Henderson Graduates Seven in Class of 1925
Henderson will graduate seven students this year five girls and two boys. The class plans a May 6 and 7 program at the high school, followed by a baccalaureate address on May 7 and graduation exercises May 19 in the high school auditorium. The final event is a senior hymn tendered by the community on May 2. Graduates listed include Jean F. Creamer Date Harris Herbert Jones Lillie Pautine Kjelitere Maxthe Faber Ura Jeannette Lither Altai Almmonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Clanq
Miral
Alomo! Hanguel
Weadunten
Jean FE. Creamer
Date Harris
Herbert Jones
Lillie Pautine Kjelitere
Maxthe Fb.ber
Ura Jeannette Lither
Altai
Almmonds
District Christian Endeavor convention energizes local groups
The district convention energized Henderson and nearby clubs with 164 at the banquet and 208 registrations by afternoon. Officers named for the coming year include Dorothy Greene of Red Oak as president and Sylvia Wright of Henderson as secretary, with Rev. Ira Careney as pastor adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Greene
Red Oak
Alice Scott
Glenwood
Sylvia Wright
Henderson
Joe Treat
Farragut
Milla
Wateraperker
Emarson
Mont
Grace Ricketts
Page
Win
Butt
Adams
Jim McClurg
Corning
Montgomery
Maxine Hayes
Taylor
Ira Careney
Misa Mae Murphy
Shower Honoring Mrs Hay Davis At Art Daria Home
A Saturday afternoon shower at the Art Daria home honored Mrs Hay Davis, a recent bride, with many presents and a closing lunch. The week included a June wedding for Rey Davis and Miss Rytha Ratledge at Glenwood with Rev J String Crown officiating. The couple will reside in Amer son with Mr and Mrs A W Davis. Various local events and notices fill the week, including visits, social gatherings, and a wind damage incident to the Farmers Union Exchange roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra
Emma Workman
Harold
Grant
Mia
Wigginton
Tessie
Macedonia
R. W. Cagebolt
Glenwood
Jim Houser
Addie
June
Illa Houser
Martin Hansen
Omaha
A. J. Harbor
Virginia
Indianola
Bea Houser
Craedmother
Aula Clark
Malvern
Velma Myers
Council Bluffs
Wie Christian Ladies Aid
Lona
God
A. J. Harker
Allensworth
Art Daria
Hay Davis
Rey Davis
Arthur Davis
Rytha Ratledge
W. T. Ratledge
Rev. J. String Crown
Champ Harover
Shelan
Paul Philips
Actionl
Gasle Phillips
Farmers Union Exchange
Cum Winslow
Council Blues
Local social notes from Shenandoah and Red Oak district
Frequent visits and gatherings Sue Hatheld family and relatives host and visit neighbors in Shenandoah and Red Oak. Local shoppers and guests include Lon Hatheld, Clarence Bishop, Mrs Reed, Mrs Rothelsperger, Bertha Kellenbarger, Judy Straight, Darlene, Joe Allen, Arthur Allen, Kim Liddell, Virgil Liddell, Earl Brading and brothers, Lon Rathelis, Laura Douglas party, and many others. Prohibition meeting notes recount speaker Mr Gray’s fatal auto accident and attendees attending services and conventions amid stormy weather. Red Oak visitors, Sunday school attendance, and district C EB organization election results also documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Hatheld
Clarence Bishop
Jesse Bhelley
Alfred Toppers
M-1
Red Oak
Wilma
Florence Cooper
Harold Kellenbarger
Mra
Jennie Kellenbarger
Carrie
Marjorie James
Wanda
Jean Kochersperger
Eloise Liddell
Carrie McLain
Paugh
Berta Griffs
Mesdames Iva
Minnie Bishop
Grandma Cozad
Mary Hatfeld
Dewey Bishops
Mary Hate
Tuesay
Real Estate Transfers in Miller Iowa April 1983 list
Record of instruments filed from April 7 to April 14 1983 in Miller County Iowa covering transfers. Entries include Thomas F Windom and others deeds with parcels in Malvern Farm Creek Cemetery and surrounding townships. Notes show payments and grant details including Lot ranges and specific fractional acre descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller County
Iowa
Thomas F. Windom
B. Windom
God
Malvern
R. BE. Robbins
Frank A. Robbing
Nession
Crenty
DaMous
Sheri
Nat. Life Jns. A
Ghfs
Dalvie
Jove
Emerson Bride Weds Gordon C Hascall at Emerson Home
Caton G White and Gordon C Hascall wed in a private April 28 ceremony at the White family home with Rev J F Stille officiating. The couple, both from Emerson and graduates of Jimetson High School 1930, will reside on the groom’s farm south of Emerson as Mrs Hascall trained in nurses’ work in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caton G. White
Gordon C. Hascall
Etd
Arther T. White
Hureteon
Jay T. Bell
Mise
Dorothy McGreer
J. F. Stille
First Baptist Church of
Emerson
George E. Hascall
Mmneteon
Jimetson High School
Hascall
Methodiet
Des Moines
Emerson Will Play Mill Grove First
Emerson baseball teams prepares for the season and will open next Sunday versus Mill Grove at Mill Grove near the Highway 34 and 71 intersection. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs R O Smith visiting Irwin and Della Wilson, Lacy Stoner visiting John L Myers and Ida Bhively, and Glenwood weekend visitors William Huntsman Jr and Mr and Mrs E B Comer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Mill Grove
Mii] Grove
Mra
Lacy Stoner
Holly Bluff
Miss
Tuseday
John L. Myers
Ida Bhively
William Huntsman Jr
Glenwood
Viattar
B. Comer
American Legion event in Kensington hosts sewing exhibit
The Kensington American Legion auxiliary and a local teacher showcased sewing items at the Methodist hall on Friday afternoon. A large crowd attended as pieces from around the world were displayed and discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Kensington
Methodist
Dewee
Ithott, Ware
Emer on high school junior play Friday night
The junior class of Emer on high school will present their play Tha Boomer Friday night May 6 at 8 o'clock in the high school gymnasium. Admission 25 and 26 cents. Several local residents were noted visiting nearby towns for events and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeron High School
Exhibition highlights at Better Homes Week display
Emerson Qinerves fetter a home made teraitars and a variety of articles including woven tapestries and furniture are shown at the Better Homes Week exhibition beside the post office and Broadway Cafe. Notable items include a heavy walnut end table by C. D. Greenwood and an old 100 year old split bottom rocket. Local residents visit and note hospital updates for Mrs. Shively and Mrs. Bleenh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittdawe
Post Office
Broadway Cafe
C. D. Greenwood
Verdon Johanson
Misa Velita Rice
Martin Colvin
Hed Oak Hospital
Kate Bleenh
Gick Shobk
Lincoln General Hospital
Lincoln
Nebr
Ida Shively
John Myera
Imannuel ‘Hospital
Omaha
Lacy Stoner
GC. C. Madsen
Short Period Memberships At Beacon City For World Fair
Beacon City offers short period memberships for the World Fair enabling visitors to enjoy the event in economy and comfort. The program begins on Sunday and targets those who cannot commit to a full Beacon City Membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resdera
The
Malvern Trender
Beacon City
Beacon City Hosts Short Patied Mutatehipa for Fair Attendees
The Malvern Leader notes three days remain to prepare for the World Fair and urges quick enrollment. Beacon City promotes a Short Partial Mutatehipa option allowing families with children to attend in segments, emphasizing early registration to secure accommodations and plan travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Baresus
Akron reader touts fat loss via Kruechen Salta bottle
A reader from Akron Ohio reports losing 18 pounds after one bottle of Kruechen Salta and plans to lose more. The letter claims daily use with a half teaspoon in hot water, noting improved health and energy while promising relief from constipation gas and acidity and a renewed sense of youth and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Akron
Ohio
Aks Ark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Church News
Christian Leadership
Alpha A. Wright
Ray Davia
Aytha Rutledge
Milo Dilley
Ray Davis
Gerald Pennell
Near Marton Mills
Jud Coppock
M. E
Ald
Eye
Wag
Earnest Ellison
Thie
Dorney Byars
A. H. Harbor
Council
Sam Taylor
Fort Crook
Little Rock
Ark
Wayne Byers
Virgel Galloway
Rex Davis
Retha Rutledge
Herman Coppock
Elwyn Galloway
Council Blume
HeLens Copeland
Council Blots
Thomas Jefferson High School
Whele
Methodist Church
Miss Morgan
Harry Paul
Dorothy Pov
Dougill
Mt Austrig
Lynenburg Nowa
Want Cooper
Westtreadayy Bart
Doris Bishop
Francis Coary
Carolyn White
Gordon Crascall
Mrs. R. O. Smith
Irwin
Della Wilson
Ausiliary
Hisse
Ruby Davis
H.C. Kateht
Ralph
Helen
Shenandoah
L. Clutes
Rey
L. B. Ripley and Son
Billy
Frank J. Bhaw
Harlan
Cupp
Marilyn
Jeanette Mann
Manvel
Waynire
Emerson Qinerves
Fetter
Beacon City Organization
Eacot