Views of Maver guests fill Ray W Jones home with visits
The article lists numerous visitors and relatives in Shenandoah and nearby towns over Mother's Day weekend. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Tones and daughters Janet Judy Susaneed Stax Gits LA sal Mie Miele Jute, Mrs Ertha Talbott, Mrs. Sarat Shenandoah, Mrs. Plie Betnaton, and many others from Omaha Council Bluffs Malvern Hamburg and more. Family events include newborn Megilas Shey on May 12 at Moore Hospital in Council Bluffs weighing 2 pounds 3 ounces, with two grandmothers named Sew ard Piggerstaff and Mary Darneld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Jones
Wallace Tones
Janet
Judy
Ertha Talbott
Omaha
Wally Mies
Io Carey
Cleveland
Carl
Fares
Wilsons
Asem Wbas
Megilas Shey
Tiereld Shere
Mores Hospital
Council Tatts
Annamed
Gary Teun
Malvern
Seward Piggerstaff
Mary Darneld
Nellie Donner
AOS
Marshall
Mercy
Council Bluffs
Maurice Alberts
Mercy Hospital
Commell Bluffs
Edward
Ernest Alberts
Mer
Carl Seipell
Tack Hawk Lake
Lake View
Woalstock
Russ Johnson
Ot Tabor
Fern Hosier
Shenandoah
James R. Beckwith
Nebraska State Dental Association
Starve J. Knight
Hartley
Jack
Sam Taylor
Wenderson
Alother
Tom Teasekenby
Tanburg
Tarve J. Knight Jr
Walter Coiner Fatally Injured at Tain Falls Ranch
Mrs. W. Carl Wilson learned Tuesday of a serious accident Friday at Walter Coiner’s ranch near Tain Falls. He was helping with irrigation ditch work when a tractor upset, causing a fall that broke both legs and an ankle. He died Tuesday evening. Dire. Wilson traveled that night to Tain Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carl Wilson
Walter Coiner
Tain Falle
Wilson
Tain Falls
Death takes Mrs Abner Clark May 9 obituary
Mrs Abner Clark dies after long illness at her Clarinda home. Funeral held May 11 at Walker Funeral Home with Rev J Lester Greenwood officiating. She was born March 23 1883 Elmo Missouri to Dr William H Otis and Sophia A Otis, married Dec 25 1909 in Omaha to Abner Clark, lived in Hastings Shenandoah and Clarinda in the grocery trade. Survived by husband two daughters Mildred Warren and Olea Helen (decd), three grandchildren Jane Barbara King Warren Adel, sister Mrs W OA Burke Los Angeles brother Wenn Otis St Louis several cousins and friends. Graveside services conducted at Malvern cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Clarinda Saturay
Abner Clark
J. Lester Greenwood
Methodist Church
Rue
Wm. H
Sophia A. Otis
Elmo
Malvern
Omaha
Hastings
Olea Helen
Mildred Jen
Robert Warren
Adel
Jane
Barbara
King Warren
W. OA. Burke
Los Angeles
Calif
Wenn Otis
St. Louis
Lizzie Lee
Breeders Assn Announces New Mills Co Fair Award
The Mills County Breeders Association decided at its last meeting to grant each 4-H dairy exhibitor at the Mills County Fair a certificate for free service to one of the halls at Dairy Genetics within the next year. Members must complete their project per the county 4-H committee. Several awardees will also receive a free trip to a 4-H field day at Dairy Genetics next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Breeders Association
Mills County Fair
Dairy Genetics
Dalry Genetics
Steers Slow but Trade At Omaha Shows Firm Tone
Omaha market report notes steers slow while other cattle trades stay firm with hogs steady to higher. Buyers paid up for slaughter steers and yearlings. a few sales near 37 dollars per cwt. Receipts included many weights and several feeder offerings with prices reported for local consignments including Fremont County and Roy Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ulat
Ely
Rani
Tetuaha Far
Fem Tais
Fremont County
Roy Reeves
Tilley Raymond
Carpente
Mount
Carpenter & Mount
Carrol Gruber
Sléark
Milly County
H. J. Haxes
Yeager & Tubbs
Steeve
J. FL Wearim
Guy Fo Jordan
Way. Hartman
Robert Buffington
Raymund Clase
Merlin
News of the Churches in May 1952
Local church notices from First Methodist, United and other congregations detail services, Sunday school, choir practices, vacation Bible school, and planned events. Entries urge attendance, report sermons and films, and note upcoming confirmations and meetings. Includes Baptist and Lutheran church activities, and community religious encouragement for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
John Te Beechout
Aaton C. Tennant
the Baptist Church
P.m. Mary Circle
Lutheran Church
Paul Glahn
Taster
Toa. Im
Community Meeting About June Move In Preparations
Unclear notes indicate a group discussion on a planned move around June 1. Members invite interested people to attend a gathering at the usual location next Tuesday evening about 7 o'clock to share plans and express interest in the project.
Library Clubs Sew Plan Party for May 24
The Happy Little Readers group met Saturday in the Shielderville public library to plan a Mother Goose party for May 24. Attendees included Pamela Foster, Beverly Narron, Indy Relnap, Carl Hertz, Huddy Hertz, Kathleen F pr, Denney Mason, Lary Jones, Susin Mallinger, Betty Sullivan, Luria Berkwitz, Janine Willard, Alen Wall, Jane Schultz, Rebecca Neill, Ida Bess Dickershach, Caral Jones, Marilyn and Janet Hoager, and Jimmy Irwin. The sewing afternoon featured Mothers Day slits with participants Sandra Tickershack, Linda Teager, Jackie Helnap, Carrall Irwin, Stella Hardy, Lavina Alberts, and Vivian Harmon. Judy Harris attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Foster
Beverly Narron
Indy Relnap
Carl Hertz
Huddy Hertz
Kathleen F Pr
Denney Mason
Lary Jones
Susin Mallinger
Betty Sullivan
Luria Berkwitz
Janine Willard
Alen Wall
Jane Shultz
Rebecca Neill
Ida Bess Dickershach
Caral Jones
Marilyn
Janet Hoager
Jimmy Irwin
Sandra Tickershack
Linda Teager
Jackie Helnap
Carrall Irwin
Stella Hardy
Lavina Alberts
Vivian Harmon
Judy Harris
Bondsman Noel Hearing Postponed to June 3
A hearing to show cause why judgment should not be entered against bondsman W. I. Noel of Stanton was postponed by Judge Harold F. Davidson to June 3. Noel bonded $3,400 for his son Donald for appearance in county court in MANS. Young Noel, 22, faces charges of tarveny in the night time in break ins at the King oil station and Lakin Implement in Emerson and the Red Oak armory. He was captured Saturday by the FIST in Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Noel
Stanton
Harold F. Davidson
Noel
Donald
Mans
Young Noel
King Oil Station
Lakin Implemento
Emerson
Red Oak Armory
FIST
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harris to Represent Omaha School at Troy N Y
Robert Harris former principal of Malvern high school has been chosen to represent the Amana body at the National Industrial Council for high school and college social teachers in Troy New York May 14 17. He has taught a story and social service unit at Omaha Central high over the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Harris
Omaha
Troy
N.Y
Robert Harris
Malvern High School
Amana
National Industrial Council For
N. Y
Harrix
Omaha Central High
Mills Memos On Weed Control In Flood Areas
Weed control will be tougher in flood areas this spring as seeds spread by floodwaters produce new weeds in Mills County fields. Farmers should bring unknown weeds to extension offices for identification and guidance. Years of effort aim to curb noxious weeds despite cool wet summers aiding some pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Imame And erase pastures 4 mimber of head have been rot
Flood devastation prompts farmers to clip top growth after completion of tasks and seek aid from government agencies. Extension service offers restoration guidance while Rural Electrification Administration and utilities provide electrical help. Soil conservation service shares repairs and drainage. Other agencies supply grain, loans, credit, emergency funds, animal health, and food assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
Rural Electrification Administration
Local Electric Utiity Company
Farmers Home Administration
Bank and Commercial Credit
Hed Cross
Bureau of Animal Industry
Iowa Social Welfare Board
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Cherie
Sarat
Plie Betnaton
Oimaha
Woodford Ro
Fdmundann Hospital
Comwell
Robert, Harris
Jihy
Carelyn
Pant Seeger
Thos
W. Gidley
Pant Graham
Hamburg
Ray Wyatt
Nancy
Sidney
Pred Slarshharger
Wyatt
Harshehurser
M. J. Tlea
Mazon City
Mis
Kathleen Tea
Tames
Charles Phelps
Ihy
Charlisle
Jess Phelps
Leis Gearhart
Nebraska University
Hodarhart
Omah Simday
Williamy Barrie Yeane
Michael Jones
M. Ratoatl
Robins
Sir Porce
Sar Neill
Amite
Fi Poke
Neila
Aid
Charles Uridles
Anil
Adien
Sele
Mre Coridhey
Traintetdt
Nebo
Mr. Gridies
wWother Mro
Sam Neill
Nocieasay
Liam
Othe
Helen Nawle
Akinaiep
Gmd
Adel Afner Clark
Pearl Bashor
Iowa
Dob
Inza’s Thrift Shop
Second Ave
Gearbart Liber Yard
Empress Theater
Ray Milland
Helena Carter
Aleo
Frank Lovejoy
Richard Carlson
Bannerline
Lionel Barrymore
Sally Forrest
Don Rhoden
Mills County Sheriff
Mrs. Abner Clark
Breeders Assn
Mills Co. Fair
News OF the Churches
Nite Presbyterian Churcit
Einster Vrs
Wolpsteaver
Suunday School
Baptist Church
Gordon
McMillan
Grant Chamberlain
Jane Stone
Brotherhood
Denison
Matyern
Koutiwestern
Urary Elib
Hie Shielvern
Auntie Grumble
Wizard
Bondsman
Heinz Baby Food
Charmin
MTS
MIL Ee
Saiyers Auto Co
FORD
A] Laas
Alto
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