Death in cyclone near Hershey Nebraska and community notices
The report notes a fatal cyclone near Hershey Nebraska involving Mary Cary, struck by debris while tending a chicken house, with her funeral held Friday afternoon. The widow and two sons survive, and local residents including Pert Scott and Wanda Grete visited for Decoration Day. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in follow up notices, visits, and family movements around Emerson, Shenandoah, Malvern, and Council Bluffs, with mentions of church activities, holidays, and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Pewcett
Harvey Cary
Hershey
Nebr
Waraday
Ites
Ray Cary
Pert Scott
Wanda Grete
Will Brockley
Lincoln
Purcell
Mary Caty
Hetahéy
Purcella
W. EB
Fahnestock
Scribner
Vislt
H.R. Hatoff
Misi
Henry Weld
Etore
Henandoah
Anderson
Kathryn
Des Moines
Donald Anderson
Edgar Lockabill
Red
Everett Purcell
Mary Cary
Frank Weldon Matin
Eugene
Shenandoah
Mra
Madge Cain
Thy
End Leonard Moore
Guncil Biota
N. Ww
Bearid
Carl Hodge
Wow One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A flawed health ad touts rapid fat loss with a half teaspoon of Kry in hot water each morning and dietary changes. It claims dramatic results in three weeks, promising more energy and youth, urging readers to note weight changes and feel “joyous.”
Local visits and travels noted around Audubon and Fort Dodge
Dr and Mrs LaMer of Audubon spent time with the Fickels and Rainbow families while Paul Rainbow planned a trip to Indianola for next year. Velma Winslow visited her sister Mire Lynn Parker then returned home. Mildred Blater stayed briefly. Mr and Mrs Dilford Clay visited with Geo Parker’s grandparents. Mrs Juna Ficke spoke at Democratic meetings in Ft Dodge and Aypos Bundry. Grogan family hosted a reunion with relatives from Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. LaMer
Audubon
June Fickel
Thomas
Elwood
Paul Rainbow
Indianola
Paul
Bimpoon College
Velma Winslow
Mire
Lynn Parker
Tabor
Mildred Blater
Dilford Clay
Baby
Memorial Day Services at Wealey Church Featured Veterans
Memorial Day observances at Wealey church drew many attendees. Rev Atack delivered the address, Claude Wilton read an original poem, and the Wesley orchestra with Lois Wilson, Jeanetta Luther, Lawrence Fickel, and Clinton Parker Jr performed. Civil War and World War veterans attended along with local families and 4-H leaders in Mathern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealey Church
Atack
Coureil Bieffa
Claude Wilton
Litter ‘Wesley
Lois ‘Wilson
Jeanetta Luther
Lawrence Fickel
Clinton Parker
Petriotia
A. Paul
Henderson
Mr. Hamilton
Macedonia
Dal Redman
Geraldine of
Walnut
Ward Fickel
Jeanette
J. B. Fickel
Jane Fickel
Malvern
Jeanetta
Poppy
Harvey Lisie
Lawrence
Joe Hobbina
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Mite
Mathern
Oaks Sunday School Notes and Community Gatherings
Oaks Sunday School notes show forty in attendance and several visitors including Rev. A A Wright and his wife from Henderson with a fine talk after the lesson. Events include a Children's Day program at Oaks on June 12 with 11 am Sunday school, 1 pm basket dinner, and an afternoon program. Other items mention neighbors in Henderson and Treynor visiting, duets by Mrs Achenbaugh and Mr Castor, and various family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks
A. A. Wright
Henderson
Mr. Wright
Mra
Win Castor
Forrest Achenbaugh
Darlene
Christian Church
Cay
Ouka Sue Day Schoes
Harry Clausen
Near
Treynor
Lewis Brammeler
Ang
M. Mahan
G. Ryan
Cumberland
Martin Brammeler
Henry Achting
Miza Helen Dodson
Vernon Viner
Pete Jones
Henderson Memorial Service At Methodist Church
Memorial services were held in the Methodist church Monday altar boy Rev. Lt. D. Thomas gave the address. After the service the crowd marched to the cemetery to decorate the graves. The crowd was smaller than usual owing to rainy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodtet Church
Booh
D. Thomas
Thelma Mae Bulton’s Death and Community News Remains
The notice records Thelma Mae Bulton born Oct 16 1981 near Henderton died May 24 1982 at age seven years eight days at home in Macedonia. It lists grief stricken parents Earnest Fillbon four brothers Merle Charles William Eugene Bethest Richard and Wayne Lee grandparents Mr and Mrs Billison of Wales and Mr and Mrs O B Farrington of Henderton along with many relatives. The column also notes social visits, church and community events including bridge party, Memorial services, pot lucks, meals served by committees, sick requests, and various local residents attending services or visiting, with numerous names and places such as Morton Milla Griswold Blanchard Tabor and Hast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Mae Bulton
Henderton
Macedonia
Blis
Earnest Fillbon
Merle Charles
Wiam Eugene
Bethest Richard
Wayne Lee
BR. Billison
Wales
Mir
O. B. Farrington
Henderean
Mra
BM. Woods
Carson Plumb
C. H. Amick
Mt. Ayr
Redding
Blockton
Christian Aid
Elwyn Gallowry
Bilgia Wright
Otto Farrington
Dr. Stokes
Emerson
Delore Bolton
Oakland
Joe Edmondson
Mr. Edmondson
Art Allansworth
Jan Coppock
Griswold
Mildred
Anderson
East Town
Wilma
Baveral Uy
Jorge
Hugh Moflweaney
Luella Vinton
Pacific Junction
Nora Gravitt
Art Allensworth
Ba Ventia
Walt Stroud
Tabor
Lavone Mercer
M. ©. Bynday
Byndsay
Emma Workman
Fred
Glenwood
Sem Phelps
Blanchard
Ken Wiliams
Pearl Mercer
Layore Mercer
Ward Cunningham
South Dakota
Cunningham
Myre
Harry Clark
Coburg
Monroe Moore
Nebraska
Auuter
Mre
Ed Wilkenson
Grandma Sowers
M.D. Maxwell
Henry
Eincala
Mra Maxine Morrison
Roottablut
Nebr
Heyden Cartera
Counc
Oyed
Luce
Viektore
Ryans
Dans Parnell
Axe Hanten
Peter
Gauss
Donan
Epworth League breakfast and Sunday visits report
Asbury notes Epworth League attendees at a May breakfast in Salmon woods with about forty young people and Rev and Mrs L B Ripley present. It records various Sunday visits of families from Hastings Emerson Epworth League, Mitchell, Red Oak and Hamburg areas plus other local attendances and travels over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Emerson
L. B. Ripley
A. V Cites
Carl Paulaon
Malvern
R. F. Crawford
Fern Keppie
Fern Brockstil
Thin Wack
Geo. Beharr
Ethalyn Crawford
Peru
Nebr
Norma
Autmer
A. H. Crawford
Floyd Owens
Arith
Red Oak
Eleanor Owens
Bert Scott
H. P. Rea
Hasex
A. H._Crawe
Xehoocom
BR. E. Poindexterland
Roddle and
Kethaleen
Bynday
Salmons Woods
Hastings and
Emerson Epworth League
Alog
Warren Waeilings
Counct Blue
Mra
Lyle Hellwood
Walter Lang
Hamburg
Wil
Ralpa
Mitchell
God
Myreal ‘Thomas
Oecar
Mo Qemlu
Entertain Club Memtamen A Z and O ft Har bor hostesses
Entertain Club members A Z and O port Harbors hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the home of O with a roll call of favorite vegetable dirt. A lunch of ribbon sandwiches chicken salad angel food cake home made ice cream and iced tea followed. Various local families visited each other across the region with dinners hospital calls and church services noted. The T N T group reported fourteen in attendance on Sunday May 38 and map study remained a focus with a postponed party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memtamen A. Z
O. Ft. Harbor
Champ Harover
Council Bluffa Wedneming
Leste Avensworth
Bilver City
Pontr
Hillsdale News Notes Family Visits and Local Events
The Hillsdale community reports visits by Mr and Mrs Charles Coffey and Betty to his parents near Pacific Junction. Memorial observances drew Mr and Mrs Floyd Parker to Cortland Nebraska. Rose Slaughter of Glenwand visited daughter Clifford Kelley’s family. Judson D. McManigal weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces at birth in Omaha. A funeral for Mes. Sarah Meeks united the Howard family. Hillsdale club hosted a Shenandoah program with Henry Field Station entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphin
Tre
Raeee
Lara Blea
Charles Coffey
Betty
Wil Coffey
Pacific Junction
Floyd Parker
Cortland
Nebr
Rose Slaughter
Glenwand
Clifford Kelley
Clarence Boles
Boles
C. C. Kahre
Omaha
Judson PD
McManigal
Gladden
Faye McManigal
Judson D
Pollard
Geo. Howard
Mes
Sarah Meeks
Silver City
Edd Gilbert
Walter Longmaker
Mine
Shower for Miss Edna Andrews at Hilldale Church
A Wednesday afternoon shower for Miss Edna Andrews was hosted by Mrs. A. H. Culver and Mrs. Clis ford Kelley in Hilldale Church social rooms. Music and poems framed the couple’s future, with refreshments served and guests enjoying a playful program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Andrews
A. H. Culver
Clisford Kelley
Mt 4
Hilladale
Miss Andrews
Mise
Virginia Anthony
Bre
Dean Jackson
Arline Howard
Powrl Brepand
Mise Andrewa
County Board Proceeds on Primary Election Judge Appointments
The May 1832 meeting of the Board of Supervisors adjourned to appoint judges and clerks for the June 6, 1932 primary election. Appointments span multiple townships including Henderson, Ingram, St Marys, Glenwood, Silver City, Malvern, and others, listing precincts and assigned Republican or Democratic officials. The record enumerates numerous individuals by name and precinct for both receiving and counting boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argh Bacon
EA Layer
Fred Bishop
Board of Supervisors
Beng
Sun
Anterson Township
Henderson
H. J. Daugherty
G. T. Harover
L. W. Triptett
F- Philips
E. F Plumb
Haatinen
G. Bronebraker
Claude E. Wilson
Hendarron
Ingraman
Bonn
Malvern
A. P. Reeve
Bilver City
Ida McCue
H. CG
Dreyer
Council Bluffs
A. C. Brandt
Dent
Henry Thalschafer
Bluffr Dem
BA Bayles
Pacific Tet
Ander Heaps
St, Marys Township
War
Huff
Blue
Adolph Arp
Blofs
Claus Fi
Brandt
Bintfa
Dem
Walter Kiindt
Co. Bluffs
Glenwood
Mary Tolles
Dayle Killman
Dam
F. E
Bender
Emma Otis
May Linville
Ward
Roy Haney
Mary B. Records
Rap
Eae D
Marshall
Nora B. Fickel
Miriam R. Genung
Glenwood Dem
Geneva Maxwall
Rosetta Daniel
Dahl Boyer
Myrtle Wheeler
Chas
Patton
Fred Beeger
C. J. Deuprea
H. E. Kirk
le Harbor
John Rainbow
T. A. Hougas
Glenderson
J. Fe Viner
Ren
A. J. Iarbor
Henderann
Bilt
Geo
A. Merritt
Haine
C. Jackson
H. B. Wilcox
Pacina Jet
Bosra Qe
Crouch
Hazel McGarry
W. D. Rawyers
Irene Genung
M. Criswall
Marguerite Dean
Delta Phifer
B.C. Walker
Center Township
Wederqulat
Melvern
Howard
Conger
Roflin Buffington
A. Phelpy
L. L
Richardeoh
J. E
Noah
W. Wheeler
Bilver Creek Townsny
Clay
C. R. Brothers
B. J. Lockabill
Malvern Township First Ward
Wearth
Vern McCord
EOI
Norton
Mulholland
W. BR
Byington
J. BE
Randerson
Chantry
Eacrett
F. S. Higgins
Malverni
Bertha M
Hall
Malvern S
G. H. White
J. W
Jonas
Rade Penis Stor Orr
Albert Roe Hastings
Athicum
Hastings
Abil
F. B
Roeckatellow
Cee
Ames
Birs
Ekabitl
G. CG
Beaton
R. BE
Bayes
Indian Creek
Fanekbod
Falci
Sime Treetene
H. B. Greenwood
Emerson
Myers
Sean Gorge
Aparna Emerson
Fierely Cheney
Emergon
Pee Deer Creek
Ing Bosra Pecely
F. G. Koohersparser
W. Shaw
Rap B
Hy Peterson
Strahan
H. W. Dye
Maher
Imogene
White Claud Township
Maine
H Angua
Dom Qacar 'T
Brivy
Armatrong
Malinre
Ge Redan
Malverne
Steyseat Peer
Creech
Hap
S.cs
Hop
Budington
Fem
FM Ala
Sed
Richa Bates
Mabero Sb Tom
Alone IE
Qanwood da
Te Das Marion
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J. P. Denford
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Jane
Leora Christia
Evelyn
Thelms
Nedra
Lélitan Crawford
Crystal Resh
Frieda Feplaws
Pauline Potter
Fred Priest
Jeader
Promisi
Coates
Wesley Chapel
Pau
Oaks Sunday School
Thelma Mae Ellison
John Bryant
Morton Milla
Meth Gravitt
Asbury
Entertain Club
Fred Phelps
Marian Keast
Homer Wikenson
Cecil Wright
Beasle Buck
Anna
Michigan
Burt
Dory
Wife
Carrol
Jessona
Mia
Earl Allensworth
Elger Dinwiddie
Fred Carter
Carter
Donaté Fickel
Family of
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Jane.Darnell
Bunday
Bupt. Atack
M. EF
Hillsdale
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