Outing for Women Only at Camp Brewster
For ten years southwest Iowa club girls met at Camp Brewster, now a four day outing July 12 to 14 for farm women. Activities include health talks, singing, swimming, citizenship, and group sessions led by Mrs Ballenger, Miss Rowe, and others with nominal expenses. Attendees meet at Camp Brewster or the county farm bureau office in Council Bluffs.
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Iowa
Camp Brewster
Southwest Iown
Misa Brewster
Brewater
Camp Brewater
South Omaha
West Pottawatttamia Farm Bureau
Court House
Council Bluffs
Nealey
Knowles
Ballenger
Larson
Eddie Humphrey Exonerated After Fluoride Poisoning Case
The case centered on Eddie Humphrey of Sidney who faced arrest over a poisoning death in Harlan involving a suspected salt substitute. A second death, the mother of the county attorney, occurred after taking a similar substance, leading to Humphrey’s exoneration and casting doubt on motives tied to his relationship with the late man’s daughter.
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Fred Butts
Harlan
Eddie Humphrey
Sidney
Butts
Malvern
Humphrey
Ranne's Celebrate at Manawa
The Ranne families traveled to Council Bluffs Saturday to celebrate the Fourth at Lake Manawa. A good crowd attended with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Ranne and son Harry, Robert Ranne and family, Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Hanp, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ranne, Ed Benton and family, Ernest Alberta and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond.
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Ranne
Council Hluffs
Lake Manawa
Jasper Ranne
Harry
Robert Ranne
Familly
Lewis Hanp
Ralph Ranne
Ed. Benton
Ernest Alberta
Frank Hammond
Masonic Meeting Tonight in Malvern on Thursday
The Malvern Masonic Lodge schedules its regular meeting this Thursday evening. An architect will present plans for the proposed new Masonic building, a key item for the lodge’s consideration. All members are urged to attend to discuss the proposition and related matters.
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Malvern
Topped Chicago Market with White Face Cattle Sale
Ollie Driscoll of Randolph led 120 head of White Face cattle on the Chicago market Monday. The finished, heavy feeders sold for top prices of the day with some at 13.70 and others at 12.50 each.
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Ollie Driscoll
Randolph
Chicago
Tno
Lawn fete and dance planned by Civic Improvement Indies
The Indies of the Civic Improvement club announce a lawn fete and dance Friday June 10 at the Hemaroma on North Marion Avenue. A large canvas floor, Omaha orchestra, cream and cake, hot refreshments and a warmlie stand are offered. Admission is ten cents for all over seven. Funds go toward the new community building as residents seek to raise three hundred dollars.
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Civic Improvement Club
Hema
Aed Ken Sh Demin
Marion Avenue
Omaha
Mietgern
Surroune
Off For Long Trip By Family From California To Return West
Mee Jack McDengie of San Francisco and Miss Erhel Mulhol land of New York have been visiting here. They leave this week for California. Mrs. McTmould drove to New York from San Francisco and, with her sister, drove back this far, and Mee will drive the same car back. Worth and sons Willie and James will accompany them in the same car. They will first go to Winner South Dakota then to the Black Hills Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City Yosemite Valley and thence to San Francisco. Mr. Wortt has three brothers in California and looks forward to a pleasant visit. They left yesterday morning.
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Jack McDengie
San Francisco
Calif
Erhel Mulholland
New
Yosemite Valley
Wortt
California
Silver Grange In Session In Balfour
Silver Grange patrons of husbandry met in Balfour last Thursday. New members were elected to take degrees and several applications were received for action at the next meeting. A varied program followed with songs, piano solo by Charlotte Chambers, current events, a play Pa Gets Took by younger members, and a Mixed Quartette that drew an encore. Next meeting scheduled for Thursday July 16.
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Silver Grange
Balfour
The
Grange
Charlotte Chambers
Henderson's Gun Club Shoot Proves a Season Opener Winner
Henderson hosts its first big day shoot on June 26 drawing about 35 shooters. Clyde Genung Glenwood led with 96 of 100, Hayes of Omaha and J Russell Blanchard also excelled. several veterans and youths earned prizes, with A J Huntsman at 75 delivering an impressive showing among the younger competitors.
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Henderson
Henderson Gun Club
Henderson Gun
Clyde Goring
Glenwood
Wengun
J. Russell
Blanchard
Hayes
Omaha
Ler Guitlan
R. W. Caseholt
Lew Bark
Tipagle
Clyde Genung
I Hayes
Russell
Blanchard Wil Viner
Henders
B. Weise
Hanene W. Holtz
Shelhy Wis
A. J. Huntsman
Death of George Garner Pioneer Resident of Macedonia
George Garner aged seventy, a longtime Macedonia resident, died suddenly at his daughter's home on the old farm west of town Monday shortly after noon. He had appeared in good health in the morning, drove to his farm to check harvest, and collapsed after noon, with no warning signs beforehand. He was found deceased at the scene.
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George Garner
Macedonia
Mr. Garner
Methodist Jubilee Day set for Mills County at Glenwood Lake
Mills County Methodists plan a Jubilee Day on July 19 at Glenwood Lake Epworth Leaade Institute Park. Churches urged to dismiss services to attend a large program featuring Dr. Davids of Chicago, Rev. E. Ripley, and Rev. Wilkinson, with a plenary dinner and fellowship. District Court notes include guardianship sales and custody arrangements in two cases and bequests to a Catholic church and a priest.
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Mills County
Dr. Davids
Chicago
Chiudins EB. Spencer
Central
Chisthin Advocate
Nao
Anesther Ndtris
Hur
Dr. Wainer
Giminha
Omdideoss
Fe E. Ripley
Cialomiesle
Res
FR. Wilkinson
Mulls County
Alma Pullman
Marek Pullman
Wadih
Mary DB
Dineti
Tefa
Pat Cunning- Nam
Malye
Willian Quinn
Probate notices and estate actions filed in May
A legal notice recounts various probate proceedings and estate actions. Names include Patrick Rilmibo, Brier Hingham, Mary A J Unry, Pearl Care Saint J, and Charles Woo Steedil. It details filings before a testator’s heirs, bond amounts, and appointments of administrators and executors, with durations and grounds for claims, including mortgage and unpaid residue. May 27 hearing names O V Comet as tester, with two year term and related filings in Glenwood.
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Patrick Rilmibo
Bea Karher
Oaire
Raikers Life Insurance
Mary AJ Unry
Pearl Care
J. W.esery
Mministrstore
Abie Cory
Faredaaire Ia
S. Lamb
Boott
Herrick
Wiam Mo Lamb
Fay Steedill
Charles Woo Steedil
Orihy
Jhintes J. Wilson
Tt Estate
Amanda Bk
Eddy Ound
M. Narionfina
Hatin A. Norton
Rinke Mansinger
Acmittia
Jodie
O. V
Lionehe
Conn Ts Stover
Glenwood Tributne
Demonstration Plans to Hold Soil in Mills County Area
Farmers in Mills County prepare soil terracing demonstrations over the past two years. A team led by Aarts will show terrace construction two miles west of Bilver City at a site near a cement plant. Foreman Evans and local experts will guide inspections, focusing on erosion control and drainage in the field near the Rocky site, with plans to open the area to observers by Friday afternoon July 15.
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Sindentin
Coudaetina
Cerpantyy Domonatranans
Mills County
Tuwitty Ur
Tocert
Bilver City
Jackson
Turin
Tits Field
Stranathin Farm
Viet Gell
Albert Rehaenites
ROC
Jaekeen
Wis
Noestaek Losana
Evans
Glenwoot
Mms County
Mts
Death of Rex A. Smith in Malvern funeral plans
Rex A. Smith died in Kearney on Sunday morning July 5 after months of illness. He was born near Malvern on June 17, 1908, and was just past twenty years old. The body was brought to Malvern for funeral services at Forman funeral home then to Malvern for brief rites tomorrow at the memorial chapel conducted by Rev. J. E. Wilkins.
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Worl
Rex Smith
Mearil
Midvern
Kearney
Eau
Formntan Funeral
Otylick Fais
Malvern
Malvern Tematnryl
Orelock
J. E. Wilkins
Harm
Cattle Sold Well at Chicago Market Monday Morning
CoM Follett shipped five carloads of White Pace cattle to Chicago on Monday. The herd averaged 84 5/8 pounds and 125 1/2 in Chicago. Four loads sold at 12.80 and one load at 12.00 per hundred, with two more carloads ready for shipment.
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Follett
eChirasa
Bette
Chicago
Tennis Club General Meeting Set for July 9
Notice calls a general tennis club meeting Thursday evening July 9 at Salyers Auto Coll. All interested urged to attend.
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Salyers Auto Coll
The Big Picnic Celebration in Four Hoof Judy Area
A large community picnic event drew attendees from local and foreign counties. Speakers praised civic effort while vendors offered food and water. The center stage hosted speeches by local officials and guest presenters, with mixed crowd engagement and a formal vote of thanks at the close.
Kensington Meets at Taylors for Summer Women’s Club
The Waplist Ladies Kenstaelon gathered at Ms. Mra Wo HL Taylor’s residence on a warm June afternoon. About thirty guests attended including Mrs Edna Maird of Delta. Mrs Taster and her assistants served cooling refreshments. this was the last meeting for the summer.
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Kensington
Taylor's
Kenstaelon
Wo HL Taylor
Pregent
Mra
Edna Maird
Delta
Cole
Taster
Moore Wedding Unites Two Families in Council Bluffs
Lucille Moore married Miss Turille Moore in a formal ceremony at the Moore home. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Moore, the couple tied the knot with relatives present at their Council Bluffs residence on a sunny July day. Family and friends extend best wishes for a happy future together.
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Turille Moore
Rene Moore
Tonto
Ourhit Malvern
Farm Bureau Center Hosts Community Singing Evening
Center township residents gather for an evening program featuring Herschel Sawyers leading a community sing, Ernest Huck Peng solo by Charlotte Chaubers, Merrill Nuss piano, W H Hil trumpet, Glenwood sax, Paul Hilton piano, and Guillaume Buch play. The notes mention youth must carry on the farm bureau work with several youngsters set to appear.
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Herschel Sawyers
Heestutinn
Ernest Huck Pinng
Charlotte Chaubers
Merrill Nuss
W. H. Hil
Glenwood
Paul Hilton
Uelen Buch
Buddy
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Johnson
Manawa
Beattie Lawn
Oonlight Fete Ladies’ Civic Improvement Club of
Grand Lawn
H. T. Beattie
Rex A. Smith
Farm Bureau
Otha Piende Webb
Fremeng
Dorprer
Concrestan
Edith
Booth
Hanks
Bradtus
Othe Tahiti
Chine Wilken Aan
Denihd
Stiberfest
Mills Equity
Welvetine
TW. Cattery
Fle
Mis
Fare Portes Adileessan Fam
PL Coane
Enid Lorraine Clark
Thastities
Lucille Moore
Hillsdale Church
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