Tadies Union Meeting At Mrs Conrad Home
Mrs Harry Conrad and Mrs Orritte Bell hosted the Tadies Union at Mrs Conrad’s home last Wednesday afternoon. Attendance was good and a short business session followed by plans for the Father and Son banquet set for Sunday January 4 at the church. Refreshments included chicken sandwiches pie and coffee. The next meeting is February 7 with Bre Frank Johnson slated to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Conrad
Orritte Bell
Tadies' Union
Conrad
Frank Johnson
Oscar Bellknap
Birthday Surprise at Gherford Home Abuzz
Mrs. Everett Retherford celebrated her birthday with a first Sunday gathering at home. Relatives from Glenwood and Omaha joined in a noon basket dinner and chatful afternoon. Attendees included Elmer Collier family, W M Collier, Dick Fisher family, Arch Paulson family, Ethel Hariley family, Laura Achenbach, Cash Woods, Elton Oilen, and Robert Pollitt family, Zeno Bats and father, Adam Gips. Raymond Laughlin visited his wife at Clar Inds state hospital. The fourth farmers discussion set for Jan 26 at Birhan School will cover The Problems of the Catia Feader In 1984 with talks by Alfred Bhaw, George Curtis, and Roy Parker. Superintendent Coxon attended a corn hog contract meeting in Glenwood. Nearly 200 men attended the horse show at Shenandoah. Mrs Chas Amick hosted a guest week in Chas Gipe home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Retherford
Thorns
Elmer Collier
W. M. Collier
Dick Fisher
Glen+ wood
Arch Paulson
Omaha
Ethel, Hariley
Laula Achenbach
Cash Woods
Elton Oilen
Robert Pollitt
Zeno Bats
Adam Gips
Tarkio
Birahan School
Alfred Bhaw
George Curtis
Roy Parker
Coxon War
Glenwood
Zeno Baas
Ommatt Gipe
Chas
Gipe
Tabor College
Howard Kayton
Non
Charles
Dhpnandoah
Chas. Amick
Hender
Fathers and Sons Banquet at Straben M B Church
The Straben M B church will host a Fathers and Sons Banquet on Wednesday March 21 at 7 o clock. Homer Coppotk of Shenandoah will be the main speaker. A meal by the ladies costs 10 cents per plate and reservations should be made with Rev J A Conningham. All fathers and sons in the county are invited. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hellkoop hosted a dancing party Friday night with late evening refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anneal Fathers
Straben M. B
Nett Wedadiee
Homer Coppotk
Shenandoah
J. A. Conningham
Min
Oscar Hellkoap
Champion Hill residents share news and visits across town
Joe McLain and Frederich Lad eon broadcasted vet HKENF Wednesday morning. They received several letters of congratulations. Gene Loomla visited over the weekend with John and Francis Parker. He left the first of the week for a visit near Des Moines. He was a welcome visitor at Champion Hill Sunday morning. Francis Parkers were visitors in the H. L. Kellenbarger home one day last week. Sherman Allen transacted business in Red Oak and Shenandoah Monday. In Shenandoah he called on his niece Dorothy Gamble who was injured in an auto accident and is in the hospital with head and neck injuries. Hadley Parker is getting along very well. The doctor changed that least on his leg Monday morning and reported it to be doing all right. Loe McLain attended the corn hog school of contraction Wednesday and Thursday. Monday the vicinity was well represented at the meeting to Hastings. Most attendees expressed their desire to join in the movement. Ronald Honeyman and Clarence Johnson called on Hadley Parker Sunday and were dinner guests in the home. F. G. Kochersperger and Dean McLain visited the North Omaha Stockyards Wednesday. Jean Kochersperger accompanied them as far as Emerson, visited high school, and was a guest in the Rea Boyer home. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Parker and daughters June and Mary Mae enjoyed an oyster supper in the home of Mrs. Parker's brother, Leslie Kellenbarger. Harriet McLain and Flora Kochersperger called on Flora Allen Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Loomla
John
Francis Parker
Big Sleler
Des Moines
Chaimploh Hill
Francis Parkers
H. L. Kellenbarger
Sherman Allen
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Dorothy Gamble
Sho
Hadley Parker
Loe McLain
Hastings
Moat
Ronald Honeyman
Clarenee Johnson
Hadhey Parker
F. G. Kochersperger
Dean McLain
Omaha
Jean Kochersperger
Emerson
Vis
Ginnet
Reea Boyer
June
Mary Mae
Statement of the Condition of Farmers State Bank
Mills County officials Braselton vice president Qipe and Criswell cashier attest to the bank's reported figures. The undersigned swear the foregoing statement is full, true and correct to the best of their knowledge and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank
Mills County
T. M. Braselton
Chas
Qipe
M. Criswell
Cauhier
T. M. Brazejton
Gipe
T. M. Brazelton
Chag
Hambsch
H.W. Dye
Zena Hass
Local Lab Accident Leaves Man Injured in East Liberty
East Liberty man Waltesides suffered a painful hand injury labeling corn when a finger was crushed by machinery. Two bones broken, doctor called, expected recovery. Visitors from near Dallas andDakota visited relatives after a death. Mrs Adams and family stayed days with L G Adama, and Miss Marjorie Rickabaugh joined a weekend guest, Mary Henderson, in Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
M. C. Adams
Dallas
Dak
Mickalsoh
Kellerton
Adama
Mr. Adama
L. G. Adama
Dakota
Harry Hoover
Malvern
C. J. Shaprott
Marjorie Rickabaugh
Silver City
Mary Henderson
Church Night in Glenwood Instituts Week
The message invites young people to attend church events next Saturday at Glenwood Instituts with a misc program and pastor address The topic is The Jew Through the Centuries A Friday night supper is planned Bring sandwiches and a covered dish The schedule also notes a February 16 visit to Hilladale for another Church Night program and the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper next Sunday morning If you lack a church home you are invited to join this spiritual community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Hilladale
Chambar
Celebrated Two Birthdays Monday in Malvern
Mr and Mrs C M Nelson and Mr and Mrs D B McFall celebrated two birthdays Monday in Malvern. The event honored Mrs Hurst and Mr BicFall with guests including J R Hurds Hormey and Mr and Mrs R Mayberry from Hilldale. Attendees joined in wishing many more birthdays and anniversaries. B B McFall and Clyde Jackson attended a funeral in Kellerton for a friend, Mr Mickelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Nelson
D. B. McFall
Malvern
R. Hurst
Huret
BicFall
J. R. Hurdts
Hormey
Brg
Mayberry
B. B. McFall
Clyde Jackson
Kellerton
Mr. Mickelson
Bills to Set Liquor Board and Tax Reform Debated
About 3000 men apply for liquor commission posts as bills would reduce the board to five nonpartisan members with a 3-2 party split and salaries raised to 5000 each. Highway bonds refunding faces House review amid county opposition while tax revision bills clash over income and sales taxes and corporate levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengte
Senate
Tohpaon
Ian
Gasoline Tax Law Passed In Legislature
A new gasoline tax revision bill replacing the old law was approved by the House 87 to 41 on Thursday. The measure, drafted by Attorney General Leon Powers, targets refunds to users of motor fuels in farm tractors engines airplanes motor boats and certain establishments. The bill also includes license fee reductions for autos over three to six years of registration and scales based on vehicle value after all years. Political chatter notes many former officeholders and gubernatorial contenders frequent the state house as the campaign season grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Leon Powers
Renate
Sanetors Hill and
Mulvaoy
General Assembly
State House
Fragmentary political note on candidates and primary speech
The fragment discusses party strategy and support for a candidate in a primary. It hints at the need to rally for a majority and to outline policy positions. The text is garbled but references a Republican context and electoral slate.
Real Estate Records of Mills County Jan 1934 to Jan 1984
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from January 18 1934 to January 10 1984 detailing quitclaim deeds assignments and divisions of partnership property. Notable entries include Franklin Lites Co attachments for land parcels in Glenwood Henderson Emerson Cemetery transfers and Holmes Harbor exchanges with various grantees and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriet Court
Mills County
Tara
Ranklin Lite
Ips. Co
W. BD
Tna, Co
Bw, Clark, Renin
Ins
W. G
Mai
W. H. Lougse
Metropolitan Lite Vna, Co
W. D
Wit
Bkiliicoth
Charley
Henderson
W. C
Nay
Bybby
A. H. Harbor
A. J. Harbor
Handerson
Emerson Cemetery
Sussannah Fisher
Nellie
Fisher
Malvern MM Sets Corn Swap Terms
The Malvern miller markets corn exchange terms accepting 4 4-7 bushals good corn in change for a 49 pound sack of oats.
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Strahan
Ladies’ Union
Plana
Banneet
Gherford
Joe McLain
Frederich Ladeon
Towa
Birakan
County of Mills
A. S
Total
Iowa
Eee
Ilseianinie Aniial
East Liberty
J. H. Whitesides
Waltesides
Beat Liberty
Benate
James L. Chambers
Solttibus
Euch
Milla County
Mille County Abstract Co
Nile Adsz
Gladwood
Hatte
Eres
J. H. Beckwith
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