Strahan District Youth Meeting and County Events
The Central District of the Mill County Sunday Bench Association meets at Methminst Church Strahan with E C Collins presiding. Activities include a fellowship banquet, youth seminars led by Rev Hicks and others, and a Sunday school program with delegates to the Blaze Convention. High School events cover declamatory contests, basket ball plans, and an upcoming county election with two directors to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Tau! Hicks
Malvern
Anes’ Nehate
Theron Atcinsott
Malvern Christian Church
Max
June Wise
Millard Gee
Strahan
Florence Lawson
Helen Jones
W. W. Molaberty
Irahan
John, Dutton
Henderson
Tenora Ammonds
Claude W. Cooper
Wesley Chapel
Uder
A. C. Haumgaertoer
Etrahan High School
Maale
Strahan High School
Hoys
Hoys—Mies Viral Nima
Everett Gina
A. J. Rohrbaugh
M. A. Bunker
Otie
Wenein
Hastings
Methmilst Chintrh
H. M. Cooper
Silver City
O. R. Jones
Strahan Epworth League
Millart Byening
Strahan Sunday School
Epworth League
Fragmentary note on a woman and companion controversy
A scratched OCR fragment references a woman and a companion, with unclear context and suspected involvement of a gulag and a city inquiry. The text is incomplete and does not provide a clear event, date, or names.
Farm Bureau News Suggests Oat Termination Test
The Farm Bureau News notes udderly degraded oats despite steady rainfall and warns many seed oats may fail. It recommends a termination test on oats fielded for weed suppression to prevent weak stands and poor yields.
Raches Township Meeting Planned for March Evening
Township officials announce a meeting next Thursday in March with program details provided by Roy Duneaga. All township members and friends are urged to attend. the program features readings by Wilma Powers and Miss Maurine Green, plus other items from Shady Grove school and county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raches
Roy Duneaga
Weavers
Tabor
Wilma Powers
Shady Grove
Reading
Maurine Green
Thelma Hansell
Horse Breaking and Hitching Demos March 12 13
Farmers urged to attend county demonstrations directed by Henry D Linn secretary of the Town Horse and Mule Breeders Association on March 12 and 13. Sessions at Zeno Bass farm near Strahan Geo Wilson farm near Wenley Chanel Dean Jackson farm Hillsdale and Clarence Day farm northeast of Glenwood. Also seed corn testing explained with simple methods and essential factors heat air and moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Linn
Town Horse and Mule Breeders Association
Zeno Bass Farm
Strahan
Wall Street Social Notes Fill Local Visit Log
Mr and Mrs Clyde Barger and daughter Betty visited Council Bluffs Friday. Edgar Lair moved to Harris Banton east of Malvern. Frank DuVal and son Alan hosted Leslie Richardson family for Sunday dinner. M H Latchaw reported no dinner guests. R K Henderson family and James and Mary visited T G Markel. Betty attended Sunday dinner. Velma Green moved to NelA Olson tenant house. Green to work for Win Jintz. Dale Hunt family visited Pacific Junction to see Glen Fritz and Violet Hunt. Oscar Carlson family moved to Gaston farm near Tabor. Herman Schoelling moved from Omaha to J H Plumb farm formerly Carlton. Hulse family moved from Malvern to Frank DuVal farm for seasonal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Clyde Barger
Betty
Council Bluffs
Edgar Lair
Dashrock
Harris Banton East
Malvern
Frank DuVel
Alan
Leslie Richardson
M. H. Latchaw
R. K. Henderson
James
Daugriter
Mary
Sherman Stonebraker
Henderson
T. G. Markel
Mike Dunn
Mra. Green
Velma
Nela Olson
Mr. Green
Carlton
Mra
Hulse
Frank DuVal
Mr. Hulse
Emerson area social notes and visits summary
Chamvion Hill and Pearl McLuin spent the weekend as guests of Mrs. Jessie Grayson. Walter Xellenburger is improving but unable to attend church. A Sunday camera outing included Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Cardiff Ira Gibson and Rev. McGaughey. Francois Parker and daughter June drove to Nebraska City to visit Francis’s sister on a farm nearby. Grace Liddell spent the weekend with her parents near Oakland and returned to Hastings. A correction notes a play misnaming Strahan as Imogene at Emerson. Lealle Kellenbargey moved to a farm southeast of Emerson. Jean Kuchersparger visited Horss McCaughey. 4. 8. Gibson returned from a ten day Kanege visit. Miss Huby Kellenbarger spent the time at home. Various Emerson and Shenandoah visitors noted on Bathday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamvion Hill
Pearl Mcluin
Fi Creston
Jessie Grayson
Walter iXellenburger
Emmet Cardiff
Ira Gibson
McGaughey
Francois Parker
June
Nebraska City
Francis
Grace Liddell
Oakland
Hastings
Strahan”uetead
Imogene
Emerson
M. EB. Ladies’ Aid
Lealle Kellenbargey
Lear Nee Faiher
H. L. Kellenbarger
Jean Kuchersparger
Horss McCaughey
Gibson
Kanege
Huby Kellenbarger
Blehor
Falidrya
Bark
Dorks
Wnd
Marlin
Shenandoah
Sixth birthday celebrated with family in local notice
The fragment mentions Ralph Temmerly and a tied event on a Sunday, with wishes for pleasant results and a birthday celebration. Richard Liston and Death Rebar were visitors from Sherandoah on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Temmerly
Matton Pee
Richard Liston
Death Rebar
Community Notes From Local Column
Balfour. Mr and Mrs Burchett spent Sunday in Pacific Junction. George Dalstine and family of California Missouri have moved here and will work the coming season for Henry Bueh. We are glad to have George back in the community. Juling Roenfeldt shipped two loads of hogs to South Omaha Friday. Miss Tea Landon of Akron readily spending the week in the home of her parents Roy and Mrs Landon having been called by the sickness of her father who is in the hospital at Council Bluffs. A B Judson made a business trip to Mound City Tuesday. Will Robb visited in Omaha Friday. Ralph Miller of Emereon spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Burchett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Salmons
Red Oak
Scott Irvin
Will Wolfe
Turin
Iowa
H. K. Wolfe
Morris Woodfill
Omaha
James Welton
Guyeh
Keith Molsberry
Ed Davis
Macedonia
Mac Johnson
Harold Peterson
Elbert Moore
Glenwood
Henry Spittter
Albert Spittter
Sidney
Frank Johnson
Zeno Bass
Wills Dye
Grate Cooper
KENF
KMA
Felix Summers
Peru
Nebr
Strayer Summers
Oliver Achanhach
Corneil Biuffe
Earl Conrad
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Homer Clayton
Bfr l
Willis Dye
Myrtia Achenbach
Shenendoah
J. P. Achenbach
Mytle
Hospital
Marvel Newell
Simpson College
Strahan
Malvern
Vera Pollitt
Evelyn Crawford
Strahan Consolidated School
Alred Shaw
W. H. Angus
Alfred Shaw
Ed Pollitt
Ed Peterson
M. C. Wagdall
Council Bins
A. B. Judson
Mound City
Will Robb
Ralph Miller
Emereon
Mrs. Burchett
Infant Buried After Four Days of Life in Randolph
The routerpree brief notes the burial of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lawrence on Wednesday. The child, born weak and surviving only four days, drew community sympathy. Nearby items report Dan Needham and family moving to Denver, visits by Mrs. Joe Campbells, and local chatter about weather and spring attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weatherhead
Missouri
Mills County Sheriff Sale Notice and Real Estate Levy
Sheriff DeMoss of Mills County Iowa advertises a judicial sale following an execution issued to N E Phelps against Nettle Larcens and Carl Crandon et al for 1948.16 plus costs. Property described as the NE and NW parts of Sec 37 Twp 73 Range 43 totaling about 30.76 acres to be sold at cash at the West Door of the Court House in Glenwood on April 9, 1928. Sale begins 10 AM with attendance urged. Also separate notices list local livestock and hay for sale and farm equipment at Malvern and Ames addresses with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mills County
Phelps
Nettle Larcens
Carl Crandon
Iowa
Sera Idan
West
Court House
Glenwood
DeMoss
Malvern ads and notices mix of sales and services
A garbled Malvern Iowa classified page lists farm trades and goods for sale including wheat, incubators, planos, tractors, and livestock. Entries mention Malvern Milling Co, Geneva Raine, O W Logan, A Hoape Co, and Fred Dickersbach among others with various prices and contact notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern ‘Milling Ca
Malvern Milling Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young People’s Division
Camiral District
Sation Im Convention
Ena
G. 1. Noland
Fpours
Henderann
Pacific Junction
Elale Harris
Cecil Kerr
Lauraine Fickel
Margeret Burgess
Dorothy Pollitt
Ellen Line Eolu
Moale
Stanton
College Springs
Boss’ Basket Payt
Darket Ballboys
Council Duffs
Thomas Jefferson
Haalings
Froynor
Petruhan
Lestie Bradley
Faye
Jone
Kathryn Shaw
Vere ‘Polit
Lloyd Angus
Roay Bryant
Everett Gips
Marvio Woodall
Faipana
Gledys Laughlin
Jen Bayes
Frieda Fellows
J. W
Maxine Hufield
Martus
Yarra Ees USA
Goldie Davis
Paul Hall
Ferne Baldezier
Mins Gue
Edward
Beliayas
S.seohel
Reneepala
Farm Bureau News
Abe
Lome
Gaa
EB. Masters
Lota
Mra. J
Chan
Shaw
Sard
Thos. W. Gidley
Reg
Ames
Ebel
Stonebraker
Bret- Meas
Sabeath
Abant Malvett
Cath
Iellot
Tfait Ferdy
Kelso
Geneva Raine
O. W. Logan
A. Hoape Co
Cornell Bluffs
Richard
Aix
Clem‘s
Ford Truck
Kuncan Nelson
Batt
J. N. Summere
Harriis Bros
Zee
Wetton Wa
Reo Dee
Ae Realty
Lee
Tom Batroh
Saone
Lile Howard
Walter Aitt
Tom Barton
Carl Wilson
Orville Dardin
R. G. Ruse
Mae
Plburn
C. Rhode Inland
Harman
Guernsey
G. E. Harman
Jersey
Dr. Thon
W. Gidisy
Duroc
March Farrow
Fred Dickersbach
Zetf
Malvern Sale
J. B
China Fall
Hampshires
Orpington
Spanos
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