Strahan Consolidated School graduates host newlyweds
A group of Strahan high school youths visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence LaFollette last Monday evening to give the newlyweds a party. The bride formerly Miss Amy Hom. After an enjoyable evening of cards, refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs LaFollette, Mr and Mrs Millard Gee, Mrs W W Matsherry, Loretta and Ruhama Horn, Lourse Hall, Mildred Hiliser, Norma Shaul, Mary Elaine Charchman, Fredric Newell, Paul Stills, Virgil Hammack, Woh Tayes, Darral Costello, and Bart Bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan High Archool
Lawrence LaFollette
Mise Amy Hom
LaFollette
Millard Gee
W. W. Matsherry
Loretta
Ruhama Horn
Lourse Hall
Mildred Hiliser
Norma Shaul
Mary Elaine Charchman
Fredric Newell
Paul Stills
Virgil Hammack
Woh Tayes
Darral Costello
Bart Bass
Farewell Party Held For Bryant and Winnesilay Students
The sophomore class held a farewell party for Da Curtis and Gladys Bryant Winnesilay estolog on March 2 at sponsor Mrs. Milaril Gee's home. The evening featured rock music and the class enrollment dropped to thirteen as the third member could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciisa
da Curtis
Gladys Bryant
Winnesilay Estolog
Milaril Gee
First and Second Grades Read Aloud Elves and Shoemaker
A school week recounts attentive first and second graders including J B Watts Nadine Warman Sheila Johnann Ann Edith Angus Dorothy Heam Walter Bingham Lawrence Bingham Rey Holton Dufford Himelhan Floyd Watts and Donald Williams. They read The Elves and the Shoemaker with the class, praised the performers, and noted special act presentations by Lydia Ann Anberg Kenneth Rwaln Betty Michelson and Roy Botton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Warman
Sheila Johnann
Ann Edith Angus
Dorothy Heam
Walter Bingham
Lawrence Bingham
Rey Holton
Dufford Himelhan
Floyd Watts
Donald Wiams
Hebrary Table
Tigh Schow
Ann Extith Angan
Dorothy Beam
Donald Williamas
Lydia Ann Anberg
Kenneth Rwaln
Betty Michelson
Roy Botton
Glenwood Boys Win County Sectional Tourney Matches
Glenwood basketball teams played to win the county sectional title with wins over Hastings 27 to 20, Pacific Junction 18 to 17, and Emerson 19 to 11. In the Class A final Glenwood defeated Hamburg, while Strahan lost 21 to 20 to Thurman in the last game. Marlin Lemonde is noted among players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Glenwood
Hastings
Paclic Junction
Tourncament
Emerson
Hamburg
Thurman
Marlin Lemonde
School Election Next Monday Sees Two Candidates Run
The school election is scheduled for Monday, March 14, to choose one director to replace Fred Newell. Candidates are Frank Hillyer and A L Lovell, both described as good men. Everett Gipp visited from Lincoln last Friday for an over Sunday stay with his family. Mr and Mrs M B Fellows are moving to Hastings to be near their son Superintendent Dwight Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Newell
Frank Hillyer
A. L. Lovell
Everett Gipp
Lincoln
Mra
Chas. Gene
M. B. Fellows
Strahan
Hastines
Dwight Fellows
Ladies Union Quilting Party At Church
The Ladies Union met at the church on Wednesday and spent the afternoon quilting. Hostesses Mrs. Frank Croune Mrs Crrkill and Frank Clites led activities as the quilt frame and work dominated the gathering. Refreshments of nantwiches tomato gelatine salad sunshine cake and whipped cream were served. The event was one of the largest attended in some time with several guests including the local school faculty. The next serving list includes Mrs Zenn Tins Mrs Oscar Bellk ray and Mrs Troy Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union
Frank Croune
Crrkill
Frank Clites
Enolice School
Zenn Tins
Oscar Bellkray
Amd
Troy Hayes
Strahan School Tax Discussion and Local Notices
Taxpayers are urged to question the Strahan Consolidated School board about high per dollar tax costs, state averages, audit figures, and proposed borrowing. The notice calls voters to consider a director’s stance on school cost control and public trust, followed by local social and obituary notices and resident movements around Strahan and Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Lis Bodler
Dinasia
Atnta
Costa
Chan
Glee
Visit and family notes from Wesley Chapel area
Wesley Chapel area residents report visits by Mr and Mrs Hugh Fickel and children from Malvern to their parents Mr and Mrs Bere Fickel with mentions of Mrs Orria Buntley and several relatives. The piece notes a boy's fall, plans for farm work, and travels of Gerald Babbly to McCook Nebraska. It mentions Mrs Bebbit visiting Plumb kin and June Fickel attending a Democratic meeting with Mr Fickel as a delegate to a national convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fickel
Malvern
Bere Fickel
Orria Buntley Toy
Ed Munt
Hale
Ibving
Orcs
Ply Brothers
Kenneth Sowers
Walden Sowers
Afr
Gerald Babbly Teft
McCook
Nebr
Rabbit Brox, Construction Company
Kansas
Murmur
Bebbit
Plaworth Plumb
June Fickel
Fickel
Fragmentary notice from historical report
A partial OCR fragment references Velma Meera Mr Cure Puy employed by Cad Wilang tee tis each Gey and Yelue Morea. See ORS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cure Puy
Wilang Tee
Attendance Good in All Rural Schools
Mills county rural schools report excellent attendance for the fourth six weeks. Students named include Betty Moore Eatin Barkun Bernard Bateman Wade Freeman Otha Mass Florence Adams Herbert Freeman Tanrence Buffington Junior Peppers Helen Wheeler Charles Buffington Terrena Ling Pallas Newman Max Wright Kilfell Madeling Wright John Hunt Hower Hunt Feleda McGill Seht McGill Claude McGil Richard Van Orsdel George Van Orsdel Betty Allensworth Frances Whitehead Ralph Neu Buegtne Tau Pern Rodaway Tesse l Ronawas Junier Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Anton Ftatathak Irene Gace Ernest Matashak Jean Winslow Glen Johnson Wathlenn Tlaynin Darlene Achentach Helen Mahan Timmis Fisher Gerald Wrapper Marilyn Estes Considers road conditions and illness reduce travel, making the record notably good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Estes
Betty Moore
Eatin Barkun
Bernard Bateman
Excelsior
Wade Freeman
Otha Mass
Florence Adams
Herbert Freeman
Little Brick
Tanrence Buffington
Junior Peppers
Helen Wheeler
Charles Buffington
Goheen
Terrena Ling
Pallas Newman
Max Wright
Ir Kilfell
Madeling Wright
Prairie Creek
John Hunt
Hower’ Hunt
Feleda McGill
Seht McGill
Claude McGil
Richard van Orsdel
George van Orsdel
Betty Allensworth
Frances Whitehead
Benton
Ralph Neu
Buegtne Tau
Pern Rodaway
Tessel Ronawas
Junier Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Anton Ftatathak
Irene Gace
Ernest Matashak
Jean Winslow
Barrett
Hobart Irwin
Elm
Forrester School Honors Perfect Attendance Holders
Four pupils at Forrester School earned perfect attendance for the fourth six weeks. Javee Salona Juin Waney Alice Inne Merrie Fleming and Kenneth Evans achieved flawless attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javee
Recent Activities of Rural Schools Report
Darwin Steynes of Meass ant FW school turns eleven this month as his mother attends the event. Students Bart Jus sel and Darwin Mayne plan to move from Measant Tilly. farewell party for teachers Elith Slouch ter and pupils featured marbles and popcorn with marbles at the center. Pleasant Hill PTA met. school program observed Washington and Lincoln birthdays with refreshments. Benton school marked Valentines Day program and Washington events. Jean Wibsiew celebrated birthday with popcorn balls. Hawthorne PTA met. talks on pioneer life and school progress followed by social hour. Glenwood fire incident at Pleasant Hill school prompted orderly evacuation by Edith Slaugh ter. Center Ine held a February program for patrons. Spring Valley adds Harold Craig to dental honor roll. Spelling contest across Plattville township and neighboring schools drew nine Pacifo City, five Bethlehem, four Lincoln contestants. Prairie Creek students Frances Whitehead and Donald Whitehead among perfect spellers. George Van Qredy and Wichard Von Oredel also honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Steynes
Meassant FW School
PT. A
Pleasant Hill
Washington
Lincoln
Benton School
Ife
Jean Wibsiew
Hawthorne
Mre
Goehring
Pioneer Iife
Nuss
Glenwood Fire Department
Pleasant Hil
Edith Slaughter
Ine
Spring Valley School
Harold Craig
Plattville Township
K Clty
Bethlehem
T Lincoln
Pacifo City
Pina
Tdncoln
Prairie Creek Scaood
Frances Whitehead
Donald Whitehead
George van Qredy
Wichard von Oredel
Birthday News From Tmogene Area February Birthdays
Two residents born on February 20 are John J. Head of four miles southwest of Tmogene and EA Sweeney now living in Omaha. Both were raised here and, though few in number, their birthdays are noted as they count the years. Local carrier John Nempeey takes vacation. George Leahy substitutes. The Tmogene mail carrier fleet shows 100 percent delivery this winter, with readers proud of the record amid a recent break. Mrs. J. B. Gutsehenritter has been ill. family moves and visitors are noted. Snowstorm Friday blocked many routes and kept roads cold. residents cope with lingering winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn J. Head
Tmogene
Sweeney
Omahe
John Nempeey
Rarni Mall
George Leahy
Ian Honsta
Caeriere
Mra. J. B. Gutsehenritter
Roy Wadley
Maggies Lewis
Agnes Laughlin
Wendell Stuelke
Chas, Abbott
Nellie O'Conner
RF. Ny
Shenandoah
M. Printy
Leahy
Shenandoah Thuraing
Laura
Vincent Gutachenritter
Randoah
Glenwood and Thurman win regional titles in Bechional hoops
Southwes Iowa teams Glenwood and Thurman clinched Class A and B titles at Glenwood, earning district bids to Coue Bing tournament. Malvern Orioles opened with a 22 to 2 victory over Tabor, then fell 23 to 10 to Glenwood. Strahan edged Pacific Junction 18 to 17, then lost 21 to 20 to Thurman in the final. Sealy topped Hamburg 90 to 16 as Filimon anchored Glenwood inside playoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwes
Iowa
Glenwood
Claima
Bechional High
Orioles
Strahan
Tangy Pacific Junction Quint
Thurman
Hamburg
Clase A
Sealy
Filimon
Glanwood
Post Office Opens Early Tourney Lead in Volleyball
Post Office volleyball team took an early lead in the final tournament by defeating Randersons. Cold Storage eliminated the Firemen, and play continued Thursday and Tuesday with finals Wednesday. Results show Cold Storage, Post Office, Mulhollands, and Crickets in a tight field. Crickets could not field enough players. The Leader Prints opened weakly against the Farmers but recovered to win two straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Randersons
Firemen
Thureday
Fremen Cee
Mulhollands
Bulcksceeeis Ceed
Fost
Aor
Crickets
Mulhotlands
Prints
Beed
Farmalla
Salyers
Bames
Team in a quandary faces tournament entry setback
A garbled local notice reports Malvern town team in a quandary over entering the St Glenwood tournament next week. It mentions a manager Donald Wyging and athletes entering the event in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wyging
Malvern
Coimeil Expendes Energy on Bills at Town Council
Mayor D. B. Whitehed presided as council members and out of town R K Piper joined in discussing Sewal economy. Hydrants were ordered and three new ones approved though action on a town pump electricity contract and tractors for grading was tabled for later review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina
T. L. Salverm
W. D. Blothower
BR. W. Mansfield
R .K. Piper
J. M. Breele
F. E. O'Malley Ant & RB. Weaver
Hed Oak
Joe Deardorff
Malvern
Town-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Steele
Hollingsworth
Corncil Blaffa
Antique and Curta Show Set for March 16 at Local Church
The postponed antique and curta show will be held at the church on Wednesday, March 18, from 2 to 6 p.m. Admission 25 cents, refreshments 15 cents. Exhibitors should bring items the forenoon of the 16th. For more information call Madame F. R. Chantry, G. F. Galyers, or R. E. Gupeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moadamea F. R. Chantry
G. F. Gal. Yers
R. E. Gupeler
Silver City Fi Candidates Run for School Director
Five candidates have fled with the clerk of the Silver City School district and will run for director. J. B. Davenspike and G. A. Spelling have filed for reelection. Others are Mrs. Ethel Kurts, G. A. Maddocks, and Reuben Bilite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
J. BR. Davenspike
G. A. Spellring
Ethel Kurts
G A. Maddocks
Reuben Bilite
Robert McCormick Suffers Double Arm Break After Roof Slip
Last Saturday near noon Robert McCormick fell from a roof while shoveling snow at Mrs Hime dauEh's house next door. He landed on his hands, breaking both arms above the wrists. Taken to Doctors Kline and Kline, X rays confirmed the fractures which were reduced. He is recovering but handicapped, yet cheerful and relieved his legs were not harmed.
Lou Edson Ill in Home Incident at Council Bluffs
Word from Ns home in Council Bluffs reports Lou Edson ill at home. The notice notes his health concerns and references local conditions but provides few concrete details beyond the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Edson
Fegoriel Bluf
Council Bluffs
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