Rainbow shower honors Mrs Carlian Wilkins Nelson
A miscellaneous shower at the Methodist church basement honored Mrs Carlian Wilkins Nelson recent bride. Guests from out of town included Mrs Georgie Graham of Council Bluffs and Mrs Clyde Ervin and Mrs Anil Brigga of Red Oak. Fifty attenders enjoyed dainty refreshments and a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow alcove while gifts reflected the guests’ esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Carlian Wilkins Nelson
Warden Flowere
Rome
Corliss
Ladies Aid
Georgie Graham
Council, Bluffs
Clyde Ervin
Anil Brigga
Red Oak
Children's Day Observed at Lapist Church Service
Children's Day was observed at the Lapist church Sunday evening. The program was neatly given and enjoyed by a well filled house. The church was heavily decorated with warden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapist
Vacation Bible School Opens at Methodist Church
The Vacation Bible School at the Methodist church opened under Pastor Rev. L. E. Ripley with Mrs Harett Bowers guiding the junior department and Mrs Corliss Nelson the primary division while Miss Grace Dizon leads the kindergarten. Sixty three children are enrolled. Local families traveled for weekend visits and commencement events with several residents attending schools and alumni activities in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ménder
Thair
L. E. Ripley
East Liberty Ladies Aid Society Social at Church
East Liberty reports a church social afternoon with singing, a play The Sweet Family, and a vocal duet by Mrs Geo Rev Barnes and Mrs F G Barnes. Guests included local families, with refreshments served. about forty attended. Also noted are visits to Council Bluffs, sprained ankle of Deta Cary, and various local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Ladies’ Aid Society
Barnea
Sweet Family
Fa Sweet
Frank DuVal
Lurling Brake
Bertha Clay
Ruth Lats
Fern Clay
Mra
BB. McFall
P. E. Cranmer
A. L. Hanes
Community notices and local greetings from Shenandoah and neighbors
Pienth plea to attend the Hetix diet Dey at Gienrood on Zone 7. The Biprorth tasqne Institute qun de held at Indianola, June 20 25. The youre ptople are planning a play to make money to send fille mates. Clyde Barger and family were Shenandoah sisitors one day last week. Dr. Rimel and friends from Bedford were Sunday afternoon eatlers at the home of Mr and Mrs G W Rimel. Dan Seaton had an accident to get a piece of steel in one eye. Mrs. Ette Alexander went to Tar ko Missouri last week to visit son Harry Alexander. Junior Long from near Buiver City visited his aunt Mrs Otto Cary. Mr and Mrs C Nelson and daughter Ethel were afternoon callers at Mrs Elizabeth Nelsons in Glenwood and picnicked at RC Mayberry home near Hillsdale. Vera Mayberry went to Indianola for summer school. sister Martin returned to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs. Russell Bird and family of Glenwood spent last Tuesday at his parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Donsett
Peoria
Mary Douglas
Revel Behick
Emmanuel Hospital
Omshaw
Abs
Lottie Thrapp
Henderson
Waldo Bowers
Helen Dodson
Fled Oak Hospital
Council Bluffa
Margaret Whitney
Will Mart
Hamburg
Oiver
Marshall
Rueben Dizon
Grace Pison
Omaha
Pearle
Donald Coates
Nerman
Nebr
M. L. Evans
W. H. Ciites
Tamora
James Stearns
L. E. Rupley
W. G. Alexander
Evanston
Til
M. L. Evane
Sud
B. B. Bird
Sal
R. B. Tubbs
Jean
Helen Margaret
George
Anmnitage
Murray
L. E. Riptey
Forrest
Marjorie Taylor
Iowa City
Hhs
John Carson
Lincoln
Nebra
Nebraska State University
Jeanette
Earl Crawford
Richard Crofton
B. H. Paxson
Sioux City
Grinnell
Pauline Sleakney
Clifford Peterson
Elliott
Ferdinand Peterson
Iva Good
BR. N
Council Bluffs
RE. Good
Winnifred Hatfield
Des Moines
Drake University
Grace
Leoha Dizon
Red Oak High School
John Moats
Prescott
Emerson
W. H. Maddocke
Will Lutz
Edna
Mad Jocks
the Edmundson Hospital
Deta Cary
Joe Mayberry
Glen Fitch
Pacific Junction
Frank Howard
Allene
Lillisdale
Ars
G. W. Himes
BF. Agan
Alice Lacy
Chas. Agan
Silver City
Mra
Mea
Ro D. Adams
Ben
Keith
Glenwood
L G. Adams
M. H. Latchaw
Rey
Migu Josla Kerney
Ya Mae Zueike
Hed Guk
Ta Vern Francis
Alan DuVal
Well Agela
Pienth
Hetix
Gienrood
Biprorth Tasqne Institute
Indianola
Youre Ptople
Dr. Rimel
Bedford
G. W. Rimel
Dan Seaton
Ette Alexander
Tarko
Harry Alexander
Junior Long
Buiver City
Hils
Otto Cary
Nelson
Ethel
Elimbeth Nelson
Mayberry
Hillsdale
Vera Mayberry
Martin
Mercy Hospital
Russel Bird
Bow. A. R Birt
Railroads Report Safe Year With Four Passenger Deaths in 1931
Railroads claim a record low of four passenger fatalities in 1931 across the United States, three from a single derailment and one from a collision. The system carried about 250 million passengers per fatality, with an average trip distance of 36.72 miles and total miles traveled reaching over 5.5 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Citi
Real Estate Transfers Record May 1982 Mills County
Record of Instruments filed in Mills County Recorder and District Court offices between May 8 and May 29 1982 detailing transfers. Otto Bondt to Hollingshead IV and V parts of Out Lot 24 Glenwood. Rena Farrie to Claud Lertey CW D1 Lot 24 and 23 Bik 8 Silver City and Lot 41 Creemont Add Silver City. Buegbath Davly to Paul A Cason CW DJ. Yad bale int in Lot 222 Emerson. L CG Dean executor to Paul A Carlson approx undivided half in Lot 991 Emerson. Mary Eve Patrick to Carnsia 28 TW D2 $800. various other parcels with monetary amounts listed. Chequay to Warren Kaun $93000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
District Court of
Mills County
Laws
Otto Bondt
A. Hollingshead IV
Glenwond
Rena J. Farrie
Claud
Lertey
CW. D
Silver City
Creemont
Buegbath Davly
Paul A. Cason
Yad
Bale
Emerson
L. CG
Dean
Admr
Paul A. Carson
Hal
Mary Eve Patrick
Peteris
Tae
Warren
Kaun
Local notes reflect community events and arrivals
Henderson Bint received an award from Picea Sefferson high school for athletic feats while Homer Witkimeth learned of a better health from California. Funeral attended in Grand Island Neb by Mrs. Hobert Meilullen. Red Oak visitors and family announcements recur, including birth news for Roy Longmaker in Randolph. Various visits in Omaha Council Bluffs and nearby towns, with church events and Children’s Day planned for upcoming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobert Meilullen
Lest
Grand Island
Nebt
Ba Wilkinson
Homer
Red Oak
Hatter
Nook
Roy Longmaker
Randolph
R. L. South
Dr. H. Z. Drach
Omaha
Lealie Allensworth
Fam Ny
Silver City
Rex. Davis
Russel Coppock
Emerson
Fetativen
Hayden Carter
Beré
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Oaks Sunday School Notes and Rally Day Plans
Oaks notes report fifty attendees at last Sunday’s service. Memory verses were recited by the little folks. Children Day program and Rally Day are set for next Sunday June 15. Sunday school 11, basket dinner 10, program 1 pm, preaching 2 pm. Offering to support program materials. Miss Helen Dodson recovering from appendicitis, hopes to come home soon.
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Oaks
Debated Revenue Plan Defeated by Senate Vote
A proposed Debenture Plan failed 26 to 1 with 82 members present as Benator Ring criticized the measure. The bill tied to tariff actions on coal oil copper and lumber, proposing new duties to fund higher production. The Senate approved duties on crude petroleum and derivatives, and set tariffs on coal and motor fuels, signaling a clash with Hawley-Shott era protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Dettea
Gran
Benator Ring
Itt
Senate
Coal Tee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Gotites Nelad
coLon Printing
Bible
Liberty
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clyde Barger
Shenandoah
Bint
Atrard
Picea Sefferson High School
Ites
Witkimeth
California
Afeenworth and
Fienity Addies
Omahs
Bylvia
Mande
Nut
Bimtadson
Downett Bluffs
Bat Boileau
Emilie DeBois
Ooiaba
Mile
Marjorie Campbell
James Houser
Addie
George Evans
Oakland
Hope Gwahey
Will Cain
Sacortay
Charley Dilley
Lovina
Lindeey
Ted
Arlene Moon
Dorothy Ovens
Ana
Billott
Celifornia
Simfede
de Wite
Anteoritty
Los Angels
Mia
Marie Campion
Hasel
Wave & Budgs
Atty Moore
Theta
Macedonia
Chitatian Aid
Oaks Sunday School
Hhelen
Dodson
Abe
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