May Breakfast and Social Gatherings In Omaha Area
Omaha social notes report a May breakfast at the Masonic Temple with attendees including Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Summers Smith, prize recipients, and a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Buttmann for Verna McMahill and visiting relatives. Other items include Bridg eclub guests, a dessert luncheon, a Red Oak chapter tea with musical entertainment, and local hostess details across several households.
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Omaha
Anderson
Huth Benton
DB. Slothower
J. M. Steale
N. Bammeta
Frank Semmore
Mauonie Temple
Inez Summers Smith
Grant Bum+mere
P. D. Slothower
Fred J. Buttmann
Verna McMahill
Henry Alstrope
Mra. Alstrope
D. A. Strahan
Howard Strahan
McMahill
Alice Jane
Max
Guthrie Center
Margaret Cunningham
DB. C. Cunningham
Walter van Mason
F. A. Mulholland
Gilbert Good
Fragmented plea for contact after event in local notes
Vague request asking friends to call a phone number after an event. Text shows disjoint phrases about timing, locations, and appreciation. Readers see scattered references to a phone line and thanks, but details are unclear.
Garden Club Luncheon and Tulip Tour in Malvern
The Malvern Garden club held a regular meeting in the Community building dining room with a 1 pm covered dish luncheon for about 30 members and guests. Officers were unanimously reelected after a brief program by Miss Frances Benton, followed by a visit to George Mellor’s home to view his tulips, with out of town guests Mrs. O. H. Cook, Mrs. K. R. Cook, and Mrs. Fran con Seeger and child.
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Leonard Anderson
Will Bower
Everett Knop
Everett
W. B. Larsson
Eulalie Larsson
J. R. Scott
Malvern Garden Club
Frances Benton
George Mellor
O. H. Cook
K. R. Cook
Glenwood
Francon Seeger
Little Daughter
Tabor
Legion Auxiliary to Sell Poppies for Poppy Day
The Legion Auxiliary plans a Poppy Day on May 27 in Malvero to aid war disabled, widows, and orphans. Members will hand out poppies on the streets and sell paper towels to raise funds for rehabilitation work, honoring fallen and guiding patriotism to service.
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Maireth
Afhethan le Front
Fred
Ainetics
American Légion
Legion Auxiliary
Malvero
Eastern Star Meeting Notice for May 16
Regular meeting of Biver Urn Chapter No. 188 Order of the Eastern Star will be held next Tuesday evening May 16 in the Masonic hall. Mrs Hessen Hilton, W. M.
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Order of the Eastern Atar
Masonic Hall
Darics Hilton
W. M
Correction in Leader party report adds two honorees
The Leader’s report on the younger high school dance party omits Dick Hyde and Jamie Summers and their parents who helped. A friend notes a quip about his wife once worth her weight in gold now “off the gold standard,” reflecting local humor in the notice.
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Honts
Dick Hyde
Jamie Summers
John W Wolfe Funeral Held in Glenwood
John W Wolfe age 72 died at his Glenwood home after a life on farms near Tahor He married Alice A Hates in 1880 and they had ten children fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild survived by his wife and many relatives The service featured Masonic Guard of Honor and a graveside rite in Glenwood Cemetery with burial under direction of B N Maxwell
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A. B. Walling
Clyde Rhonda
Chris Wreldt
B. N. Marwell
H. H. Hubbard
Frank Rodman
Glenwood
B. N. Maxwell
John Wolfe
Barah
James Wolfe
Mille County
Alice A
Alice Holmes
Ollie A
Guy L
Walter R
Lineville
Bertha Pippitt
Acottsblum
Nebr
Jessie Ryan
Della Gowdy
Long Beach
Calif
Myrtle Richmond
John Q.wolter
Los Angeles
Calle
Lucile Rodgers
Govnell Blutte
Bewleh Wood
Valley Junction
Erandchild
One Goode
Frankfort
Kawian Jane Rickabaugh
Gonga
Tahor
Ae Bor
Esas
Glenwands
Educator of the Year Honored by State Schools
A distinguished rural schools educator, praised for efficient, ethical work, is recognized as one of the state’s outstanding educators. The electorate includes numerous district representatives such as R. S Humphrey, Glenwood, and J. F. Seegert, Rawles, among others, from various communities.
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Mitte
Delegates named at county antiprohibition meeting
Delegates chosen for the referendum campaign were selected with War ren Abbott as chairman and Mrs Ethel M Rhoades Glenwood secretary. The Mille Venty group endorses the 18th amendment repeal stance and calls for a June 20 vote. Anti Prohibitionists also named Walter Breen and W H Mosher as delegates with precinct judges and clerks listed for election day.
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Thie
Ethel M. Rhoades
Glenwood
L. A. Lipitt
Millevesanty
Mille
Iowa
Riepealista
Court House
John Olson
Pacific Junction
W. F. Hill
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