Strahan Wedding Guests At Parish Ceremony In Town
A lengthy wedding notice describes the marriage of a worthy young man to a woman of exceptional character. The couple will live on the tenant farm of Rush Kammarer near Imerend and work there for the coming year, with best wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines Borpord
Giadve
Ana Wits
Parbomaga Bomenites St. Dam
Ae Latherah
Svaxestital Ehateh
Het
Alber Seti
Span Dankhiat
End Lavehiin
Prades
Met
Bia Hota
Alifespecia
Rush
Kammarer
Imerend
Everett Gine Honored by Engineering Honor Society
Everett Gine the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Chas Gips of Btra hat and a junior at the University of Nebraska Lincoln has been chosen by the Students of Engineering to membership in Sigma Tau Fraternity This national honor is bestowed on one student showing scholarship practicality and congeniality The faculty and engineers value the selection highly Mr and Mrs Ed Nagel hosted dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs A Lovell Gail Betty Mr and Mrs J W Wilson Wesley Spears and Kenneth Allenworth and Helen Laughineste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Chas. Gips
Btrahat
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Engineering
Sigme Tan Fraternity
Ed Nagel
Mra
A Lovell
Gail
Betty
J.W. Wilson
Wesley Spears
Kenneth, Allenaworth
Helen
Laughinneste Saturda
Arthur
Ines Bradley
Walter
Angus
Gladys Bradley
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Chas
Kayton
Avening
Mingea
Marjorie Taylor
Lula Moses
Myrtle Risden
Feley Clipson
Milton Henderson
Miss Stewart
Cadwell
Horace
Wells
Obes
Margaret. Shaw
Red Oak
Strahan Consolidated Senet News Update
Fragments report school transport issues at Strahan Consolidated Senet with teachers tied up and a Chartes tart on Friday. One bus broke down Friday morning and was repaired, allowing services to resume while trips were limited to ensure students reached school by 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mth
Ordar
Third and Fourth Grades Welcome New Pupils
In Malvern Anna Bennett leads a class with thirteen third graders and sixteen in grade four. Five new pupils join the room as both grades share steam ship drawings for the art fair during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bennett
Malvern
Fifth and Sixth Grades We Welcome A New Pupil
A new boy named Gienh Bete nett joined the fifth grade from Malvern school bringing total in the grade to twenty seven. Doris Willisma was absent with an earache and Charles Hall out with a sore throat. In art class students painted vases and brought in old jars from home. The fifth grade is making notebooks about South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Gienh Betenett
Malvern
Doris Willisma
Charles Hall
South America
First and Second Grades Create New Pupils in Class
The fraternity and second graders welcomed Marion Bennet and Leo Bennet as new pupils. During March the Stet and second grades engaged in freehand drawings of tulips kites and other items. Degase has been absent for several days with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bennet
Seed treatment and fanning boost yields and weed removal
The article notes that weeds such as mustard, ragweed, and foxtail are removed by eight-pass fanning, eliminating weak or sick kernels. It highlights seed treatment with chemicals like Ceresan to control diseases such as scab, reduce low germination, and substantially raise yields in barley, oats, and wheat across field tests in 1928 and 1929, with reported yield increases up to about 200 percent in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesthia
Ceresan Ins
Arley
Feed and Range Practices for Sprite Work on Farm Homes
This fragment describes feeding strategies for sprite work on farms, noting feeding to support young stock and daily field conditioning. It mentions hay and clover forage, measures for predatory periods, and suggests modest daily feedings to ease adaptation during exercise and hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Ches
Kova Catrae
Oh Of caving but Boone beats It in close contest
A garbled note from a sports item mentions Boone and a close contest. It references a cave or cave-related term and a challenge from a rival. The readable text implies a competitive event with Boone overcoming a competitor in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Imogene Obituary: James Gleason Killed in Chicago
James Gleason longtime cashier of the First National Bank here died in Chicago Monday evening March 19 funeral held there Thursday morning March 24. Survived by wife four sons and three daughters. He moved to Chicago in September 1926 and joined a bank there. A Catholic church member, his many friends offer sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
James Giesson
First National Bank
Chicago
Gleason
Familly
Rose Wi Has May Operation at Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Roses Wiman of Connell Bluffs is in Mercy hospital after Saturday goiter operation. Her son Gene of Shanandoah and daughters Anna and Joke, along with relatives from Rock Island and other towns, received word Sunday she remains in serious condition with slight early improvement. The note also covers a community bridge club gathering, local visits, and various brief notices of residents and events in Imogene and nearby areas.
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Mra
Roses Wiman
Connell Bluffs
Vincent Slovac
Mercy Hospital
Gene
Shanandoah
Misa Anna
Misa
Mia
Bloyne
Fred
Rock Island
Til
Laughlin sales lure cattle to South Omaha Friday
E P Laughlin and daughter Lucille with W M Bauer returned from Des Moines to attend the Polled Short horn cattle sale in South Omaha Friday. A ten month old male calf won a prize at Kin Ola s and was sold to Gus Bumbick of near Waterloo Neb. Bumbicks hosted President and Mrs Roosevelt during a campaign stop in Omaha last fall and plan a White House visit this summer. Other locals including George Houts Shenandoah and Paul Delehant spent time in Shenandoah and Clarinda areas. Additional notes report spelling contest results, school performances, and local travel for work and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hep
P. Laughlin
Lucille
W. M. Bauer
Dee Moines
Laughlin
South Omaha
Kin Olas
Gus Bumnick
Waterloo
Nebr
Bumbick
Franklin Roosevelt
Ormahs
Bumnicks
White House
Mr. Laughito
Mise Lucille
Vv. M. Bauer
Dea Moines
Sheriff Sale Notice for Mills County Iowa Property
Execution directed by Mills County District Court to L A Andrew for Tobowa State Bank Malvern against Nellie Alstrops Pritg. Judgment amount 3119.49 with costs 149.48 and accruing. Real estate in Mills County Iowa described as parts of Section 17 Township 71 North Range 41 West. Property includes various half and quarter sections and fractions. Public sheriff sale proceeds to satisfy the decree.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Towa
Bank
Tows
Bouth
South-Haagt
Beotion
Pioneer John Henry Apex of Mills County Dies at eighty three
John Henry Apex born July 25 1846 in Providences Rhode Island died March 24 1983 near Henderson Iowa at age 86 7 months 20 days. Eldest child ofotn Madds Ayer he married Milas Elizabeth Huen De Bott in 1866 and later Mrs Hattle Bumber. Survived by wife children Charles H John M and Mae Roush stepchildren Roy Surbar Georgia Farrington Iva Martin and others. funeral at Church of Christ Oakland March 26 1938 with interment Macedonia Cemetery.
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John Henry Apex Wee
Providenes
Rhode Ieland
Bie
Ett
Jehildren
Fotn
Ayer
Hera
Antots
Withkin
Lyons
Peter
Waves
Lavina R
Iowa
Charles H
Garson
John M
Henderson
Man M. Roush
Nora
Nebr
Mae
Touldings
Hattle Bumber
Charles John
Atapohildren
Roy Surbar
Chas County
W. F
Macedonia
Eye Handicap a Cause for Trouble in School
Restless pupils, eye handicap cited as cause of classroom trouble by Dr B Franklin Royer head of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness in Grady Rapids Michigan. He urged corrective glasses and school home measures including posture and regular eye checks to prevent headaches digestive issues and nervousness that hinder study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Franklin Royer
National Society For the Prevention of
Grady Rapids
Mich
Michigan Education Association
Roger
Oakland Deaths and Local Weekend News
Betty Ayer, father of John Avyer, dies in Oakland aged over 90. Funeral held Sunday. Mrs. C H Amick visits Chicago. Mrs. Jane Darnell from Omaha celebrated her birthday with open house. Local social visits include Gravitt, Allansworth, Guyer families and numerous relatives. Bridge club hosted at Fern Gravitt home. M I Ladies Aid displayed two quilts. school and church events noted. Services at Matha dint Church shift to 8 pm next Sunday.
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Betty Ayer
John Avyer
Oakland
C. H. Ainick
Hazel Rixkle
Tarkle
Alice
Victor Norton
Calla Hilias
California
Janet Hateer
C. H. Amick
Chicago
Jane Darnell
Omaha
Art Allensworth
Floyd Blephens
Ben Guyer
Nora Gravtt
Pauline Brown
Pauline Smith
Elmer Smith
Wales
Bie
Hugh McSweenss
Henry Ayers
Art Phelps
Bridge Club
Fern Gravitt
Milla
Bilver ‘City
Lave Bean
Lesiis Allansworth
Zoll Bolton
Bolton
Joe Edmondson
Addie Boileau
Margaret Harbor
Roy Viner
Herbert Stephens
Glenwood
Emma Workmen
Harry Clark
T.fe
Neat ‘Carron
Witt Fritcher
Merlan Heart
Mra
A. P. Creamer
Fiddler
Hed Oak
Blaine Parker
Raele
Nick Simmons
Council Blue
Jim
Reva Goodnight
Blaine Small
Mathadint
Emerson
Pearl Marcer
Marlin
Macadonia
Gerald Panwall
Near Morton‘s Milla
Jud Coppock
County Board Proceedings Read Out in Poor Fund Allocations
Mille County Iowa on March 10 1938 1943 board met with all members present approving minutes appointing ward L Fickel and noting numerous Poor Fund disbursements for old ladies home meals medical aid and provisions plus construction and ditch taxes. Burglary policy approval and official bonds also recorded with various taxes and expenditures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille County
Glanwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Klempp
Morgan Bakery
W. Stowe
Jenaira
A. O. Trively
V. Coonay
DeMoss
Frank Alexander
G. M. Agan
K. A
B. E. Goodrich
Q. F. Hines
D. Wi Herman
Chas
Long
McCartney
Otto Juditos
Treas
Pony Creek
Otto Dudking
Mills
Fremont
Otto Judking
Trea
T. BQ
Martin
Mlloge
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Chas, Kayton, Pysossay
White Cloud
Claus of
Wilkin Tield
Eyal Treyslon
Cmpliog
Ward L. Fickel Ag
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Strahan
Gladys Langhin
Erett Gine
News of the
Strahan Consolidated Senet
Imogene
S.E. Mills
Jamies Gleason
Rose
Hasmay
Goltre
Jolly Eight Bridge Club
Howeard Minnick
Wendell Stuelks
Harry Comstock
Wendelle Bruelke
Mra. Minnick
Anna Mauda Abbott
Eddie Gutechenritter
Dowmaie Marth, Jr
Sentes
Nebit
Bidney
Tommie Dynners
Howard Praten
J. Cassell
le Ark Green
Burnle -Laughna
Walter Pe
Hapkin
Wayne
E. P. Laughlin
George Houts
Shenandoah
Paul Delehant
Tn Shenandoah
Darredl Costello
Floyd Gea
Charley Aubey
Ron
Clarence
Clarinda
Page Apelling
T. G. O'Conner
James
Lew Gutschen- Titter
Aon
John
Mies Vancent
Businega
Tammie Martin
Howard Minnic
Leavenworth
Kan
Sheriff's Sale
Rs c Mills County
Lousville Courley-Journal
Bolt
Fotonel Tt
Adutt Hujley-la
A. J. Harbor
Mire
Pearl Harbor
Leora
Marian
Hall
Cote Maynes
Marion
Griswold
Carron
Maynes
Dieter
Otto Farrington
Atlantic Monthly
the Atlantic
America
The
Arington
Boston
County Board Proceedings
Ursot
Cowl
W. KB
Agan
Supervlaion
Tawa
Fidelity Gad
Marylydd
Ayia
Ann
Rode Mog
Nayar
Cin County
PoMnty Tregaurer
Sie
Younty
oowdi-—-We
Acean
Poy
Ousinen
Aupervlenba
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