Mills County property transfers bulk notices
Walter T and Alice Nosekabel transfer to Gerald G Nosekabel and Francis E Nosekabel in new section 33 township 1 range 41. Nynn E Cunningham et al transfer to Harry BE Paul a tract in NW A SW a quarter section 12 73 40. Ida M Schultz et al transfer to James J Ahern lots 8 9 and 8 10 block 5 Academy Addition Malvern. Cunningham et al transfer to Mervin Fox parts of Lot 1 section 10 73 40. Roy and Nine Price transfer to Guy Grindle Jr and Lorraine E Grindle part of N half lot 37 and all of lots 26 35 section 32 72 41. Vern J Mickelson et al transfer to Kenneth Henderson lots 33 34 section 6 72 41. Irene Childs et al transfer to Anna Riggins part of Lot 19 all of 20 21 block 17 Silver City. John L Evans et al transfer to Vernon W and Virginia O Ebeling Lot 7 Evans Hillcrest Addn Emerson. Martin G and Opal V Kmports transfer to George W Cintis Sr south 15 feet of north half lot 467 5 467 and lot 468 a tract in Lee 26 72 40 Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nynn FE. Cunningham
Mervin Fox
WD. Roy
Nine Price
Guy Grindle Jr
Lorraine E. Grindle
Vern J. Mickelson
Kenneth Henderson
Irene Childs
Anna Riggins
Silver City
John L. Evans
Vernon W
Virginia O. Ebeling
Evan’s Hillcrest Addn
Emerson
Martin G
Opal V. Kmports
George W. Cintis Sr
Lee
Bible verses and family faith in early 17th century print
A fragmented reminiscence from The Upper Room Nashville page touches on early 17th century Bible printing in London and a family journey through scripture. It reflects on the Bible’s role in life and eternal guidance, recalling generations connected to the text and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americs
Broweht
Gow
London
Roheen, Barker
King
Adair
Tod
Prayer text reflects ritual and faith in God's Word
A fragmentary prayer praises divine guidance and the Bible as God's Word, quickly veering into garbled phrases. It mentions heavenly guidance, faith, and biblical values, but the overall text is incoherent and lacks clear news or actionable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Peppy Pals 4-H Club Meeting Highlights
Two 4-H groups reported on April meetings with demonstrations on food storage bread baking and handling picnic foods. Members Linda Mletcher Linda Williamson Betsy Paul Kathy Paul Jane Warren and others led lessons while hosts served lunch and reporters noted activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Mletcher May
Patricia Dolan
Nancy Dolan
Linda Williamson
Nancy
Ms. Miller
Mrs. Fletcher
Kathy Leu
Andies 4-H Club
Betsy
Kathy Paul
Betsy Paul
Poppy Haack
Teri Naack
Mary Haack
Wanda Williams
Jane Warren
Jane
Tori Hayek
Wow
Mike
Shirley Dayson
Kathy
Betsy Paw
Debbie Williams
Iowa Farm Outlook Sees Prices Decline Then Stabilize Ahead
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell projects mixed cattle and hog market trends through late spring and summer. He forecasts prices to drift downward by mid July due to larger marketings, with potential rebounds in fall quarter volume, while pork supplies tighten and poultry competes. Fall and winter outlook suggest higher total marketings and possible price strength if exports and demand rise, with attention to the June 22 pig crop report. Nearby, local social notes list several Omaha and Lincoln visitors taking hairdressing lessons and various household visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Tate
Sime
Cory Bell
Wutrell
Futrell
Randolphs and guests host gatherings across Tarkio area events
Mr and Mrs Hawley and Schaaf family were supper guests of Mr and Mrs TH Joesting in Tarkio. Mrs Se attended a bridal shower for Aliss Mary Joesting at St Dolms near Westhuro. Attendees included Mrs Elmo Gauchu Mary and Mrs Ed Bryles at Sidney commencement then Ralph Travis home. Various Madison and Mat tison families celebrated Mrs Mattison birthday with extended visits in Thurman Sidney Council Bluffs and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Schaaf
Tarkio
Aliss Mary
St. Dolms Lutheran Church
Westhuro
Elmo Gauchu
Mary
Ed Bryles
Sidney
Ralph Travis
Bladison
James Madison
Robert Madison
Thurman
Rolle Bebout
Kenneth Mattison
Council Blults
Richard Madison
Mattison
Miss Pam Wichter Installed Rainbow Advisor in Randolph Temple
Miss Pam Wichter daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Tichter was installed Worthy Advisor of the Tabor Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in a public ceremony held May 21 at the Randolph Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Wichter
Jack Tichter
Tabor
Order of Rainbow
Randolph Masonic ‘Temple
Paper gummed tape at Leader Office sale
Large rolls two inch wide sell for 1.25. One inch wide tape also available as listed at The Leader Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mills County
Walter T
Alice Nosekabel
Gerald G. Nosekabel
Francis E. Nosekabel
Nynn E. Cunningham
Harry BE
Paul
Nwa
Ida M. Schultz
James J. Ahern
Academy Addn
Malvern
Smitty's Cafe
Malvern, Iowa
Sodey
Che
Nashville
Tennessee
Psalae
Chevrolet
Malvern, la
Breeding & Benton
John Deere Sales & Service
Jol
Iowa Farm Outlook
Richard M. McClure County Extension
Howard Ford
Pepey Aistrope
Hazel Siothawer
Tudor
Ruth Douglas
Berneice Hovendon
Shenandoah
Omaha
Betty Jackson
Nebraska Hairdressers Association
J.C. Elis
Tla- Mesa
Calif
Lassie Ellis
Ward Stothower
Bob Gray
Tara
Millard, Neb
Joan Clark
Lincoln
Don Wolfe
Steven Cree
Melinda and
Lisa of
Corby Viehter Jr
Melanie
Ben Brannian
W. B. Estes
Wm. Kerr
Randolph
John Wooten
May
Sed Wik
Dixie Dre Bliss
Wendell Wilson
Paul Biezele
Charles Wunner
Granite City
Wunner
St. Louis
Mippi
Gulf O11 Corporation Chemicals Department
Agrransal
Howard Notson
Mar
Lentz Powles
HONDA
Otto's Autos
Red Oak
M. Lb. Scheffel, M. D
Res
Pace Service & Oil Co
Iowa
J. A. Kline
GOY Oil CO
Jackson Real Estate
Custom Framing Dept
Glenwood, Iowa
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