Emmanuel High Hosts Sunday Visit and Local Meeting
In Omaha at Emmanuel High School a Sunday visit by Dr Greene and Charles Greenwood involved many attendees. Monday saw first degree work by Lee Williams Jim Hicks Albert Bie Pub Nelson Cate Tilson Alice Showers 2a Mee Saumming Th Wicks Frankede ELT Birdsall Ro Birdsall and others. The Timers met Friday January 24 and the nest meeting is scheduled for Friday March 3 with Mrs Doyhe Cantemear visiting later. A group of girls hosted by Rely Thaseal gathered Friday evening with Sunday school teachers guests, sharing oyster stew fickles olives date pudding and cocoa after visiting Mr and Mrs Darwin Hascall. Present were Aileen Boswell Katherine Baldwin Anna Jean Fields Mary Bass Carel Johnson Mrs Gordon Hinseatl Mrs Darwin Hascall and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro
Greene
Charles Greenwood
Emmanuel Hstal
Omaha
Maseis
Tahor
Lee Williams
Jim Hicks
Albert Bie
Pub Nelson
Cate Tilson
Alice Showers
Saumming
Th. Wicks
Prankede
Birdsall
Fous
Thesay
Doyhe Cnantemear
Bfuntsmary
Tabor
Dot
Darwin Hascall
Aileen Boswell
Katherine Baldwin
Anna Jean Fields
Mary Bass
Carel Johnson
Gordon Hinseatl
Virgina
Mee Girls' Christian Home Society Meets Saturday
Mee Girls' Christian Home Society meets Saturday with Mrs Gea Toes Tharday afterseen, reports of activities and attendees including Mrs Vern Viner and Mrs Rely Steiner. Local residents' visits, sports turnout, and community news feature illnesses, injuries, and family updates across Creston and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Christian Home Society
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings
Community members attended Legion and Auxiliary meetings in Malvern. Des Moines visitors included K. A. Evans and family. Mrs. Evans helped install officers and Marshall duties. Numerous residents, including Mrs. Nina McSkimming and Mrs. Elsie Huang, were noted at home, church, and county events with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. F. Cheney
R. RK. Honeyman
Chris. Man Home Aid Society
Arthur Johnson
Valley
Nebr
J HL Grayson
County Legion and Auxiliary
Malvern
Harry Hines
Whistler
R. Birdsall
Margarett Carlson
John Parker
Lang
K. A
Hetlerk
Evans
Marshall
Harry Porter
Gray- OO
Nathan Weer
Farris
John Taylor
Otile Rhoads
Glenwood
Mro
KO Birdsall
Caroline Rhoads
Elbridge Shook
Mere Fark Graham
Stastan MO
Goss
Pharsilay Prada
Sarardes
Nebraska
Ciny Cisilieg Frites
Saul Rentette
Shawn
Witeie Hooter Hyenett
Reali
Oaks Sunday School Attendance and Community Notices
Attendance at Oaks Sunday School reached 59 with no visitors recorded. Money given for birthdays came from E W Castor Mo A Mahan and James Hicks. Primary children recited memory verses as Mrs Weistrom and Mrs Henry Hilling hosted visiting time in Emerson. Several neighbors and relatives visited in local homes. many young people enjoyed sleigh rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W. Castor
Mo A. Mahan
James Hicks
Weistrom
Henry Hilling
Lawra Hall
M. Braummeier
Emerson
Porrest Achenbaugh
Ben Aukland
Marion Mahan
Harry Ekronseter
Sell Hall
Glenwood
Laura
Fall
Mr. Wise
Ray Bolton
Benedict
Nebr
Mog
Brimmeier
J. F. Brammeier
T. W. Castor
Flord Hicks
Herbert. Jones
Forrest Achenbaugh
RL C. A
Wales
Brenry Schilling
Roth Mie
Harry Ekrosseter
Russell
Art Nin
Emers Son
Wall Viner
Alteoioung
Dick Steiner
Mans
Fue Neha
George Wilkins
Oltsen Saaredas
Mion
Mis Bob
Braumeier
Ole Wilkiesor
Rotor
Sol Strata
FY Wilkie Fame
Hebert Pans
Rhayd Hicks
der Cats
Chin Bug Survey Maps Infestation Across Iowa Counties
A statewide survey by AL Worthington at Iowa State College shows northern Iowa counties largely normal for chinch bugs while southern areas range from light to very heavy infestations. Meetings on grasshopper and chinch bug control are underway. counties may request sessions. He notes heavy reports in Fremont Page Taylor Ringgold Decatur Adams Union and parts of Mills Montgomery Clark Lucas Wayne and Appanoose. The dividing line runs through Monona Crawford Carroll Greene Boone Story Marshall Tama Benton Linn Jones and Dubuque counties.
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Towa
AL D. Worthington
Towa State College
Worthington
Fremont
Page
Taylor, Ringgold
Decatne Adams
Union
Mills
Montgomery, Clark, Lucas, Wayne
Appanonse
Monona
Crawford
Carroll, Greene
Boone, Story
Marshall, Tama
Benton, Lian
Jones and Dubuque
More Winter Wheat in Iowa Now than During the War
Iowa farmers sowed more winter wheat last fall than in 1918 when wheat topped $2 a bushel according to Iowa State College. The national harvest reached a $7 million acre record, with Iowa showing a large increase by about 10,000 acres versus 1933 figures and a 1927–31 average of 400,000 bushels. Economists cite high seed times prices, need for fall and early spring pastures, early grain for drought areas, and shifts to wheat in drought-affected regions as main factors driving the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
United States
Iowa
Drouth
Drouths
Inferiority complex causes mortifying constant awareness
The passage defines physical inferiority complex as a condition affecting those below normal physique. It explains the individual always carries this fact with them, cannot escape it, and regards it as deeply mortifying.
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Rosalie Evans
Wastmore
M. E
Mee
Tie Madly Chuters
Gea
Thos
Vern Viner
Rely Steiner
Remm Hyer
Mir Medi Viner
Retert Flicks
Meo Muerlin Wal Kerem
Clerker Stevena
Myps Morell Shgaip
Marve Ff Tran
Elmiep Loetean
Jerah Viner
Noha
White
Hiram Whar
Rav
Hontemar
Creston Suns
Ro OM
Shipman
Ales
Ida Briges
Harold Vannausdle
Elmer Smith
Amos
Ginger
Shenandoah
Bard Tanzer
Edgar Glen
J. N. Summers
Gibbie Carlson
Council Bluffs
Vennard Larson
Wo O R. Crawford
Griswald
Latte
Billy Anderson
Imes
Carl Anslerson
Mnin
Cuba
Iet
Mexico
Chio
Chiang Kai-shek
Burley
Ramsey
Grace
Leona Dike
Minnie Whistler
Mos de. Evans
Carson
Katherine Kettlewell
Ralph Goad
Red Oak
McFahon
Sherman Allen
Mer- Fil
Ida Steen
Koty
Council Bhuts
Edna Mae Potter
Los Angeles
OAKS
Ohn Longstreet
Chinch Bug
Bill
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