Strahan and Others Host Tea for Ladies Union
Strahan Ed Nagel Mra Henry Nims and Mra Fred Newell hosted a church tea for the Ladies Union last Wednesday July 20. Much of the afternoon was spent hemming and monogramming tea towels donated by members. A business meeting approved $10 toward the church budget and a pledge of 160 toward the annual budget left 40 to raise before the conference deadline. Refreshments included ice cream with strawberry shortcake cake and tea. Next hosts will be Mrs Harry Meallister Mrs Emma Moore and Mrs WH Wolfe on August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Nagel
Mra
Henry Nims
Fred Newell
Ladies’ Union
Ith
Harry Meallister
Emma Moore
WH Wolfe
Cloverleaf 4H Notes Show Busy Week and Seven Varied Events
The Cloverleaf 4 H group led by Stra Ray Hitton and theatre team Viola Wootill and Dorothy Mergret An trum met at Anna Rose Bass home with Frank Johnson hosting supper. Paul Kimsey of Shenandoah attended with Mrs Fred Davia of Tabor visiting Blayer Sommers. The 4H poultry club held inspection and judging of Rhode Island Reds Barred Rocks White Wyandottes and Leghorns with a farm dinner at Ray Hilton home. Superintendent W W Molaberry and wife Keith and Joye returned from Minneapolis after university studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erog Giria
Stra
Ray Hitton
Viola Wootill
Dorothy Mergret Antrum
Anna Rose
Bass
Ani Mra
Frank Johnson
J. P. Achenhaoh Homme
Paul Kimsey
Shenandoah van Bis0 & Ruuest
Fred Davia
Tabor
Blayer Sommers
4H Poultry Club
Rhode Island
Pioneer Families Reunion at Wayside Lake Highlights
A large gathering of Gustin and Watson descendants from Mills County and beyond celebrated the Abbott and Watson genealogies. Speakers praised Mr. Abbott for tracing 2,700+ relatives, with attendees traveling from the North South East and West. Notable moments included a decorative cake honoring Abbott Watson and a vase of flowers from Ida Opler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustin
Watson
Mills County
Jacob Jones
Nealers
Clear+mont entiaty
Ohio
Abbott
Uys Guatin
Watson Desceny Dante
Allista
Mia
Julia
Guetin] Merah
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Lebanon
Linton Edle
Arkansas
Linten
Central Records Office
Bourges
France
Cie M. Abbott
A. B. Abbott
Hazel Opler
Ida
Oplor
Hazel
I. R. Edle
Amos Gustin
Mr. Abbott
Jones
Crawford Carey
Grinwald
Amos Gus Slo
Hir Wan
Evelyn Queth
Bingeraon
Planie
Guntly
Tae Hs
Fenciodar
Vavloue
Pemen
Ewig
Died in Pacific sees at Glenwood cemetery services
The obituary notes the death of M. M. Maere, long-time educator and public official born Aug 24, 1882 in New Petersburg Ohio. A career spanning rural schools in Illinois Iowa Nebraska and Iowa included tenures as county superintendent of schools and later deputy auditor and auditor for Pacific Junction. He joined I O O F in 1874 and was deeply active in fraternal orders. Survived by his widow Minx Rubena McNaughton and six children, mourners included members from multiple towns and orders with interment at Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Maere
Pacific Sees
Saly
Coer
Fife
Beter
Haven
Dagenfel
Walter Fisher
Terd Allan
Ote Frome
Peelfe
Jtmelion
Glenrodd
Ilver City
Hastinan
Malvern
Glenrood
C. W. Cooper
Tennssen
New Petersburg
Ohio
Clarinda
Snme
Page County
Miax Rubena McNaughton
Pacifi Junction
Westernatar
Glenwood
Wil
Cake Sunday School Notes Day
Sunday school notes mention cake and a lesson at the Aten standed event. Ben YUM and Ben AU AC Slee are referenced, with unclear details. The fragment hints at a casual gathering or class activity titled Cake Sunday, without verifiable dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aten
Malvern Cubs Triumph in Rough Bout at Home
Malvern hammered three home runs as Vera McCord and Gens Honver led a battering parade against Council Bluffs opponents. Lloyd Mulholland Leonard Ader son and Lloyd Landis contributed drives scoring in every inning. The Cubs defeated the nearby club, advancing toward their next game in Clarinda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottie
Federer
Vera McCord
Turker
Malvern Teama
Gens Honver
Malvern Batemen
Lloyd Mulholland
Leonard Aderson
Lloyd Landis
Cubs
Council Bluffs
Malvern
Mata
Clarinda
Emerson Edgeed In Extra Innings By Mill Grove
In a hot Montgomery county baseball clash Emerson lost 4 to 5 in 14 innings at Mill Grove. Emerson rapped 10 hits while Mill Grove collected 13, with G Graham and J Huntsman delivering home runs. Emerson to face Treynore next Sunday after the marathon defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Mill Grove
Montgomery County
Mint Grove
Fete
Ted Huntsman
Graham
Nelson
Larson
Isancaon
Bill Grove
G. Graeham
J. Huntsman
Mim Grove
Treynore
Trey Hor
Local social notes bring visitors and kin across towns
In scattered gatherings residents from Red Oak Shenandoah Malvern Tabor and Strahan hosted or visited relatives this week. Mrs Opal Bayes warned visitors at Kelbert Sillier home near Randolph, while Lena Vaughan spent Thursday with relatives in Red Oak. Other hosts included the Fleming and Gee families, Mr and Mrs Thomas Myree, Huntaman families, and the Shaw and Archer households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Achenbach
Dri Kerr
Randolph
Myrtle
Marmaret
Mra Ray Hambsch
Omaha
Jake Hayes
Hastings Is & Yielt
Flom Young
Hayes
Willia Dye
John Smith
Rain
Noy Carey
Griswold
Harry Horn
Viola Worn
Jenne Edmundson Hospital
Ojiver Achenbach
Gerd Lofiiman
Shenandoah
Ang Birs
Everett Knop
Maria Seeger
Hugo Selpold
Etlae Gladya Laughlin
Walter Knop
Emma Moorea
Malvern
Ralph Cox
Raymond Lavehlin
Blora
Laughilr
Oscar Briley
Mary Louise
Chas
Gipe
Zono Bass
Grice Cox
Bernice Wilson
Layonns Worstall
Bsalvern
Earl Bags
Marvin Wooditt
Everett Gipa
Aubber
Ernest Pontow
Horth
Hasings
Pontow
Herman Pontow
Everett Pontow
Sadie Buhvening
Opal Rayes
Henry Nima
Emmatt Gipe
Emmett
Opal Bayes
Kelbert Sillier
George Gee
Jane
Millard Gee
Harry Evans
Machin Datton
Tabor
Chas. Shaw
Calla
Bhenandolah Batunday
Mia
George Huntaman
Red Oak
Min
Myree Thomas
Oscay
Belknap
Strahan
Misa Mildred Anderson
Harlan
Tyan Salmons
George Hunteman
W. M. Clark
Hasiloge
Mins Wilma
Martha Wime
Bhanandaad
Dambler
Hall
Ewan Hora
Boy Struck by Cart Wheel and Injured in Tabor Area
A child was hit by a wheel during a roadway accident near Tabor on a hot Betotsky afternoon. He was rushed to Hamilton Hospital where X rays showed broken outlines. he is recovering with bruises and is expected to do well. Local residents Herman Hall and E B Cannon were mentioned in accompanying notes, with several visits and routine repairs cited. Weather cooled by showers, hot spell lasting days with temperatures 102 to 110 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanibote
Fresesma
Mathine
Herman Hall
Sidney
E. B. Cannon
Tabor
Caseman
McNese Products
Minsea Cecelia
Katla Doyle
Dlack Hills
Ming Katie
Federal Land Bank
Omaha
Qute
Number
Catharine Walter
Vincent
Shenandoah
Louise
Donald Gutavhenritter
Mra
Albert Fallera
Ea Martin
Council Bluffs
Ida Delehant
Micheal
Kate Higgine
Owen
Red Oak
L. B. Gulschenritter
Edna Hambech
Garden Grove
Mies Velma Jusdah
Near
Hasting
Ray Allely
Hastings residents and area families note several events
Tabor and Hastings residents share news of a nephew's death in Detroit, multiple family losses this year, and local travel plans. Night Watchman Ed Xrumper remains ill with heart trouble while Nelda Smith Ruth and Ethel Dalton head to Den Molles for the weekend. Various relatives and neighbors host gatherings, trips, and a picnic, with Drake University study begun for Ethel Dalton and John Arthur Tipton returning to Omaha with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milasea Ailee
Marjorie Goode
Hastings
Mts
Atina Seeger
Cart Rowland
Detroit
Cart
John Blowland
Hia Alckbers
Mra
Rowland
Ed Xrumper
Nelda Smith
Miseea Ruth
Ethel Datton
Thuraday
den Molges
Mies Smith
Mina Ruth Dalton
Redfield
Milas Ethel Dalton
Drake University
Paul Tipton
Elsie Bolva
Omaha
Omohs
C. J. Mackey
Farmallon
Will Powles
Pacific Junction
Chas. Haynie
Glenwood
Clifford Mackey
Malvern
Paul Roberson
Woodbine
Mr. Engle
McClenand
Nathanlel Worveater
Incomplete Conjecture From Damaged Page
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion about near aft or after seven events with unclear context and potential references to ree and pvinced terms. No clear names, places, dates, or actions emerge.
Ravkich Unclear Phrase Sparks Confusion In Report
A garbled OCR fragment shows unreadable names and phrases, with no clear event, date, or place. Readable terms suggest public interest but lack coherent facts or context for a proper summary.
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Marion
Belle Fourche
Mre
Mabel Purcell
Wood+bine
Marguerite Hoover
Artesis
N. M. Birs
Charles Allen
Marvin
Morris
Tupc Tlon
Eix
B. G. Wadsworth
Connsi
Wash
Delia Fuller
Grandby
Guasty Glugey
Bluffs
Fast Tex
Grove
Asbury
Bey
Fies
Veronié Finn
Nicholas
Ang
Chicago
Mneala
Glenood
Dale Allen
Bae
Bate
Tin
Henandoahta
Oram
Hereford
Frank Hilton
Rite
A. W. Fichter
Oacar
A. Keckley
Tom Bhaw
Farnham
Jina
Prient
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