Emerson Events and Local Visits Highlight Week
Emerson notes show Mr. and Mrs. Dunn shipping hogs to South Omaha while many neighbors travel to Omaha Red Oak and Council Bluffs for business visits and family gatherings. A large family reunion honors Dan Hurst with Kin from Glenwood, Council Bluffs, Hastings and Red Oak attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Omaha
South Omaha
L. L. Scott
Essex
Homer Liston
Arthur, Johnson
W. A. Cole
Red Oak
Margaret Lamb
R. W. Davis
J. E. Davis
Ashland
Neb
Mary
Kittie Maguire
Beatrice Yates
J. W. Weed
Laura McDowell
Tabor
Goldie Salmony
Council Bluffs
C. O. Smith
Gipsy Smith
Guy Harold
Roland
Evangeline Cheney
Glenwood
Ray Smith
John Taylor
Everett Whisler
H. C. Knight
J. E. Burton
Kieth
James Panek
Kittie
Mary Maguire
John Carson
Nelle Gibbs
Blanche Thomas
Hazel Grayson
Francis Zimmerman
Herman Trachsel
Harold Stout
Des Moines
Caroline Rhoades
Minnie Whistler
Clyde Rhoades
Whisler
C. B. Lakin
Rochester
Minn
American Legion of Emerson
Hastings
Brown
Sutherland
Nebr
A. W. Shaner
Inez. Hicke
Vivian Smith
Malvern
W. C. McClelland
Harry CQ. Knight
Knight
Dan Hurst
Sam Boyer
Fred Boyer
Earl
Champion Hill News of Visits and Church Notes
Champion Hill community reports Sunday's visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whipple and Rolla Whipple at M. E. Hospital in Omaha, Velma McLain with Edith Parker, Barbara Lang with Georgia Derby, Mr. and Mrs. Reed from Oakland, Neva Gilmore family, and J. F. Ungry with son. Iowa Sunday School News highlights Champion Hill open country Sunday School thriving. Temperance Sunday observed by Sunbeam Band with Bible verses and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Johnson
Jana Mra
O. P. Anderson
Co. A. Rosewall
Omaha
J W. Crawford
Denver
L. EB. Ivie
W. F. Tollinger
CG. A. Lang
Pearl
Wales
R. A. Whipple
Lewis
Ben
Gilbert Cheney
Evangeline Cheney
Gipsy Smith
Ray Henry
Murray
Nebr
Emily Burton
Will Eaton
Eunice
Torrington
Wyo
Champion Hill
Harry Whipple
Fred
Charlotte
Rolla Whipple
Velma McLain
Edith Parker
Barbara Lang
Silver City
A. Reed
Oakland
Kochersperger
Neva Gilmore
Alfred Griffin
J. F. Ungry
Claude Hall
Iowa Sunday School News
Cedar Rapids
Lena Smith
Geo. Kellenbarger
Joe MacLain
Innes
Ames, Jows
Sunbeam Band
Adler-i-ka Claim Boosts Malvern Women’s Health
A vintage ad claims Adler-i-ka helps Malvern women by relieving stomach trouble and enabling appetite. It promises digestion improvement and removal of foul matter from both upper and lower bowels, suggesting protection against appendicitis and revealing hidden poisoning in the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rica
Gollius Drug Company
Ady
Malvern Visitor Attends Saturday Afternoon Event
Emmet Cardiff, a Malvern visitor, joined a local gathering Saturday afternoon as the audience sang along with the choir. The parents and congregation participated enthusiastically, with the group substituting a word in the final stanzas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Malvern
Red Cross Budgets Millions for Veteran Aid
The American Red Cross unveils a $19.9 million annual budget for relief and services in the United States and overseas, including $8.6 million for disabled ex-servicemen and families. Chapter spending and volunteer services are not itemized in the national totals, with significant funds allocated to veterans hospitals, disaster relief, and European child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
National
Red Cross
Veterans’ Bureau
Army
Navy
Tse
European Relief Council
Europe
Russia
Military budgets cited by Austria and neighbors
The Living Age notes Austria spends just over 3 percent of the total budget on military forces, while France uses over 19 percent, Great Britain 12 percent, Czechoslovakia about 17 percent, Yugoslavia over 28 percent, and Hungary about 2.24 percent, highlighting wide regional defense allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Austria
France
Great Britain
CzechdtSlovakia
Tugo Slavia
Hungary
Old School vs Modern Education Ties and Farm Living
A letter from O C Cole argues for balance between old rural values and modern education. He notes dangers of heavy debt from schooling, praises social gatherings, and criticizes consolidated districts while urging focus on local economic needs, fair taxes, and supportive farming communities. He references Abe Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt, and cites Neligh Nebraska as an example of consolidation debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Sely
Homer H. Seerley
Gedar Falls, Jr
Abe” Lincoln
Roosevelt
Neligh
Nebr
Cole
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Emerson
Iang
Roy Hawkins
O. C. Cole
Mr. Editor
Richmond
Mal-Co Ideal
Mal-Co Searchlight
F. A. Mulholland
Fred Jr
Malvern, Iowa
tIn Mulholland Co
Firestone Tires
Malvern Tire Shop
Iowa
Clem & Criswell
West Side
Poland
Sam Skaggs
Williams
Lows
S. R. Skaggs & Son
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