Henderson Ladies Club Hosts Afternoon at Mrs Wight Home
The Henderson Ladies' club entertained at Mrs C A Wight's home on Friday afternoon with each guest receiving a small flag and a red carnation and fern on their tray. Guests included Mesdames Caseholt Harbor Phillips Harover South Baumgartner and Wight. A delicious lunch followed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. ‘Wight
R. W. Caseholt
0. L. Harbor
Paw Phillips
G. JT. Harover
R. L. South
A. ©. Baumgartner
C. A. Wight
Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo Promoted
An old ad touts Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo as a double purpose wash that removes dirt and dandruff without smelly mixtures or salves. It claims to be the sworn enemy of dandruff yet gentle on hair and scalp with druggist endorsement and a guarantee of results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
Tor Gnorrow
Olem
Ady
Malvern Social Guests and Local Visits
Malvern residents shared guests and visits across the weekend with Mr and Mrs P Lair hosting Mr and Mrs Jim Kelso and Miss Oma S el epent Council Bluffs trip. The Rima and Du lvah families welcomed friends, while Mrs Will Lutz and baby Evelyn Marie returned from Mercy hospital Council Bluffs. Roy Mayberry and daughters Vera and Martie were also noted in the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kelso
Malvern
P. Lair
Oma Sel Epent
Council Bluffs
Elmer Hanson
G. W. Rime
Near Malvern
Frank Dulvah
Ralph Thompson
Coln
P. M. Cadwell
Land Family
Will Lutz
Evelyn Marle
Mercy
Young boy suffers severe thigh fracture in stair fall
Donald Laughlin four year old son of Mr and Mrs Bernie Laughlin was playing on a day bed with his baby brother when the two fell. The thigh broke in a four to five inch laceration and X rays showed a serious fracture. He was taken to Shenandoah for X rays and then to Clarkson Hospital in Omaha for setting and care. His father Uncle and Mrs Sweeney accompanied him. He will stay in hospital for some time.
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Donald
Bernie Laughlin
Hoth
Shenandoah
Omaha
Frank Laughlin
E. J. Sweeney
Clarkson Hospital
Old Time Dance At A. O. H. Hall Draws Large Crowd
An old time dance was held last Friday night at the A. O. H. hall with a very large attendance and a good time despite tile rain. Keeger's orchestra of Shenandoah arrived late causing dancers to grow anxious while travelers reported bad roads between here and Shenandoah.
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A. O. H. Hall
Keeger
Shenandoah
Here
Bhenaadoah
Weekend collision on state road leaves two Ford cars damaged
Saturday morning a Perking Ford sedan and Wax Ford roadster collided when Wax, distracted while adjusting his car buretor and driving on the wrong side, met Perkins on a hill. Wax had a cut above the eye and both cars sustained heavy damage as they met on the level.
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Artie
Wax Agniemaerceninbahadilare Ead Af
Wex
Perkins
Wax
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear health note
A garbled OCR snippet mentions coughing, a medical context, and unclear references to names and terms. Readable parts point to a health related note with partial phrases about symptoms and potential treatments, but most details are indecipherable. The article lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons or organizations.
Arlie Prichard Loses Stolen Chev Coach In Shenandoah
Arlie Prichard reported his nearly new Chevrolet coach stolen from Shenandoah last Thursday night after attending a dance at St. Mary's hall. He left the hall for about fifteen minutes during intermission, returned to find the car gone with an overcoat cap a new work jacket and a new set of chains inside. No trace has been found yet.
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Arlie Prichard
Shenandoah
St. Mary's Hall
Three Kammerer Estate Houses Sold in Imogene
Three houses belonging to the Kammerer estate were sold this week in Imogene. John Adams the janitor at the public school bought one for 600 dollars. Weat Hayes of Imogene and Wilbur Priest of Nebraska each bought one for 300 dollars apiece. Mrs. M Printy came down from Omaha Monday night and stayed until Thursday when she
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Kammerer
Imogene
John Adams
Weat Hayes
Wilbur Priest
Nebraska
M. Printy
Omaha
Imogene Notes Highlight Family Moves and Local Events
Local residents returning to Omaha and Tarkio to care for relatives plus several neighborhood movements and visits mark this week. Dr. Hornbeck plans tonsil removal. Miss Loretta Laughlin escorted her mother to Omaha. Leach’s replacement moves from Oskaloosa. new dentist Dr. Leste Stiles begins practice in Imogene. Imogene high school orchestra broadcast from Shenandoah. multiple family visits to Shenandoah and Council Bluffs. smallpox cases improving and patients recovering from erysipelas.
Wesley Chapel notices and hospital updates
Mr and Mrs L D Thomas attended a Methodist conference in Cornell Bluffs last Wednesday. Mrs Walter Sowers ill threatened with pneumonia. Mrs June Fickel attended a conference of American Legion Auxiliary officers in Des Moines last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Roy Robbing were visitors on Friday. Bert Fickel L D Thomas and Ward Fickel visited J H Fickel at the Methodist hospital in Omaha Thursday. Mrs C Plambl was a judge at the quilt show held in Henderson last week. Ralph Wilson went to a hospital in South Omaha for treatment. Mr and Mrs Robert Nanley and family of Dewitt Nebr invested in the Ward Fickel home over Sunday. J B Fickel who has been in the Methodist hospital in Omaha shows some improvement. Lynn Parker was an Omaha visitor Wednesday.
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Elmer Sowers
Berta Maloy
M. Woods
Portland
Oregon
John Jenkins
Grant
Dave Jenkins
Wales
Abel Williama
Martin Hansen
Omaha
Druminie Houser
Sinter
A. C. Gosa
Bam Owens
Robert McMullen
Will
Alett
Grant Hockenberry
Hamburg
Champ Harover
Carson
Ed Wilkenson
Homer
Omaha Viattora
Bil Darnell
Red Oak
Ken Williams
Tay Farrington
Triplett
Art Phelps
Beavis Sowers
Tueaday
Art Allensworth
Near Malvern
Ben Guyer
Clyde Gravitt
Near Emerson
Nora Gravitt
Orlo Harris
Tel Mofnex
Shenandoah
A. A. Wright
Council Bluffs
James J “Dr Driver
L. D. Thomas
Cornell Bluffs
Iast
Walter Sowers Irll
June Fickel
American Legion
Des Moines
Roy Robbing
Connell Alnfts
Bert Fickel
Ward Fickel
J. JH. Fickel
Methodist Hospital
CI Plambl
Henderson
Ralph Wilson
South Omaha
Robert Nanley
Dewitt
Nebr
Fickel
Sanday
J. B. Fickel
Lynn Parker
Sweet Potato Ad Promotes Teen Varieties and Market Methods
In Conesville New Jersey area teen gardeners are offered guidance on planting sweet potato varieties including Priestly, Vinetosa, Yellow Jersey and Prolific. The Free Descriptive Market program shares methods to grow and market the crop, with location noted as Wolford Dros, Conesville, Iowa.
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Priestly
Wolford
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Weight Home
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Cedar Rapida
Juanita
Oakland
Town
Clint Hreaste
Paul Phillips
Harold
Mesdames Will Cain
Jess Shanks
Christian Ladies Aid
Charley
Hillsdale
C. M. Nelson
Sidner
Silver City
T. B. McClure
M. Nelson
W. E. PB. Club
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Vitel
Chicago
Philadelhia
Mills County
Donald Laughlin
Carl Nantzell
Jerry F. Maher
Will Laughan
C. H. Amick
M. E
Catherine Meara
Massachusetts
Anna
Frank Owens
Weldon
Kingsley
Dan Hughes
Johany Hughes
Old Felds
Texas
Tommie Convers
Louise
Vincent
Edward Kane
Dr. Hornbeck
Printy
Hornbeck
Earl Davenport
Tarkie
Don Ryan
Joe McGargill
McGargill
Mr. McGargill
Greenwood Timber Company
Oskaloosa
Leache
Leste Stiles
Loretta Laughlin
Shenandesh
Mike Laughlin
Bernie
Prichard
Rochester
Minn
Gall’ Stones
Bridget Methan
Mary
Bud
Tom Horrigan
A. J. Clark
Anthony Saner
Joe Doyle
Lee Gilford
Gladys Delehante
Andrew
Anne Delehante
Thos. O'Conner
Carroll
St. Angella Academy
Imogene High School
KFNF
E. C. Strom
Wesley Chapel
Hotel Conant
Everett Purcell
Strahan
Durham
Guernsey
Jersey
Thos. P. Maher
Ohio
Weber
New Patee
Rock ‘Island Gang
John Deere
McCormick Deering Separator
New
Avery
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