred May
Edward H
Celia van Kirk
Pottawattamie County
Iowa
Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School
Beloved community woman passes after brief illness
A respected local resident died recently after a period of suffering. She faced pain with faith saying she believed God had a better occupation for her. A mother and father, grandmother, three sisters, and many relatives mourn her loss as friends send flowers and attend the funeral held at her home and burial followed at Silver City cemetery.
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Haubsch
Nicerets
M.hatabael
Mike Murray
Clot ‘Stronl
Carl Salmons
Little Roy
Roath
H. P. Schurr
Hrothera
Page
Nebr
Charely
Cable
Misses
Alice
Dee “Butler
Imogene
Herbert Johnson
Creston
McKinley
Irwin
Wig Vanderpool
Mayfield
Miami
Missouri
Lloyd
Bradway
Marl Conrad
The
Service
Camp Doniphan
Ft. Sill
Okla
Camp Dodgé
Dalrymple
Niday
East Center
the Times
Mr. ‘Vernon
Strahan Lumber & Hardware CO
C. E. Norris, Mgr
Thos. Gray
U. S
Mme
Catherine Breshkovakeyg
Russia
Amar
Washington
Breshkovakaya
Silver City Times
Cy Harmers Lumber CO
Boyd Street
Omaha
Salyers Auto Co
R. Landis
Alsyke, Per Bu
Timothy, Per Bu
Timothy and Alsyke
Sudan
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