Henderson area observes flag day with games and prizes
A Henderson Christian Ald society program on flag day featured questions answered by Mrs. Will Smail and Esteline Harris. small flag favors with a hidden prize under a plate won by Mrs. Mary Wilkenson. A strawberry shortcake lunch followed. local residents, church notices, and visitors are listed along with family updates and travel notes.
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Christian Ald
Christian Ald Society
Will Smail
Esteline Harris
Mary Wilkenson
Strahan Alumni Banquet Highlights Local Class of '45
Strahan alumni gathered Saturday in the school gym for an alumni banquet attended by eighty two members. The class of 45 sat at the guest table, with initiation in the auditorium. Officers chosen for next year include David Angus as president Felix Summers as first vice president and Mrs. Victor Norton as second vice president. Sgt. Dale Laughlin honored at Sunday dinner and a youth fellowship group published The Youth Gazette, while a seven pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Belknap. Further items note community visits, church activities and local military moves. Three Irvin boys were injured coasting in an old buggy Monday near here.
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Strahan
Lyle Coddington
Lloyd Angus
Sgt
Dale Laughlin
The
David Angus
Felix Summers
Mra
Victor Norton
Kermit Hillyer
John Belknap
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Richard Larry
Hellnapig
Shirley Lee
Arthur Bass
Zeno Bass
Bass
1St Army
Pacific Zone
R. T
Jared Woodfil
Mavy Pier
Chicago
M. GC. Woodfill
Emnett Gipe
Bro
A. W. Shanos
Red Oak Hospital
Shanor
Roy Martin
Greenwood
Ned
Eltermogs
Tarkio
J. J. Wilson
Bie
B. Nagel
Malyers and
Dorothy Johason
Kenny
Kay
Ona
Hunday Glover Pussiv
Seay Bagel
W. G. Nowe
Irvin
Lester Irvin
Here
Family Guests Attend Dinner In Randolph Home
Mr and Mrs H H Kayton and Mr and Mrs Charles W Kayton with Charles Horace and Milas Lorraine Clariey attended a family dinner Sunday at Billy Kilpatrick's Randolph home. Weekend guests included Charlotte Combs Vera Pollitt of Omaha and Lois Erickson of Shenandoah staying with B Pollitt.
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Holt Home
Claude Holt
Alma Skank
Willard McKinney
Elliott
Will Castor
Albert Selser
Charles Stader
Jean
Judy
Des Moines
Beth Davis
Ethel Skank
Jean Brown
Doris
Omaha
Ed Brown
Robert Harover
G. T. Harover
Iowa City
Missouri
Clyde Gravitt
Near Emerson
Hugh McSweeney
M. C. Woodiil
Mathers
M. C. Woodfill
Carl Wilson
Malvern
Ed Hathaway
Hastings
Jared Woodfill
Maryin Woodfill
Joe Hathaway
Vestal
D. H. Veatel
Cromwell
Arthur Churchman
Randolph
J. H. McFarland
Lenore McFarland
Kent
Rochester
New Hampshire
H. H. Kayton
Charles W. Kayton
Charles Horace
Milas
Lorraine Clariey
Billy Kilpatrick
Charlotte Combs
Vera Pollitt
Lois Erickson
Shenandoah
B. Pollitt
Oaks News Briefs Highlight Local Social Events
George Triplett of the army is on furlough visiting relatives. The Mystery Circle met at Mrs. Guy Osborn with five members and four visitors. attendees quilted. A Red Oak picnic honored George Triplett, with many local families attending. Letty Fort visited from Red Oak. a pink and blue shower honored Mrs. Robert Hicks. Elizabeth Viner returned to stay with Mrs. Gayle Steiner. A combined children’s and father’s day program drew over 80 at Sunday school. Monday night a community club supper was held with Mrs. Louie Brummeler attending.
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W. B. Wheeler
Stewart
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Dona Mae Allensworth
Zell Barton
Near Oakland
A. H
Margaret Harbor
Edith Viner
Herbert Stevens
Gerald Penwell
Near Morton Mills
Herman Coppock
Jud Coppock
Arthur Allensworth
Otis Pendergraft
Donald Allensworth
Larette
Jean Brown
Bob
Richard Allensworth
Wayne Byers
Jerry
Dona Rae
Sandra
Mickey Byers
Near Red Oak
A. J. Harbor
Judy
Portland
Ore
Art Phelps
R. L. South
Minnesota
Kenneth Bea
G. W. Wilson
Ed Brenger
Mystery Circle Club
Red Oak
George Triplett
Norris Triplett
Rosa Triplett
Martyn
Henry Scliling
Uarry Ekernseter
Sandra Kay
Win Castor
Louie Brammeter
Twila
Karen Johnson
Hall and
Russell
Letty Fort
Red Osk
Guy Osborn
O. H. Th
Robert Hicks
Melba Wikingon
Elizabeth Viner
Gayle Steiner
Louie Brummeler
Grubs Costly In 1942 Grading Hides As Grubby
In 1942 eighty five percent of all cattle hides in the United States about six percent million were graded grubby. A grubby hide has five or more grub holes. Grubs pepper holes in the back leather the thick cat and most valuable part of the hide.
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United States
Beware Coughs From Common Colds Ad
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis claiming it reaches the trouble and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes. It emphasizes non narcotic content and promises a money back guarantee if sleep and rest aren’t quickly restored.
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Joosen
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Martin Christofferson
L. W. Triplett
Council] Bluffs
Charles Rupe
Seattle
Wash
C. A. Wight
B. K. Club
St. Louis
Vera Skank
Rugene Holt
the Staders
Bill Harbor
Baturday
Fiendersom Methodist Church
R. V. Felt
Quinsey Dobbs
Macedonia
Cliff Plumb
California
Joan Moss
Glen Brown
Barbara
Beverly Byers
Cheyenne
Wya
Carson
Mrs. Summers
Fred Reader
Carey Lindsey
G. W. Wilman
Lucile Taylor
Jerpe Commission
Stader
Larry Skank
Mavis Pendergraft
Brother Don
C. H. Amick
Ladies Aid
Cyril John Rew Sie
Norman
Okla
Charles Rupe Jr
Army
Ft. Worth
Tex
Charles
Cyril
Gayle
Sedalla
Beverly Simmons
Hancock
Everett Conner
Navy
Griswold
Alice Farrington
May Farrington
Harold Myers
J. A. Parsons, M. D
Ana Eee
Kraft Home Economics Kitchen
Peshtigo Court
Diineis
Liberty Memorial Building
Malvern, Iowa
Sgt. Laughlin
Dale K. Laughlin
Omer Cozad
Ethel Johnson
Thomas
Ed Laughlin
Raymond Laughlin
Hugo Selpold
Dale Laughlin Sr
Helen
Youth Fellowship
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mia
Emmett Gipe
Dale Antrim
Doris Gard
Floyd Hillyer
Youth Gazette
Donald Loeske
Donna Bel Harvey
Geraldine Gipe
Glen Baslee
Fitrahan Church
Woman’'s Society
Pithday
Grant
Sgt. Vestal
Frank Crouse
Wood Vestal
Franklin
Clifford N. Vestal
Grenier Field
Manchester
N. H
Minn
Creston
Se Oaks
Iowa Power & Light Company
Iowa Power & Light
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