Names and deeds list from Mills County Iowa records
Just by Way of Suggestion Mr and Mrs Amos Smith visited Moa WL Smith at Carson Sunday. The boy scouts begin archery study making long bows. Mr and Mrs Georen Ginger ial o8 quiets Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Kim Reasheck of Woodbine. Mr and Mrs M J Evans enjoy Lake Okoboji outing. Born to Mr and Mrs in Swisher Tuesday June 27 a 12 pound son named James Enceny. Wayne Spicer stayed at Ray Lathrop home in Red Oak. Clara Marie Douglas employed at Earl Satro’s in Elliott. Theod Chas Vontal June and Clara Marie Dowshis returned from Minnesota. Hastings to Abel Cary Cemetery. Mills County Recorder and Clerk records from June 9 to June 1. Adaline W Bartnem to John tan cock. Various land and life insurance notes and names listed. Record of fostrittonis filed at offices of Recorder and Clerk. Fresh Trine 1989. Hattie Herrin to Rath Barnes.
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Amos Smith
Moa
WL. Smith
Carson
Georen Ginger
Kim Reasheck
Woodbine
M. J. Evans
Lake Okoboji
Swisher
James Enceny
Wayne Spicer
Ray Lathrop
Red Oak
Clara Marie Douglas
Earl Satro
Elliott
Chas
Vontal June
Clara Marie Dowshis
Minnesota
Howard Fox
Rank
Blanchard
Ed Moore
Edie
Carrie James
Velmna McLain
Page County Christian Endeavor
College Springs
Job Carson
Jeannette
Omaha
Paul Carson
Clarence Wedell
Wales
Darwin Shelton
Son Wedell
Cornell Bluffs
Darwin Huge
Edith Bass
Denison
Wayne Swan
Mr. Swan
Carolyn Swan
Truro
John Taylor
Chas. Crouse
Gene Crouse
Dory Duck
Hastings
TM. Whatur
Rad Oak
Howerd
Almons
Jenale Belleabareee
Milott
Kiba Guleks
News of Emerson Community Updates
Items of Interest concerning Emerson and Emersonians share community welfare and activities. This department invites readers to send news and subscribe via Velma McLain for Emerson and its local events.
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Emerson
Emersonians
Boosters to Play Gassers Thursday in Emerson
Emerson Gassers lost an 11 inning game 8 to 6 to Marysville Missouri Teachern after Daugherty started and McMaaster relieved, with three late Marysville runs. Wet field hindered play. Cornell Bliffs Boosters set to face Gassers Thursday at Emerson on the Dass field.
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Emerson Gassers
Marysville
Teachern
Daugherty
E. McMaasters
Cornell Bliffa Boosters
Emerson
Dass
Girl Scouts camping trips and local notices in Emerson
Emerson reporters describe Crystal Lake camping with Emerson Girl Scouts led by Mrs. D B Goss and Hetty Haswell, including swimming, crafts, and outdoor cooking. Several scouts listed. later Omaha trip planned to Camp Ma Ha with five girls and chaperones. Marriage announced for James Birdsall of Atlanta and Virginia Educorn of Mitchell plus assorted local visits, hospital stays, and community events through the week.
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Emerson Girl Scouts
D. B. Goss
Hetty Haswell
Crystal Lake
College Springs
Carol Whisler
Helen Knight
Rosalia Evans
Marylin Jones
Allene Boswell
Carolene
Teorgia Mae Huntaman
Phyllis Snodgrass
Kathleen Good
Roberta Glenn
Iva Jensen
Omaha
D. D. Goss
D. B. Sprow
Ma-Ha
Platte River
Ft. Crook
Mary Bags
Elev Knight
Darlene Butcher
Peggy Sprow
Dean
James Birdsall
Atlanta
Virginia Educorn
Mitchell
James
Horace Birdsall
Clearmont
S. D
Emerson
EH. B. Birdsall
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Emma Bullington in Champion Hill
Relatives gathered Sunday at Mr and Mrs B F Nutington to mark Mrs Emma Bullington s birthday anniversary. Attendees included Henry Harmoney Janet Lincoln Emma Sulling ton Elvin Webb Red Oak family Bullingtons and Shelleys plus Doris Bishop who returned from leadership training in Oskaloosa. Local visits continued with Harold Cooper family Essex Victor Danielson Red Oak and others.
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B. F. Nutington
Emma Bullington
Henry Harmoney
Janet
Lincoln
Emma Sullington
Elvin
Kenneth Webb
Red Oak
L. C. Bullington
Dale Shelley
Doris Bishop
Oskaloosa
Harold Cooper
Victor Danielson
Near Essex
Boyd Bishop
Murphy Memorial Hospital
L. J. Bullington
Leslie Kellenbarger
L. J. Haldeman
Chester Cooper
June Mills
Aubrey
Orville Good
Unclear fragmentary history notes on independence dates
The readable text cites Quebec founding around 1608 and Independence Day, Venezuela independence in 1811, Congress adopting a monetary system in 1785, and a royal charter related to Rhode Island. Details are fragmentary and garbled, with several stray symbols and misspellings.
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Quebec
Venezuela
Real Estate Transfers Record of Mills County June 1 1989 to June 9 1988
Record of instruments filed in Mills County real estate offices lists transfers including Tommy F. Douglas to John Parker for 3760 dollars and multiple other conveyances involving Maud Smith Frank M. Mingle Martha Hogle David M. Bogle and Victor Anderson among others with various lot blocks and dates in the June 1989 period. The garbled entry also shows names such as Allie A. Iamnton and Glenn etc.
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Recordeur
District Court of
Mills County
Law
Su.m
Tommy F. Douglas
John ¥. Parker
W. Do
Maud Siith
Frank M. Mingle
Clardued
G. Neilsen
Neilwn
Allie A. Iamnton
A. Byel
Lote
Bile
Marthe Uogle
David WM
Bogle
Victor Anderson
Tole Anderson
New Spending Formula Unveiled Amid Roosevelts Plans
The assistant's long run spending plan proposed by the administration, to be carried out by Congress this week, would shift primary debt obligations to local governments and private interests. Proposals include South American loans, highway funding, railroad equipment leasing, and local public works while a pension for disbursed profits tax was dropped. Louisiana politics see upheaval as Governor Leche resigns, with Lt. Gov. Long set to succeed amid health claims and university funding scrutiny. International news report stalled progress in Britain China and Japan Russia talks, a U.S. cotton trade pact with Britain seen as possible but uncertain in Congress.
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Roosevelt
Cone Kross
Kemi
Congress
Louisiana
Huey
Leche
Barl Long
Huy
Louisiana State University
Tientsin
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Manchukuo
Outer Mongolia
Thleutste
Japanea
United States
Jaminese
Tontein
Amerian National
China
Davwdvdag Adreratt
Ontyr Mons Wollan Tropa
Judanewy
Hillsdale HS Club Hosts Annual Children's Day Program
Mrs Ernest White entertained the Hillsdale High School club on Thursday for the annual Children's Day program with 44 members and guests attending. The Wide Awake 4 H Club met at Doris and Merylin Munsinger's home with 15 members planning to send Merylin Mun singer and Audrey Mickelwatt to Camp Brewster. A serious iron gas explosion in Claud Williams's home caused shattered windows but only minor injuries. A Methodist church style show and tea in Tab or drew attendees including Mrs Powers and several daughters.
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H W. S. Club
Ernest White
H. S. Club
Doris
Merylin Munsinger
Audrey Mickelwatt
Camp
Brewster
Mra
Mary Smith
Claud Willams
Grace Hilton
Verna White
Margaret Helen
Millie McMahill
Louise Grudie
George Powers
Co O R. Warren
Methodist Church
Tabor
Powers
Jane, Waterity
Karen Jane
Millie McMahilt
Loayisa Gradle
Cor. Warret
Jane Warnett
Mare Karet
Helen White
Glenwood community notes and oblique property tale
Local Glenwood and area residents are shown in a jumble of notices and social items. Property transfers list Glenwood parcels and lots with small sums. A church service and Sunday school will follow a morning sermon. Family visits, births, birthdays, and meals are recorded from Glenwood and nearby towns.
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Preseli Xerylecs
Heghy
Losdt
Tom
Seniol Fesson
Definition of hard water and its effect on washing
The passage explains hard water comes from lime rich districts and contains lime that tends to whiten clothes during washing. It notes lime presence influences cleaning action but stops short of broader implications or practical remedies.
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Pacific Jet
M. Brageton
Curtiss
Dea
Abel Cary
Distriet Court
Towa
Soa
M. Adaline W. Bartnem
John Tan
Cock Mamiad
Bet
Rev
Oyant
Michael McCardye Ty Tale
Can
Mera
Fit
Banat
Sheri
Metropetitin Lite Fis
Sue Deed
Virginia
Buffington
Vesper Henderson
RIK
Malvern
Mary EB
Marrin Te
Johnson
Lotsaa
Pac
Jet
Lewis Tater
Stoke
Lirtter
Dark Add
Bae
Kade McPherran
Mark Ww
Todd
Tat Sh Hari
Tuk Ti
Glenwond
Ph Gast
Henwood
Laura BB. Plimptey
Lee McPherron
Teve
Fostrintonis
The
Recorder and
Mark of
Eure
Miss County
Iowa
Fresh Trine VW
Hattie Herrin
Rath Barnes
Velma McLain
Boosters
Misa Irene Cole
Emerson Woman's Club
Thelma Wank
K. A. Eykins
J.C. Wilkins
L. J. Cronwall
M.D. Lang
HL Borte
Mosdames
Durbin
John Parker
E. B. Comer
Meadames D
C. Coppage
HW. L. Bowers
Cy Uneah
W. 2. Cramer
J. Durbin
T. Sprow
McSkimming
Lon
Cheney
John Thorson
Nickie Welty
Imogene
L. C. Blank
Mildred Blank
Colra
L C. Blank
Paul Jones
Mercy Hospital
Donald
Russell Ryans
Stronghurst
Marion
H. C. Knight
Jim Mewman
Glenwood
Knight
L. EB. Ripley
Mary Ann
Chicago
Bimmans
Beaver City
Neb
Esther Ohme
F. D. Snodgrass
Gus Dah
Ruth
Harold Nelson
Nelson
Desga Cole
Sharpsburg
Quary Whipple
Mary Louise Waymire
Norma Hilding
Margaret Dodson
Maxine Cole
Waterloo
Maxine
Bath Packing Co
Misa Leona Johnston
California
Euphie Scott
Denver
Colo
Miest
L. L. Scott
Nellie Bush
Yale
Council
Girl Scouts
Ernest Larson
Albert Dean
Rapid City
Barbara Sprow
Kansas City
Harvey Hascall
Immanuel Hospital
J. E. Waymire
Stanton
Jack Taylor
Ruth Taylor
Mallad
Janeaville
Wis
Lorraine Post American
Legion
Jenking
Ferne Gibson
Elna May
Bronx Rapids
A. J. Griffin
Edna
Bertha Kellenbarger
L. C
B. F
East Sound
New Jersey
United
Sciona
Rhode Ialand
Senate
U. S
Lonedon
Hillsdale
Miss Prudunce Hotington
Phuraday
Mrs. Winn Yetler
Callford
Gearhart Lumber
OW. TL
Mary J. Estes
A. Simie
Alex Mwofman
Lott
Enweed
Jack Smith
Glenwood Methodist Church
Victor Downing
Ted Hill
Sons
Myr
Fred Reasoner
Mary Sawyers
Margaret and
Randall
Carol DeLashmutt
Carolyn
Francis Howard
Wayne Anthony
Lester Anthony
Jake Hatter
Hatter
Guy Kelth
Lowell Sell
Harold Reasoner
Dewey van Orsdel
Evert Sawyers
Merrill
Los Angeles
Cal
Albert Agmussen
Kenneth
Council Bluffs
Cecil Hardy
John Hammers
Irene
the Penguin
NoOrHin
Avery Businemman
Cunetry
Mills County Abstract Co
Glenwead, Ie
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