Strahan High School Senior Class Socials and Birthday Parties
Strahan high school seniors and faculty enjoyed a dinner and theater outing at the Paramount in Omaha. Mrs K A Talbott hosted a sixth birthday party for George Talbott with a list of young guests and Miss Mae Churchill attending as a guest storyteller. Fred A Mulholland hosted guests for a bridge evening for Dwight Easter and Viola Mulholland. Ward Stothower celebrated with a turkey dinner party at the Alstrope home. Various local families hosted dinners and gatherings through the weekend with children’s parties and birthday honors noted.
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Omaha
Hottors Bott
K. A. Talbott
George
Billy Jaer
Betty Low Barkus
Clyde Batesman
Malcolm Campbell
Billy Cardwell
Robert Chamberlain
Lois Chantry
Huth Clark
Nancy Cook
Thomas Hornby
Shirley Bacon
Elizabeth Trively
Edel Knight
Babbs Randerson
Pogey Hall
Helen Ann Stevesson
Dorothy Fazel
John Slothower
Billy Walker
Roy Dean Mansfield
Lulu May Reed
Paul Kriesel
Duntor Jackson
Miss Mae Churchill
Fred A. Mulholland
Dwight Easter
Des Moines
Viola Mulholland
W. W. Alstrope
Fred Buttmann
D. ©. Cunningham
Stella Paulson
Josephine Erickson
Misa
Ward Stothower
Ward
Alstrope
C. D. Alstrope
D. D. Cunningham
Agnes Slothower
Loren Alstrope
Fred £. Mulholland
Jack Mulholland
C. D. Cuningham
Bridge
Decoration Day Planned in Silver City by Council
At last Monday evening’s council meeting plans were laid to observe Decoration Day in Silver City. The program committee is set with Dr C D Johnson, Wm Burgoth, Dr J G McCue, Lawrence Henty, and John Davenspike selected to organize the event per the Silver City Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
C. D. Johnson
Wm. Burgoth
J. G. McCue
Lawrence Henty
John Davenspike
Baptism Conducted at Boehner's Pond on Sunday
Holiness faith members from Tabor traveled to Malvern Sunday afternoon and held a brief baptismal service on the pond shore. Several converts were received into the faith through immersion in the pond waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Malvern
Hoehner
Library Reports Circulation Growth in Malvern Area
Malvern and vicinity saw about fifteen percent more library circulation in 1990 than 1829, with totals of 8 063 items. The library opened 303 reading room days, served 750 borrowers including 276 rural patrons, and added 112 new books while 61 were donated, bringing volumes to 3 715.
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Malvern
Public Library
Alice Keechley
Lbrarian
Mbrary
Heribrary
Carnegie Library Commission
Nutrition follow up meeting in Anderson Township
Mrs. Elmer Kreighbaum led the last nutrition course follow up at Mrs. G. W. Nelson’s home in Anderson Township on March 26. The group prepared diets for liquid soft and convalescent meals, distributed bulletins, and discussed feeding the sick. Participants included Mrs. Nelson Kreighbaum Brown Thurman Hazel Brown Taylor Ella Pierson Mycel Pierson and Claude Wilson. Fourth year nutrition will start this fall. Earlier meetings were held in Indian Creek and February 17 with Mrs. John Clark on Raising Standards for Cooked Foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kreighbaum
G. W. Nelson
Anderson Township
Nelson
Kreighbaum
Tom Brown
Indian Creek Township
John Clark
News of Oaks Sunday School Attendance and Gifts
Sunday school attendance reached eighty seven at Oaks. Mrs. Forrest Achenbaugh contributed birthday money. The Mothers Day program followed the lepaom hour with a Sunday solo and a performance by Anhay Gages Tha aad. The event concluded with a hymn and remarks, highlighting community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Achenbaugh
Peeble
Early county agent funding origins in Iowa history
The piece recalls how Iowa began county agent work with scarce funds in 1913. Volunteers, state and federal support, Sears Roebuck gifts totaling 100000 dollars, and local club and railroad contributions financed start up. Farmers and business leaders organized locally, under plans approved by federal and state agriculture bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iawea
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Burlington Railroad
Rosenwald
Mike
Wallaces
Sears, Roebuck and Others
Iowa
Agriculture Courses Outlined for Malvern High Year
Malvern high school outlines Smith-Hughes agriculture for the coming year led by instructor H. H. Amos. Courses include animal husbandry units on poultry horses beef cattle hogs and dairy cattle plus sheep bees and related management topics. Expanded programs cover breeding stock selection feeding housing marketing and records across multiple practical units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith- Hughes
Malvern High School
H. H. Amos
Smith-Hughes
Mportante
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Siocery Vores
Johnsons
Tohnson
Gatman
Plattsmouth
Elmer Johnson
Joe Muneliger
Myron Munsinger
Martin Siepold
Mark Johnson
Edna Johnson
Marvin Johnson
Frank Juelke
Ina Gearhart
Garman
Harry Dural
M.S. CG
Harry Duval
Harley Stevenson
Dale Fellows
Charlea M. Wilson
L. L. Richardson
D. O. Cunningham
H. B. Chamber
Epitertath
Glasco
Kansas
A& Gest
Metty Mikers
Pichic
Mesdainea
Paul Glynn
Harry Naylor
Elmer Pickel
John Beckwith
Otto Kline
Guy Breeding
Lee Alstrope
Harley Steveston
W. W. Aistrope
Merry Mixers Country Club
Mre. B
Shaeffer
Clem
S. Clem
Salyers Auto Co
Boehner’s
Library
News OF Oaks
Wilton of Emerson
County
Dodge
Cary
Staupage
FSIS
Baby Chick Price
Wilson Electric Hatchery
Andy J. Berkhimer
L. A. Talbott
Auct
Buick Motors
Buick Motor
Chevrolet
Dodge Motors
Ford Motors
Galliher Auto Co
Gie
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