Obituary: Robert E Dunn Dies at Methodist Hospital
Robert E Dunn died at Methodist hospital in Omaha Saturday July 14 after a brief illness. He was born December 19 1870 in Malvern and lived most of his life near Emerson Mills In eastern Mills. He married Clara Norall in 1859 and leaves wife daughter Faith now Mrs Charles Greenwood and one grandchild. Funeral services were held at Emerson Methodist church conducted by Rev L E Riptey with burial in Emerson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Dunn
Methodist
Omaha
Emerson
L. E. Riptey
Clara Norall
West Hill
Faith
Charles G. Greenwood
Dunn
Hia Pasang
Entertain for Former Emersonians Honors Threlfalls
Mr and Mrs Frank Threlfall of Deverly Hill California spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs W C Short. On Sunday a group of friends enjoyed a pot luck dinner in the basement of the Methodist church in their honor. Those present included Sadie Carr Irving Fisher James Durbin Kinney Bass Smith Della Wilson Irwin and W A Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Threlfall
Deverly Hilla
Calif
W. ©. Short
Threlfall
Mina Ethelena Fancher
Methodist Church
W. C. Short
Sadie Carr
Irving Fisher
James Durbin
D. S. Kinney
E. A. Bass
A. F. Smith
Della Wilson
Irwin
W. A. Smith
Vacation Roundup of Area Residents Travel
A series of short notices lists Grace and Leona Dixon headed to Tulsa for a vacation with friends. Paul Carson and family of Omaha visited in their hosts’ home. Darwin Hascall planned a trip to Ericson to visit relatives. Mary Louise and Jack Taylor returned from Chicago with Dr. Ruth E. Taylor. Helen Haseall was in Omaha to see a daughter in hospital. B H Paxson family left for Richland to visit relatives. Lillian Strom traveled to Tucson to stay with the Coppage family. Mary Ann Ripley returned from Des Moines summer school. L. E. Ripley and Mary Ann visited Shenandoah. Mrs Emily Burton and Nellie spent Sunday in Council Bluffs. Charlee Carson and Rollin Base brought La Verne Carson home from Immanuel hospital. Ora Douglas and Edna brought Org home from the hospital. Lynn Briggs home from Des Moines after a stay at veterans hospital. Paul Richardson of Hastings was in Emerson en route from Kelisrton with Mrs. Richardson to visit her mother. Wanda Kogbersperger came from Corning to spend weekend at home. she attends summer school. Mrs. David Slaimons and children from Hoover City, Nebr., visited Rev and Mrs J. Z. Ripley.
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Grace
Leona Dixon
Tulsa
Okla
Paul Carson
Omaha
John Carson
Darwin Hascall
Ericson
Nebr
Marjorie Taylor
Mary Louise
Jack Taylor
Chicago
Ruth E. Taylor
H.C. Haseall
Helen
Immanuel Hospital
B. H. Paxson
Robert
Richland
Lillian Strom
Tucson
Ariz
D. C. Coppage
Mary Ann Ripley
Des Moines
L. E. Ripley
Mary Ann
Shenandoah
Emily Burton
Nellie
Council Bluffs
Charlee Carson
Rollin Base
la Verne Carson
Ora Douglas
Edna
Org
Lynn Briggs
Veterans' Hospital
Paul Richardson
Hastings
Emerson
Kelisrton
Mrs. Richardson
Wanda Kogbersperger
Corning
Mra. J
Ripley
der den Eee Sarees Aube ‘ Vom Bricson
Tle Brothers
Poul Sod Sehs
A. S. Auxiliary Held Meeting Friday
The American Legion Auxiliary met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Honeyman's home. Plans were made for rag sewing at Kensington, June 27, and the Taga will go to Knoxville veterans hospital. A new shipment of library books from Des Moines arrived. refreshments were served by Mrs. Thorson, Fields, and Honeyman. Various local residents were noted visiting relatives and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxilary
Robert Honeyman
Baptist Church
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Far-ris
Des Moines
John Thorson Sr
R. L. Fields
R. R. Honeyman
Through a Woman's Eyes Miss X Lessons on Trust and Business
A storyteller reflects on a young woman who felt exploited by non paying impositions in business and friendship. The piece contrasts her guarded approach with a more balanced view of handling customers and social ties, arguing most people act honestly and that mistrust harms both personal and professional relations.
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Miss X
Bis
Ufe
New Fair Opens With World Tour for Visitors
The fair opens May 26 featuring villages offering a world tour for summer visitors. Low cost is the watchword with meals priced at fifteen cents. Average visitor spends about $3.17 inside the grounds. Chicago is served by fourteen major highways with ample tourist accommodations and parking.
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Chiicago
Hillsdale and area families gather for local reunions
A series of small gatherings and visits marked the weekend in Hillsdale, Sidney, and surrounding areas. Families including Cuver, Sawyers, Boles, Shephard, and Hiltons enjoyed reunions and dinners while neighbors from Omaha and Reno joined at various homes for social visits and a Hillsdale High School game ended 11 to 4.
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Iowa 1984
Record of instruments filed June 1 1984 to June 19 1934 in Mills County Iowa. Transfers include Conrad Knickman to Eat Knickman for property NE 8 78 41 valued at $1 and other parcels in 4 71 41. Carl S Foster to Fed Land Bank free deed land in 22 38 72 43. Mito J Brink to F B Beemer for Lots 36 40 42 47 Park Add Pacific Junction valued $1700. Farmers Bank Bilve t City to Geo H Carlson covered by W D notes.
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Mills County
Towa
Dane
Conrad Knickman
Knickman
V. C
W. L. Summers
Hertha Sumters
Q. C.D
Local Notes From Red Oak and Area
Trent Jones and son George left for Missouri after Mrs. Jones's brother died. Friends celebrate Darrel Achenbaugh's birthday with lemonade and cookies. Mr. and Mrs. Orlon Ryan visit Kansas City kin. the Brammeters host a sick spell recovery for Mrs. Brammeter. Many small gatherings, birthdays, visits, and a hand injury noted at Immanuel hospital.
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Trent Jones
George
Missouri
Mrs. Jones
Mra. Orlon Ryan
Mrs. Ryan
Kansas City
Sunday School Attendance Record and Picnic Report
Qaks Sunday School reported an attendance of 54 with six visitors. Primary grade memory verses were recited. Birthday money was dropped to the bell by Henry Schilling Darrell Achenbaugh Arlene Steiner and Ethel Cole. Preaching was plat ooned on account of aichness. A picnic followed Sunday school with homemade ice cream enjoyed by all.
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Henry Schilling
Darrell Achenbaugh
Arlene Steiner
Ethel Cole
Record of Instruments Used In Mibis County Office
A dated instrument record from the Recorder and Clerk of District Court of Mibis county Iowa cites activity between June 1984 and July 1934. It notes four deeds not of record and mentions O W Barker and his wife transferring to James Bracat Berkey with related parties and amounts. the text is fragmented and partially obscured.
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Recorder
Mibis County
Iowe
O. W. Barker
James Bracat Berkey
NBA
Comeiniog
Enchanted Island Guards Open Chicago World’s Fair Playground
Mike and Skyscraper Baly fy, two fantasy figures guarding the gates to the Enchanted Island, oversee a redesigned children’s play area at the World’s Fair in Chicago opening May 26. The playground changes exclude prices, which will be last year’s $1500 for Lots 4 and 5 in Woodlawn Add Silver City.
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Mike
Baly
Enchanted Island
Chicago
Prises
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oimiaha Hospital
Mills Cowrnty
Malvern
F A. S. Auxiliary
Arthur Johnson
Valley, Nebr
T. H. Grayson
Mrs. B. B
H. L. Stanhke
Mesa, Ariz
J.F. Bulle
M. L. Evans
Illinois
J. N. Cheney
Red Oak
J. E. Waymire
H. C. Knight
Mr. Knight
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Verna Davis
Glenwood
R. W. Davis
Glenn Gilleland
Art Davis
Henderson
Emerson M. E
Waubonsie Park
Knight
Ghigaga
A. HL. Cuver
Frank Sawyers
Estella Sawyers
Mary Sawyers
McPherron Reunnion
Tabor
Charlie Boles
A. H. Culver
Clark Giles
Connell Bluffs
John Slaughter
Connel Bivifs
Mies Evelyn Hoverter
Mies
Maxine Sell
Clifford Dillehay
Maxine van Orasdel
Donald Raines
C. Dillehay
Clarence Boles
Laura Shephard
Dwight
Hillsdale
Pacific Junction
Hilton Diamond
Hilladate
Buffington
Joellen Kilpatrick
Alleigh Shephard
Mrs. T. J. Pettit
Walter Hilton
Haein
Robert Roserecaen
Sidney
Kenneth Barverd
Reno
Ney
Miss MiteWatt
Calteta
Hiltet
Mr. Batneta
Walter Hitton
Leora
Ed Younts
Blackman
Roy Blacktiat
OAKS
Darrel Achenbaugh
Orvel Warren
L. E. Brammeter
Lawrence Schipper
Joe Cole
Ruth Elsen
Laura Hall
Grandma Nima
Etalla
Gene Crouse
Misa Harriett Clutes
Lois Sargent
Martha Nims
Stella
Henry
Phyllis Shapcott
Roy Hatfield
Forrest Adhen
Lee Williams
Oklahoma
Russell
Opal
Helen Anderson
Arthur Caps
Qaks
Mills Coun
Woodlawn
Silver City
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