Emerson Parker weds Samuel Sidebottom in Omaha ceremony
Dorothy Parker and Samuel Sidebottom of Oaklant united in marriage in July Omaha by Rev. Mr Brown. Attended by her sister Mrs. Walth Brown and Milas Gertrude Baker. Bride's parents Mr. and Mrs J F Parker near Emer ton. Future home near Oakland. Congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dorothy Parker
Samuel Sidebottom
Oaklant
Omaha
Mr Brown
Walth Brown
Milas Gertrude Baker
J. FL Parker
Emerton
Oakland
Forrest Taylor Graduates From University of Iowa
John Taylor and son Supt. Lawrence Toslor of Corning attended the University of Iowa graduation where Forrest Taylor, the elder Taylor’s son, was among the graduates. Forrest then accompanied his sister Dr Moth Taylor of Chicago through Canada, Oregon and California. Heliga accepted a position with a company in At Douls Mo and will begin work Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Lawrence Toslor
Corning
Inwa City
University of Iowa
Forrest
Dr Moth Taylor
Chicago
Canada
Oregon
Clifornia
Douls
Whislers Leave for Extensive Western Trip
Whislers from Tingley head west with family and Dr. Whisler for a long journey through the Tilak Hills and Yellowstone Park toward Pendleton Oregon. Accompanying them are a sister and brother and their families. Several local residents make travel and visiting plans, with birthdays and community news interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. EB
Whistler
Whisler
Tingley
Tilak Hills
Yellowstone Park
Pendleton
Ore
Sinter
Brother
She Reduced 38 Pounds The Safe Way
A Ruston reader Mrs Florence Loftus reports losing 38 pounds in four months by a plan involving a fat reducing remedy. The letter extols health benefits, urges natural function of organs, and promotes Bruachan dietary tablets as the preferred aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Loftus
Ruston
Clemur
Emerson park camped Black family aided by locals
The Black family including four children camps in Emerson Park cared for by Emerson residents this week. The infant battles pneumonia with the mother at Green Gable cottages run by W. C. Short Auto Co. Local residents and visitors swap updates as others attend church, family gatherings, and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Emerson Park
Emerson
W. C. Short Auto Co
Douglas
Wic
Dusiness
Trinda
Death of Etts Alexander after stroke in Shenandoah region
A severe stroke killed Etts Alexander on Thursday after a brief illness. Her children John Wise Alexander of Shenandoah, Howani Alexander of Tarkio, Aly Hurst of near Glenwood, Frank Alexander near Henderson, and Mrs Geo Kew of Bilger City, aided by nearby relatives, gathered for support. Other kin included Dale McClure, Arch Clay, Fred Alexander, and Charlie. Extended family and friends visited, with Elizabeth Nelson of Glenwood visiting from her home. Will Cook traveled from Omaha with his brother Fred to the wake and provide comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Hascall
Council Bluffs
Minn
Ruth Whitney
Marion Johnson
Orthado
Henry Wayland
Aston Johnson
Cupp
Earl Crawford
Cedar Raplin
Towa City
R. G Harpleog
Kansas
T. H. Grayson
Bustle
Oma Jones
Miesoard
Wilbur Morison
Howard
Kansas City
Nys
John Wise
Howani Alexander
Shenandoah
Harry Alexander
Tarkio
Aly
Carl Hurst
Glenwood
Frank Alexaier
Henderson
Geo
Kew
Bilger City
T He Sudsdennese
Airs
Etts
Alexander
Mre
Dale McClure
Brig
Arch Clay
Fred Alexander
Charlie
Elizabeth Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Will Cook
Omaha
Fred
Molin
Tabor
Vivian East
A. R. Bird
Baron Rose
Frank DuVal
Alan
Will Rowe
C. A. Enterquist
Malvern
B. J. Locka
Dill
Floyd Rimel
Lttle
Aliee Marilyn
Chicago
G. W. Rimel
Ladies’ Ald Society
Rome
Mayberry
Mra
Thair
Olen Fitch
Pacific Junction
Bir
Clarence Hunt
W. H. Maddocks
Walter Shenefield
Moody Bible Institute
Edna Clay
Edna
Closing year plans and church notices at Silver City
A weekly church bulletin notes plans to close the year with Lay Week events and a fourth quarterly conference at Silver City. Services on Sunday include a pastor's sermon "God and Our Daily Bread" and a reminder for all official members to be present with reports. Local social notices follow with visits, travel, and health updates including Edna Clay’s arm injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cf. Cat Board
Loyatty
Silver City
Chorth Acteo
CHAMPION HILL SUNDAY ATTENDANCE AND VISITOR NOTES
Sunday attendance reached about forty five with calls for higher turnout next Sunday. Local families and visitors from Shenandoah Malvern Council Bluffs Culfornia Rey Haldermen Bishop and kin gathered for meals and kinship. Nearby travel included Ches ter Cooper and Clarence Eicher families visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Eicher
Walter Kolylenbarger
Chester Cooper
Shenandoah
G. Kochersperger
Loyaly Nead
Culfornia
Rey Haldermen
Clarence
Dewey
Boyd
Sunday Social Notes At Local Homes
Walter and family hosted a Sunday gathering with neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Hastings. Carrie McLain welcomed visitors while Anabelle Hutchings and Ella Kettenbarger joined friends for a weekend at home. J W Parker and sons Hadley and Marion visited Shenandoah, with several gatherings around social calls and family meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ieiveihat
Mie
Manet ‘Campdety
George Keitenbarger
Harry Kettenbarger
Franch Brotttrytor
Glenn Rettenbarger
Thoreday
Mea
Courtefi Biuite
Art Fraster
Bostiey
Mra
Hastings Fotenda
Oanland
J. W. Parker
Hadley God Marion
Shenandoah
Wesley Chapel Food Sale and local society news
The Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid Society plans a food sale in Hetderson Batudray on July 30 at the Coss hardware store. A long column of local social notes follows, noting visits, family gatherings, nursing staff, pool party, birthdays, and various civic and church activities involving Jeffrier, Lisle, Parker, Winslow, McGrew, Plumb, and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid Society
Hetderson Batudray
Coss Hardware
Alore
County Board Proceedings Read at Glenwood July 8 1932
Glenwood Milln County Iowa records adjournment actions for June 25 with all supervisors present. Claims listed include gopher bounty payments, medical aid to the poor fund, office supplies, maintenance labor, and various services for the old ladies home jail and court house. Names appear for many vendors and individuals receiving county funds and bounties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Milln County
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Darrenl Achenbough
Gopher bounty—County Fund
B. M. Brady
T. B
W. Batl Telephone Co
County Fund
Clarence Cromwall
Martin R. Collins
Gopher bounty—Cour’y Fund Vesserseees
Millard Doyle
Rerreerree
R. BE. Evans
E.ets Tl. F. MG
As Slating Co
Assisresrs
Silenwy and Water Dept
Posestaepiepeee
W. EB. McGrew
aupervisar—County Fund
Eepeseepte
Elso Treas, Mills Co. Farm Bureau
Vissneeeseseeteeepeewneeeetireys Cenpeseeians Sd
J. H. Welch Printing Co
County Fu
Dr. G. M. Agen
X. A Baker
Srsyeer
L. B. Bacon
N. W. Colling
Jesse H. Bell
Citizens Br. & Light Co
C. FB. Hamilton
D. G. Jamison & Co
Co. farrm—Poor Fund
C. C. Morgan
Iavete Cannegso
Max Slref
C. Trively
John Garrett
Ann W. C. Kruse
Joe Walker
Inbor-Liaiptenance Fund
Ss Ry
B. Kipkendall
Jebor
O. Wilking
akorrMaintenanes
Edgar Glenn
A. Decker
lsbor-Maintenants Fund
Reymond Hoghsheut
Gea
Packer
Jabor
Fred Alley
Igber
Archie Steey
Clarence Boles
Emergency Tax Approval and County Budget Hearing Notice
The document records a 1932 Mille County Iowa emergency tax proposal seeking a $5,600,000 levy to cover inadequate revenues. It notes the board of supervisors set a budget hearing for August 6, 1952, at 4:00 PM at the Mills County Courthouse and required notices in Glenwood Opinion Tribune, Malvern Leader, and Amerson Chronicle for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funda
Asea
Board of Supervisors of
Mille Cow
Iowa
Eppervisora
Alle
Towa
Mills County
Sanity Auditor
Dire pYublish
Gleny Qopinion-Tribune
Malvern Leader
Amerson _ Ch
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Dorothy Parker
Sarmuel Sidebottom
Forrest ‘Taylor
Whislers
Sylvia Kring
Hrzel) Paterson
Ommha
Paul Edle
Joyce
Eureka Bprings
Ark
Red Lemonn
Tontit
Arthur Johnson
Vatley
Nett
Fred Whitford
Siola
Unienwood
VY. Hi Cramer
Edd Ferris
U. C. Andren
Tt. W. Davis
Exl Elkins
Dean Coates
Jack Evans
Okoboji
Juin L
Milas Dorothy Briggn Waa
Avis Boswell
Emmanuel Hospital
M. E. Cupp
Aaron Johnson
Vance
Embon
R. Goad
Harry Co
Knight
Ralph
Helen
Hin
3Ira
Haj
Wyland
Sod
Harlan
Indianola Bunday
McGranshan
Fogarty
Apent
Bunday
Mary
Gibson
Homer Black
Ralph Knight
Thussell
Kan
H. Cg, Knight
Iva Patterson
R. Salmons
Bast Liberty
al Athi Abe
Albert Crate
Tady
Ten 3Fartin
Red Oak
Howard Mickelson
Wttleton
James Hennerden
Wesley Chapel
Ofrs
Arthur Jeffrier
Frances
Esther
Columbia
Jeffries
Liste
Jeffrien Ia
Missouri
Journaliam
Ahd
Fata
Ana Mer
Baxtray Lena
Ian
Win Geo. Parker
Bevan
Harvey Lisle
Harvey Lisle and Mrs. Amick
Elsworth Plemb
Connell Bluffs
Lyn Parker
Leone
Mian Jeans McGrew
Fime
D. N. McGrew
County Board Proceedings
Fee Noah
Inbot
Pawi
Noah
Labot
Ivan Bhook
Ikbot
J. EB. Merritt
CG. Flesnlman
A. F. Stith
Isbor
Isbor—Maintenance Fund
Elle Grant Chamballain
Wumd
Bill Scott
Maintenanhea Fund
Harold Sowers
D. M. Horn
Maintend&ioce Fund
Boles
Delavah
Inbor
D. Mayberry
W. H. Dobernecker
Inbor—Meintehanes Punt
Aeietes Afeit Bacon
Wilbur Benseotet
Debdenene
Fred Bishop
Qieises Sacnareitectenens
Noy Matah
Maintenanca Fund
Alton Alberts
Daniel Beaton
Geo. Curtis
Errers
Walter Gienn
Visressesseees
Ben Reed
Farid Cs Insirre-Reece
F. J. Breeze
Diaintenance Fund
Harvey Schoening
Albert Schoeting Jr
Donald Rains
Aaintena
Harry Schoening
Kenneth Allensworth
Evaspeenen Walter Glenn
iabor—Construction Fund
Sepperrenrs Ben Reed
labor—Construction Fund
Iss
Lewis Myere
Zopher Perkins
Repeee
Cal Hoosier
Erseee Clarence Myers
John Milgan
Yseevarr
Henry Cozad
Wither Walker
savor—Construction Fund
Adama
Pri& Light
Hawkaye Casualty Company
County Recorder
Ct District Court
SR Bas Cwaatent
County
General
Hal
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