Emerson Auxiliary installs officers on Friday
The Amerian Legion Auxiliary met Friday afternoon at the M F church basement for its regular session. Installation of officers occurred with Mrs. T H Grayson as installing officer and guest Mrs. Olgin Thorsen, former member and past president of the Reseda California unit. Committees were named for the year across activities including joinir, welfare, membership, legislation, finance, radio, education and library, music, unit activities, community service, Americanism and sick relief. Refreshments were served after the meeting by Mrs. Grayson, Mel Farris and Mamie Gibson.
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Amerian Legion Auxiliacy
M. Ff
T. H. Grayson
Olgin Thorsen
Reseda
Calif
Joinir Activit
Melinda Snedgrass
Martha Buss
Irene Crofteny
Mo F. Evans
Edith Parker
WT. Snadgrags
Farris
Mabel Honeyman
Louise Whislers
Elsie Evans
Nettie Johnsort
Irene Croften
Masnie Gilyscm
Mel. Farris
Mamie Gibson
Birthday Honors for Mrs. Thorson Family Event
A family reunion celebrated Mrs. John Thorson’s birthday with a 4 pm buffet luncheon. Attendees from distant places included Oscar Thorson, W. J. Adams, Reuben Adams, and Olvin Thorson. Local relatives joined in the observance and a related gathering honored Mrs. Olvin Thorson with Bingo and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thorson
Thorson
F.C. Tedesco
Santa Darbara
Calif
Mes
Oscar Thorson
Freemont
Nebr
W. J. Adams
Methodist Young People Plan Summer Activities
Fifty young people of the M. FE. church organized into two Indian tribes the Sioux and the Sac for summer. Sioux chief Hadley Farrur assistant chief Helen Hangman scribe Rollin Warren. Sac chief Bobby Hogzett assistant chief Clyda Warren scribe Edith Trass. First campfire council held Friday evening in EK.A. Bass woods with trails and camp fire powwows planned throughout the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Church
Hadley Farrur
Helen Hangman
Rollin Warren
Bobby Hogzett
Clyda Warren
Edith Trass
EK. A. Bass Woods
Missionary Groups Meet at Mrs Will Nelson Event
The M B Missionary Societies met Wednesday in the country with Mrs Will Nelson and co host Mrs Leech Miller Heavy heat led to strong attendance Articles described Africa customs and were shared with pictures Devotions by Mrs Mabel Campbell on reading Good Literature The meeting included business reports and a social with proverbs and refreshments Several local residents made visits and news items covered church activities and community happenings around Corning Glenwood and Red Oak including travel to Omaha and Council Bluffs Details of fires near local landmarks and shifts in naval history were also noted.
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M. By Missionary Societies
Will Nelson
Leech Miller
Africa
Mabel Campbell
Curtiss Nelson
Nelsor
Miller
A. A. Williams
H. Bradley
Corning
Omabra
Maxine Davis
Glenwood
J. N. Cheney
The
Baptist Missionary Society
John
Francis Parker
Omaha
Forrest Snodgrass
Ward
Nis Dayson
Heem
Heem-Belford Chapel In Council Bluffs
Treynor Congregational Church
Brice Whisler
Illinois
E. E. Whisler
Black Hills
Beemer Lehman
Council Bluffs
Frances Bargain
Silver City
Anna McClain
Clarence Barnes
Red Oak
Olvin Thorson
My Day by Mickey Mouse Washington
The piece mocks federal staff routines by translating a magazine diary into a field mouse schedule. It attributes a humorous “Uncle Sam's Diary” tone to reveal humanized mice under federal administration. The mock timetable lists wakeful and meal times from reveille at 6 a.m. to bed at 6 p.m.
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Mickey Mouse Washington
Boma
Uncle Sam
Edlentlate
Reveille
Farmers Fear Taxation After Federal Spending
Thousands of farmers fear Roosevelt era spending will tax them out of private property. Dr. Er. V. Wilcox of the Farmers Independent Council says official stats show high earners fund government for about 50 days. the burden would fall on less prosperous farmers for the rest of the year. The council warns of tax aiming to reduce private ownership, likening to state control. The statement was issued from Washington and echoed from council headquarters in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Er. V. Wilcox
Washington
Farmer's Independent Council
Council
Ituzsia
Taxpayer Funds Spent on Memphis Dog Shelter Critique
A Memphis dog shelter receives 25.00 of taxpayer money amid national scrutiny stirred by the Roosevelt Record, which calls out what it labels boondoggling and welfare for dogs. The exposé contrasts southern dogs with elite thoroughbreds and defends the shelter as a redistribution of wealth.
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Washington
Del
PWA
Memphis
Tenn
la Lloosevelt
Roosevelt Record
Democratioe
White House
U S Imports Surpass Exports for First Time
Report from Washington indicates the United States ran a trade deficit in the first four months of 191? in which imports of goods from abroad exceeded exports by about 14 million dollars. Experts attribute the shift to free trade treaties and growing domestic demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Amerfew
United States
Shaw
Bankers Meet for Registal Sessions Under ABA Program
Fifteen hundred bankers from fifteen eastern states gathered in Philadelphia for a two day conference as part of the American Bankers Association nationwide program of banking development led by Robert W Fleming. The meeting focused on banking law changes, public relations, and charting a path for banks to take over emergency government services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Philadelphia
Thi Wan
American Fanker Association
Robert W Fleming
Fleming
O. Howard Wolfe
Charles H. Mylander
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Federal Reserve
Mylander
When Bank Crooks Show Preferences
The American Bankers Association notes non member banks suffer higher robbery rates than members. Member banks gain protection via the association detectives who commonly aid arrests of crooks. The article mentions deterrence by the association and letters about cooperation with law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankera Association
Memba
Thissociation
Agenta
Avery
Sbys
Dante
East Liberty Community News Roundup and Casual Gatherings
Sunday school attendees shared a family picnic at Mer and Mrs John Ner sun dear. Nearby residents from the area joined including Mia and Mrs 7 C Seaten and families several others. Ralph Maddock and 4-H boys helped thresh near Henderson reporting a good yield. Ruthington funeral notices, hospital stays, and local visits mark a weekend of gatherings and news in the Glenwood area.
Box Elder Families Gather for Visits and Health News
Lith Bontie Abrasone stays with uncle and aunt until mother returns from Cherinda hospital. Mrs Abrasone’s condition improves as relatives from Chicago and Missouri visit Glen Skerritt after appendectomy at Jennie Edinmonedl hospital. Mae Roby and three sons visit Fray Womeral near Macedonia. Many families attend picnics near Tabor and Macedonia. Marion DeBolt ill last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bontie Abrasone
Emilledie
Ucle
Amd
Vreil Mc Vay
Cherinda
Abrassome
Yeavard Freerman
Chicago
Missouri
Ineman Bene
Mae Roby
Jad Moor
Ailie McVay
Lene City
Kta
Womeral
Macedonia
Wiles
Less DeBolt
Ralph Viner
Robert Vicky
Wales
Tabor
Marion DeBolt
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Emerson
D.C. Coppage
M. D. Lang
Coppage
H. E. Greenwood
Amanda Fields
Clara Thorson
Irene Crofton
Gayle Greenwood
Louise Whisler
Hazel Patrick
Corena Hirdsall
Nettiy Johnson
Avis Taylor
Vernon Johnson
Victor Johnson
Frank Anderson
C. C. Madsen and Son
Denver
Anyette
Phony
Malvern
Methodist
Kenneth
Jot Evans
Lake Okoboji
Clyde Rhoais
Glenweo
Mary Br. Gibson
Owen Fogarty
Will Crawford
Lenore
Elva Uemulas
Marion Tang
McGill
Publican
Cloid McDowell
Four Mile Corner
Anna McLain
Lb. Scott
Paul Jones
Charles Ronk
Milo Schick
Amos Smith
Richard Crofton
New Plymouth
Ban Hurst
Ghinword
Teckley
Homer
Thelma Osborn
H. C. Knight
United Sites Navy
the Leader’s Commercial
Tim
Ie Lungriss
Columbia
Ats
United States Naval Base
Queens
England
United States Air Services
Lola
Binomera
Boc
New York and
Connecticut
Ourlaw
Grier
East Liberty
John W. Thayer
Larkin Wileet
Oakland
Noa
Marion Kerney
Peaceville
Laura Kerney
Ralph Maddecks
Mary Blenderson
Morey Hospital
Comet Witis
Prak Daal
Garry Sund
Anele
Ruthinggtan
Glenwoor
Duval
Alan
Laura Kenney
Josie
Ragner Funeral
W. Otl Maddocks
Chirence
Henderson
Miro
Janes
Betty
Des Munes
Will
Betty Severns
Glen Skerritt
Jennie Edinminedleon Hospital
Earnest Turner
Donald McKenzy
Near
Joly Ayres
Marion
Robert Sewers
Roy Magers
LeRoy Magers
Johnnie Pillings
Weldon Wallace
Bill McVay
Fred McVay
Carlene
Elert Witchester
Will Rew
Mlhate
Mans News
Reo PV
Fia
Steauldees
Pitts
Ivan
Field
Unter
Wwernary Steamship
Lee Peressany
Gostoat
Seth
Mansfield
Iso-Vis“D
Motor Ol
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