Henderson Methodist dedicatory service and events
Special dedicatory services were held at the Henderson Methodist church for the rebuilt basement social and Sunday school room. A reception followed, then a Chinese mission play by Epworth League cast led by Wayne Simmonds and Dorothy Owens. a later service noted funds nearly cover the improvements with a church supper planned for March 22.
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Home Cape
Herman Coppock
Dorothy Owens
Fern Gravett
Grace Edmondson
Pauline Simmonds
C. W. Cooper
G. JD. Noland
The
Christian Church
Tabor Club Delights With Irish Program and News from Malvern
The Fellview club held its regular March meeting on March 2 at Mrs Ed Patterson’s home with several members and two guests Mrs Lisle Howard and Mrs A T Wilkins. A St Patrick’s program featured readings and an Irish joke roll call. Local visits included Malvern for Mills County Federated Club, and news of moves and births among members including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Curtis Reed. John Wing farm near Hamburg sold at 190 per acre to Jasper Athon. GC M Rice visiting friend Chas S Brown in Pasadena. Kestersons move to Glenwood. Litte Hood leaves for Alberta. Keasterson and family to Connell Bluff.
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Ming Ruth Kilpatrick
Nellie Feese
P. B.laird
Malvern
Mills County Federated Club
Sidney Rew
Walter Longmaker
Eiieen
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Pasadena
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Veda Louise
Litte Hood
Hero
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High River
Alberta
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Connell Blut
Fragmented OCR text hints at travel, film, and city notes
The readable lines reference a Cleveland Plain Dealer style venue and vague mentions of a cinema visit, a potential vacation end point, and a daily listing. Names and places are unclear, but the text evokes travel chatter, theater, and local notes amid garbled words.
Death claims Mrs. Zella Arneal
Zella Patterson Forbes born July 28 1888 died March 12 1927 at 73 with married life to Hugh Alexander Arneel began in 1876. Survived by son Bord H. and daughters Mrs. Catherine Lykins and Miss Mary Emerson, plus brother Daniel Forbes and four grandchildren. Funeral at Emerson Baptist Church conducted by Rev J Clyde Clark.
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Lee
Cleala
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Dodge Brothers Price of New Supplementary Car Declared
Detroit announces a forthcoming supplementary Dodge Brothers car to be priced at 1460.00 F.O.B. Detroit. Dealers report the model will be ready for moderate retail delivery by July 1st and will not affect the current standard car. Details remain unreleased as to specifications.
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