Strahan Notes Local Visits and Family News
Harold Peterabn Strahan returns from St Joseph hospital in Omaha after four weeks. Frank Steele travels to Whiting to oversee wheat interests. Mrs Emma Clutes hosts Glen Niday’s visit. Maxine Niday visits grandmother Mrs Clites. Mildred Moore visits Mrs Campbell in Randolph. Nellie Mae Moore visits her aunt Mea. Ida Hirschman of Omaha visits this week. Nearby moves and dinners referenced include Clites, Fisher, Darland, Crouse, Vestal families. Local residents attend dinners with Laughlin and Campbell families. Smay and Bate man visit near Tabor. Ogden and Hambsch join Howard Dolph for Sunday dinner. Walter Fisher (Pacific Junction) conducts business in Strahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Steele
Whiting
Glen Niday
Silver City
Emma Clutes
Maxine Niday
Clites
Mildred Moore
Campbell
Randolph
Nellie Mae Moore
Ida Hirschman
Omaha
Frank Clites
Luster Trvin
Walter Fisher
J. N. Darland
Frank Crouse
Donald Vestal
Roger Eugene
Hastings
Arthur Churchman
Kenneth Smay
Tabor
Annual financial statement of Strahan Deer Creek district 1980
Annual financial statement for School District of Strahan Consolidated School Deer Creek Township Milia County for the year ended June 30 1980 confirms report completeness. Filed July 10 1930 lists receipts including General Fund On hand last report 91589374 Consolidation aid 2423 10 Smith-Hughes 1093 76 General fund tax levy 20923 38 and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Consolidated School
Deer Creek
Milia
W. M. Vestal
W. BR. Costello
Smith-Hughes
Malvern Schoolhouse Fund Receipts and Disbursements
The report lists semi annual apportionments and receipts for the schoolhouse fund totaling 16 107 36 with transfers from the general fund of 7 000 00 and various small receipts from sponsors. Disbursements from the general fund total 11 028 05 to named individuals and entities, followed by a balance on hand.
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H.W. Carder
Chas. Hambsch
John C. Winston
Macrae Smith Co
Teachers College
Urbana Laboratories
Woodsworth Book
Btore
Campbell & Lennix
the Forum
W. W. Molsherry
D. Dwight Fellows
M. M. Culver
Ruth W. Guthrie
Esther Rosanan
Agnes Carlay
Vita Nims
Mary L. James
Vera Pollitt
N. Darland
W. F. Crouse
Chas, Kayton
Lester Hunt
Franklin Vestal
Lowell Curtin
Ross Bryant
Costello
Department of Superintendance
Een
Helma Reed
Hunt Oo
General F
mBre Cit
Balante
Funeral Services for Chris Ott Held in Mineola
Funeral services were conducted at Mineola Lutheran church for Chris Ott near Silver City with interment in Mineola cemetery. Local residents, including Henry and Marjory Kahl, shopped in Omaha, while others attended events in Shenandoah and Glenwood Lake. Harlan Nipp remains in Jennie Edmundson Hospital after a Sunday car accident, with injuries expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Ott
Silver City
Mineola Lutheran Church
Waa
Mineola Cemetery
Herby Wasser
Helnie Prien
Orpheum Theater
Harlan Nipp
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffa
Joe Kahl
Nipp
Glenwood Lake
Henry Kahl
Carl Creen
Louie Kruze
Laurita
Virginia Kruze
Catherine Green
Marjory Kahl
Albert Miller
J. F. Kengey
Wm. Loot
Wichita
Kansas
Clara Pierce
Pierce
Ot Schoening
Earl Bobbitt
J. Henry
American Legion
Carl Rose
Mineola
Wayle
Demian Ag
Bud Aire
Carlene
Cally
Milver City
Sewing Circle Hosts Bienie and Kreg Patt on Sunday
The Sewing Circle held its event at Krag Park on a Sunday afternoon. Thirty-one participants gathered for a long table of fried chicken and seasonal dishes. A late departure marked the good time had by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Bienie & Kreg Patt
Krag Park
Death of Mrs M Jenkel Linked to Blood Poison
Funeral rites for Mrs. Martin Jenkel were held at Mineola with services noted as taking place near Mineola. The obituary states Mrs. Jenkel died from blood poisoning, while other local notes mention social visits and small town events.
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M. Jenkel
Martin Jenkel
Mineola
Jenkel
Recount of New England Pool Visits and Colonial Era Sites
The author notes the Red Oak pool nearly as large as Shenandoah and describes cleaning needs after closure. They highlight Malvernians frequenting the pool, among the oldest U.S. arsenals, and pre revolutionary era settlements linked to visitors. A Shriner's Children’s hospital stop is mentioned, with a overnight stay near Boston in Colonial era inns. They traveled from Northboro, thirty miles east of Boston, to visit Boston by daylight.
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Clarinda Pool
Clarinda
Tor
Re Oak
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Malvernians
United States
Earliar
Massachusetts
Shriner's Children's Hospital
New England
Northboro
Boston
Traveling Through New England A Rainy Drive
A fragment recounts a ramble from New Hampshire into central Massachusetts with a heavy midday downpour. The party notes dairy farming, scenic farm homes, Deerfield’s Revolutionary War history, and stops at Northampton Holyoke and Springfield, highlighting paper mills and Holyoke College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Turner's Falls
Deerfield
Indiana
Northampton
Coolidge
Mith College
Holyoke
Brent
Holyoke College
Springfield
Malvern Town Council to Convene August 4 1930 Meeting
The Town council of Malvern Mills county will meet August 4 1930 at 8 p m in the Mayor's office. Taxpayers will be heard for or against the estimate of expenditures at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Mills County
County Abstract Co
Glenwood
Wilgelon
Baldwin Pisng Company
Bielgaele Rept
Wolout St. Des Moluss
Towa
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Wederqvist
Dale Laughlin
Schoolhoner
Schoolhouse Fund
Fred HH
Menateros
Johnson Servi
Harold, Peterson
Rowe Peterson & Co
Ate Towne Co
Council Biuffa Cont & Tee Ca
Pua
Schomollet Ter Piano Co
A. C. Nystrom
Lowe & Camptell
National Geographic Society
Wilson Truck Mfg. Co
Midland Chemical Co
McCord Hardware
Collings Drug Co
Salvern Auto Co
Pottawattamle Mutual Ins. Co. Eeeey
Malvern Tire Shop
G. A. Spidel Cane
Ginn & Co
Houghton Mifflin Co
Chicago
New Bradleya Gavette
American Book Co
Edwin F. Hohne
Chas, Shamblinn Safe
Ciltes Bros. Auto Shop
J. P. Achenbach
Gosm
Harry Cleaver Tain Tnaim
Sherman Wortman
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Wee Ee
International Harveser
Maeweese Ene
Young Wenseen
Railroad Co
Whitsett Coal
Benene Ene A
M. Crozier
A. Talbott
Kanee & Netaon
A. G. Williams Waese
Towa-Nebr
Light Power
Monne
Phillipa
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Flrst National
Glenwood State Bank
National Dodge
R. K. Piper
Malvern, 'Owa
John Kenney
Ray Miller
Carl Green
Council Bluffs
Louie Killie
Essex
Forder
Ford
Dodge
Dia
Salyers Auto Company
Via
Tiurting
Bageda’ Art Institute Field Museum
Garfield Park Conservatory
New Planetarium Lake Excursion
W. H. Seaton
Aibrary
Ashe
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Iowa
Iowa Newspapers Inc
Royal Union Bldg
Des Moines
Iweane—Farm
City
Gao
EB. Masters
Glanwood
Tom Bhaw
Plano
A. R. Bird
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B. Kockley
Logan
Warate
Thos. W. Aders
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Bulla
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Guernsey
Jay W
Listie Watson
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Nebi Coe Ore
Howard Dolph
Batt
Salomm Westinghouse
Kenneth Dolph
Harry Gal- Wher