Strahan area notes and school news highlight ties
The undated report recalls visits to Omaha by Mrytie Aehenbach and Evelyn Purrell while listing local visitors such as Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson Mr and Mrs Frank Robinson and others. Strahan School news covers the Lyceum lineup the O Keefe Circuit games vs Northboro with both Strahan teams winning. Church activities include evangelistic services at Climax led by Grace Algernon, a farewell party for the Tripp family, a wood chopping bee for next year’s fuel, and a community sale with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Petrison
Frank Robinson
Willis Dre
Charlotte
Josephine
Wil Wolfe
Claire
Frank Steele
Bre
Lou Malrymple
Grace
Gerald Hamaker
Omaha
Mae
Lutheran Hospital
Mia
Frank Johnood
Dale Laughlin
Chth Reo
Bidney
Martin
Atrahan School
Strahan School
Lyceum
Mrahan Tueaday
Mer @erson
Emerson
Hantings
O'Keefe
Haakeball Northboro
Strahan
Strahan Girls
Northboro
Aulia Tuat
Bartlett
Henderson
Moethwling Church of
Strahan Church
Emerson area notes and events across town and region
Malvern visitors, Omaha trips, Emerson basketball wins and losses, local social events, theatre plans, and public notices fill a busy town page. Multiple families visit Shenandoah and Red Oak hospitals. Emerson High School and town teams host games against Silver City and Essex with close scores noted. Community gatherings include dances, anniversaries, birthdays, memorials, and an annual farmers cooperative meeting. Classifieds list real estate, vehicles, and services with multiple local names and places cited.
Local notes from near Henderson and Glenwood area
Clyde Whitesides moved a truckload of hogs to South Omaha for Ceo. The Hanson family from near Glenwood shared Sunday dinner with the V. S. Hanger household. Three year old Vitemia Brake is recovering from bronchial pneumonia. Henry Wise and family from near Henderson visited Geo Nahley. Clarence Radarcak, once ill with bronchial pneumonia, is improving. Dale McClure and family moved to Violet Hunt’s farm. the Glas family moved from the Jim Martin place. Charlie Alexander will farm the L. A. Alexander place vacated by the Clares. Ladies’ Aid meets Feb 1 at Mrs. Henderson’s. important business planned. Rev. and Mrs. R. Jones visited from Silver City. Mrs. Lookabi suffers a cheekbone issue requiring hospital opening. improving now. Haat Liberty Aid served lunch at Arch Corner sale. record crowd, funds near $60. Ruth Lookeiblill turned eight last Sunday. party held with friends, teacher Miss Bertha Clay. snacks served by Mrs. Lookabilt and Miss Hazel Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Clyde Whitesides
South Omaha
Redashak
Sohn Hanson
Glenwood
V. S. Hanger
Vitemia
Roy Brake
Henry Wise
Clara
Marion Wise
Henderson
Geo
Nahley
Sanday
Clarence
Little
Ira
Radarcak
Dale McClure
Violet Hunt
Will Agan
Jim Martin
Charlie Alexander
L. A. Alex
Anster Place
Malvern
Henry Field
Ruth Leokeblil
Bertha Clay
Mra. Lookabilt
Hazel Owens
Ruth
Owed to Landladies Poem by Betts Recital
A testy old fellow named Betts vents irritation at his landlady and her pets. He chokes the cat and parrot in the garret, then mocks the landlady's threats as described in Farm and Fireside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts
Pete
Ill and homecomings mark village notes
Mrs Peter Chapel returned home after two weeks with her mother Mrs Gibbs who was badly burned while Mrs Fickel helps in care The church kitchen is finished and will serve lunch at Friday community sale led by Mrs Ward Fickel and her son Arthur Both Mrs Lisle and Mr Lisle visited Clarinda after Sunday illness and trips
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Chapel
Glenwood
Gibbs
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News of
Myrtie
Margaret Aehenbach
Sinden Fies
Oliver Achénbach
Evelyn Purrell
Ptx
Tor
Emerson Ent
George Masters
J. A. Talbott
Emerson Jafa
Peatle Lang
Mary Louisé Taslor
J. A. Thotton
Jack
Tnesay
Mea
B. Cornet
R. W. Davia
Emerson Town
Stanton
John G. Barnett
John
Shenandoah
Bert Smith
Red Oak
R. 0
Silver City
Essex
Adam
Opera House
Martin's Hig
American Legion
C. D. Greenwood
H. C. Hicka
Goff
Avoca
Gof
Rosa Boyer
Earl Briggs
Randolph
C. W. Driggs
Everett Whisler
Council Bluffs
Willis Patrick
Florida
John Sandiland
Presbyterian Church
Scott Atterbyurn
Mrs. Arterburn
Nannie Post
J. N. Cheney
Mary Arneel
Miss Arneel
Minnis Whisler
Laura Post
Miguel Leona
Grace Dixon
Farmers’ Cooperative Store
W. HE. McGrew
Charles Vastal
Harry Kellenbarger
Ivan Salmons
Frank Lang
Vernon
Ema Ion
Hill
J. F. Ungry
Lon Hatfield
Alfred Griffin
Sunda
Marion Parker Begas
Mon Fey
Warner
Ation
Alley
Marlon Parker
Fayl
Kinley Caywood
P. G. Kodersterget
Doe Metaln
Esmimet Cerditt
Oueat ‘Webb
John Parkst
Aid Water Lane
Gideon Boyer Witne
Roy McLash
Hmmet Cardiff
Motits Fender
J. H. Smith
Atill
Sea Mra. Smith
Teans
Masters
Iowa
B. B. Bayes
Dodge Brothers
C. H. Robbins
A. M. Armstrong
Emil Leu
Hastings
G. W. Logan
Richard
Melar Grain Co
Salina
Kans
J. N. Bummera
Barkus Bros
A. Johnson
Ford
Dickerebach
Walter Hilton
Hevern’n
Harry Horn
H. Sumner
J. N. Summers
Hitchen
McCormick-Deering
W. L. Summers Farm
Malvern Gold
A. B. Kookley
WelleweWee
Sallie
Iit
Fermany
Favelanne Parks
Melvern
Farm & Fireside
White Cloud
E. G. Wederquist
Tyler Bros. Creamery Butter
Tyler
Deardorff’s Grocery
Ponceville
Belaer
Howe Amaba
Gray Tate
Andy J. Berkhimer
W. E. Burgoin
Deere Stag
John Deere
Ecormick
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