Death of W Markham at Clarinda Hospital
W Markham aged 82 father of Mrs W Comstock died Sunday in Clarinda hospital from complications of age. He fell a week earlier breaking a hip. Funeral at his Riverton home Wednesday at 2 PM with burial in Riverton cemetery. His wife frail. several relatives, including Comstock and Addy families, visited and mourned. Lenten services will be held at St Patrick's Church Thursday. mass Friday at 7:30 AM. Nearby residents and friends visited in Silver City and Omaha. many in Imogene and Shenandoah also noted.
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St. Louis
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Tferbert Sullivan
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M. Louis Hertrand
Washington
TB. V. M. Order
St. Frances Xayiers Catholic
W. Markham
W. Comstock
Clarinda Hospital
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WS Comstock
Harry Comstock
Rantolph
St. Patricks Church
A. B. Addy
Darwin Addy
Gerald Drake
Silver City
Miss Herestia Rounds
Omaha
Mra
Magele Lewis
Imogene Peo-Pie
Rusact Addy
Laverne Christenson
Audubon
Gene Wonds
L. E, Gutsehen-ritter
Donald and
George
Owith Joe Gutschenritter
Mercy Hospital
Matt O'Brien
Mere
Kate Caltrain
Joe Gutschenritter
Milk in the Diet Promotes Health in Adults and Children
The article urges boosting milk consumption to replace substitutes, citing milk’s nutritional value for adults and children. It references flavoring milk to overcome taste dislikes and mentions planning school or home economics discussions at state colleges.
Grandmothers Cookies Yield to Playtime substitutes
An old tale from Grandm a shows children craving cookies but a grandma redirects with a table full of toys and craft materials. Sue intervenes saying cookies disrupt meals, leading to Grandma offering alternating, healthier diversions and stories, shaping a calmer visit and new play traditions.
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Interesting Letter from China from Grace Liddell Missionary
Grace Liddell writing from Longehiu Yunnan in 1939 describes arduous travels to Ho Liang Ho Muchengpo and Palien for Bible Schools, teaching in Chinese and Lisu, and meeting eager learners Silas Philip and Matthew. She notes rainfall, muddy descents, friendly locals, opium laws, baptisms, and plans for Christmas gatherings and border trips to Burma, with greetings from fellow missionaries and a new Chaefong post office.
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James
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Lisu
Pallen Bible School
Silas
Hirm
Ho Liang Wo
Ha Liang Ho
Long
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Agron
Gideon
Yunnan-Burma
China
Europe
Leila Partridge
Australia
Longking
Samuel Sha
Paul Shen
Bethel
D. V
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