Our County Neighbors Gatherings and Town News
Emerson area notes recount visits by Mrs. Kelley and Rev. McClain of Spokane, Red Oak and Glenwood guests, a birth at the Rochersperger home, and local travels. Plans for the Emerson Fourth of July include a ball game with Henderson and Red Oak, a tug of war between Mills and Montgomery, and a town address by Rev. Mr. Tandy. A Greenwood Lumber Yard procession, a young ladies’ bridal shower, and multiple trips to nearby towns fill the column, with civic and social updates from Amos Lindner to Melvin McGrew and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Abel and Son
Red Oak
H . Yates
D. W. Crawford
Omaha
BR. Oo
Houston Wee
Tabor
Emerson
Henderson
Mills
Montgomery County
Tandy
Hamburg
Greenwood
Amiel Lindner
John Severn
Iir
Greermwood
John Salmons
Excelsior Springs
Randolph
Salmons
M. Shipman
Myron Shipman
Hawthorne
Clara Warner
Carle
W. E. Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Pearl Lang
Louella McDowell
Nellie Smith
R. G. Houston
Onvith
R. Patrick
Lyle Wilkins
Macedonia
Jessa Steiner
Lucy Tupper
W. W. Abel
Bruce
Los Angeles
Calif
Jas. Bellati
Grenwood
Harold Cheney
Jim Sive Fie
Ernest Draheim
St. Joseph
Milton C. Honeyman
Local families attend visits and events across towns
Strahan Ghas Kelly and family spent Sunday at Gt. Mae Tarlands. Roy Bays and family came from Tabor for a visit with his brother. Miss Georgia Moon went to Lockney to visit parents after a visit with Mrs. Chas Gipe. Paul and Laura Hilton visited Randolph grandparents. Harry Hilton shipped a Hereford bull to Milton Knight of Silver City and sold two more locally. Mrs Spregue gave a piano from Mulholland Co. to his wife. Mrs. George Shurr shopped in Shenandoah. May and Edith Hilton of Randolph visited relatives. Zeno Bass of Malvern and family visited. Sunday School plans children’s day with program at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bays
Tabor
Georgia Moon
Lockney
Texas
Chas
Gipe
Paul
Laura Hilton
Randolph
Harry Hilton
Milton
Knight
Silver City
Spregue
Mulholland Co
George Shurr
Shenandoah
May
Edith Hilton
Zeno Bass
Malavern
Zeno
Local Social Notes Highlight Ames and Nearby Visits
Arthur Burgoin returns home from Ames where he attended the state agricultural college. Local residents including Mrs. A. L. Ingram Bert Treynor guests at Al Raines home. Guy Parker and wife Malvern visit Kochenderfer home. Multiple trips to Saint Charles York Hamburg Hebron and Holdrege noted with schooling, marriage, and Decoration Day attendance. Several locals from Council Bluffs Lincoln and Sidney join events in Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Burgoin
Ames
State Agricultural College
A. L. Ingram
Bert
Treynor
al Raines
Guy Parker
Malvern
Kochenderfer
J. J. McClure
Saint Charles
Iowa
E. BE. McClure
John Parker
York
Nebraska
Parker
Marie Anderson
Hamburg
Gladys Raines
Irene Heide
Edith Skerritt
Hebron
Nebr
Sker
Social event attracts crowd and charity proceeds
A Thursday night celebration drew large crowds to the park by the church with cars, music, and a baritone and cornet finale. Cake, cream, and lemonade sales raised about 84 in gale receipts, net around 844. Local residents from Red Oak Silver City and Malvern plus several visitors joined in, with notices of travel, visits, and farm life across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hat
Morpheus
Charles Chipps
Glenn Haines
Red Oak
Lem Jones
Ethel
Silver City
Geo. Howard
Genter Township
Ruth
A. R. Bird
E.R. Whitesides
Glenwadcod
Joe Whiteside
South Omaha
Peta
East Center Social Notes and Visits Across Town
After a ten day stay with the J. M. Miller home, G. Graves left for Plattsmouth Nebraska to visit relatives. C. W. Boles hosted BK J. Robinson of Waxtium Nebraska over Sunday. Les Richardson and wives and Hubert Chambers and wives plus mothers planned a Omaha shopping trip Tuesday. Mrs. Hammond visited her mother last Sunday. FP. E. Howard marked his birthday last Thursday and a neighbor’s anniversary led to a surprise post card shower for Mrs. Howard. Mr. Howard thanked friends for the gifts and wished continued goodwill among the men friends. W Boless accompanied by Mrs. Boles and others visited Glog Wood Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Miller
G. Graves
Plattsmouth
Nebr
C. W. Boles
BK. J. Robinson
Waxtium
Les Richardson
Hubert Chambers
Omaha
Tim Nesy
GC. W. Boles
Mrs. Boles
Mos
State board grants reform approach for boy offenders
A Granville boy, Joe Winkles, aged thirteen, confessed to robbing the local post office. The Iowa state board moved to intrench convicts at Vidora reformatory, signaling a policy shift toward avoiding penitentiary sentences for youths. The decision ties to federal court concerns and aims to reform rather than punish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Dune
Wenry, Reed
Vidora Reformatory
Joe Winkles
Granville
State Board
Hastings Hometown Notes and Chautauqua Ahead
Mrs T VanGorkum visited Malvern while Chas Purcell did business in Red Oak. A daughter was born to Mrs Clyde Edmonds northwest of town on Sunday morning June 9 191? Great Chautauqua season tickets nearly 500 sold with tents rented for camping. Local tennis entries total twenty with group rounds and best two of three format to decide the champion. Several readers received visits from friends including Uncle Andy Wearin and G D Keffer & Son report strong fly trap sales to Iowa and Missouri. An accident near Tabor involved Perry Faught. local electric lights caused concert disruption but quickly repaired. Kelley Barnes sustained severe cuts while aiding in stump removal at the Barnes farm south of town.
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Mrnday
Chicago
Hoyl
Olov County
Nobr
MccFarland & Hatfields
Shaw
Lower Main Street
David Sandiland
Ada Greiner
Oregon
Portland
Sandiland
Harry Russell
Sheridan
Wyo
Howard Rea
Dave Henderson
St. Joseph
Hugo Mensehel
Everett Purcell
Harvey Cary
South Omaha
Clarence Stssoe
Jumeith
Mise David Sandiland
Lloyd Owens
Malvern
Dave Hitchie
Carroll
Nebr
Old Lime Hastings
Ritchie
Chas. Purcell
G. S. Purcell
Maxine
Omaha
G. D. Keffer
Iowa
Missouri
Anna Wilson
Glee Cox
Cedar Falls
State Normal
Andy Wearin
de. Ghristy
Henry Mccl*arland
Council
Marland
Jennie Edpiwndson Hospital
Kelley Barnes
C. A
Charles Havener
Kelley
Havener
Autoist Fatally Hurt in June 13 Car Crash
Wort Nodge of Warnhamville, 45, suffered probable fatal injuries after his car rolled over and pinned him. He had a broken shoulder and multiple broken ribs with internal injuries. Don Cris singer, driver, escaped with minor injuries after the tire burned and he lost control, sending the vehicle toward an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort
Untitled Family Notice from Excelsior Springs Report
Mr and Mrs I M Aistrope Jr and son Henry will be away three weeks for Excelsior Springs Missouri. Mrs E G Estes and Miss Mariguerite Ajatrope will keep house at the farm. Mr and Mrs Harry Allely were mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabon
I. M. Aistrope Jr
Henry
Excelsior Springs
E. G. Estes
Mariguerite Ajatrope
Tatafa
Harry Allely Wert
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Abo
Old Homie
Tawa
George
Strahan
Ghas
Kelly
Gt. Mae
Tarlands
the Times
East
Liberty
Wall Street
Don and
Andy Noah
East Center
Eldora
Board of Control
Hastings
Botna
Harry
George Fiehler
Mabel Young
Thatelace
Perry Fooht
Sidney Auto
Barnes Hill
Hughest Award
Johnson & Juelke
Ilowa
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