Emerson Methodist program honors national defense event
A Thotaday program at the Emerson Methodist church drew fine attendance with a well presented program. The Star Spangled Banner and Pledge of Allegiance opened the event with prayers by the Auxiliary chaplain. Bobby Brats Reed ing performed The American Creed, followed by a mixed quartet. Max Wablet spoke on How to Display the Flag and Laverne Carson performed Brain and Stripes Forever. Billy Ripley presented Preparedness, and eight scenes titled The Price of War and Un Preparedness were staged for the audience.
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Methodist Church
Bobby Brats
Reeding
Mable Edio
Max Wablet
Laverne Carson
Billy Ripley
Tabdlean
Sudge
America
J W Evans Dies in Iowa City Hospital
John W. Byana longtime resident dies at University hospital Iowa City after heart trouble. Ward notes he was brought there last week for treatment. Survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs Leona Pickerell. Funeral arrangements were not yet made at time of report.
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Ward
John W. Byana
University Hospital
Iowa City
Presen
Leona Pbickerell
Pearl Lang
Edna
Douglas
Misa Bess Beeson
Lincoln
Omaha
Pontenelle Hotel
Hess Beeson
Nebr
Pearla Lang
Laura Hodge
Genoa
H. L. Kelleybarger
Homer Shoop
Iis
John Honeyman
Red Oak
Richard Crofton
Glen Wood
Richard
Mintle Bros
Ward Cooper
J. W. Evans
Mr. Evans Ly Aute
Ilis
Leong Mickel
Jows City
Hynn
J. L. Evana
A. B. Stokes
Pearl McLain
Minnie Whieler
Grace
Lens Dison
Ira
Mmarena High School
Mairesa High
Malvern
Avaning
Emerson Bruteam
Evans
Leslugion
Ylalt I
Aeadsiay
Funeral for 15 year old Andrew Amiel Kling
Andrew Amiel Kling, aged 15, of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kling, died Monday afternoon at home near Kimera from pneumonia after an illness described as the mansion. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm at Comer Funeral Home in Emerson.
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Andrew Amiel Kling
Alvin Kling
Kimera
Comer
Emerson
Dr L C Blank Weds The Emerson Vet Marries Thelma Moe
Dr L C Blank Emerson's well known veterinarian and Miss Thelma Moe wed Sunday Feb 26 at the bride's parents home near Garner They plan to reside in Emerson at the former Mart property and begin a home in the town Friends and clients extend congratulations The bride is Miss Thelma Moe and the groom is Dr L C Blank.
Emerson Man Dies After Illness at Home
Mr Weary Boney Maeaing Clarence W Briggs a tone ihnes resident of Emerson and vicinity died early Monday morning at his home after a tone period of ilheld and suffering. He is survived by his wife four sons and four daughters. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist Church conducted by Rev. L. E. Ripley. A more complete account will be given in our next issue.
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Clarence W. Briggs
Emerson and Vicinity
L. EB. Ripley
Dola Tufford Featured in Denver Rodeo Photos
The Denver Post published many pictures from the livestock show and rodeo. Mrs Dola Tufford a Mills county native now in Henderson served as official stock show helper and tended to injuries. Rodeo clown Hater Holcomb suffered a severe market event under her care for much of the week. Local exhibitors and traders attended, with Mrs Tufford noting her 28 years in the west and fond memories of town. Glen Good and Paul Nelson traveled to Charlen City for a Hart-Parr tractor purchase, Ira N. Chenney drove Edd Dorsett to Quincy Illinois, returns home Sunday.
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Denver Post
Mra
Dola Tufford
Mills County
Henderson
Fidera
Hater Holcomb
Glen Good
Paul Nelson
Charlen City
Hart-Parr
Wesley Chapel Notes Weather Storm and Local Visits
No services at Wee jey Chapel Sunday due to the ae vare storm. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Danley and sons visited from De Witt Nebraska with sister Mrs. Ward Fickel. Charlie Lemert Charita Taylor and others are recovering from mumps. Delbert Slater from near Emergon visited Clinton Parker and Henderson school. Howard Maddren injured cutting wood. ax slashed foot, three stitches, two weeks recovery.
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Weejey Chapel
Robert Danley
de Witt
Nobr
Ward Fickel
Charles
Charlene Lemert
Charles Anderson
Charita Taylor
al Baying
Delbert Slater
Emergon
Clinton Parker
Henderson
Wesley Chapel and Henderson Churches Meeting Notes
The Henderson church closed its special meetings last Sunday night with thanks to visiting pastors Hey McAnieh and Rev. Qugeler and gratitude to Macedonia and Malvern ministers. Transfers and Easter receptions anticipated. four young people to give sermons March 14 at Henderson. The program drew a crowded house despite some garbled OCR text.
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Henderson
Hey
Mc-Anieh
Qugeler
Macedonia
Malvern
Christ
Henderson Church
Eleanor Edmondson
Wasley
Joyce Pierson
Liote Wilkow
Phi
Wesley Shap
Ite
Delightful Evening With Henderson Group Imbrued By Fellowship
A lively event hosted by a Christian fellowship featured jovial moments and hearty hospitality. Beth the Wee fey and ff fen groups joined in a warm reception as plans formed to unite with Epworth Learns. The text meeting is set for March 26 with further details to follow.
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Beth the Wee Fey
Ff Fen
Ote
Nets Whiten
Tolk
Henderson Group
Wealay Aloud
Epworth
Record 4 million injured and 125 thousand killed in cars since ’29
An analysis by The Travelers Insurance Company cites 4,000,000 injured and 125,000 killed in auto accidents since 1929. Last year alone 29,900 deaths and 850,700 injuries occurred, with collisions accounting for 45 percent of accidents and auto pedestrian crashes causing 46 percent of deaths. Pedestrian fatalities tallied 13,440 in auto pedestrian incidents, while 202,270 nonfatal injuries occurred in such crashes.
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Travelers Insurance Company
Chhildren
Ford Exposition at 1934 Chicago World's Fair
Ford Motor Company plans a vast exposition within an 846 foot long exhibit hall at the 1934 Chicago World’s Fair. The centerpiece, Drama of Transportation, will trace vehicle history from ancient chariots to modern cars, with Ford models since 1908.
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FORD
Ford Motor Company
Hany Ford
Eden
Rufus C. Dawes
Canter
Salt Erikaen
Lake Michigan
Registrations Up and Car Ownership Trends Highlighted
The article lists new registrations including Cara Harry Showalter of Prescott with a Chevrolet and coach L A Parker from Henderson with a Ford Tudor. It notes a decade of auto deaths would surpass all U.S. war casualties, with nonfatal injuries far exceeding W W I figures, naming multiple residents and vehicle models in Glenwood Malvern and nearby towns.
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Cara Harry Showalter
Prescott
Chevrolet
L. A
Golden From The Gilded Pageant at The Bank
A fragmentary diary like scene unfolds inside a bank where a speaker notices an attractive young woman at a nearby desk. Others eye her as well, while the narrator wrestles with self mockery and social expectations in a faded memory.
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Peationg Socary
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Quincy
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Moriié Theater
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Eschelberger
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Leonard Edwards
Glenwood
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Gordon Davis
Sedan
Chas
R. Carlson
Chris Wroldt
Tudor
Bruce
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Buicksedan
Mre
Otto Kline
DeMors
Plymouth
Theron Atkinson
Margaret Colwell
Orenwood
Verna Aubley
Barnett
Mark Swartz
River City
J. @. Fitch
Pacific’ Junction
Town
Thomas G Dley
Malvarn
Ford Forder
Edwin Carter
Inga
Womans Eyes
Jean Newton
Hethacis
Anne Abarat
Rte
Malvern Mill
J. Mi. Bieels
Malveth
Kherson
Farin
Hermantt Knop
Malvatn
Glade Brooks
Modard House
J. B. Beckwith
Fom Shaw
Collins Drug
Prisat
Hastings
Concord
W. J. Walker
Bale
John Deere
Slater
Chan
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