Emerson Fourth Draws Wide Local Celebrations
Mrs. Jessie Grayson returned Friday evening to spend the Fourth with relatives and summer school at Creston. Numerous Emerson residents attended Glorious Fourth events at Grenwood or visited Krug park, with many staying home amid family gatherings. The Emerson fire department battled a blaze at L. B. Weed farm seven miles south, destroying two barns and multiple structures with only the house, garage, and one hen house surviving. The fire’s origin remains unclear and Mr. Weed carried some insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Grayson
Wesley Chapel
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Mrs. Malm
Virginia
Genevieve
Des Moines
John
Charlie Carton
L. E. Weed
Emerson Fire Department
L. B. Weed
Here
Glen Snodgrnay
Pwo
Weed
Why Widows Face Predatory Confidence Schemes
W R Morehouse warns widows are prime targets for high pressure promoters in finance. Promoters exploit newly bereaved investors, urging quick riches with promises of bonanzas. Bankers should review investments, and widows should verify credentials with trusted bankers to avoid loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Morehouse
Wesley Chapel Welcomes a Son Donald George Parker
In Wesley Chapel a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Clinton Parker on June 1 arrives named Donald George Parker. Both mother and child rest at Jennie Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs as relatives visit. Local residents share congratulations and community notes include visits from Mrs C H Danley Mrs George Parker and others with social activities cited at the church and in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Parker
Donald George
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
C. H. Danley
Kansas
Ara Feeley
Robert Danley
Little Son
Dewitt
Nebr
Stonebraker
George Parker
Clark Fickel
Cowles
Helen Byers
Pauline Sowers
Marion Sowers
R. R. Pierson
Vera Clark
Wall Street Social Notes and Weekend Visits
Mrs. W L Hauger has been ill but showing improvement. Walter Shenefield remains sick. No services at East Liberty next Sunday due to the Methodist Jubilee at Glenwood Lake Park. Attendees include Mr Green and daughter Mary, Mrs Kerney of Council Bluffs, Mr and Mrs T M Green and son Bobby of Lincoln. Twelve at Fred Raine’s picnic and social. Dr and Mrs Warden Rimel and children of Bedford visit Arbor Lodge with G W Rimel and Mrs Elsie Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hauger
Walter Shenefield
East Liberty
Glenwood Lake Park
Green
Mary
Perry Kerney
Council Bluffs
T. M. Green
Bobby
Lincoln
Nebr
Elzie Kerney
Fred Raine
Warden Rimel
Bedford
G. W. Rimel
Elsie Kenney
Josie
Weekend Visit Binds Hancock Family Ties
Mr Vernon and Anna Bowman with daughter Dorothy Marie spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Shaw and relatives Hazel Ruth Ange Mae Benscoter of Hancock Iowa. They visited Helen Shaw Clevia Wills and Lena Hanson of Cornell Bluffs. Friends Gilson of Glenwood and Jelinek of Omaha with their wives called on Mr and Mrs G F Wills last Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A. Allen
Imogene
Ida Steen
Charlie Stdd
Nodaway
Dessa Cole
Maxine
Macedonia
Lawrence Rice
John Palmer
Omaha
Wayland
Paul Carson
Lucille
Doris Rhoads
Will Moton
Mia
Dave Smith
Ash Creek
Minn
Mesdames
Frank Lang
Lee France
J. W. Evans
Anna Dement
Kate Steen
Mildred Weed
Emma
J. L. Evang
Chicago
J. ©. Wilking
Corliss
Ira Cheney
Aurora
Til
Mra. Cheney
Ittle
Dee Severns
Danberry
Iowa
Emerson
Ella Longshore
Arthur Patrick
A. A. Patrick
Carrie Bidwall
Denver
Colo
Clarence Whitney
Ruth
Midwest
Wyo
E. F. Whitney
Council Bluffs
Clarence Bowman
R. B. Tubbs
Franline
W. W. Letz
Onawa
Caroline Rhonda
Ralph Knight
J. A. Thorson
Methodist Hoarita
Mre
Anna Bowman
Dorothy Marie
Mrd
Sam Shaw
Hazel
Ange Mae
Benscoter
Hancock
Helen Shaw
Clevia Wills
Lena Hanson
Cornell Bluffs
Measra
Gilson
Glenwood
Jelinek
G. F. Wills
J. W. McLain
Dean
A. Reed
Grace Liddell
June Parker
Rochersperger
Frank
Nickols
Kansas City
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Deeds
Public record lists numerous farm and lot transfers filed June 17 to June 24 1927 in Mills County including A B Judson to New G Iron Monger Elk 19 Glenwood transfer 7500 dollars and 23 feet of S&S 30 ft Lot 8 Elk 19. J O Evans to Bad Hunt 100 dollars 56 ft Lot 70 Bank Add Glenwood. Elsworth J Smith to Ralph W Smith one dollar one acre in 26-78-41. L W Wilson to Mrs Theresa Irwin cemetery deed 15 dollars Lot 161 Farm Creek cemetery. M H Harbert to D S Paul et al one dollar and other small tracts in 11-78-43. Wm T Turner to C F Maynes 400 dollars. Lots 494 496 Emerson. Mary D Birdsall to Louise B Whistler one dollar lots 233 234 Emerson. Mayme L Marshall to Wm H Miller lots 5 6 Block 6 Grand View Add Malvern. Florence OConner to Eva Matthews 1760 dollars Lots 45 and others in Evans Add Emerson. Sheriff Mills Co to Malvern National Bank 43909.99 land in Sections 3 and 10 714 Bank. Deed 6250 Tract in RT is.
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A. B. Judson
New G. Ironmonger
Et al
S&s
Elk
Glenwood
J. O. Evans
Bad Hunt
W. D
Bank Add
Elsworth J. Smith
Ralph W. Smith
W. L. Wilson
Theresa Irwin
Farm Creek Cemetery
District Court
Mills County
Laws
A.m
At & A. m. M. H. Harbert
S. Paul
V. C
Wm. T. Turner
C. F. Maynes
Emerson
Mary D. Birdsall
Louise B. Whisler CW
Mayme L. Marshall
Wm. H. Miller
Grand View Add
Malvern
Florence O’conner
Eva Matthews
CV. D
Evans Add
Sherif Mills Co
Malvern National Bank
RT Is
Fragmented Opinion Snippets From Circuitous News Bits
An aggregation of clipped quips references diverse topics from undirected commentary. Entries touch on an electrically controlled tractor near Luttcott Nebraska, a dinner bell’s excitement, Chinese demographics, Cuban liquor, bootleggers, a saleslady and beauty doctor, prohibition timelines, and fathers stepping out, reflecting a collage of fleeting newspaper lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luttcott
Nebr
Detroit Free Press
Atchison Globe
Louis Globe-Democrat
Jacksonville Times- Union
Toledo Blade
Detroit Newa
Watera
Pittsburgh Chronicle- Telegraph
Ames Abe Says Lambastin Woman Echoes in Speech
A satirical quip notes that when a woman sets off a loud critique another woman may outperform a man in sparking the reaction. The remark frames female rivalry as a quick trigger for attention in social dialogue.
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Ames Abe
Farm Camps Drew 236 Iowa Boys to June Gatherings
In June 236 Iowa farm boys aged 15 to 21 attended five state camps for older youths in 4-H club and farm group programs. J C O Cunningham oversaw with I T Bod e, Fred D Butcher, and Roy Snyder assisting. Camps at Girland Mills Henry County Clear Lake Boone Spirit Lake and Backbone Park housed 14 to 67 attendees and ran Friday afternoon to Sunday evening with lessons on crops weeds insects trees wood lore horse hitches and religious services plus games swimming and excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Campie
J. C O. Cunningham
Town State College
I. T. Bode
Fred D. Butcher
Roy Snyder
Girland Mills
Henry County
Clear Lake
Boone
Spirit Lake
Backbone Park
Delaware County
Local Residents Attend Visits and Celebrations in Champion Hill Area
Champion Hill and nearby towns see a flurry of visits and gatherings as Jeaste Kellenbarger Wilma Cooper and numerous Kellenbarger family members share events with friends. Delegates report from the State C. E. convention while kin from Lincoln Omaha Red Oak and Kansas City join dinners birthdays and a family celebration in late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeaste Kellenbarger
Wilma Cooper
Wanda Kocheteperger
Florence
Sarah Cooper
June Parker
Jean Kovhersperger
Roby Kellenbarger
C. E
Frank McLain
Pearl
Omaha
Walter Kellenbarger
Sherman Archer
Ella Kellenbarger
Virinia Ballain
Red Oak
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RV. Felt
Silver City
Grenwood
Krug Park
Misa Ireta Henry
Brother Datwood
Maynard
Nebt
Emily Burton
Gertrude Knight
J, G. Knight
Helen McLain
Cownell Bluffs
Jesse Smith
Ricky
Watop
Celler
R. Morehouse
Wall Street
Mr. Vernon
Rodge Bros
Frances Gullington
Harold Kellenbarger
Lesle Kellenbarger
Betwee Stanberry
W. H. Taylor
Collins Drug CO
Tro Gexall Store
Malvern, Iowa
Detroit
Negino
Chaslis F
B. It
Graham Brothers Trucks
R. K. Piper
Lowa
Glacier National Park
Cody Road
Scenic Colorado
Muu
Yellowstone
Hurlington
Wierlee
Eycie
Mowasalu
Ike
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