District Court Proceedings Review Busy Term
Jurors endured a light workout as several cases were settled out of court. Alva Glidden was acquitted on a bigamy charge while other matters, including divorces for Pearl Ballor and Edith Looney, were addressed. The term saw numerous offsets and preferred claims, with executors authorized to manage notes and mortgages, and a receiver appointed in a foreclosure case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Glidden
Pearl‘Ballor
George Batler
Edith Looney
Jef Looney
Edith Ceven
Caten
Mantz
Tribune
Wm. M. Lamb Bank
U. S
Ofnery
P. Lawler
Jaxon Blanchford
Lamb Bank
Carrie Kid‘doo
ME. Buffington
Joan Noah
Wim
Don
Marsh
Ilan
Morteakes
Wan
Clyde ‘Rhoads
Henry McMillan
Bert K. Boott
Lucy A. Scott
Gell
Mieward
Hi Ralph Mickelwait
Ecalyer
Malvern Boys Favor Camp Opportunity At YMCA Camp
Malvern youths will seek spots at the Colonel Bluffe YMCA camp Rheidon near Columbus Nebraska opening June 7. The Ten day program includes Camp Sheldon activities with transportation from Cornell Bluffe. Registration by April 10 and details from Les Sonderegger YMCA director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Colonel Bluffe
Rheidon
Columbus
Nebraska
Lune
Sheldon
Cornell Bluffe
Les Sonderegger
Council
Blyss
C. A
Young People's Societies Entertained at Church Party
The Young People’s Societies of the Baptist church and other churches held a joint party last Wednesday evening. Decorations and entertainment reflected the season with care, and guests were welcomed at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veopipa Society
The
Baptist Church
St. Patrick’s
Qeh
Attractions for Next Mills County Fair
The Mills County Fair Association announces top attractions for the upcoming fair. Miller and Rabe, representing Hanna and Miller, will present a notable equestrian exhibition with three people and four horses featuring riding and educational tricks. Also billed are Liebman the Rube of Rubes, Japanese acrobats the Waka Brothers, and the Skating Macks. These acts were secured from the Western Vaudeville Managers Association as state fair attractions. The organization, led by President A Summers and Secretary A O Haldeman, foresees a bright outlook with strong support from calf clubs, poultry clubs, and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Rabe Telimen
Waterloo
Chidags
Mills County
Hanna
Liebman
Luhiwaka Brothers
Western Vaudeville Managers Association
Mills County Fair Association
A. Summers
A. O. Haldeman
Milla County
Will Kes tergen Hosts Monthly Meeting At Home
A community gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Will Kestergen on Monday evening celebrated a successful meeting and approved monthly sessions with plans for biweekly meetings if ongoing. The next gathering is set for April 1 at V. A. Matthews home, featuring music by Mrs. Matthews and Ruth Pittman, a prayer by Frank Biggerstaf, and talks on club work by county agent Hyzer. Officers named include President V. A. Matthews, program committee Mrs. Roy Dyke and Mrs. Ira Alstrops, refreshments by Mrs. Thup Cummings and Mrs. V. A. Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svétilng
Will Kestergen
V. A. Matthews
Ruth Pittman
Frank Biggerstaf
Hyzer
Roy Dyke
Ira Alstrops
Thup Cummings
Sunday Young People Meet in Malvern Baptist Church
The Central District Mills County Sunday School Association holds a meeting next Sunday afternoon March 27 at the Malvern Baptist Church. Program begins at 3 o'clock with activities including a Bible Salone and a paper titled Why have young people's training clans. Louie Hiatt and others participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Sundey
Baptist Church
Malvern
Silver City
Opel
Bibel
Walker
Coriee
Loulee Hiatt
Spring Minstrel Show Lifts Blue Mood At Legion Building
Community event features a Legion Minstrel show and an adults cast performing darktown humor with a one act play. Proceeds benefit the Legion and Community Building fund. Hostesses from Methodist Circle marked St Patrick’s with decor, food, and songs by local girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
Legion
Buihling Pamerrow
Alt
Bruce Bochner
Wanga
Edgar Johnson
Case
Forrest Greenwood
Paul Slathower
Blarta
Glen Dalrympte
Fitch
Montgomery
Twalts
F Ecutor
C. F. Cosby
Rey, Jenkting
Don Cunningham
Albert Hyer Max Shoemaker
Walter Slothower Moren
Kenneth Cook Bam Porterhouse
Harry Land
Jeremiah Perkins
John Goodwin Lucindy
M. L. Hlett
Margaret Buttman
Baldhwad
Anacene
J. Badgar Johnson
Mandy
Viola Mulholland
Juliana
Mildred McCausland Liga
Frances Benton
Porterhouse
Cunningham
Community Building Fund
Presbyterians to Raise Pension Fund in Clarinda Iowa
Clarinda Iowa March 29 1927 the Corning Presbytery announced a national campaign to raise 15 000 000 for pensions for aged and disabled Presbyterian ministers missionaries widows and orphans with Lyle Cassat named chairman local headquarters opened in the Gook Building Clarinda local efforts begin April 21 and run to May 10 under Cassat’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Iowa
Corning Presbytery
Missionatiea
Lyle Cassat
Cassat
Will H. Hays
Layzen
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Gook Huilding
Milking Twice a Day? Three Times Daily Dairy Gain
The Glenwood Tribune reports dairyman J. A. Ruby at the restitution dairy farm milks 28 cows three times daily. He claims output rose about 26 percent compared with the ordinary twice daily routine. Milking occurs roughly eight hours apart, with separate accounting for each session and a focus on efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Institution
Glenwood Tribune
J. A. Ruby
East Liberty Cemetery Association Meets March 30
The East Liberty Cemetery Association will meet at the church on Wednesday afternoon March 30. Election of officers will be held during the session. Mrs. Clyde Barger, Beo'y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Cemetery Association
Clyde Barger
Beo'y
Remembered His Birthday Surprise Party for Rev J E Wilkins
Friends of Rev J E Wilkins surprised him at his home on a Friday eve ning March 18 with a big party. About forty guests arrived as a fierce storm raged outside and he learned it was his birthday, with many in playful costumes adding to the cheerful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
J. E. Wilkins
J. B. Wilkins
Magele
Rosie
Bosie
Birthday party for Mr Wilkins shared playful gifts
Mrs Greenwood hosted a birthday gathering for Mr Wilkins where guests presented toys and amusing gifts. Children enjoyed games including Coon-Coon and magical pastimes while refreshments featured jollypops animal crackers candy kernels and jelly beans. Lawrence served water as attendees toasted with a cake decorated by thirteen green candles forming a question mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr ‘Wilkins
Mra. Greenwood
Olao “Dutton
Button
Lawrence
Wilkins
Forty Years on the Job Pioneer Edeon Celebrates Milestone
Edeon, longtime traveling salesman for Harle-Haaa in Council Bluffs, marks forty years with the firm and thirty-three years in the southwest Missouri and nearby towns. Known for his genial, square dealings, he has built a wide network of customers, with only a few rival druggists remaining from the era. A mass of orders arrived on the anniversary, reflecting near universal recognition of his service and steady presence in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kou'' Edeon
Harle-Haaa Drug Company
Council Bluffs
Southwest Town
Northwest
Missouri
Eden
Arta
Red Oak
Howe
Hlepwood
Jay
Shenandoah
Blu
Almout
Jin
Weil
Torel
Rural Schools Award Pennants and Meeting Notes
National Tuberculosis Association pennants honor schools for health merit in January. Elm Grove, Little Nick, Bethleene, Wrights, Harbea, Pleasant Hill, Sprix Valley, Silver Creek, Wenrin, Indian Creek Achons, Keystone Behoal, and Usk Duff No 3 are listed with awarded teachers. The Usk Duff No 3 Parent Teacher Association met March 18 with a program by parents and a report on a Dallas department meeting. several students achieved six weeks without absence or tardiness, including Mt. Vernon students Edward Herrick and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Assorition
Elm Grove
Dorothy Jackson
Little Nrick
Marle Brower
Bethlebene
Georgia
Violet Kelley
Usk Duff No. 3
Parent- Teachera Association
Department of Superintendents
Dallas
Mary Rathke
Mt. Vernon Schoul
Edward Herrick
Charlotta Wederquiat
Glen Bower
Lorenn Wille
Wauutie Scott
Jean Summers
Bernard Scott
Jongg Herrick
Max Bhook
Asaph Geatt
Thom
Wills
Death of Mrs. Harry Kiersch at Mineola Iowa
Margaret Hilbert Kiersch wife of Harry Kiersch died after an operation at Merey Hospital Coun cil Bluffs on March 11 1924 Born August 24 1888 in Holstein Germany came to America in 1912 married in 1916 funeral held March 24 at Luberan church Mineola Iowa Rev O C Biermanz officiated Pallbearers named Henry Heltman Harman Boehm Herby Deitehler Herman Bendt Jon Schooning The deceased leaves husband and three children Leonard Arnold Adelling and nine siblings in Germany and the United States news from Silver City Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hilbert Kiersch
Mineola
Iowa
Harry Kiersch
Aiea
Merey Hospital
Council Butts
Holstein
Germany
Cama
America
Harry Kierscht
Marcel 1
Margaret Kiersch
Leonard
Arnold
Adellng
Hinrich
Christian
Johannes
Heinrich
Hoos
Fritz
Dora
Magda
Agnes
Hainrich
New York City
Luberan Church
O. C. Biermanz
Henry Heltman
Harman Boehm
Herby
Adolph Deitehler
Herman Bendt
Jon Schooning
Silver City
Lmes
Mrs Jasna Tottle Missed In Borrowed Goods List
An item from Form and Fireside notes Mrs Jasna Tottle habitually borrows from her neighbor Mr Latch. The list includes cups, butter, thread, a gag opener, hairpins, a sack of gull, wine, camphor, matches, and a soup tureen. It ends with a quip that she owes nothing for a playhouse loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woley
Jasna
Latch
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District Court
Rickabingh
Anderson
Iowa State Savings Bank
Matvard
George R. Smith
Smith, Dattough & Beteh
P. M. Cadwell
Florence Grosanehmere
Anno Grossophine
Richard
Hofendahl
Farmers State Bank
Henry
Rohtberg Et al
Nvatiine
M.C. A
Fair Association
Central District
Ills. Co
Methodist Ladies’ Circle
T. W. Gidley
Mrn
Racrett
Aden Ireland
Amis Paullin
Mtrd
Eli Springer
Leo- Tart Fletcher
Bunker
Marry Stone
Methodist Circle
Gidley
St Patrick's
Eucate
Tainty Drish Ladien
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