Thomas P Slater Dies at Home July Fourth in Imogene
Thomas P Slater a longtime Mills and Fremont counties resident died at his home six miles southwest of Imogene on Friday July 3 after a period of illness. Born in Dubuque County Iowa in 1867 he married Mary Frennesmith in 1884 and raised a large family. Surviving children include Tom Bernard Agnes Clara Lyman John and others with two wives and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral rites were at St Patrick s Church with Rev Father Doyle officiating and interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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Thomas P. Slater
Mills
Fremont
Imowene
Stuer
Fies
Wnt
Coane Bluffs
Mr. Sinater
Bern
Duluque
Mies
Mary Frennes Smith
Dulane
Pour Pure
Thes Fither
Cdiriy
George Eevernt
Cid
Julius Cheyntelies
Tom
Mile
Bernard
Agnes
James Dingilley
Clara Omre
Lyman Torhyall
Imoagene
John Denan
Perrival
Theos
Suasa Horriga
Danbury
Kate Keller
I Dust Grove
Grindchil- Siena
Jill Beds
Jinasy
Mre
Slater
County
Hastings
White Cloud
Bite
Stitthan
Hie
Alnie
Sinter
Sknter
St. Barricks Catholic Church
Father Doyle
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Father Devle
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
James Laughlin
John McGinnis
Mike Delehant
Johnny Hughes
Dominic Martin
Pat Maher
Johnny Laughlin
A. J. McGinniss
Micheal Delehant
Francis Hughes
Johnny Martin
Emmett Maher
Doane in Serious Crash Near Fremont County Farm
Micheal Doane and Micheal O'Conner were in a car accident on a county road about four miles northwest of Vindelphone Alty farm. Doane sustained facial injuries. he was taken to Dr. Miller in Tabor for first aid and later moved to a hospital in Council Bluffs. His condition is described as not very serious. relatives remain anxious as authorities await further specialist care.
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Condril
Micheal O'Conner
Fremont County
Vindelphone
Slater
O'Conner
Kao
Tom Harrigan
Tommie O'Conner
Tabor
Scrampanet
Chunett
Arbhiridnes
Thospibak Severn
Bluffs
Housewarming Charivari for the Carls Ghari Them
Ate and Mrs. Glo Carlson were feted with a housewarming charivari by burg and Cilmex youths. Neighbors hosted a welcome shower with about forty attendees, lunch or refreshments brought by the crowd, and all reported a splendid time.
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Glo Carlson
Coburg
Martin Head Mark Miss vines Stocker In Nebrarks City
Marriage of Medi Head coach Miles Viadan Stenkey officiated by Rev Trudolph Stolz at St Marys Catholic Church in Nebraska City. Bride Myaneis Head, daughter of Mrs Robt Stouker, wore pale pink attire. groom Wend Head, son of Mr and Mrs de 4 Wend. Couple to Honeymoon at Lake Okoboji then new farm home four and a half miles east of Imozensehell.
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Nebrarks City
Lowa State College
Ames
Lake Okoboji
Mary Wiman Returns From Alaska Visit
Miss Mary Wiman a registered nurse from St Elizabeth hospital Lincoln Nebr returned last week from Alaska after doing charitable work there She plans to return to Alaska saying the climate suits her and summer weather is pleasant She took two weeks to travel and was seven days on the water Agnes O Conner returned from Omaha to spend the Fourth with her family and others from Stanberry Mo joined the celebration Relatives and neighbors noted a fine rain on Wednesday and another Saturday afternoon Dr A A Johnson from Cornell Bluffs consulted on Mr Slater’s illness Several local incidents included Mika Delehant being injured by a pitch fork and Jon Doyle sidelined with mumps
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Mary Wiman
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lincoln
Nebr
Alaska
Rose Wiman
Agnes O'Conner
Omaha
Thos, O'Conner
Francis McDonald
Edward Conners
Stanberry
Tommie Conners
Mary Delehant Cam
Slater
BE. J. Sweeney
Wayne Draka
Liveville
A. A. Johnson
Cornell Bluffs
Mika Deelehant Sr
George
Jon Doyle
Red Oak Community Notes and Interwoven Visits
Red Oak residents report visitors and gatherings around the Fourth of July. Many neighbors traveled to see relatives in Oakland and Emerson, with frequent meals and informal receptions. Several families and individuals are mentioned visiting, hosting, and socializing, including local farmers finishing corn, summer school students, and relatives from Omaha and Shenandoah, reflecting a tight knit rural community’s July week activities.
Henderson couple united in marriage Glendon Pentue
A Thursday wedding ceremony united Mommie TG Hawley of Carson and Glendon L. Pentue of Henderson on June 3 at Wheelers Grove. The bride wore peach gown of georgette chiffon with a matching bouquet of Freesia and baby’s breath. Attendants included Alice Buker and Harold Perdue, brother of the groom. The couple will reside on the farm east of Henderson after a brief honeymoon at Lake Okoboji.
Samuel Storm Dies at 21 in Hospital
Samuel Stormy, twenty one, died after an illness lasting six days. He was born May 1, 1916 on a farm near Carron and died at Jenny WAH hospital on July 3, 1940s. Survived by his father, stepmother, two sisters Mrs. Helen Addison and Marjorie Storm, and two brothers, Richard and others. Funeral service held at home. burial in the nearby cemetery.
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Samuel
Hirrajabad
Flow
AL AL Wright Burke
Sun
Gastoyun
Dehn
Here
Samuel Thornton Sterna
Wiita
Olive Storm
Eace
Carron
Jenny Wahmundyon
Helen Addison
Marjorie Storm
Richard Rns
Gop Et
Pins Awarded For Long Attendance At Methodist Sunday School
In a school report pins were given to pupils for attendance. Dale Williams received a pin for three months and Carroll Phillips for four years without missing. Four years is a fine record.
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Dale Wiliams
Carroll Phillips
Picnic at Mrs Addie Boileau Home Attracts Twenty One
Mrs Addie Boileau hosted a Fourth of July picnic at her home with twenty one guests enjoying well filled baskets and homemade ice cream. Attendees included the Hauser and Gravett families, Hansen of Omaha, Byers, Tyler and son from Council Bluffs, and many locals visiting Shenandoah area friends and relatives. News notes cover visits, trades, births, and community happenings around Red Oak to Shenandoah and Macedonia in a breezy rural column.
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Addie Boileau
Mer
Wilburn Hauser
Ro Hauser
Mra
Clyde Gravett
Martin Hansen
Omaha
D. C. Byers
Fourth of July Rain Damps Local Festivities
Brief notes detail a subdued Fourth of July with rain dampening plans and gatherings. Despite poor weather, a Friday night free show drew a large crowd while residents like Ken Williams and Mrs. Elmer Dinwledie traveled from Omaha and Council Bluffs. Local farms welcomed rain that cooled heat and aided corn, pastures, and gardens, as families visited kin and attended hospital trips and social events around Malvern and Red Oak.
Fragmented OCR notes on Wesley Chapel event and people
Readable bits mention Wesley Chapel and individuals such as Miro and Mrs Ba Ta Pelibbtis with references to Shelton Nita and Robins' mother Ais. G. fuer. The text notes a recurring event linked to Man and a person named Mile helping on a Monday. Incoherent phrases about a location in Minnesota and rent suggest a local notice or diary fragment.
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Miro
Mis
Shelton
Nita
Wrath
Man
Robins
Ais
G. Fuer
Ted
Wess
Mate
Tame Hind
Community Social Roundup at East Liberty and Glenwood
A mix of visits and gatherings dominates the East Liberty area with Mrs. CoM Nelson hosting Ethel Dartene for dinner near Hilledale, and many relatives stopping by homes in Malvern, Mulvern, and nearby towns. Hospital news includes Harry Mautorks’ son recuperating in Hot Springs with support from family, while extended kin from Silver City and Hastings share a Sunday reunion.
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Com. Nelson
Ethel Dartene
RC. Mayteiry
Hilledale
Otto Cary
Lee
Sawahion
Data
Harvey Cary
Pear
Frank DuVal
Kon
Alan
Laure Kerney
Josie
Marian Kerney
Mulvern
C. M. Nelson
Ethel
E. C. Lenton
Malvern
R. Hurat
J. Lookabul
Dee Severns
Glenwood
East Libert Ast Fiberky Schodist Church Events
The Epworth League meets weekly on Tuesdays with a small turnout last week. A church service Sundays at 10 features a sermon titled Iight. Church school offers classes for all ages and invites others without a home church to worship with them.
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Epworth League
Social News From Red Oak and Surrounding Towns
Miss Helen Lang spent the weekend in Red Oak with Gladys Smith. Mrs. Bert Combs and daughter Geraldine visited Shenandoah Wednesday afternoon. Harvie Douglas and son James visited Onisha Saturday. Warren Wadlings and family of Defiance spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bellwood, who plan to move to Beemer, Nebraska. Opal Bayes and family were Shenandoah visitors Tuesday morning. Floyd Malcolm came Sunday to see his sister Mrs. Richard Smith. Geraldine Baker spent Saturday in Red Oak. Seth Hellwood and family from Imgrimore visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Bellwood. Seth Bellwood and family moved Saturday to Hustlegs. George Hunteman and family were Red Oak visitors Saturday evening. Ira Cheney and daughter from Emerson were at the Ivon Babngna Saturday night.
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Francis Parker
Toné
Mary Mae
Jean Kochereptreer
Leo
Macedonia
M. Kovhorsperger
Glen Cooper
Laytratheld
Jin Gell
Jay
Korhoyspergers
Atlantic
Oinn Gillin
Euarda Huntsman
Red Oak
Marjorie Gibson
George
Wina Cooper
Cornel
Navert
Willy
Dushrer
Walter Kellentarker
Forties
Frarey
Nora Streitantiere
Daugster
Madge
Mary Hetfield
Ella Plantsmtan
PJ Strueht
Darlene
Short Alien
Misa Batelle Kudhineten
Lon Hatfields
Waller. Wellentiaegeys
Louie Bullingtons
Ahi Coopers
Clarence Alehiare
Woarkto
Jack Tyler
Eddie
Council Bluffs
D. Lewis
Will Barkus
Malevern
Virgil Stockton
Omaha
Jim Simmonds
Shenandoah
Marlon Keast
Fred Phelps
Glen Sewers
Reggie Parker
al Vole
Wayne Byers
Hastings
Judd Coppork
Mortons Mills
Bert Cannon
Griswold
Wim. Creamer
Chicago
Ark
Phelps
Cornell Wat
Helen Lang
Gladys Smith
Bert Combs
Geraldine
Ployd
Malcolm
Richard Smith
Geriinde Baker
Seth Hellwood
Igrimore
Merv
Bab Bell
Wood
Seth Bellwood
George Huntemad J
Funy
al Ira Cheney
Emerson Imc
Ivan Babngna Duane
Oaks Twenty Three Seventy Suruiay At Oaks Surrey
A fragmented note reports visitors from Tex Elder Stociaye settee enjoying a scene at Oak Surrey. Senator Norris attended a gathering on Muscle Shoals hill. The text hints at concerns over protecting executives from famine and bribes.
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Oaks
Surrey
Tex
Stociaye
Norris
Sresflont
Adesien
Muscle Shoals
Tremondone
Wiotineton Post
Notice of Special Election in Henderson Town
The town to hold a special election to approve an ordinance granting the Henderson Telephone Company rights to lay and operate a telephone system within the town limits. The mayor and council authorize printing ballots and appoint judges and clerks. Election to occur under state law with costs borne by the town.
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Herchy
Hefalorsrat
Aingust
MTU
Peterson
Streeesagiena
Henderson
Tmcin
Bene
Andy
TYS
Lowe
Aereliy
Thondersen
Ehent
Lowin
Sualgne
Baa
Anederson
Ita Kuecokkora
Neviena
Fwr Sons
Nately
Goida Allensworth
Ant
L. Harbor
Jahr Motibuw
Art Phelps Ag
Ordi
Elena
Catiney
Corpora
Successora Pnd
Alheys
Hletuterson
Lows
Wien
Aweurdajae
C. T. Harover
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Imogene S.E. Mills
Thos. Slater
Tia Castle
Jimmie Sparks
Omahi
Jewel Thompson
Misa Agnes Laughlin
Jas. Laughin
John Head
Martin
Misa Katie Doyle
Homer Pool
Orville Lynn
Charley Frinty
Milwaukee
Printy
Imogens
Mike Printy
Micheal
Charivari
Strahan
Sanday
James Tousen
A. A. Wright
Pirate Sen
Com
Fomite
Ane Mer
Oech Wright
Baby
Dtean
Potene
Ptetra
Meron
Deiter
Omnalat
Niger
Wallin
Lemuel Perdue
Ed Haram
Harold Perdue
Lawyernce Cain
For. Teaneifemnatn Oya Wonte
Lake Okoba
Samuel Storm Bi
F. With
Addie Mooileau
Wisitherman
Ken Williams
Elmer Dinwledie
Milburn Core
McSweeney Poultry and Produce
Coyner Bluffs
Alice
J. W. Shanks
C. EF. Lindsay
Ted Shanks
Chas. Dilley
WS. Harris
O. J. Harris
Donald Fickel
Co. B. Edmondson
Bert Fickel
Wesley Chapel
Havelock
Champ Harver
Billie
Silver City
RW. Casebolt
Raymond Haynie
All Works
Ozark Mountains
Forsythe
Twig Byora
Eoge
South
Gayle
Fa Anole
Mirinerota
East Liberty
Atr
Seatan
Teo
TNO
Mary Helidirsarn
Mika Heenfos Orton
Ehurch
Glenwold
Uhursiay
Afl Pemman
East Libertast Fiberky Schodist Church
Asbury
Dederwin ‘Telephone Company
Jesal
Mite County
Iowa
Penderton
Sheerian
Delton
Peterberiey
R. Ta South
Harover
Teri
Glenwood Byworth League Commission
Wais
Indianola Epworth League Institute
Wile Ong
Glenwood Park
Menton
L. D. Thomas
Board of
Trustees
Hotel Conant
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