Mrs Charles W West Buried in Emerson after Griswold death
Mrs Charles W West formerly of Emerson died at her Griswold home on January seventh after years of ill health. Funeral services were held in Griswold and the body returned to Emerson for burial with graveside rites. She was born Flora Dixon March 2 1866 in Hitwais and married Charles W West in 1888. Survived by husband and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. West
Emerson
Griswold
Flora Dixon
Hitwais
Emérason
Bir
George W. Dizon
Charles W. Weat
Weat
Bualnese
Aha
Tove
Alstera
Levion Auxiliary to Hold All Day Friday Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday at Mrs. Jeaste Grayson's home for an all day gathering. Morning activities include sewing carpet mats followed by a noon pot luck dinner and a subsequent business meeting in the afternoon. Good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Meel
Jeaste Grayson
Women’s Relief Coins to Install Officers Jan 16
The Emerson Women’s Relief Corps No. 214 will hold a regular meeting Saturday afternoon January 16 at 2 o’clock. Installation of officers and a pot luck luncheon to follow with sandwiches and a covered dish. Good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Women's Rellef Corpa No. 214
Ansal
Lost 20 Lbs in Just 4 Weeks Kruschen Salt Ad
A testimonial from Mra Mae West of Missouri stating she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks by taking Kruschen Salts each morning. The ad claims the product is a harmless weight loss aid and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after four weeks.
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Mra Mae West of
J. Louin
Afo
Kruschen
Clem’s
Adv
Funeral for Russell Shoderass Snodgrass Held at Methodist Church
Russell WV. Snodgrass received an honorably discharged World War I service at a military funeral held Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist church. Rev. M. B. Wilena led the service with John V. Parker in charge of the American Legion. A firing squad from Hed Oak post conducted the military salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
New Masonic Officers Installed Thursday Night
The Masonic lodge installed officers Thursday evening with Jan 7 as the ceremony date. Paul A. Carnon served as Installing Officer and H C Hicks as marshal. Newly installed officers include Worshipful Master H E Green ned, Bentor Wanien, F S Whistler Junior Warden Roy Haldeman, Henlor Deacon Frank Ogievie, Junior Deacon J R B Hicks, Senior Steward Borcoa Green Wood, Junior Steward B H Paxson, Treasurer Georges Thorson, Secretary Vern Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Paul A. Carnon
H. C. Hicks
Marshall
H. EB. Green Ned
Bentor Wanien
Whistler
Janior
Roy Haldeman
Henlor
Frank Ogievie
J. R B. Hicks
Benlor
Borcoa Green
Wood
B. H. Paxson
Treaster
Georges Thorson
Vern Hicks
Emerson C E 5 Holds Installation in January Meeting
Emerson Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held their regular meeting Monday evening for installation. Pearle B E Botain installed officers with Ma bel Morrison as installing marshal and Mrs Rate Hicks as installing chaplain. Potluck dinner followed at seven. Committee members named include Florence Short Ines Hicks Kate Ficks Sylvia Coates Phoebe Smith Mary B Gideon and others. 1833 officers listed with Pearie Tubbs as Worthy Matron Frank Orgrevie as Worthy Patron Elsie L Evans as Associate Matron I V Hicks as Associate Patron Ella M Longshore as Secretary Mary B Gibson as Treasurer Frances Coppage as Conductress and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Pearle BE. Botain
Mabel Morrison
Marshall
Rate Hicks
Florence Short
Ines Hicks
Kate Ficks
Sylvia Coates
Phoebe Smith
Mary B. Gideon
Lee Willams
E. E. Whirler
Pearie J. Tubbs
Worthy
Frank Orgrevie
Elsie L. Evans
I. V. Hicks
Ella M. Longshore
Mary B. Gibson
Frances Coppage
Lida Hafflett
Maude K. Cheney
Corona Birdsall
Dana Oslevie
Edna Grayson
Adah
Leona Dixon
Rath
Minnie Whisler
Esther
Louise Whisler
Martha
Rachel Haldeman
Electa
Warder
Paul Carson
Bentinel
Quitting Business Sale At Martin Store Hastings
Mrs Maude Meyers left for Omaha to visit relatives after time with sister Mrs W F Snodgrass. Charles Griffin has been ill. In Hastings sale at Martin Store offering very low prices. Wayne Cole was a Red Oak visitor Friday. Shoes for all ages at cut to the bone prices. Miss Mariotie Brigns and Avis Boswell broadcasted a program from KICK Red Oak Friday. Q E Huntaman confined to home due to torn ligaments from ball game. Mrs Richard Crofton returned from Elliott where she aided in caring for brother Cameron ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Hastings
Wayne Cole
Ady
Mariotie Brigns
Avis Boswell
Red Oak
Q. E. Huntaman
Richard Crofton
Elliott
Cameron
Jewel Thompson
Maryville
Bio
Schlebler
Anna Dehant
Johnny Delehant
Paul
Shenandoah
Omaha
Anthony Head
Mercy Hospital
Counel Bluffa
Annabelis Saner
Joe Gutachenritter
Ahenandoah
Wabash
Unnamed Illinois river duck abuses spark debate
A Minneapolis Journal excerpt decries Wisconsin and Illinois duck lodge practices on the Illinois river near Beardstown, accusing commercial hunters of decimating wild fowl populations with decoys and traps. It cites federal wardens and conservation concerns, plus figures on Mississippi watershed releases and the decline of fur trappers, urging unified conservation action.
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Minneapolis Journal
Ilinois
Beardstown
Tiinais
Thinale
Spit Valley
Uunols
Neatterell Rock
Coty
Goly
Tota
Dublin 4
Aeds
Wim Albert, Jr
Din Charse
Albert Uiers
Minnesota Und
Alana
McKregor
Independents Edge Be yeex and Emerson High Wins
Independents. Win Eeerton Independents beat Be yeex Friday 43 to 10. The town second team defeated Emerson High School 15 to 11. Rev M R Wilson and Mrs Wilson left for Des Moines for surgery. Mr Wilbur Morrison and Mrs Tay Fields accompanied them. Bob Nelson of Indianate visited friends and took a job at the booster station. George Cross is seriously ill at his daughter’s home. Mrs H C Knight served as a Glenwood visitor Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeerton Independents
Yeex
Thacote
Srer- Boh
Emerson High School
M. R Wison
Des Moines
Wilson
Methodist Hospital
Wilbur Morrison
Tay Fields
Wilson's
Des Hoines
Bob Nelson
Indianate
Nelson
George Cross
A. F. Smith
H. C. Knight
Glenwood
Hoover backs War Finance plan to rebuild credit system
President Hoover urged Congress to revive the War Finance Corporation as the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid the financial and credit structure during the reconstruction program. News dispatches indicate the proposal is before Congress for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Proposed to Aid Economy
The plan envisions an original capital of 80 90 000 and up to 1 500 000 000 in securities. A $200 000 000 credit corporation formed last October has aided release of frozen assets, with the President calling for a Reconstruction Finance Corporation to bolster industry agriculture and financial institutions nationwide. The War Finance Corporation aided the Midwest years ago and paid back all funds, while the new body would back agricultural states via banks and credit agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natioal Congresa
Pet Rate Credit Corporation
War Finance Corporation
Middle West
State of Tea
Overseer appointments and county fund disbursements listed
The board appointed B. E. Goodrich as overseer of the poor for Glenwood City at 16 dollars monthly and A. J. Barkhimer as overseer for Malvern town at 16 dollars and eight cents. A long list details salaries, wages, and allowances for workers, teachers, and officials, plus numerous county fund expenditures for books, supplies, and services, with notices of a hearing date and printed claims approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Goodrich
Glenwood City
A. J. Barkhimer
Malvern Town
H. O. Ferguson
Court Expense Fund
Whitney W. Gilliland
County Fund
Poor Fund
R. W. Rhoades
P. M
Stamped County American Hook Co
Ginn and Co
Hall and McCreary Co
Text Books
Cotn Henry Holt and Co
Houghton Simin Co
County
J. B. Lippincott Co
Laurel Book Co
F. A. Owens Co
Practical Drawing Co
Rand McNally Co
How Peterson & Co
Chas. Scribner & Bona
Sliver Burdett & Co
Beott Forseman & Co
Wallace Publishing Co
John C. Winston Co
County Fundy
I. Agan
Maintenancs
Wevcvaabeaceapenes Eseevcdoeis
Guy Breeding
James Cheney
Gopher
W. Coonny
Choate Publishing Co
J. W. Carter
Clarinda Coal Co
Jail
DeMoss
Fair Store
Toliet
Kilpto Loose Leaf Co
Malvern Leader
Au Ponol
St. Mac Oeath
Mograyy
Jali
County Bund
J. H. Welch Printing Co
Glenn Wright
Cejesseseree
A. J. Widows
State Inanse
M. Donelan
State Insane Fund
Peesise N
Genung
E. E. Goodrich
Seveepeesony
Kora Baker
R. A. Palmer
A .M. Watts
Eeeergebined
Harry Bofgert
C. H. Hobbs
Feaa
Ergeraend Fred Vioumr
Ray Bessler
Vieisieesy Bionpratiteliens & Industries
H. S. Daugherty
Anderson
Trustee County Fund Clift
Plumb
E. P. Plumb
trustes—County Fund
J. M. Bowers
Adolph Arp
St. Marya
clerk—County Fund
C. H. Brandt
St. Marys
Wm. Huff
Marys
County Fund J
Walter EB. Klindt
A. PB
Reeve
Ingraham
R. K. Henderson
Guy Custer
H. F. Scheel
H. H. Hillyer
Deer Creek Two
G. Rochersperger
tustee—County Fund
G. H. Peterson
Chas. W. Shaw
Deer Creek
rSesne
B.C. Walker
Glenwood
Bo Bereerenne
Fred Seeger
Veeceereaee
C. J. Deupres
H. E. Kirk
H. B. Wilcox
Oak
O'Conner Family Aid Message Marks Local Death
Imogene S. E. Mills reports the death of Mike Magner at his Denison home. Locals, including Tom O'Conner and Mrs. T. G. O’Conner, traveled to attend the funeral on Saturday. Roads are clearing as residents recount visits, illnesses, school travel, and a new stockyard near the Wabash depot prompting local competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Conner
Mike Magner
Denison
Tom Bmaker
T. G. O'Conner
James
A. J. Clark
Ed Horrigan
County Board Proceedings in Mille County 1982
The Mille County Iowa Board of Supervisors met January 2 1982 with all members present and reorganized for 1932 appointing W B Agen as chairman. Officials were named deputies or clerks, salaries set for 1932, and a declaration approved to deposit public funds in listed banks up to specified limits under a new resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tica
Tee
Mille County
Bastipete
Milly County
Bebecete
Glanwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Journa
W. B. Agen
Guy Breeding
Ralph McPherron, Jr
R. K. Butcher
Gladya F. Scott
T. J. Martin
Winifred Johnson
N. C. Reasonar
Court House
V. Cooney
Milla County
Towa
Mila County
Iows
Whall
H Farmers Natl. Bank
Hendeswodsrevsetiverseesiretsi
Oitieens’ Bank
Henderson
Neth
Glenwood
Brat State Bank
Taboe Virsenyesnersspens
Partners State Bank
Suahan
Bupauvisars
Supervinars
Mill Ah
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Emerson Can
Levion Auxiliary
Oludn
Remington Portable
Malvern
Russell Shoderass
Clara Abel
C. O. Smith
Marry Wheeler
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Tay
J. C. Wilkins
Curtis
Murray
Hicka
H. C. Hick
D. Greenwood
BE. Greenwood
P. A. Carson
14. McCue
Bilger City
Emerson C. E
Mra. Maude Meyers
Mra. W. F. Snodgrass
Charles Griffin
Owas Woods and Waters Refi Hk the
Checker
McGregor
Dubuque
Clinton
Cliinton
Missouri State Line
Lansing
Anita Tribune
Jeck Campbell
Carson
Polttaswattamle County
Campbell
Ninhnabollea River
Tribune
Biological Survey
Washington
I G. Ashbrook
Meyer Ohefore
Bidney Argus
God
Douglas Taylor
Cuell Grape
Mike
Heber
Auverton
Wenund
Lucalate
Gane Siary
Mor Ti Aera
Alley
Martha William
McGrew
Imogene S. E. Mills
Frank
Vincent Gutachenritter
Jim O'Brien
Howard Minnick
Harry Comstock
Mias Louise Gutschenritter
Lou Gutschenritter
Middle Hill
County Board Proceedings
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