Strahan Community Notices and School Events Highlight March
Local Malvern Strahan community items celebrate KFNF program at the schoolhouse with fourteen Shenandoah guests, fund raising to aid the church, and a dinner served by division two ladies. Other notes cover theater trip to Omaha, family visits, quarantine lift for Guy Martin, scarlet fever recovery, and Strahan High School seniors entertaining juniors with games and activities.
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KFNF
Shenandogh
Caffer
Henry Field Seed Co
Mert
Hop
Tnx
Jantora
Strahan High School
Strahan School
Glen Bayer
Strahan Climax church to reopen during Palm Sunday events
Strahan’s church plans Palm Sunday services April 10 in Strahan, Climax, and Imogene with Decalon Day moved to May and baptism and communion offered. Chester and Ogden Cooper, minister's sons, visit March 31 to April 6. Chester preaches April 3 at Imogene 10 am Climax 11 30 am Strahan 6 pm. Sunday school attendance last week was 87 toward a 160 goal.
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H. M. Cooper
Strahan
Imogene
Chester
Ogden Codoper
St Strahan
Almpson College
Millar County
Strahan School News Reports April Exhibit Plan
The Strahan school plans an April exhibit scheduled for Friday evening to showcase pupil handwork and samples. A detailed date confirmation will follow next week. The Lyceum Fund netted sixty dollars after expenses, funding stage props and Victrola records for the school. The Reboat Masters Club met for its regular monthly meeting at Strahan, with supper from the Home Economics class, and discussed the county track meet set for April 6 at Malvern. A tax receipt review for 1926 notes changes, with Strahan district having the lowest millage tax among area schools.
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Reboat Masters Club
Milla County
Strahan School
Malvern
Local families gather for visits and church events in Emerson
Mrs Walter Kellenbarger and others visited at the Harry Kellenbarger home Sunday. Wanda talked at the Hastings Young People's Conference on organized class benefits. Jessie Kellenbarger had appendicitis and was operated on in Omaha. Various callers from Champion Hill and Emerson attended get togethers, Sunday school, and a M E service despite quarantines.
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Walter Kellenbarger
Ella
Harold
Francia Parker
June
Leslie Kellenbarger
Harry Kellenbarger
Wise Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Satin Burton
Floyd Gibson
Leslie Patrick
Ruby Kellenbarger
Marie Altofer
Hed Oak
M. E
Joe McLain
Rowe Boyer
Emerson
O. K. Thompson
Hetty Jo
Rochersperger
Ralph Good
Dean MecLary
Clase
Alre
Jao Mella
Jeng Kechernberger
Jean
Bundas School
Huroy
le Upset
Teukettld
Wil Donner
Aunday
Fragmentary text hints at historical Lynchburg note
OCR reads odd fragment about keeping savage mama lease and world nostle with unclear meaning. Likely a damaged historical column item from Lynchburg area with no coherent event or names readable.
Wesley Chapel staging Peter the Rock well received play
A March 25 audience at Wesley Chapel enjoyed the production Peter the Rock with Dallas McGrew as Simon Peter and Mildred Sowers as Peter's wife praised for strong performances. Dainty solos by Mrs. W. L. Fickel and trainer Rev. C W. Cooper received credit. other cast members Ruth Sowers Claude Wilson Glen Sowers and Cheryl Wilson delivered notable turns. Local events included visitors from Cornell Bluffs, a Ladies Aid meeting and a charity sale.
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Wesley Chapel
Pater
W. L. Fickel
C. W. Cooper
Simon Peter
Dallas McGrew
Mildred Sowers
Peter
Edna Wilson
Mary of
Claude Wilson
Glen Sowers
Titus
Cheryl Wilson
Harold Sowers
Wesley Chanel
Wall Street Visit and local notices from Omsha area
Over Sunday visitor Charles Raine calls on relatives in Omsha. Mr and Mrs Edgar Lair move to a farm southwest of Grenwood last Saturday. Ladies Aid meets at the church after noon on Wednesday April 6. Mr and Mrs Fred Cook and daughters Edna and Dorothy visit the John Aistrope home near Randolph. John Wise and family and Mr and Mrs George Rew Jr visit Frank Alexander home. Geneva Ralue recovering from scarlet fever and to be quarantined at home for a while. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hunt move to Humated farm near Silver City with three sons. the vacated Violet Hunt farm is now encurpled by Mr and Mrs Agan. Beaquicentennial quip ends.
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Hiudies
The
Onion
Malern
Pantin
Arthur Bradley
Tnez
Gladys
Ee W. Molaberry
Chas
Gipe
Omaha
Sterling, TH
Theo
Zigler
Greene
Iowa
Mra. Zigler
Mra
Ll. Hardman
Strahan
Plymouth
L. M. Hambseh
Evelyn
Malvern
L. W. Dalrymple
Council Bluffs
Gerald
Ivor Hunt
Childdren
Glenwood
Guy Martin
Dorothy Martin
Frank Johnson
Sidney
Ed Peterson
Harold Peterson
Gilbert McCainy
Wesley Chapel
Clinton Parker
Cornell Bluffs
George Parker
Ald
Lyle Dean Sowers
J. R. Clark
Henderson
Misa Vera Clark
Hazel Clark
June Fickel
Miami
Florida
Wall Street
Charles Raine
Omsha
Edgar Lair
Grenwood
Ladies' Aid Society
Fred Cook
Edna
Dorothy
John Aistrope
Randolph
John Wise
George Rew Jr
Frank Alexander
Geneva Ralue
Clarence Hunt
Silver City
Carlingly
Violet Hunt
Agan
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the News of
Mendergan
Sant Ralph Costelhy
AHAN
Strahan School News
Ted
Lynchbure
Wesley
Chanel
Feith
King
Timothy Hay
James Durbin
Hastings
Alstrope
Bott
Geo
W. Frimel
Timothy
Clover Bay
Howard Dolph
Poland
China
Nelson Huitmell
Aultman-Taylor
Willia Patrick
McCormick-Deering
Willys-Knight
Overland
Buick
Buck Motor Co
Batkus Bros
H. O. Raines
C-W
Emil Lau
Hevern’s
Dale Hevern
Malvern Cold Storage Co
Malvern Milling Co
Malvern, la
Hospe Co
Council Blue
Chas. Walker
Pia
Ray Plumb
M. H. Latchaw
Guernsey
Jersey
Thos. W. Gidley
S. J. Anderson
Lott
Fred Mauk
Tabor
Towa
KR. G. Ruse
W. C. Donner
Buff Orpington
Willis Bolton
Ja. BR
Rarea
Babee S
Rhode Island
Blale
J. M. ‘Worstall
C. R
Fenan
Town
T. Brislay
Pberrin Hatchery
Chariton
Orpington
Kenneth Dolph
Will Kesternon
Elmer Johnson
Mailvern
Logan
Archie Clay
Basil Clay
W. OH. Clay's
Fae
A. B. Keckley
A. R. Bird
L. J. Shay
Joe Pain
Parks
Fateral Road
Weat
Sisco Chronicle
Carl E. Strong
Sol Hot Brooders
H.R. Landis & Son
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