Hastings Social News Notes Moves and Prizes at Mrs Rouse Event
Mrs F i rouse hosted a gathering south of Hastings on February 28 honoring friends moving away including Mrs Fioky Byhilling and Mrs Laura Hall. Guests shared a carpet rag contest with prizes a Pyrex pie plate and a coat pall, plus visits from Hastings and Emerson residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. i. Rouse
Dry Tome
Hastings
Fioky Byhilling
Laura Hall
Mallia Brown
Lemon Coax
Mra
A. F. Crouse
N. J. Hatt
Mes
T. M. Strazetton
Irvin Shapc
Emon Cox
N. J. Hell
G. D. Keffer
Hastings Church Announces Ripley as New Preacher
Hastings Iowa notes report Epworth League activities and Sunday school gains with attendance rising to 106. A new preacher, Mr. Ripley, will speak at Emerson and in Hastings next Sunday evening. Community notices include migrations, visitors, and local engagements among families and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ripley
Emerson
Freshman Classes Study Classics and Agriculture Topics
Freshman English reads Silas Murner with study, while ninth Algebra covers humination by substitution. Freshman and sophomore agriculturists explore Waste of the Boll, with girls sewing in a home economy setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Murner
Starling
St Patrick Party Plans Highlight Junior High News
Irtie Everhart reports plans for a St Patrick's Day party with a request that everyone wear green. The eighth grade will outline their Civics from the start to present, affecting their Civics grade. Some students delayed due to examination week and others returned late. Roberta Edie was absent Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irtie Everhart
Jaune Everhart
Darlene Bower
Hobart Blunt
Robetta Edie
Roberts Edie
Thia
Everett Plumb Host Entourage for Oyster Supper
Everett Plumb hosted a large gathering of friends at their Red Oak home Friday evening for oyster supper. Guests included Ward Tharon Inverne, Elmo Mee, Harry Dunlop, Gra Dourtos, Richard Smith family, John Myers family, Helen Myers, Clara Marie Douzti, Faina Douglas, Harvie Dovelts and son James, Finyd Malcolm, Harold Spicer and son Warne, with Flo Mums and George visiting grandparents nearby. Several locals attended from Glenwood and Malvern, and Miss Frelen Myers won first place in a humorous sub-district contest in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wallace
Glenwood
Harvey Kloepper
Lincoln
Fred Martin
Jas. F. Martin
Emerson Bur
Fred Trient
Retaroff
Betty
Oakland
Christie
Glenn Hannah
Arthur Smith
W. N. Hodge
Chas. Brown
Hastings
Frank Adams
Adama
J. J. Starr
Raymond Shepard
Sidney
W. R. Shepard
Babs Bolton
Audubon
J.P. Danford
Henderson
Frank Christe
Omaha
Mary Yarrington
Villiscaenamel
Vic Cromwell
Yarriston
Mea
Merrill Crouse
R. BE. Poindexter
Virginia Lee Huff
Lenox
Lemon Cox
Donald Vestal
Dota Dreng
Frank van Sunkirk
Insanate
Gon
Clyde
Emergon
Carl Hodge
Oral Bower
Darlene
Hobbie
Malvern
Harry Pfaff
Ethelyn Crawford
Gene Vanderpool
Herry Pfaff
Georgiana
Thelma Crawford
W. FB. Crawford
George Shaw
Jim Knott
Treynor
Hays
D. D. Fellows
Charles
B. Fellows
Imogene
William Warner
Oral Bower Bunday
Gretchen Sewing
Lorraine Clark
Darlene Bower
Mina Chris Ue
K. K. Mason
Priday
Gerald Young
Richard
Harold Bixter
Sll
Mra
Will Young
Glen Dal’ymple
Hasting
Aparte
Everett Plumb
Run Oeard
Ward Tharon
Jon. Inverne
Elmo Meee
Harry Dunlop
Gra Dourtos
Sing
Richard Smith
John Myers
Helen Myers
Clara Marie Douzti
Faina Douglas
Harvie Dovelts
James
Finyd Malcolm
Harold Spicer
Warne
Red Oak
George
Flarve Carey
Doc
L. Maltain
Cecil
H C. Dunas
Jehan Dlekerehauch
Stella
Genevieve Huntsman
Cornei Biaffa
Jeanie Edmundson Hospital
Beth Bellwood
J. W. Weed
Jr. C. Dunlap
Harvie D Pougins
Lester Norton
Art Fragler
Cnollers
Oak community notes on visits and health updates
A sunlit week brings road improvements and social visits. Mr and Mrs Forest Achenbaugh travel to Malvern for dental work. Mrs Castor helps. Harmans move into the Cramer farm. Castors, Cantors, Brammeiers and Ryans share meals and visits. Rev Thomas on the sick list. Curtis Steiner treated for blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Allison
Forest Achenbaugh
Malvern
Achenbaugh
Darlene
Martin Brammeler
J. W. Castor
Andy Moore
Macadonia
Walter Allison
W. H. Cramer
Emerson
Earl Harman
Hastings
Cramers
Mra
I. W. Castor
Ralph Viner
Curtis Steiner
Emil Allison
Dean Steiner
Martin Brammeier
I. W. Cantor
Lewis Brammeier
Roy Martin
Lewis Grammaler
O. G. Ryan
James Hicks
Orlo Ryan
Lewis Brammeler
Serry
Thomas
Alek
Curtla Steiner
Sunday School Attendance and Birthdays Noted at Oaks Jest Bundey
Sunday school at Oaks Jest Bundey drew thirty five attendees. Two birthdays were celebrated for Orlon Byen and Velma Mahan. Volunteers were named for the Faster program and Mrs Marion Mahan was elected program chair. Some lines of text remain unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks
President Appoints Bureau Committees for 1832
County president of the Farm Bureau Henry Foch has named committees for 1832. Executive includes Lee Roland F J Thieschafer W H Man. Organization group lists R C Hoop F F Anderson and D X N McGrew. Marketing features RR Hopp J R Clark H F Clark. Legislative and Taxation: Othin Weatin George Hilton and D N McGrew. Reys' Club includes O R Myre Flay Triton Edvin Leu Henry Thienchafer. Girls' Club Afra Clinton Parker Mia Wallace Horton. Service Committees R K Henderson Rollin Buffington and Paul Jena. Educational Mary Rathke Mrs J F Wearin and Mrs Lee Roland. Insurance O C Blerfan Louis Knop. Transportation of Roads J F Clark R W Delenler Rural Credit and Banking A B Judson J F Wearin and C R Werren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Foch
Vincks
Lee Roland
F. J. Thieschafer
W. H
R. C. Hoop
F. F. Anderson
D. XN. McGrew
Hopp
J. R. Clark
H. F. Clark
Othin Weatin
George Hilton
D. N. McGrew
Reys
O. R. Myre
Flay Triton
Edvin Leu
Henry Thienchafer
Afra
Clinton Parker
Mia
Wallace Horton
R. K. Henderson
Rollin Buffington
Paul Jena
Misa Mary Rathke
J. F. Wearin
Mra. Lee Roland
O. C. Bler Fan
Louis Knop
J. F. Clark
R. W, Delenler
Rural Credit and Banking
Judson
F, Wearin
R, Werren
Cleaning seed to boost yield and prevent weed spread
County agent advises farmers to clean and fan small grain seed before planting to remove weed seeds and diseased kernels. Porter of Town Brite College notes that untanned seed spreads mustard and thistle, while oats, wheat, and barley require dust or denial dust treatments. Field guidance encourages seed treatment to raise yield and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Rory Porter
Town Biite College
Porter
R. H. Porter
Iowa State College
National 4-H Club Radio Broadcast Details March 5 6
National 4 H Club radio program to be aired March 6 from 11 30 a m to 12 40 p m standard time. The USDA in cooperation with state agricultural colleges the US Marine Band and the National Broadcasting Company present Stars and Stripes Forever played by the Marine Band. Featured segments include My Purebred Dairy Calf Maker Good Harold Kober and other club news and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
United States Marine Band
National Broadcasting Company
Sun Tret Stendard
Stars and Stripes Forever
U, S: Marine Band
Harold Kober
Kent
Mich
Dept. of Agriculture
Fe A. Turner
A. @ Maring
Second Nutrition Lesson Follow-up Meeting Held
Piattville township ladies held the second session of the nutrition course on Wednesday Feb 17 at Mrs Rose Bacon home. The lesson titled Adequate Cost of Meals accompanied the Z W C regular meeting. Fifteen women attended with others bringing total attendance to thirty two. Poor roads and illness kept some away including Mrs Safe Lincoln Pub Chinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piattville Township
Rose Bacon
Safe Lincoln
Chinn
Contest to award trip to national club camp for 4H members
The Register and Tribune sponsor a contest with county and state levels to award a free trip to the national club camp in June for a boy and girl from the 4H club. Contestants prepare a booklet covering club work, use a specified scorecard, include photos and recommendations, and must be written and prepared by the contestant. Booklets enter via county contest. state champions chosen from county winners. All booklets returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Tribune
Bn Os
Kodak
Fowl and pig breeding club enrollment guidelines stated
Members must be between ten and twenty on January 1 3037 to join the purebred sow and litter club. Emphasis on purebred swine production, management and feeding before farrowing, plus growing out. Interested parties should contact Farm Bureau for enrollment details at Marsh on the facility date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciup
Farm Bureau Oiiew
Farelmente Closa Marsh
Brookfield visitors prompt warning from Bottomlys
Pacific Junction March 1. Mr. and Mrs. JA Bottomly warn visitors at Brookfield Missouri, their former home, Bottomly serving as superintendent of the roundhouse at the ration. W. W. Stacy left Sunday for relatives near Zanesville Ohio. Esther Sandberg of Clarkson Hospital Omaha stayed in the W. M. Moore home. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Larson celebrated their forty fifth anniversary hosting about twenty friends at a dinner. W. M. Moore attended funerals in York Nebraska and Vittece for relatives. H. F. Kohli lost his house and belongings in a fire. Lon Purcell and Mrs. Joe Purcell of Woodbine visited. The I.O.O.F. hall was repapered and decorated by Mendenhall and Harlan in an upcoming lodge improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movch
JA Bottomly
Brookfield
Bottomly
Round House
W. W. Stacy
Zanesville
Onio
Califfi
Esther Sandberg
Clarkson Hoapita
Omaha
County Board Proceedings of Mills County Iowa 1932
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met February 5 1932 by adjournment with all members present. Minutes of January 18 were read and approved. Claims were allowed across multiple funds including County Fund Maintenance Public Poor Library Court Expense and others. Names include The Alemite Co Otto Judkins Clarence Knight Ruth Miller Harry Norton Railway Express Co Glenwood Opinion Tribune and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Mills County
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Alemite Co
I.csesseees
GB & Q. RR. Co
Cisce
Otto Judkins
Treas
County Fund
Otte Judkins
Trean
P. Kinney
Del
Clarence Knight
Wolf Bounty
Ruth Miller
Assieting Co
Recorder—County Fund
Harry Norton
Wolf bounty—County Fund
H. J. Kiner
McCartney Lavea Fund
B. F. Lincoln
McCartney Levee Fund
M. Lincoln
C. Lincoln
Lincoln
Beweneasens Truce Publishing Co
Library booka—Library Fund
Usestaseeene Follett Hook Co
Wbrary booka—Library Fund
Weserievesesereens
A. Flanagan Co
Library books—Library Fund
Ceessseevereee Bauer Ta
Pupils Reading Circle
Brary woke—Library Fund
Counter Literary Guild
Brary booke—Library Fund
Isserrese the Moemiian Co
Ybrary books—Library Fund
Ceeseeeerees State Historical Society
Lbrary Booke
W. EB. Agan
Guy Breeding
T. Bailey
Scerereecare
Kenneth R. Cook
Choate Publishing Co
Crue
Beretyarere Peederarigbe Bagy
Banerer Clarinda Coal Co
Jail
Cooney
Prigore
Fung Power &Taght
Ray W
DeMoss
Hess Dean
Asalating Co
Bupt—County Fund
Emerson Mutual Telephone Co
C. House
Koch Brothers
house—Co
H. Raynor
J. M. Wyant
C. house—County Fund
Western Chemical Co
A. D. Bradley
W. Cloud
trustee—County Fund
H. H. Kayton
clerk—County Fund
Y. A Matthews
trastee—County Fund
Peereee
Rirdelle Wilkins
Justice feee—Court
Fous
W. Cooney
W. Cooney, Constable Feea
Fullerton Lumber Co
Siseseenes
Gearhart Lumber Co
A. Holingahead
Children Home Society
Jeanle Edmundeon Hospital
Sergious
homerPoor
Eryers
J. B, King
Old Ladies
homersPoor Fund
He Newton
Praglaiene
homer-Poor Fund
Max- Aref
Dlottilog
Gsurteererrerse
Persesererpancens
FBR
Verner J
Beatt
Mall
Old
Ladies Home
Ecseessvsesee
TAD Austin
Western Road
Mach
H. A. Parting of Co. Gap
Bund
Vishusess
Greenwood
Lumber
International Harvyester.Co
aspgilor-Bainione Foe Fur
T. B. Marth
Mieas
Taneretenen Eee
Epniogaa
Ees
Pitaeraases Asiboal
Rosser Plea
Pundgherse Ad Paulion Petroljusn Oa
Wasolta
Ekanaee Srv Beale
Sarpe Enaine
Walser
Eibuntaneone
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E. H. Crouse Honore
M. E. Church
Wm. Vanderpon
Ivan Starr
Joe Hafen
Mastery Clifard Phillips
Red
Bunty
Robert Bower
A.V
Henry Behilting
George Pough
D ’Orville Durbin
Limos
Memuel
League of Nations
Mlemul
League
Freshman News
Junior High News
Aute
Ertanad
Bunce Kelalioe
Piay
Botna Valley State Bank
Everett Premba Entertain
Osks Sunday School
Techiae Weil
Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Rosenfeld
Gomna
Pitts
Croas
Seow
Rannard
Oa Uy
Savion
Sion Rarabause
Feyall Tiger Chatter Club
Pacific Junction
W. M. Moore
York
Nebr
James H. Moore
Fork
Sanday
Linate Héore
Coutin
Teicher
H. F. Kohi
Hee
Htr
Lon Purcell
Joe Purcell
Woodhine
Ron
Brother
D. A. Purcell
Mesard, Mendenhall
Harlan
County Board Proceedings
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