Local Music Project Under Way With Rehearsal Set
Henderson Flinderson will participate in a community music project directed by H H Rohts from Omaha. The first rehearsal is scheduled at the school building next Monday evening Lune 14 at 8 welock. All interested and parents are invited. bring an instrument or try one available to discover what you may want.
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Flinderson
H. H. Rohts
Omaha
Welock
First National Bank of
Malvern
Carl
Foater
First National Bank
Towa
Children’s Day Observed at the Christian Church
The Children’s day exercises at the Christian Church Sunday evening drew a large crowd. The church was attractively decorated with flowers. The program featured performances by the children with some magic from older participants. The Macedonia girls glee club provided musical numbers enjoyed by all.
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Christian Church
Glris* Glee Ub
Macedonia
Young People of Enworth League At Henderson Church
The Enworth League youth group met at Rev. and Mrs. Vootley’s home for a ball and indoor games followed by refreshments. Rev. Whomag led a talk on How to Spend Your Vacation and urged members to bring vacation photos for the next service. Miss Alice Amick will lead next Sunday, with the Emweth League in charge and Carson Orchestra providing a musical prelude for funds to support Glenwood Institute attendees June 22 to 27.
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Enworth League
Thomas
Teague
Alice Amick
Emwerth League
Carson Orchestra
Institute Fund
Glenwood Institute Junge
Tian
Lauren D. Thomas
Amick undergoes gallbladder surgery at Mercy hospital
Mrs. Amick was admitted early this week and underwent gallbladder surgery on Tuesday at Mercy hospital. She has many friends across southwest Iowa, especially among tech school pupils trained for declamatory work, who will be glad to hear of her speedy recovery.
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Mes
Col. Amick
Mercy Hospital
Mra. Amick
Southwest
Towa
Puplin
Rebekahs Elect Officers On Pleasant Tuesday Evening
The Rebekah lodge elected nominative officers Tuesday evening. After the election a tray of jelled apples with whipped cream and wafers was served by Oeta Harover and Martha Smith. Avery pleasant evening was spent.
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Rebekah Inde
Oeta Harover
Martha Smith
Avery
Local club social notes and community updates
Entertains S. O. 5. Club Mrs Clyde Gravitt hosted the group at her home Friday afternoon with a tenstant afternoon, refreshments, and enjoyment. Several families and individuals are listed with visits to Elliott, Shenandoah, Malvern, and Indianola. Wayne Simonds completed four years at Simpson College. Various outtings and plans are noted, including Institute night next Sunday with the M. E. church youth in charge and Carson orchestra providing music.
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Clyde Gravitt
Dave Anderson
Elliott
Mrs. Hoover
Carrol Phillips
M. E
A. J. Harbor
Aon
Morris
Cornell Bluts
Wayne Simonds
Simpson College
Indianola
J.C. Goss
John Rainbow
Shenandoah
A. H. Harbor
Macedonia
Forrest Smith
Charley Walker
Near Malvern
Christian Church
Phyllia
Margaret Viter
Biliott
T. D. Phillips
Oxford
M. E. Church
Carson
Wil
Champion Hill Shower Honors Two Recent Brides
About fifty two ladies and children gathered at Mrs Bertha Kellenbarkers home for a shower honoring brides Mesdames Glenn Cooper and Glenn Wellenbarger. Refreshments were served and gifts given for the new home. Other items note local moves, honors, and weekend visits among residents including Arlene Haldeman on the Montgomery county eighth grade honor roll and Wanda Kochersperger graduating with a BA.
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Bertha Kellenbarker
Glenn Cooper
Glenn Wellenbarger
Berty Griffin
Wilma Cooper
Thaly
Mel Berriman
Red Oak
Jean
Gertrude Davis
Ming Velma Melain
Joe McLain
Dean
Cadar Falls
Wanda Kochersperger
Wanda
Ernest James
Maryayille
Kansas
John
Alt Cooper
Walter Kellenbarger
Louie Bullington
Jim Bell
Jack
Jay Bell
Boyd Coy
Wookey's Timber
McLain and family honored with charivari in Elliott
Mina Pearl McLain and her mother Mrs Mabel Campbell traveled to Elliott Sunday afternoon. Mrs Swisher joined them on the return trip. A group of friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Glenn Ketlenbarger's home Monday night and gave them a charivari. The Keystone school closed for the summer Thursday with a program and a parade. All children were present despite rain. Those present enjoyed the evening.
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Mina Pearl McLain
Mabel Campbell
Jennie Keflerbarger
Elliott
East Liberty Community Notes A Busy Sunday Week
Mrs B R C Mayberry and Vera of Hillsdale visited Mrs C M Nelson's family. Seaton and family hosted in Malvern. Clyde Barger and families visited Ray Granteer. Numerous relatives from Silver City Malcolm Malvern and Emerson shared visits. The Children's Day program titled The Hidden Treasure is planned for next Sunday. Roy Brake's sister visited from California and Missouri.
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BR. C. Mayberry
Vera
Hillsdale
C. M. Nelson
M. H. Latchaw
Clyde Barger
Ray Granteer
Hastings
Ralph Adams
Keith
Glenwood
Fred Cook
Ava
Wille Trively
Emerson
Raymond Trively
Malvern
9. R. Hurat
N. W. Wilhelm
Silver City
Marian
Roy Brake
California
Milasouri
Aid Society Meths Quilting and Planned June Supper
The Ladies Aid Society met at the church on Wednesday afternoon June 3 with ten members present. They finished the quilt and planned a church supper for Thursday evening June 18 with Rotary Club of Glenwood as guests and an entertainment. Serving starts at 7 o'clock.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Wil Clay
Ralph Zanders
Rotary Club of
Glenwood
East Liberty Church Notes and Upcoming Institute
East Liberty Church notes alert young people to Epworth League Tuesday evening and Maka plang for the Glenwood Institute June 22 to 27. Next Sunday we elect our delegate to the annual conference. Sermon at 11 with the subject Possession and a Trust in God. Church school at 11. Pastor G Barnes invites all to join and be welcome.
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Epworth League
Maka Plang
Glenwood
Jay
Jesus Risng
G. Barnes
Social Notes from Local Mrs Bhaw Hostess Shower Honor Dorothy Shaw
Mrs Chas Bhaw hosted a Red Oak Thursday afternoon shower honoring Miss Dorothy Shaw. Mr and Mrs Oral Gillan visited the Robert Grayson home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Opal Bates spent Sunday in Clarinda with friends. Mrs Ora Douglas and Mrs Will Archer called on Mrs Gertie Lang Monday afternoon.
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Chas. Bhaw
Dorothy Shaw
Oral Gillan
Robert, Grayson
Opal Bates
Clarinda
Ora Douglas
Will Archer
Gertie Lang
Banqueteers Hear Governor Turner
Governor Turner criticizes the tax system and lobbyists at a Glenwood banquet. He argues income tax could replace the state levy and cites rises in school attendance as justification. He estimates a 20 percent state expense reduction and urges shared burden by taxing bodies. Local officials and Farm Bureau leaders praise the gathering and spin of Turner’s remarks.
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General Assembly
Turner
Turker
Wei
Alwaya
J. Irving Brown
Frank W. Choate
Glenwood
Rudolph Hopp
County Farm Bureau
W. C. Rathke
George Mogridge
Mosea
Glanwood
Grenwood
McCluskey
Henry Buch
Irving Brown
Local Notes and Social Visits From Mitchell Area
Nellie Suninshine returned home to Stanton Nebr after visiting the Ivan Salmons home. The Methodist church hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Edna Gillan Grayson at the church basement with sandwiches salad and cake. Attendees included Mrs Gertle Lang and daughter Helen and Mrs Harold Smith. Mrs Ed Mitzyer and Myrtle of Beaver City Nebr are visiting this week. the Mitzyers were former residents. Mr and Mrs Chay Shaw visited Shenandoah. Mr and Mrs Chas Frazier and family spent Sunday with Art Frazier. Ivan and Mrs Salmons attended Council Bluffs victory Friday. Harold and Miss Sederburg of Basex were visitors in the Bhaw home Sunday afternoon. Miss Arloug Dunlap of Glenwood is visiting this week at her grandparents home. What Kolit and family spent Bundey Sunday.
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Arthur Phelps
George W. Wilson
Council Bluffs
Jud Cowpack
Emerson
Gayle Wilkingon
Red Oak
Emma Workman
Robert Harover
C. M. Workman
Hamburg
Lon Coleman
Kansas
Mis
Addia Sboatleau
McDonald
G. W. Wilson
Hazel Ayer
Marjorie
Oakland
Earnest Ellison
Wifa
Missouri
Ellison
Otto Farrington
Sam Owens
Worthall
Mary
Chiago
Alvin Appley
College Springs
Alfred Huntsman
Jud Coppock
Russel
Wilma Parcell
Omaha
Farmers, Merchants, Bankers
Glanwood
Zack Hilliard
Glenwood
Fred Phelpy
Shenandoah
C. A. Wight
Earl Atensworth
Grant Hockenberry
Emergon
Addie Bolteau
Sylvia Wright
Bee Houser
Council Bluffe
O. L. Harbor
Platteburg
John Bryant
Morton Mills
Bryant
Maud Coppock
Farl Borlegu
Denver Byers
Jim Houser
Addie
Clyde Gravitt
Nellie Suninshine
Ivan Salmons
Stanton
Nebr
Basex
Bk Tata
Mer Vietors
Onda
Miss Arloug Dunlap
Kennet
Dolph
Bis Ho
Eorth
Christy A
Bernard Ferguson
Don Cass
Mildred
Nellie Moore
Dendy
Yhe Martin
Ady
Mre
J. L. Wilson
Rank Hilton
Gail Love
Luster Irvin
Wesley Young
Hastings
Wilbur Young
Malvern
Frank Clitea
Cerven
New Mexico
Mia
W. W. Molsherry
Earth
James
Fred Newell
Ernest Waderqvist
Mias
Doris Tobinson
Harold Peterson
Lincoln
Beatrice
Nebraska City
Will McCain
Gilbert M McCain
Adam Gipe
Myrtle Achenbach
Cornell Bluffs
Forty Two Golfers Turn in High Tally at Fairview Club
Forty two golfers competed in a weekly Fairview Country Club tournament. Rundey led with the day’s low score of 74 while other players posted strong tallies. the event crowned the season’s high scoring averages amid a brisk round at the course.
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Fairview
Fay
Bokky
Beory Reipe
Strahan Preaching Schedule Changes For Summer
The Strahan church will reverse its preaching and Sunday school timing this summer. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with preaching at 11 a.m. Children’s day program is next Sunday morning, and offerings will go to Christian education. Pastor W. M. Schenermann signs the notice.
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W. M. Schenermann
Bethlehem School Closes For Picnic Dinner Time
The Clove Wat Bethlehem School closed with a noon picnic featuring chicken and ice cream. Pupils and their teacher presented a music and physical training program. The teacher Thalma Roberts was presented a fountain pen as she heads to summer school.
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Bethlehem
Thalma Roberts
Sheri's Sale Under Execution in Mills County Iowa
A court ordered sale of personal property in Mills County Iowa following a June 6 1931 judgment for Securities Investment Corporation against Dorsey Byers and RK Piper. Property described includes a 193% Whippet Coupe and motor numbers, with sale to the highest bidder for cash at the West Door of the Courthouse in Glenwood Iowa.
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District Court
Milla County
Iowa
Securities Investment Corporation
Pleiatif
Dorsey Byers
Rk.k. Piper
Cata
Milly Counsty
Wald
Court House
Glenwood
Glenwaad
Hulle Sauaty
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Governor Turner
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Maxine Bell
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Ed Nagle
al Lovell
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Gall
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Chas
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