Ladies Union hosts April meeting in Strahan hall
Mrs G M Strahan and fellow hostesses led the Ladies Union at Chas Hambisch hall on April 25 with strong attendance. Mrs Will Wolfe read improvements to the Alumni banquet note and four groups were organized to avoid gaps in serving while Miss Hazel Young arranged games and refreshments followed by rainbow ice cream and cake. Meantime Mayo Bass’s sister Harriet Bass grew weaker at Mayo’s home nearby Ta bor as her son cared for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Yon
Will Waite
Frank Crouse
Ladies’ Union
Chas. Hambisch Hall
Howard Kayton
Will Wolfe
Mossberry
Harvard Kayton
Laura Hatsbsch
Blanche Pettigrew
Hazel Young
Konjola credited with curing rheumatism by grateful Minnesota man
Mr Otto Geisler of Mankato Minnesota says Konjola relieved his year long rheumatism in back and hips after other medicines failed. He reports complete relief, renewed strength, and urges a six to eight week course. Konjola sold at Clem's Malvern and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Geisler
North Fourth Street
Mankato
Minn
Malvern
Clem
Weat Side
Ady
Mrs W W Molsberry Hosts Misses Nita Nims Shower
Mrs W W Molsberry held a mixed double shower honoring Misses Vira and Marvel Nims with a yellow white and green buffet luncheon. About thirty guests from Malvern Strahan attended. Vira Nims, a long time Strahan School teacher and 4 H leader, and Marvel Nims a stenographer with an Omaha insurance office, were the honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Molaberry
Vira
Marvel Nima
Guy C. Martin
Mossberry
Lettie Bradley
Pauline Pollitt
Atea
Malvern
Strahan
Miles Helen Quimby
Vira Nims
Opal Bayes
Marvel Nims
William Harriman, Jr
Alfafra
Oman
Strahan School elects Beatty primary teacher for year
Strahan School Board Tuesday April 22 elected Miss Beatty to be primary teacher for the coming year. Miss Lucile Finley of Red Oak had signed a contract elsewhere the day before notification. Other faculty names include Mrs Molaberry, Superintendent W. W. Molsberry, Principal Esther Rosenau, Mrs Mossberry, Miss Ruth Guthrie, Marion Culver, Miss Mary James, Miss Vira Nima. Also notes: Earl E. May of May Seed Co. inspected the M. C. Woodfill orchard and pronounced it promising. H. Peterson visited Omaha with his wife, Mrs. Peterson improving after hospital care. Mrs. Lew Dalrymple, recently operated on, is recovering at her son’s home in Cornell Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Beatty
Luciile Finley
Red Oak
Molaberry
W. W. Molsberry
Misa Esther Rosenau
Mossberry
Ruth Guthrie
Marion Culver
Mary James
Vira Nima
Miss Beatty
Earl E. May
May Seed Co
Shenandoah Wan
M. C. Woodfill
H. Peterson
Omaha
St. Joseph Hospital
Peterson
Lew Dalrymple
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Gerald Dalrymple
Cornell Bluffs
Macrae
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Henry Wiese Victim of Monoxide Gas in Mineola Garage
Henry Wiese of Mineola was found dead from gas in his garage on a Wednesday evening. The coroner ruled the death accidental. Born October 27, 1863 in Hanover Bremen Germany he emigrated in 1889 and married in 1893. He lived in Mineola after farming and retirement with his wife. He died April 16 1980 at age sixty six years two months and twenty days. The community mourns amid recent bereavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wiese
Mineola
Council Bluffs
Hanover
Bremen
Germany
America
Wiess
Mineola Lutheran church member dies in Silver City area
Longtime Mineola community figure, a devout church member, passed away leaving a daughter Edith Worthman of Treynor Iowa and a stepbrother M Hoenke in Germany. Funeral held Saturday April 19 at 2 pm from Mineola church with Rev C C Bierman officiating. Interment in Mineola cemetery. Silver City Times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minéola
Funeral Services For Mrs Harbour In Malvern
Funeral services for Mrs J T Harbour were held at the Chris Wan church in Malvern with Rev J B Brandt officiating. She died at home Thursday morning. Pallbearers included Benny Miller Harvey Miller Paul Kelso James Miller Henry Miller and William Kelso. Burial followed in Malvern Cemetery. Obituary notes she was born December 20 1880 in Columbia Lucas County Iowa and came to Malvern in 1890. She married J T Harbour October 14 1904, had one daughter Ethel Viola, widowed in 1908, remarried Richard Monday in 1912, and died at age 49 years 4 months 4 days. Survived by daughter Mrs I G Graham and sisters and brothers in Malvern plus relatives. She kept faith in the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbour
Benny Miller
Harvey Miller
Paul Kelso
James Miller
Henry Miller
William Kelso
Melria Shippy
Grace Lea
Tabor
Malvern
Sarah Jane Miller
Miller
Columbia
Lucas County
Iowa
Clarinda
J. T. Harbour
Ethel Viola
Richard Monday
I. G. Graham
Glenwood
Harriet Andrews
John
Harve
Frank
Imogene
Jim
Council Bluffs
eJe
Nebraska
Thase
Sarah
Mills County Weed Notice and Fire Company Elections
Mills County Board of Supervisors orders destruction of listed weeds with dates June 10 to August 1 and warns costs and damages fall to property owners. Sliver City Fire Company elects officers led by George Carlson as chief, George Canfield as resident chief, and C A Madr docks as secretary and treasurer with plans to boost membership.
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Landa
Toal Landa
Mills County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Milla County
Board OF Supervisors OF
JQWA
BE. A. Schade
Auditor
Sliver City Fire Company
Afteen
George Carlson
George Canfield
Resistant
C. A. Madr Docks
Escratary and
Tregaures
4& women writen 9 and ange Sith tenant Hehieae gence
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Atlanty Constitution and a possible headline about women and tenants. Details are unclear. cannot determine full facts, names, or events from the readable portion.
Robbins Bros Circus Promises Thrilling May 3 Show
Cannon Mouth Man eet From Cannon Mouth Red Oak will host the Robbins Bros Circus on Saturday May 3. The act features Clift Grage a French performer direct from Europe who defies death daily with a lighting trick and a 28 inch cannon firing from a real artillery piece. Two performances at 3 pm and 8 pm headline a show with elephants hippos dancing horses and clowns plus pageants Mother Goose and Batts Claus in Fairy Land and Historic Review of America.
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Red Oak
Towa
Robbins Bros
Khd
Clift Grage
Europe
Gregg
Robbing Bros
Historic Review of America
Buck Owens
Hollywood
Big Bingo
Iowa
England
Germany
Japan
Arabia
Kenneth Waite
Shenandoah Boxing Show Promises Notable Main Events
The American Legion in Shenandoah hosts a May 8 Armory boxing card featuring two main 38 round segments, Micka g and Manuferyss from Omaha and Atlantic, Lehr with Falegano in a long anticipated pairing, plus Irwin versus Lehr. Several solid preliminaries round out the lineup. Astronomers note recent shooting stars and falling stars, suggesting Hollywood as a good viewing area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Shenandoah
Thurgday
Steht
Moines
Lehr
Waterloo
Steve Mickna
Omaha
Nadi Manuriques
Atlantic
Milt Irwin
Council Blaffa
Hardofil Lehr
Falegano
Chet Wilking
Nebraska
Mickag
Manngferyss
Irwin
Hardell Lehr
Kid Lehr
Hollywood
Seema Tomes News From Walnut and Red Oak Area
Local notes cover visits to families in Walnut and Red Oak, including Hatfield, Liddent, and Bishop households. Hospital stays, hospital visits, and new arrivals are listed along with Sunday school attendance and a church program on KFNF. Neighbors share travel to Shenandoah and Des Moines, with family news and social visits across the week.
The Wothers Mission Meeting This Week at 6 30 PM
The article notes an upcoming mission meeting led by Mr Frank Chatberiath this afternoon at 6 30 oclock with references to church activities and Sunday service. It mentions attendance at Bibie school averaging about 101 and praises the school for its officers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chatberiath
Bibie Achool
Frank G. Tellew
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services Change
The Methodist Episcopal Church outlines Sunday services with prayers at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League gathers at 7 p.m. Evening service begins later by thirty minutes. WOR M G meets with Mrs Wortman Friday afternoon.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul H. Hicks
Gurday Echoot
Roe
Wor
M. G
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Zeno Bana
Mayo Bass
Near
Harriet Bass
Mayo
White Cloud
Wederqvist
Corm Shalling
Dale Laughiin
Strahan of Myeel
Mrs
Nita
Chris Wan
J. B. Brandt
Weed
Iti Mg Circus
Shenandoah Legion
Golor
Seema Tome 9
Piitie
Tor
Lot Hatifeld
Snidar
Mary Hatfield
Viola
Iva
Minnie Bishop
Marjorie Bishop
Addie Gooper
Wilma
Florence
Chess
Prieta
William Lambert
G. Kochetepargat
Joe McLain
Contell Bluffa
Jennie Edmondson Hospital
Guy Gibson
KFNF
Hunter
Benson
Nebr
Champion Hill
Billy Jr
Jean Kochateperger
Lynn School
Ray Kelley
Kelley
Tom Kilivan
Des Moines
Everett Plumb
Thea
Everett
Mra
Elmo. Moore
Sun- BY
Denior Chetetian Badeavot
Ae Hee Black
Presbyterian Church
Henry Dale White
Bunday
Christian Endeavor
Cowity Credit Hoard
Credit Board
Pioneer Service Co, Imo
Lows City
Towa Hi
Lou
Barkus
Usted Light and Railways Company
Porman
Olticas Aed
O'Malley
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