Emerson Couple Wed After Ceremony at Ferse Haptest Church
Miss Avis Uniseedl and Mr Dean Tinwill unite in marriage at the Ferse Haptest church after a ceremony conducted by a pastor. The bride wore a dark dress with red flowers as she carried a bouquet, attended by Miss Perty Roswell and others. The couple plans to reside on a farm southwest of town, with many well wishers celebrating the nuptials.
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Avis
Dean Tinwill
John Salimons
M Tyan
Salmons
Ferse Haptest
Red Pees
Mise Perty Roswell
de Salmons
Tra N. Chaney
Joye Salmons
Miss Salamis
Beth Me
Suctnons
Emerson High School
Farewell Courtesy for Mae Roedell and Teddy Parker
Epworth League social hour at the Methodist church honored Mae Roedell and Teddy Parker before the regular meeting. Refreshments were served. Teddy Parker is noted for basketball prominence on the high school team. Mac Roedell, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Parker, has lived with them since her mother’s death.
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Mae Roedell
Teddy Parker
Epworth League
Mac
Teddy
Washington
Ray Parker
Mac Roedell
Shower for Mrs Charles Carson in St Patrick Day spirit
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Charles Carson was held March 20 with about 80 guests. Guests split into four groups to craft Irish recipes and a kitchen quiz won by the Malony family. Refreshments included shamrock sandwiches and green treats. Also notes report area quarantines and local club meetings with plans for a father and son banquet and 4 H club talk.
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Prilay
Charles Carson
St Patrick
Malony
Trish
Irene Crofton
Pearle Lang
Ethel Crawford
Vera Tall
Jessie Grayson
Tivangeline Lang
Ada Miller
Frances Coppage
Mrs. Ripley
Mabel Honeyman
Emerson Bride Misses Local Family Names in Erratic Item
An unclear obituary or marriage notice mentions Emerson area residents, including Mr and Mrs Dean Baswell and others. The fragment references a bride named Mes John Salmons and location notes south of Emerson. Details are garbled but indicate a local event involving Emerson families.
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John Salmons
Emerson Pupil Trio Shine In Council Bluffs Music Contest
Emerson pupils excel at the district music event in Council Bluffs last week with three entrants placing. Evelyn Shosk earned excellent for her vocal solo, Eleanor Cheney received a good mark for her piano solo, and the girls' glee club earned a pleasing mark for chorus under Miss Kettlewell.
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Emerson
Tnr
Council Qu Fts
Evelyn Shosk
Eleanor Cheney
Girls’ Glee Club
Miss Kettlewell
Henderson Deaconess Lydia Farrington Dies at 93
Mrs Farrington aged 93 died at her Henderson home after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at the Christian church in Heiersat with Rev Z G Shick officiating. Burial followed in Silver City cemetery beside her husband. Survivors include two sons Lorenzo L Farrington of Pacific Junction and Otis E Farrington of Henderson, a daughter Cora Mayes of Omaha, 20 grandchildren, 57 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. The obituary notes she was born Lydia Elizabeth Lewis in Wrightstown on March 3, 1842 and lived in Indiana and Iowa before settling in Silver City.
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Ofb. Farrington
Hell
Velock
Christian Church
Heiersat
Z. G. Shick
T. J. Phillips
EW. Caster
Martin Christofferson
Abs. Geo. W. Wilson
Tt. A. Paul
Joseph A. Farrington
Fennville
Jay County
Ind
Fernanda F
Cora A. Lorenzo L
Otis E
Laurenzo
Lorenzo L
Pacific Junction
Otis FE
Henderson
Cora Mayes
Omaha
Christian Church Elects Officers
At a church business session officers were elected. Elders named Charles Byers Lester Forrestal and W. W. Caster. Trustees include I. W. Triplett Robert Harling Charles Byers. Secretary Will McMullen Treasurer O. E. Farrington. Deacons are Martin Christofferson L. W. Triplett Reign Byers Earl Bailleur.
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The
Christian Church
Charles Byers
Lester Forrestal
W. Caster
I. W. Triplett
Robert Harling
Will McMullen
O. E. Farrington
Martin Christofferson
L. W. Triplett
Reign Byers
Earl Baileau
Henderson Town Election Details In March
Henderson prepares for town election on March 30 with no nominating tickets. Incumbent mayor Hugh McSweeney, treasurer Geo. W. Wilson, assessor A. P. Phillips, and councilmen Art Davis M. R. Core A. H. Harber L. W. Triplett may be voted for or write in other names on the ballot.
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Hugh McSweeney
Geo. W. Wilson
A. P. Phillips
Art Davis
M. R. Core
A. H. Harber
L. W. Triplett
Bad Hail Storm Ravages Henderson Roofs Sunday
A heavy hail storm Sunday in Henderson damaged numerous roofs, with stones large enough to ruin many coverings and require recovery work. The storm followed rain and impacted homes in the area.
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Henderson
Nout
Notes of Wesley Chapel and Henderson Churches
In keeping with our study of The Sermon on the Mount our people are requested to read Matt chapter 7 this weekend and next. Church school workers are urged to attend the annual county Sunday school convention to be held in the Malverte Baptist church March 30.
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Malverte Baptist Church
Bald Headed Couple Phere Ace Bal Heated Women
The fragmentary text shows unclear names and events with scattered phrases about a couple, a party, and a sale. Readable pieces mention a man and woman, with references to a sale and unidentified times or places, but specifics are missing. The passage appears garbled and incomplete.
Henderson Consolidated School News Briefs
The biology class finished basics and will study skeletons for a day or two. The mixed chorus attended the sub district music contest in Council Bluffs and ranked superior to Macedonia. They advance to Creston the week of April 2 to 4. The postponed play A Ready Made Family is rescheduled for March 31 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. English literature class to present its first and only Inok reports this semester this week.
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Council Bluffs
Macedonia
Creston
Local residents visit and family news update
Pierson travels to City for several days. Adams summoned to Missouri by niece’s death. Eleanor Edmondson returns to Grand Ashind Nebraska to resume school after visiting relatives. Wilbur Allison of Omaha visits sister Paul Phillips and plans short North Carolina stay. Mary Maynes returns from California to Nebraska with niece Hope Swaney. Mrs Elsworth Smith hosts card party for friends. Dan Perkins attends sister Marie Jones wedding to Albert Topping in Papillion and plans to live in Council Bluffs. Church of Christ Sunday school holds surprise party for Mrs Dale Walker as she moves to the country. Goss family visits Claude Owens in Omaha. Dale Harris and Amick vacation from Ames. Jane Darnell of Omaha celebrates 93rd birthday. Hugh McEweeney learns of brother’s Canada death. RL South family and Mrs Elmer Evans visit Jane Darnell in Omaha. Mr and Mrs A R Boyd visit near Madona. Mrs G B Edmondson visits George Galloway. Red Oak trip noted.
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Nebraska
Hope Swaney
Elsworth Smith
Dan Perkins
Papillion
Nebr
Perkins
Marie Jones
Albert Topping
Council Bluffs
Church of Christ Sunday School
Dale Walker
Goss
Claude Owens
Omaha
Dale Harris
Charles
Amick
Ames
Jane Darnell
Don Franks
Macedona
B. Edimondson
George Galloway
Calll
Wilburn Houser
Jud Coppock
East Liberty social ties and school notes from Malvern region
East Liberty residents host and visit neighbors from Silver City Council Bluffs and nearby towns. Families gather for church and Sunday school planning, with students set to teach and observe at area schools. An all day Ladies Aid meeting is planned for April at the Malvern Baptist church. several illnesses are updateable and several birthdays celebrated.
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W. HL. Clay
Mildred
Mary Henderson
Council Bluffs
Joe Mayberry
Buddy Wilhelm
Wm. Schiermeier
Silver City
W. H. Maddocks
C. M. Nelson
Della Marie
Tarry Miles Stephens
Hastings
Ben Guyer
R. C. Mayberry
Hillsdale
Evelyn Latchaw
Pleasant Valley School
Mildred Clay
Deta Cary
Prairie Valley School
Fern Clay
Ladies’ Aid Society
R. A. Henderson
Sam Shaw Suffering Gall Stone Attack Ends With Improvement
Sam Shaw was taken ill with gall stones on 07 Mal corn Friday. He and Mrs. Shaw stayed with their daughter Mrs. Alten Alberts until Monday when he could return home. His condition is much improved.
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Sam Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Alten Alberts
Notice in Probate in Uitte County Court
Notice to Probate in Mills County Iowa. An instrument purporting to be the last will of Robert W. Criswell, deceased, was presented and filed with the Clerk of the District Court. The court fixed March 71, 1936 and April 4, 1936 at 9 a.m. to prove the instrument at Glenwood Court House.
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Uitte County
Robert W. Criswell
Mills County
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
J. F. Greene, Jr
Double Test of Seed Corn Recommended this Spring
Iowa State College expert H D Hughes urges a second germination test on seed corn this spring. Even good seed can fail if the first test was flawed, and cold January February weather may alter viability. With seed scarce, farmers should avoid discarding seed based on a single test. The piece also notes the U S flag is the oldest national standard.
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H. D. Hughes
Iowa State College
Hughes
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