Local notes from Great Lakes Training School region
Local column reports several social visits and travels. Families like the Flord Wadsleys, Fred Newell, and James Barkus share weekends with relatives in Earix, Omaha, and Des Moines. News includes job moves, July 4 holiday events, a post meeting of the American Legion, medical updates, and birth of a son to Harry Hoover and Mrs. Hoover of Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flord Wadsley
Earix
Fred Newell
Joan
Newell’s
Are. Leonard Newell
Tabor
Frederic Newell
Wortman
Fred Harehbareer Sod Gary
Humboldt
Neb
Ralph Harshbarzger
Leo Robirds
Edna
Portland
Ore
Ray Cohen
J. M. Steele
F. M. Davisons
Des Moines
Tole Ave
Albert Johnson
Detroit
Mich
Ferry Seed Co
Donna Ranne
W. BR. Bowers
Hubert Green
Council Hleifs
Betty Low Barkur
Betty Lou
Cynthia Menschell
W. R. Byington
Lucille Stubbs
Riverton
Betty Lou Barkus
Edith Barkus
W. A. Barkus
Omaha
W. H. Dye
Charles Kayton
Charles Jr
Imogene
Lorraine Carley
Darlene Carley
Macedonia
Margaret Rubenking
Tudor
Evelyn Latchaw R. N
Boone
Bowie
Parente- Nears Henederton
William R. Bingham
C. R. Brewer
Local Social Roundup From Yankton and Nearby
Numerous brief notes from Yankton South Dakota and nearby towns recount visits and relocations. Families host relatives from Kansas City to Mitchell, while Ben Mattie starts as Deardor’s grocer and Malcolm Campbell visits from Town Cite. A drowning tragedy in Lyons ends the small-town notices.
Mr and Mrs Sumners Return From Wendell Minnesota Visit
Mr and Mrs A Sumners returned Saturday from Wendell Minn where they were on business connected with their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sumners
Wendell, Mins
Wayne Killion House Burns Near Tabor
Wayne Killion and his wife escaped a farmhouse fire on the Dalton farm near Tabor Tuesday night. Mrs Killion smelled smoke at about 1 00 am and found the kitchen ablaze. The house was fully engulfed when they reached safety and Wayne suffered severe facial and arm burns. The children, visiting at the nearby Wil Scott home, may have been spared serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Killion
Dalton
Tabor
Mrs. Killion
Mr. Killion
Wayne
Wil
Scott
Telephone employes buy extra bonds for bomber drive
Northwestern Bell Telephone workers in Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and the Dakotas exceeded the Fifth War Loan goal of 256000 by 25000. The Bay a Bomber campaign, sponsored jointly by union and management, used payroll deductions and cash purchases in June and July. The bomber will bear an inscription crediting the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miia
Ball
Joint Union Management
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Fend
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Mee
Northweserm Bei Telephone Co
Republications and party conventions noted in obscure ledger
Fragmentary OCR snapshot records a list of names and figures tied to a Republican event or convention. The text mentions a state convention in July, several individuals with unclear roles, and numerical tags like 3M and 4.3, plus scattered surnames such as Taw Bembe and Rae, with multiple abbreviated labels and no coherent narrative.
Silver City Uprooted Families and Vision of Camp Life
Mrs Shirley Hendrix traveled to Camp Davis North Carolina to stay near her husband stationed there. Miss Louise Rotlaje from Council Bluffs visited Mrs Emma Markel and sister Louise Bauerkemper over the weekend. Rebekah installing team reporters drove to Glenwood to meet Woodlands Rebekah lodge officers. Eddie Riggins returned to Council Bluffs after three weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Riggins. Mrs Winifred Phillips and baby joined her husband at Camp Crowder Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Rotlaje
Council Bluffs
Emma Markel
Louise Bauerkemper
Rebekeh
Glenwood
Woodland Rebekah Lodge
Eddie Riggins
Ed Riggins
Winifred Phillips
Camp Crowder, Mo
Bank Statement Shows 1944 Mills County Figures and Signatures
A Mills County bank reports total assets 1 492 713 90 with deposits 1 428 028 27 and capital accounts 4 687 61 The statement is sworn by President Fred Durbin and Cashier F J Iwert before Notary Ina Siothower on July 6 1944 Attorneys Albert Nelson and K R Hale are listed as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mills County
Fred Durbin
F. J "Swert
Bank Beai
FJ. Iwert
F. J. Iwert
Ina Siothower
Albert Nelson
KR. L. Hale
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Slothewer
Great Lakes Training School
Harry Dunt
Green Bar
Wis
Green Bar Soft Water Rertice
C. R. Kline
Rapid City
S. D
Rapid Creek Canyon
L’roy Everett
Glen Everett
Carol
Charles Nag
Flo Plumb
Red Oak Mondar
W. H. Taylor
Malvern
Shenandoah
Sadye McIntyre
Zylpha Walker
Leo Sickier
Will
Ed Walker
Forrest Kirby
Ross Pfizer
Northboro
Leonard W. Laws
Jane
American Legion
Ettison
Corning
Paul Kelso
Mercy Hospital
Cornell Bluffs
Harry Hoover
Silver City
Bammy Lee
Moses Marion
Fréide Fiatist
Oscar Hall
Yankton
Lola Wightman
Vern Donn
C. L. Kance
A. D. Honeyman
David
Red Oak
Nelson
Harold Smith
Chil
Spee
Fred Gemmell
Smith
Slater
Gemmell
Will Gayle
Ralph
John Mott
Mott
Ralph Gayle
Arther
G. P. Smith
Thomas
Dorota
Margarite Holstein
Hitle
Marianne
Ralph Hoasie
Smith and
Gary
W. L. Smith
Mattern
John Dyson
Lyons
Sam
Malvern Band Mothers
Clb
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Bates-Collen Elevator CO
KANCE
Ray Collen
Clark and Strahan
By McFauthters
Dah
Fia Lioin
Taw Bembe
Senet & le Doe Ees
Hal
Dee
B. Cook
He M. Lessa
Ward Geti
Rae
Shirley Hendrix
Camp Davis
N. C
Mgr
W. A. Bafer
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Towra
Mills Comnt
United States
TOTAL
Mills County Abstract CO
Paul D. Slothower
Deardorff Grocery
P. D. Slothower
Mar
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