Funeral of M. A. Allely Held at Randolph in 1927
The funeral for M. A. Allely was conducted Monday January 4 at the Methodist church in Randolph. Rex V. Fett led the service with Rev. Bloomagulat and others present. Burial followed in Randolph cemetery. Matthaw Aitely born July 14 1860 in Rock Island Illinois died December 9 1927 near Randolph. He married Jane Johnson in 1873. she died 1947. Survived by son Ray, daughter Flora Fellows, Bertram dies young, thirteen grandchildren, and many relatives. He joined the church young and remained a faithful member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Alleig
Rock Island
Randolph
Mary Ellen
Join
Thomas
Barab J
George W
Susan
Joseph
James
Matthews
Andrew B
Jatiie Johnson
Iowa
Flora
Fellows
Ray
Bertram H
Church
Circus Solly This Week At Community Building
The Civic Improvement club presents Circus Solly a three act musical comedy at the Community Building on Thursday and Friday January 12 and 13. The cast features Fred Mulholland Jr Georgia Hutching Dwight Nickols Lawrence Hall and others in a home talent pageant with a Kiddie Chorus and twelve costumed choruses. Reserved seats are on sale at Mule Bollana’s with prices 69 cents to 95 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Togram
Civic Improvement Club
Fred Mulholland, Jr
Hickory Bender
Georgia Hutchinge
Jane Brown
Candy Elrl
Waknests Alstrope
Pharadey
County Assessors Meet With Full Attendance
Mille County assessors held their regular annual meeting at the courthouse with a rare one hundred percent attendance. H. M. Lingoin of Plattville was elected chairman and B. Wilson of Anderagy secretary. Earl Cook from the state crop and weather report bureau outlined data gathering for assessments as books and blanks were issued and discussions held. A roster listed attendees from Anderson to Mauk, including several townships and towns such as Platteville Glenwood Center and Pacific Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille County
H. M. Lingoin
Plattville
B. Wilson
Anderagy
Earl Cook
State Crop and Weather Report Bureau
Anderson
Wilson
Jngraham
Tom Parker
Oak
T. J. McGarry
Marys
F. Hayata
Platteville
Lincoln
Glenwood
Howard Miller
Center
Dewey
van Orsdel
Hastings
Geo
B. Bloomfield
Hmeragu
Kinney
North Jebor
Carl
Mauk
New Equipment At Post Office Introduction
The post office department recently installed eight new electric cancelling machines. The machines were assembled at the local post office and are expected to improve efficiency in mail processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malevern
Cpoat
Death claims Mrs Nosekabel in Randolph area obit
Mrs Henry Nosekabel of Randolph Mills county died January 4 at home. Funeral at Randolph Methodist church with Rev Bloomquist and Rev Felt officiating. Burial in Randolph cemetery. Obituary notes Alice Anne Baughman born September 3 1868 in Fulton Illinois died January 4 1994. married Benjamin Pippitt 1874, nine children, survivors include Mrs Robt Hilton Randolph Iowa B Pippitt Branberry Missouri Mrs Daisy Baker Dee Oregon and others. She leaves twenty grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren plus two sisters and three brothers. She joined M E church as a child then moved to Randolph Methodist. There is a land where beauty cannot fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nosekabel
Mills County
Randolph
Methodist Church
J. M. Bloomquist
Présbyterian Church
Frank Kill Patrick
Ben Brannian
Ethel Dodd
David Thom
Mabel Fitcher
Raddolph
Alice Anne Baughman
Fulton County
Ilinois
Benjamin Pippltt
C. L. Pippltt
Harry
Grace
Howard
Robert Hilton
Iowa
B. Pippitt
Branberry
Mra
Daisy Baker
Dee, Oragon
Pippitt
Thin Fe
Pipnitt
James
Radford
Cornell Bluffs
Wilbur
Walter
Nosekabel
J. H.moore
Watsonville
Calif
Myre
Waffle Supper and Omaha Trip for Boys Class
Fred Farquhar, a Methodist Sunday school teacher, hosted a waffle supper at his home with Rev. Paul Hicks and the superintendent and wife helping. The next day Farquhar and Hicks accompanied six boys to Omaha to tour packing houses and the Bee News building. The class includes Max Ireland, Lloyd Short, Max Dashner, Walter Van Mason, Carl Jones, Andrew Rohrhauek, Harry Thomas, and Victor Anderson. the group is described as fine, well behaved, and the teacher is proud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Fred Farquhar
Methodist Sunday School
Paul Hicks
Farquhar
Hicks
Mr. Farquhar
Mr. Hicks
Walter van Mason
Carl Jones
Anarew Rohrhauek
Harry Thomas
Victor Anderson
Emerson Hunter Kills Red Fox Near Emerson
Emerson hunter Emerson Hunter reportedly killed a red fox near Emerson during a hunting trip. Ralph Holle and Priday were referenced in the fragment as present or involved earlier in the hunt without clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eRalph Holle
Emerson
Masons and Stars Install Officers In Joint Ceremony
A large crowd attended the dual Masonic and Eastern Star officer installation on Tuesday January 10 with Miss Lena Paullin singing a solo. Officers named included Mary Durbin Worthy Matron L Talbott Worthy Patron Viola Mulholland Associate Matron and Walter Smith Sentinel among others. After the exercises a social hour with chicken sandwiches fruit salad and coffee accompanied by refreshments followed, marking a successful joint installation for the two lodges with about 140 people present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BE
Lena Paullin
Abbie Kince
Jessie Paullin
Mary Durbin
L. A.talbott
Viola Mulholland
Birdelle Wilkins
Edith Smith
Minnie Johnson
Berta Miller
Abbia Kunce
Ruth Stone
Doris Beckwith
Ada
Mary Bower
Ruth
Mary McCormick
Esther
Edith Mulholland
Marthe
Alvilla Benton
Electa
Martha
Hackett
Walter Smith
Sentinel
58th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Ashland
Harry Conrad of Hastings attended the 58th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Hosler in Ashland Nebraska. The couple were married December 22, 1888 in Knoxville Michigan. Visitors included Rev. W N Weills and local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Conrad
Ashland
Nebr
William Hosler
Hosler
Bilas Babbitt
Ashiend
W. N. Weills
Hastings
David Creig
Blumer Craig
Edward Martin
Mary Laughlin
Knoxville, M
Mr. McDowell
Archie Badeker
Minas Ann J
Knights Ride to Top-of-Market Hogs in Omaha Sale
Milton Knight and son Clarence from northeast of Malvern sold a four teen head string of pure bred Spotted Polands that topped the Omaha market, bringing 8.60 per hundred. Farrowed May 10, the 285-pound hogs averaged just over seven and a half months old, showing strong growth and good profits despite low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Knight
Clarence
Malvern
Omaha
Knighta
Malvern National Bank elects new president Fred Durbin
At the January 10 stockholders meeting the Malvern National Bank changes leadership after 33 years of Christy’s presidency. Fred Durbin, previously cashier, succeeds him with no directorate changes. Officers elected include President Fred Durbin and Vice President F R Chantry with R W Crailwell as Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Christy
Malvern National Bank
Fred Durbin
Malvern National Bank of Malvern
Christy
Thi Inalitation
Alnceta Organization
Inalitation
Itne
Strehan & Chilely Bank
Malvern National
Indlegree
Durbin
F. R. Chantry
Caghler
R. W. Crlaweil
Silver Grange Installation Names 1948 Officers
Silver Grange Patrons of Husbandry met in Balfour for an all day session with strong attendance. A. B. Judson installed officers including J. R. Graves as Worthy Master and Ruth Howard as Ceres. Dues were reduced to 1.80 per member for the coming year. several members planned to be installed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Grange
Balfour
Grange
A. B. Judson
Ida Graves
J. R. Graves
Hershal Ranyers
Margaret Howard
Edwin Howard
H. Re, Chambers
W. J. van Oradel
Ruth Howard
Ceres
Missy Mayle Seeger
Pomona
Charlotte Chambers
Flora
Edna Andrews
Paul Hilton
Grace Hilton
Corinne Chambery
Col C B Robbins of Cedar Rapids Named Assistant Secretary of War
Mille County friends celebrate the appointment by President Coolidge of Col C B Robbins to the post of Assistant Secretary of War, succeeding Hanford McNider. Robbins, a former Cedar Rapids judge and World War II veteran, has deep local ties and wide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lond
Superior Court
Larrabee
Milla County
Dodge Brothers Introduce New Victory Six Car
The New Victory Six by Dodge Brothers, presented through a Piper Ottage Malvern report and NBC radio tie in, attracts widespread dealer and public interest nationwide. Highlights include an integrated low body design, double wall Battleship steel construction, and striking appearance. The model debuts on a reputation built over thirteen years of dependable value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Bros
Piper Ottage
Malvern
United States
Canada
R. K. Piper
Malevern
Dodge Brothers
G. Wilmer
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Piper
James P Munger Dead Former Malvern Businessman
Friends report the death of James P Munger formerly of Malvern. He died at his San Jose California home after a brief illness. He was stricken speechless on November 2 and died November 10. Survived by his wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Munger
James P. Munger
Malvern
San Jose
Calif
Tle
My. Munger
Malvera
Chas
Aes
Unger Ashe
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Tate
Southern Mills Pasties
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Silver Urn
A. F
A. M
E. S
Masonie
Jon Briley
J. B. Randerson
F. A. Mulholland
A. Fletcher
Paw H. Hicks
Walter van Horne
Ed. Benton
Harry Btone
Edw. Knight
W.H. Taylor
Tyler
W. P. Wortman
Marshal
BANK
Burton Robbins
Coolidge
Piper Garage
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