Mills Countians Seek New Homes and Farms
A local roundup lists residents visiting relatives in Pacific Junction and Omaha, travel to Des Moines for Capitol duties, a March 4 dance in Mineota, and several hospital and funeral notes. It notes influenza and storms delaying travel, with multiple social calls among Mr and Mrs. Dorsey, Summers, Gidley, Hamilton, Hertz, and others across Malvern, Clarinda, and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Chantry
Omaha
F. M. Davis
Malvern
Peta Kuhl
Adv
Mabel Witthuhn Ia
J. Rt. Beott
Lynn McNulty
Hurbert Hall
Des Moines
Marian Benton
Simpson College
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Marion Kehr
Lewis
J. N. Summers
Ann
Bill Greenberg
Abe Kavich
F. S. Hamilton
Willard Millikan
Rock Port
George Parsons
Patrica
I. WU. Parsons
Hillsdale Mt. Rural Improvement Club Met at Church
The Rural Improvement club met at the Hillsdale church on February 22 with noon dinner served by Mrs. Jantee Hunt and her committee. The program featured the Glenwood high school quartet and a reading from Famous Men and Women of Today, followed by a van of notices. Mrs. Louise Gradle presided, and a talk on George Washington by Rev. Ira Carney closed the event, with plans for the next meeting March 16 hosted by Mrs. Louise Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jantee Hunt
Rena Mayberry
Louise Gradle
Glenwood High School
Re Call
B. P. Buffington
Mike McMahill
Local church activities and moving notices blend in weekly page
First Baptist Church Gonn W south schedules church school at 10 a m with Mrs Frank Chamberlain as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features choir music and a pastor’s sermon. evening ser ies on home life begins 7 30 p m. Presbyterian Church lists 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m service by Dr Henry D White on Jesus the Water of Life. Social union today at Miss Mary Jones home. Methodist Church details redecorating plans and fund rules, a church night lunch and program Thursday funded by the group with lowest stewardship score. Local movers include Julius Scheel relocating to Almo Marshet farm, Harley Atteberry to Gail Burgoin, Stanley Hrovsky to Bennion Neb, Ed Penn to Henry Penn’s farm, Charles Fisher to Estes place near Malvern, and families reassigned among nearby farms. W F M S meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Frank Juelke. Malvern Leaguers totaling 18 attend Hastings gathering. Bud Herts elected county president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Irvin Chambers
Council Bluffs
Ed Chambers
Cecil Harris
Donald Jackson
Ames
Clarence Nauenburg
Omaha
George Buffington
Gene Seeger
Mercy Hospital
Paul Hilton
Orvan Gradle
Richard Throckmorton
Hastings
George Gaston
Tom Sewley
Underwood
Fred Gradle
Fred Reagoner
Anne Barnes
Earleton
Kan
Walter Phelps
Albert Asmusson
Lechister
Pacific Junction
Deloria Lechister
Dale Sell
Len Bell
Donald Sell
Washington
Bernice Horton
Seattle
Wash
Horton
Glenwood
Lowell Bell
Martin Han Sen
Aick
Nela Qleon
Horton Beam
Malvern
Clarence Swain
George Reed
Butts
East Malvern
Allen Swain
Florida
Swain
Josf
Mt. Myers
Wesley Chapelfred Keist
June Fickel
Herbert
Homer Cape
Harvey Lisle
Burl
Ranne
Tabor
Frank Redinger
Blair
Roy Clower
Leonard Seeger
Mattie Bailor
Walnut Grove
Strahan
Guy Grindle Jr
Dye
Chas. Edson
Oaks
M.cg
Woodfill
Grindlas
Emerson Ove Anderson
Casey
Frank Rockafallow
Anderson
Harry Clark
Lakin
John Walker
Frank D. Sawyer
Hilladale
Clark
George Wallingsford
Essex
George Glandon
R. L. Frey
Smith
Climax
John Taylor
Carl Franten
Faliera
Red Oak
Albert Fallers
Franzen
Herley Provow
Mr. Pool of
Esyex
Provow
Orville Kellera
Bhermen Allen
Honeywan
Lows
J. F. Angry
Lenah Miller
Wear
Shooks
Alva Eilinella
Walter Fisher
Ray Hatteld
Haatlage
Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Henry D. White
Jesus
C. E
Mary Jones
Biwood
Julius Scheel
Almo Marshet
Silver City
Harley Atteberry
Gail Burgoin
Stanley Hroveky
Bennington
Neb
Ed Penn
Henry Penn
Charles Fisher
W. M. Estes
Winter Weather Prompts Warm Footwear Push
In this column the writer notes lingering winter wear and early spring needs. It highlights overboots and buckles sold at low prices, promotes Wolverine Work Sneakers and work apparel, and urges farmers to stock up before muddy fields. The tone resembles a local ad column urging readers to prepare for lingering cold and upcoming seasonal work.
Emergency Pantry Guide for Daily Meals and Emergencies
A domestic notice promotes stocking a ready to serve pantry with corned beef roast beef Spam Dinty Moore and canned goods. It urges housewives to prepare for emergencies and to call 58 for delivery of a full stock including cookies crackers canned fruits vegetables bottled goods and more. The tone is practical and promotional.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Stouder
Harold Barnes
Loulaville
Marvin Fazel
Merle Dorsey
Herb Hall
Tes Moines
General Assembly
Pete Kuhl
Mineots
T. L. Marah
Warden
Mont
A.J. Berkhimer
Mr. Marah
Marvin Johnson
W. G. Gregory
Elinor
T. W. Gidley
Ralph Weldner
Crete
Lloyd Landis
Howard
Crete Mills
Jon Kilpatrick
Edmundson Hospital
L.T.N
Fred. Buttmann
Frank Summers
V. A. Summers
C. M. Follett
Fred Colby
Conant Hotel
Eugene Hertz
Wisner
Frank Hertz
Johnnie Schorr
Kansas City
Mra
Tra Hutchings
FR. Chantry
H. T. Beattie
W. H. Hilton
H. V. Dodd
Randolph
Hillsdale
Rural Improvement Club
Edna Sawyers
Anelia Thieschafer
Thieschafer
Donald Cole
Bunco
Abbie Williams
Pearl Jackson
Walter Hilton
Dean Jacksonway
Paul McMahil
Mr. Jackson
Wearin
Hawthorn
Montgomery County
Rockafellows
J. F. Wearin Jr
Beau McCoys
Peaceville
Nortons
Paul Nortons
Stone Farm
Will Glenns
Victor Hensley
Blockton
Ora Scedes
Mulholland
Hensleys
Will Ester
Ray Trively
Emerson
Edwin Emerick
Corneil Sluffa
Beryl Abel
Emerick
C. Seaton
Frank Hummell
Shenandoah
Frank
Welch Nursery
Harry Hoover
Wil Archer Place
Ontario
San Francisco
Airs
L. L. Beck
The
Telephone Company
Cook
Kavich’s
Charles Johnson
Jane
Joan
Dean
Owl
Charles Jr
McCausland
Ira Hutchings
Cardwell
Frank Edie
South Malvern
McNulty
Carl Nelson
Henderson
Willie Huntsmans
Nelsons
Richard Estes
Old Paclic
Ray Gammell
Stratton Church
Carl Gilkey
Kansas
Ant Joe Cole
Silkey
Fred Popken
Wales
Bert Madden
Ralph Miller
George Smith
Walter Blackman
Euphis Salmons
Irving Fisher
Stub Wilkinson
Albert Edie
Salymon
Chas
Edie
Jonn Honeyman
Marion DeBolta
Mr. Gillen
Mrs. Gillen
Chas, Wilhelm
Mart Kling
Ray Haney
Warrett Honeyman
John Honeymans
J. E. Eldson
Ray Martin
Hawthorne
Otis Swaink
Lake George
Claude McDowenl
C. C. Sargent
Roy Hatfield
Dale Read
H. H. Lisle
Cape
Read
Hubert Hatten
White Cloud
Oscar Belknap
Belknap
G. Mayham
Ed Bruce
Arkansas
Sander Ross
Mra. Fallers
Cittorx
Gilmore
Coburg
al Dowd
Bradley
Summitt
Vernon Files
Box Rider
Ralph Viner
Frm
Bert Briley
McKille
South
Missouri
Russell Wilhelms
Rew Burgolu
McKill
Guy Steveses
Copple Fari
Hamer Mooraung
John Skinner
River City
John Krokau
Oienwood
Trey Folly
Cally
First Baptist Church
Gonn W. South
Frank Chamberlain
Methodist Church
Treasuier
Mise
Gladys Gilliland
Frank Juelke
Bud Herts
Diamond Rings Gift Goods
L. S. Robinson, Jr
Arand
Barmettler
Davis Market
Empress Theater
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Claudette Colbert
Zaza
Ronald Colman
King
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