Henderson phe dive teek and weekend guests noted
The report describes social visits and local movements. J W Casebolt and family, Jean Gehanle Abd tantly, end tra Richards and families plan to move to Williaea where Mr Céne polit has bought a garage. Bible lesson parade Friday morning. Mrs Hatbot and daughters and Ida Stillone and Mar iet Hatbot attended a parade and shop. Virginia Woods works at Wash Nelsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fers
Denti Harboe
Daveb
Bet Pot
Bild
Aed Dire
Don Frank
Wabpet
J. W. Casebolt
Jeen Gehanle
Abd Tantly
End Tra Richards
Williaea
Cénepolit Han
A. 3
Hatbot
Ida Siillone
Mariet
Herbot
Virginia Woods
Wales
Nelsof
Secret legends unfold at Tuesday night event
A cryptic note describes a Tuesday evening gathering with mentions of a host and several figures. The text hints at a social or ceremonial scene and references names that appear central to the event.
Kruschen Salts Weight Loss Testimonials Across America
A fragmented ad-like compilation of testimonials from readers across the United States praising Kruschen Salts for weight loss and health benefits. Dates range from 1934 to 1984, with claims of substantial pounds shed and improved well being, though some lines are garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kladly
G. W. Bryant
Foxs
A. J. Harber
Pineville
Ed Jordon
Leveen
Ariz
Ed ‘Jordon
Wesley Chapel Ont Bible School Opens At Henderson
Notes describe a lively start last week with good attendance and enthusiastic youngsters. Plans for this week include a Friday closer and a picnic day. A recent Haworth League institute report was presented by Luella Harbor and Eleanor Edmondson. A Jason Lee Centennial celebration at Broadway Methodist Church in Corneal Bluffs on June 28 features scenes, pictures, dramatizations and an American Indian demonstration. members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ont Bible School
Henderson
Haworth League Institute
Indianola
Luella Harbor
Eleanor Edmondson
Jason Lee
Coane Blutte
Epworth League Lawn Party at the Harbor Home
Epworth League members and other youths enjoyed a Monday lawn party at Lualia and Billie Harbor's home with a devotional, games, and small tables by a pool. Tea, cake, and ice cream were served as guests socialized and visited local relatives and friends in Red Oak and Council Bluffs areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Lualia
Billie Harbor
Reventes
Local Notes From Red Oak and Nearby Areas
Community brief with names like Mrs. Rainbow and Gots, visits to Omaha and Shenandoah, funerals for a Moravia father, and social events at Red Oak parks. Mentions of McSweeney building activities, church groups, and a Porters Lake skating outing wrap a collage of neighbors, visits, illnesses, and family news.
Mrs Leslie Patrick Died Here Sunday
Mrs Leslie Patrick died at her home Sunday after illness lasting weeks. Survived by husband and three children Arlene Ralph and Lewis at home two sisters Ida Ireland of Malvern and Mrs Albert Bennett of Shelbyville Missouri and four brothers Aden Ireland of Malvern. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in the Baptist church and burial was in Malvern cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Puteith
Bethottie
Ste
Jenhte Bamindeot
Arlene
Ralph
Lewis
Hotde
Ida Ireland
Malvern
Albert Bennett
Shelbyville
Aden Ireland
Baptist Church
East Liberty Church Seeks Full Attendance Sunday
The East Liberty pastor was unable to preach this Sunday but plans to be present next Sunday. Services at 8 pm and Sunday school at 2 pm follow the usual schedule. Congregants are urged to attend, as the service is said to do good and help others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porty
Inez Bundey
Teacher Elected to Fill Vacancy
Winnifred Hatfield elected to fill the school vacancy succeeding Miss Helen Isibert of Malvern. Winnifred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Z. Hatfield, recently taught at Fern. Jeanette Catson resigns as fifth and sixth grades teacher to join Downers Grove schools with a salary increase. she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Catson and has been a successful teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred Hatherd
Helen Isibert
Malvern
Winnifred
C. Z. Hatfield
Jeanette Catson
Downers Grote
At & Nice
Jeanette
John Catson
Shower Honoring Mrs Irene Plumb Knight in Shenandoah
Mrs H G Knight and daughter Helen and Mrs B L Cittes attended a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Irene Plumb Knight in Shenandoah Friday afternoon. The event was hosted by her Henderson friends at her own home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Knight
Helen
B. L. Cittes
Irene Plumb Knight
Shenandoah
Henderson
Young People Attend Conference at Oskaloosa
Rev. B. B. Ripley returned Tuesday from Oskaloosa where he led a group of young people to a Young Christian Workers' Conference at Penn College for two weeks. Attending were Velma McLain Wanda Kochersperger Jean Kochersperger Billy Ripley and Joe Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Ripley
Oskaloosa
Young Christian Workers' Conference
Penn College
Velma McLain
Wanda
Jean Kochersperger
Billy Ripley
Joe Allen
Bride Honored In Miscellaneous Shower At Huntsmans Home
A Thursday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Bert Huntsman and Nes Clarence Huntsman honored Mrs. Virginia Funtemen Judah on her recent wedding. About twenty guests attended with dainty refreshments and many useful gifts. Also noted: birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson on June 20. Donald Coates visited, Clarence James returned to Omaha after vacation, Elva Douglas and others attended an ice cream social in Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Bert Huntsman
Nes
Clarence Huntsman
For” Iney
Virginia Funtemen Judah
Paul Nelson
Donald Coates
Donald
CCO
Bhenendoah
Clarence James
Omaha
John H. James
Clarance
May Seed and Nursery Company
Mise Elva Douglas
Griswold
Pearle Lang
Minnie Whisler
Mary Gibson
Aged Pioneer Ends Life at Home Northeast of Emerson
Ender Landanger aged 89 a pioneer farmer of Montgomery county northeast of Emerson died Sunday afternoon at his home. The article notes family ties and visits by relatives including Wayne Hayes in Corning, Dessa Cole and Maxine, and Dorothy accompanying them. Additional items reference C A Barns trip to Denver and return to Long Beach, and Marion Evane with Jack after Chicago World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ender Landanger
Montgomery County
Emerson
Wayne Hayes
Corning
Dessa Cole
Maxine
Council Bluffs
Frank Babbitt
Dorothy
C. A. Barns
Denver
Colo
Leter
Theis
Long Beach
Calif
Hare
Marion
Jack Evane
Chicago
Doris Good
Fred Brunow
Community Notes Show Visitors and Local Ventures
Numerous longstanding residents and guests are noted in a jumble of social visits, travel to Chicago for the World’s Fair, family gatherings in Emerson and Red Oak areas, and road trips to nearby towns. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. H D Ripley of Atlantic, J C Perry and family heading to Chicago, and Miss Marian Hatfield visiting in Malvern. Local sales and property transfers are reported, with Athos Smith buying L. H. Weed property and J C Wilkins purchasing the Sherwin house. Continuous updates mention hospital visits and a repaired hip after an old accident, an American Legion ice cream social, and upcoming Masonic events with Wayne Wilson’s trip to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renenterser
Cornell Fieste
Firs
George Gordy
Bloomfield
Cattie McLainie
J. le Brane
Doneld
Resell
Trareday
Chicago
Evate
Delta Gamma
Wisconsin
Mise Seafe Grayson
Wichita Falls
Texes
Mee
T. H. Grayson
Mise Grayson
Wichita Falls Clinic
W. H. Cramer
L. H. Weed
Binerson
Athos Smith
Henderson
Sherwin
J. C. Wilkins
Monty B. Gibson
Council Flute
C. B. Fogarty
H.C. Knight
Helen
Wayne Cole
Council Bluffs
Earl Graham
Jack Evans
Oklahoma
Wayne Wilson
Peru
Nebr
Kansas
J. C. Perry
Boostar Sation No. 8
Emerson
Mra
H. D. Ripley
Atlantic
BE. Ripley
Theress Mos
Gardner J
Mra. L. O
Lift Restrictions on Contracted Acres for Seed Crops
Recent interpretations from the corn-hog section remove restrictions on harvesting seed from crops grown on contracted acres. Eligible seed crops include timothy red top orchard grass bluegrass meadow fescue brome clover alfalfa sweet clover white clover and similar pasture and meadow crops. Soybeans cowpeas field peas peanuts sorghum and similar grains are excluded from seed harvest on these contracted acres. Releasing these acres for pasture and forage does not turn the crops above into grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateles
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Bender
Lee Cpekih
Odta Hatotet
Martha Siith
Lis
Conoco Travel Service
Campbell
Wesley
Epworth Lea
Harbor
Glen Bhelton
Octa Harover
Randolph
Mud Creek
L. K. Paares
Glenwood
Wilburn Hauser
Red Oak
Ward Cunningham
Lea
Council Bintts
Conoco
Sedaka Tae Sanegy
Cece M
Merson
Goxs
Ratnbow
Berbice Moore
s _ Mithuth Coré
Haigh
Dorothy Owens
Beevid Sowers
Joan Rainbow
J. G. Gots
Red Osk
Jane
Stevena
Merrll Crouse
Olver Bane
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Cornell Bluffs
Max Benton
Home Meade
Boott Sheehan
Fred Phelps
Near Red Oak
Beevis Sowers
C. A. Wight and Son
Elmer Sowers
Lizte Jenkins
Jim
Apnday “Moras
Milla
Sliver
Lesiie
Allensworth
The
Christian Endeavors Society
Wales Church
Porters Lake
Leslie Patrick
Teeeday
East Liberty
East Liberty Methodist Church
Otto Cary
Lee
Deta
Mre
Walter Jester
Kirkland
Bina
Jove
Ang
Te Twg
Bowe
B. Cole
Mra. Whipple
Merle Combe and
Chiteen
Hamburk
Sam Spoon
W. L. Paxwot
Stock City
Pride
Bie
B. H. Patson
Frank Lang
Barbate Bablain
Mise Peatle Lang
Gra Douglas
Exchef Landanger
Perryman Faeneral
Howard Norris
Robert
Wiliam Burton
Ladtel
Littie Rice
George Davia
Bruce West
Davenport
West
Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Yeate
American Legion
Ant- Wary
Hascall
H. C. Knight
Elinfe
Hay Fields
Workman’s Semi-Annual
Florsheim
Oxfords
Freeman
Goodyear West Leather
Iowa
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