Local News Briefs From Treynor And Surrounding Towns
A mixed local update reports injuries from a fall near Treynor involves A C Stivers assisting to hospital for X rays after a broken limb. The piece also notes visits from Treynor, Omaha, and Glenwood residents, church events, birthday treats, and a new truck purchase for Coppock. It mentions Mrs. Carter’s Keokuk county origins, a covered wagon migration in 1869, and community gatherings at the Christian church and M E Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Skank
Will Cain
Wiii Cooper
Oakland
M. E
Bille Har
Marlin Mercer
Harry Emmett Paul
Joe Edmondson
Loraine Amick
Earl Allensworth
Keith
Hayden Carter
J. G. Loving
Packwood
Imogene Mills Notes Heat Strain Hitting Local Horses
In intense heat many workers lose valuable horses at work. A list includes A. J. Clark Jim Gilmore Fd McGinnis Joe Cahill Jerry F Maher Walter Doyle and Wilt Laughlin with others also placing horses down. Ninety eight head were reported brought to Shenandoah rendering plant Friday and Sunday. Farmers busy with corn hay and raspberries as pastures dry up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Clark
Jim Gilmore
Fd McGinnis
Joe Cahill
Jerry F. Maher
Walter Doyle
Wilt Laughlin
Shenandoah
Paul Good
Tabor
George Gutschenritter
Yorktown
Robt. Snanderson
Essex
Laughlin
L. H. Parker
Ordlo Addy
Lang Bogh
Colif
South Waketa
Baen
Frank Owens
Alywad
Huestis
Neue Coburg
Myra
Ed Maher
Emerson Baptist choir holds annual roll call meeting
The Emerson Baptist choir the largest organization in Mills county held its annual roll call last Sunday with 40 members present or having belonged. Morning service had 38 singers and evening 40. Rev Joseph Stime preached both services. Fifteen Malvern residents attended the evening service. Several local residents and visitors are noted for their activities and travels around town this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Baptist
Milla
Joseph StiMe
Malvern
J. A. Huntsman
C. H. Weland
Breen
Town
J. D. Jones
Burlington
Katherine
Onarge
AL. S. Good
Pacific Junction
EB. OW. Elkins
John H. Hascall
Gordon Hascall
Loomis
Nebr
Hal Wyland
Harlan
H.C. Knight
Roy McLain
Billy
Davenport
Carrie Melvin
Henry Burmeister
Avoca
Buehler
Gurmeister
J. R. Watkins Company
Mills County
Glenwood
E. B. Comer
J. A. Thorson
Ray Hicks
Lottie Thrapp
Glen Dally and Son
Counci Bluffs
Jake Hodge
Genoa
Wellenbarger
Myr
H. C. Hascall
Frank Edle
North Grove
Mr and
Mra
Harvie Hascall
Paul
Helen
Virginia
Broggn
Neby
Rae
One of Emerson's Classie staff and service stations
A new classie staff and service station near Emerson, just west of the Wilbur Morrison station on Highway 34, opens with Alva Ballain as owner and operator handling Philips Ol products. The place is described as unique and pleasing in appearance with modern conveniences. Local residents and visitors share news of travel and visits, including trips to Glenwood and Lincoln, and health updates about WU Maddocks seeking treatment in Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Wilbur Morrison
Highway 34
Alva Ballain
Aubmit
Ruth Guyer
Near Macedonia
Gb. B. Mciall
Fred Alexander
Edth and
Dale
Dorothy McClure
Miss Lurine Brake Returns From Oskaloosa Trip
East Liberty report that Miss Lurine Brake spent eleven days in Oskaloosa for a course and enjoyed the pelipious mining program at Peny college buildings. Miss Vern Mayberry’s plans were changed though Miss Geneva Sell attended from the Liysdale church and the girls found the trip very enjoyable and helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurine Brake
Oskaloosa
Peny College
Blake
Vern Mayberry
Hilsdire
Geneva Sell
Liysdale
Methodist Church seeks youth for next year plan
The Institute at Clenwood reports strong turnout with youth encouraged to attend next summer. A church service is planned for Sunday at 10 AM followed by church school at 11 with emphasis on helpful lessons. Visitors without a church home are invited to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Malvern Iowa schedules Park Board election ordinance vote
Notice to Malvern legal electors announces a special election on July 14 1931 to decide Ordinance No 101 establishing a Park Commissioners board with three seats. Polls open 7 a m to 8 p m at Liberty Memorial Building. Ballot includes form of votes and board powers and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Nolses
Lowa
Holfing
Spaehal Meu
Leach
Offica
Lot
Bald Park Commissioners
Board of Park Commissioners
Jone
Colmnell
Board of Park
Malvern Leghler
Mills County
Jawa
Whitey
Mulvern
H. Seaton
Ratlote
Élerton
Mal Vern
Wis
Board of Park Comins
Ploners
Libererty Memorial Hunding
Tow
Bob Whitt
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Nishna Valley
Fair Grounds Park
Mills County Fair Grounds
Henderson
Mer
A. C. Stiversye
Carson
Dr. French
Zack “Allard
Treynor
J. Awanson
Wits
Omaha
Luella Vinten
Chi
Ulse Houser
C. A. Wieht
Kylis Owens
Lindner
Emer
Irs
Victor Norton
Baby
Turday
Long Beach
Council
Donald Fickel
Mary Edmondson
Maud Iling Edmondson
Edmondson
Arlene Ackerbaugh
Elmer Braden
Arbert Stephens
Shenandashur
Eedonta
Coppock
Gilbert Shelton
Acallera
Ussel Coppock
Cooney
Lenwood
Race Edmondson
Island
C.H. Auick
Corn Bluffs
Ace
Arch Houser
Charley Dilley
the Clark
Juby Gad Ketber Moore
Abelr
Boulh
Emul Abe
Dale Willams
Belnsy
Myrian
Leora Harbor
Glen Scheffert
Avocer
Elmer Sowers
Mesdames Addie Belleau
Dolle Triplett
Red Oak
Nettle Smith
Sta’ Cey
TsWs
Et Raat
Walter Schevuermann
Etrahan
EB. Churth
Orlo Harris
Tale
Fred Phelps
Ted Oak
Bm.ef
Lense Institute
Glenwoo
Imogene
S. E. Mills
Johnny Owen
Bmercy Hospital
Mr. Owen
Will Laughtin
Patrick Martin
James
Walnut Creek
Climax
Clea McCinnis
Darrene
Anita
Geo. Davidson
Dean McLain
Champion Hill
Art Leahy
Martin Head
J. J. Head
Here
Vivian Stecker
Nebraska City
Gertrude Addy
Calif
Louis Quischenritter
Maurice Clark
Springfeld
Patsy Kilmartin
Seahyere
Hutch
Bunny
Auy Clark
Aaron
Wheare
John Gwen
Ty Bedford Sith
Baptist Choir
Miresa Edith Rass
Maxine Shaw
Lucille White
C. Osterhalm
Tes Mulhen
Jeannette Carson
Cynthia Hunt
Bear Clearwood
S. R. Hurst
Nancy Mayberry
Slater
Charley
Wilhelm
Lok Alck
Norek
Mubatnrien
Fallawa
Youn Merk
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