Henderson lodge hosts social with 70 attendees
Henderson L O F lodges held an entertaining program at the lodge hall on Thursday evening. The event featured piano solos, readings, a play titled The Baby and the Both, and guests included Mrs. Patl Forbes and Ida Bittmore. After the program a social hour followed with refreshments. Visitors and local residents attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Coss of Omaha and others.
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Retekahe
Mitts County
Atlehe Harbor
Patl Forresta
Matgaret Harbor
A. H. Harbor
Henderson Consolidated School Wins Two Of Three Games at Carson
Henderson Consolidated School edged a boys team 47 to 44 and a girls squad 19 to 16 at Carson on Wednesday. Leaders included Lawrence Nelson Iran Houser Sit Simmonds and BI Me- Yay for the boys while Lucille Wilkinson Gwendolyn Ryan and Eilner Edmondson led the girls. Permanent captains were elected: Jud Wirkithoh for the boys and Bi hot Edmondson for the girls.
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Henderson Consolidated School
Henderson
Carson
Htack Wattsons
Carson Wednaxaay Field
Ales Wohith & Wedte
Robert Hatovet
Joe Bdemondsod
Rae Henditt
Taeie Witsob
Vera Fritchet
Algie Wilkineod
Cats
Johe Halmondson
Maude Edmond
Aoh
Phyilla Wane
Lucille Wilkinson
Gwendolyn Ryan
Eilner Edmondson
Grant
Seventh and Eighth Grade Rework Noted at School
Seventh and eighth grades are using new English work books. Glen Winchester taught the seventh and eighth grades on Monday. Beatrice Winchester was absent from school Friday.
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Glen Winchester
Beatrice Winchester
Third and Fourth Grade Readers Visit Our Room
Tuesday Jean Winslow visited our room and Friday Mrs Davin visited. This week the third grade learned the poem The Wind by Robert Louis Stevenson and the fourth grade studied The Arrow and the Bong by Long follow.
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Jean Winslow
Mrs. Davin
Robert Louis Stevenson
Longfollow
First and Second Grades Thanksgiving Decorations
Our room is busy making Thanksgiving decorations. On the front board is a colored picture of a turkey and corn. The second graders have written stories about the Pilgrims for language.
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Turkey
Praise for Mins Morgan and bloces for glee club
A fragment notes buying blocks for the glee club and expresses strong appreciation for Mins Morgan's work in the music department. The terse remark hints at ongoing preparations and gratitude within a school or community group.
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Mins Morgan
Appreciation for Kindness After Mother's Illness
The Sowers Family thanks friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during their mother’s illness and death. Mrs Lon Coleman was taken to Immanuel hospital in Omsha for treatment for goley. An operation will be performed later. A potluck lunch was held by the Christian Ladies Aid with good attendance and a pleasant time. They now have two quilts in progress.
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Sowers
Lon Coleman
Immanuel Hospital
Omsha
Goley
Christian Ladies’ Aid
Local church event and community visits noted
A church gathering at the Wales church Wednesday evening drew about sixty attendees. Mrs. Eva Sowers traveled to Jefferson City to visit her brother Art Sowers. Visitors from various towns, including Malvern and Shenandoah, were mentioned, with Mrs. Art Phelps and daughter returning from Omaha and several families noted for recent visits and dental work.
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Pryriie
Athens
Ste. Aittoeft
Wales
Mise
Eva Sowers
Jefferdén
Art Sowers
Ure. Benton
M. B
Nesbitt
Art Phelps
Jane Daniell
Omaha
A. J. Harbor
Arlene
Consoll Bluffs
Local Notes From East Liberty and Surrounding Towns
East Liberty and nearby communities report social visits and family news. Mrs Archie Haines and Miss Joals Kerney visited Silver City. Beaton family guests from Malvern stayed with Kari Carr in Tabor. Marjorie DuVal from near Malvern attended weekend visits at Frank Duval’s. Norma Jean Seaton named for Alliance newborns. Ladies’ Aid meetings and birthdays noted. Local travels include stops at Glenwood, Letcher South Dakota, Wellington, and Shenandoah. Kathryn Anderson returned from KFNF broadcasting. Sunsh ine Aid to host November 16 with pot luck meals. more community updates and greetings.
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Archie Haines
Joals Kerney
Silver City
2. C. Beaton
Paul
Malvern
Kari Carr
Tabor
Misa Marjorie DuVal
Gusset
Frank Duval
EH. C. Seaton
Y. H. Seaton
Alliance
Nebr
Han
Norma Jean
Roy
Howard P. Young
Guy Parker
Ladies’ Aid Society
Laure Kerney
Isle Grove
Glenwood
Sunahine
Glyde Barger
W. H. Gray
Hilton
Letcher
Mra
W. H. Maddocks
Chas
Wilhelm
Lyle Howard
Near Tabor
Archie Haligg
Mre
R. K. Henderson
James
Mary
Fred Alexander
Dele
Wellington
Colo
Mr. Henderson
Mary Miller
P. Y. Plumb
Iowa
Kathryn Anderson
Shenandoah
Anderson
Kathryn
Henry Field Company
KFNF
Ladies Aid Society
Social Son
Emerson family gathers as Fred Z Stine reveals marriage
Emerson th and Httie family gathering at the home of Rev and Mrs F. Belila notes their son Fred Z Stine of Omaha has revealed he has married. Fred, united with Miss Ross Mary Tobin of Kansas City, Mo. He is private secretary to Fr Carey on The Omaha Bee News and recently with Quaker Petroleum Co. After a honeyshoot trip, the couple will reside at Sabboth apartments 624 South 49th Street Omaha. Congratulations are extended.
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F. Belila
Fred Z. Stine
Otmahs
Fred
Rossmary Tobin
Tobin
Kansas City
United States
Beetet Service
Mts. Stile
Carey
Quaker Petrolent Company
Omaha
Sabboth
South 49Th Street
Three Realty Deals In Town This Week
Several local properties changed hands this week. Earl Crawford bought the house north of the Hallla Pick ering Hives from W. T. Bnodgrass. Dr. A. E. B. Blakes purchased the Pearl Lang property north of the Emerson State Bank. A. M. Brevené acquired the Bwisher property where Will Good now lives, with possession set for March 1.
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Earl Crawford
W. T. Bnodgrass
Theta
Hallla Pickering Hives
A. E B. Blakes
Pearl Lang
Emerson State Bank
Bert Huntaman
A. M. Brevené
Will Good
Ilyns
Thorson Crabtres Tie Knot in Rockport Nuptials
Edwin Thorson of Peru Nebraska and Bertha Crabtres of Nebraska were married last April in Rockport Missouri. The couple plans to reside with Mrs. Nels Peterson for the time being. Local friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Edwin Thorson
Bertha Crabtres
Peru
Nebr
Rockport
John Thorson
Nebraska
Emerson
Nels Peterson
Surprises Mark O E 5 Meeting and Grand Chapter Gift
Emerson chapter members note unexpected honors for Mrs. Hisle L. Evans who received Grandfather at Grand Chapter during the Monday gathering. A gift from past officers accompanied the moment, presented by Frank Ogrevie, with a later token from current officers by Lowell Patrick. Cafeteria luncheon followed. attendance was strong and coffee served by Mrs. Hattie M. Evans and Mrs. Kate Lakin.
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Eimeraon
Hisle L. Evans
Grand Chapter
Evan
Lowell Patrick
Hattie M. Evans
Kate Lakin
Autistic Bay to Armistic Day Observed by Ameraon Churches
Ameraon churches kept Armistic Day Sunday with waton services in the Methodist church. A ceremony titled Lest We Forget featured Taps and a bugle call at 10:59. Rev J F Buile gave the address. Rev B H Ripley presided. a ladies chorus sang The Pilgrims Journey. Musical numbers included America The Shouta of War Bhall Cease God date America and America the Beautiful. Rev James R Kapple on furlough from Africa offered the closing prayer. Willis Cottrell visited his daughter Mrs Bert Huntsman. Born to Elmer Sarahh and wife November 11 a son named William Herbert. Congratulations extended. C 4 Vestal traveled to Omaha to visit sister Mrs Clawell in Clarkson hospital. T F Douglas returned from Kansas for a funeral.
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Ameraon
Waton
American Legion
J. F. Buile
B. H. Ripley
Roland Base
AntiMary
Agrienes
America
America the Beautiful
James R. Kapple
Africa
Willis Cottretl
Miesonca
Bert Huntsman
Elmer Saraoh
William Herbert
Vestal
Omaha
Ctlawell
Clarkson Hospital
T. F. Douglas
Kanana
Patriotic program observed for Education Week
A patriotic program in observance of American Education Week was held Friday afternoon by the Adapt and American Legion Auxiliary. The program featured speakers on planning new ways of service, patriotism in education, and a piano solo. Announcements of grad awards were made by grades and high school. Attendees included local families and district officials. Several community members were noted for travel and hospital visits, with updates on relatives and friends.
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American Legion
America
J. F. Stille
Mra
W. H. Cramer
Savatn Carson
L. BE. Ripley
Paxson
L. BH. Ripley
Imogene S E Mills 74 Dies After Illness of Months
Imogene S E Mills aged 74 years and 21 days died at the home of Mr and Mrs Perkins after a long illness. She suffered a stroke and pneumonia was the immediate cause. She was born Oct 15, 1860 in Page County and married to John W Belles Feb 7 1873 in Red Oak. Survived by several children and grandchildren. Funeral services held at the Perkins home then Gastana Community church with interment in Castana cemetery.
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Rhoda Margaret Belles
John Perkins
Page County
John W. Belles
Red Oak
Belles
Pass County
Monona County
Castana
Aye Obilaren
John York
John Perking
Imogene
Henry Mason
Wilberton
Kanu
Ad Belles
Martinson
Perkina
O. F. Howard
Methodist Church
Onawa
Gastana
Castang
Primary Teacher Here to Wed James Laughlin
The banns of matrimony were published Sunday at St Patrick Catholic church for Miss Marlo Carr a public school primary teacher and James Laughlin Jr youngest son of James Laughlin Sr The wedding will occur soon A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Edldie Gutuchenritter on Wednesday Nov 7 They also have one other child a boy A baby boy arrived Friday Nov 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Johnny Oweng making them a family of three boys and three girls Congratulato ns
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St. Patricka Catholic Church
Marlo Carr
James Laughlin, Jr
James Laughlin
Mac Maher
Randolph
Agnes O'Connor
Omaha
Vislt
Edldie Gutuchenritter
Mra
Johnny Oweng
Pekingese Dogs Honored Across ancient Chinese Palaces
From the Sab dynasty era in China over two millennia ago, Pekingese dogs resided with royalty in palaces. They received great care and strict ownership laws made it a death crime for non royals to possess them, with court attendants responsible for their welfare.
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China
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