Maher and McGarell funeral notices at Imogene
Immense turnout marked the funeral of Richard J Maher at St Patrick's Catholic Church Imogene with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Born in Kilkenny Ireland in 1872 he became a prosperous farmer near Imogene and left a widow Annie and three children plus four grandchildren. Also notices for John McGarell born 1841 in Temple Hill and long time Iowa and Oregon resident, died at sister Mary McGarell’s home with services at St Patrick's and burial at Mt Calvary. survivors include siblings and relatives from Imogene and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eelavk
Richmard
Maher
St. Patricks Catholic Church
Francis W. Dole
Edmund Donne Wambure
William Melville
Shenandoah
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Richard J. Maher
Kilkenny
Imogene
Annie Culleton
Albert
Leo
Marie
Leo. Laughlin
St. Patricks Church
Mr. Maher
Handa
Pat Maher
Ireland
Thos. F
Matt
Bern
Joe
Lou
Iarold Maher
Jerry F. Maher
Mike McCardle
Harold Maker
Woodbine
EK. J. Sweeney
Omaha
John McGargin
Mary McGarein
Francis Doyle
James
William
James Skahill
Johnny Hughes
Will Leahy
Will Head
Ed Mollinnis
Mike Martin
Jon McGareth
Temple Hill
Imasene
Box Butte
Greeley County
Nebr
Lake City
Cola
Oregon
Seo
Tngerine
Joe MecGareill
Here
Mary
Mia
J. Conlon
Cascade
Nieres
Len Meiargill
Portland
Ore
ATP
PL Ed. Conlen
Iowa
James McGareill
Fort Crook
Nett
John Mworak
David City
E McGareill
McGareill
Dubuque
Margaret
McGar- Shenandoah
Konjola touted by Mrs Mitchell in testimonial ad
Mrs Winnie Mitchell of Washington Street Lincoln testifies Konjola eased neuritis headaches and swelling after four bottles. She says the medicine transformed her health and she will always keep Konjola at home amid other endorsements from grateful users nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winste Mitchell
Konjola
Winnie Mitchell
Washington Street
Lintole
Malvern
Jowa
Local residents attend events and family news across Missouri Valley
Mrs. M Printy spent Saturday in Omaha on business. Mrs. Mike Laughlin returned Saturday from Council Bluffs where her son Bernie is recovering from surgery at Mercy hospital. The Martin Store in Hastings promotes a Big Store Wide Sale. Several locals, including Pat Maher and Mae Delehant, visited Council Bluffs. Anna Delehant and Leo Higgins toured for medical care. Ernie Delehant, Tony Saner, and other neighbors share hospital, travel, and family updates. News covers husking corn season progress, births, hospital stays, and community events with multiple mentions of Shenandoah, Council Bluffs, and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Laughlin
Council Blus
Bernie
Mercy Hospital
Pat Maher
Mae
Emmett
Council Bluffs
Gerald
Mercy
Johnny Mee Garavil
Leland McGargill
Itand Hospital
Shenandoah
George Leibsch
Clarence Yers
Easton
Kas
Frank Satter
Noda- Way
Wins
Merry Hospital
Connell Bluffs
Miss Anna
Andrew Delehant
Leo Higgins
Dan Delehaut
Omaha
Leo
Euston
Burlington Road
Anna
Andrew
Mami Barron
Louise Gutechenritter
Hilliary
Nash Caine
Fremont County
Ruth Howard
Here
May Wutney Farulum
Werlcome
Anus O'Conner
Mia Mutle McGinnty
Mra
Andy Clark
Carelle Head
Harry Woods
Denty
Handalph
Lof Mire
Will Malloy
Iag
Tes
Kors
Mim
Momle Murray
Gratna
Nebr
Hastings High and Town Team to Play at Strahan Friday
News from Hastings reports the Hastings High School and town team basketball games set for Friday evening, November 22 at Strahan. Earlier, freshmen girls under Miss Brezo hosted a canteen for athletics, raising about $25 to $30 after weather reduced turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Strahan
Miss Brezo
Absences listed for the week by name and day
The schedule shows absences on Monday none, Tuesday by Dale Potter Kenneth Bare Lorraine Clark and Nedra Crawford, Wednesday Kenneth Bare, and Thursday Kenneth Bare and Dale Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Potter
Kenneth Bare
Lorraine Clark
Nedra Crawford
Examinations Bring Hope to Students Across Campus
Examinations were held Thursday afternoon and Friday with several students improving grades by taking the test. Tirade cards will be issued Wednesday and must be returned by the Monday following.
First and Second Grade Report Cards Weekend Notes
Report card week with few red cards due to chickenpox. Names of students who enjoyed a square holiday Friday include Reta Crawford Dorothy Trimmer Percy Bowen Pretty Bowen Clifford Gustin Eugene Kitwelh Warren Vannier. Local notes mention church school gifts and a long list of thanks. Several community members and family visits are recorded, plus a cemetery association meeting and family travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Crawford
Dorothy Trimmer
Percy Bowen
Pretty Bowen
Clifford Gustin
Eugene Kitwelh
Warren Vannier
Turkey
Shaw's Gift Shop Opens In Hastings With Holiday Stock
Mrs Blanche Shaw leases space near Dr Christy’s office and opens this week with Shaw’s Gift Shop offering a varied line of gift novelties and handiwork aimed at holiday shoppers. Community notices mention church topics and Sunday activities while local families plan visits during Thanksgiving week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Shaw
Christmas Seal History and Howard Pyle Design
The 1930 Christmas seal features Santa Claug approved by its band and bearing the greeting Merry Christmas Health to All. Proceeds fund tuberculosis fight, with the original 1907 Howard Pyle design now a valued collectible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claug
Howard Pyle
National Committee
Om Medical Research
Wluth
Local families visit relatives in Omaha and Marion county
Frank Hodge and family with Mrs. Madge Cain and Mrs. Oscar Taman and children came from Conneil Bluffs to visit their mother Mrs. N. W. Hodge on Sunday. Mrs. Grace McCord returned home from Marion county after five months away, led by her brother Ransell. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Shepard and Margaret drove to Omaha Sunday for the Mes siah practice recital. Mrs. Elizabeth Sawyers arrived Thursday from Harbank, troubled by her father S. B. Tutehings illness. OraI Bower and family spent weekend with relatives in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hutchings
Ruth Davis
Red Oak
North Grove
Jim Knott
LaVonne
George Peu
Hays
Ben Haroff
Betty Louise
J. J. Starr
Omaha
Ethelyn
Norma Crawford
Malvern
Eleanor Qwens
Peru
Nebr
Floyd Owens
Grenwood
H. If. Wilson
Wilson
Nattle McDowall
Elberty
Utah
Ord
PL Walker
Marjorie Jean
Lewis
Sage
Ross Travis
Corneil
Sundas
C. Mutchings
Mrs. Derson
Frank Hodge
Madge Cain
Oscar Taman
Conneil Bluffs
N. W. Hodge
Grace McCord
Marion County
Ransell
W. R. Shepard
Margaret
Messia
Elizabeth Sawyers
Harbank
Qral Bower
Sundar
Farm accident injures Roser Norville in Randolph
Roser Norville was riding a cow barge when he fell, injuring his ankle and knee and needing a doctor after his wife heard his calls for help. He rests at home as medical care begins. Nearby, Lindell Rush and Everett Hatcher enlisted and a son informs his parents of Navy service and relocation to Pekin China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roser Norville
Norile
Fortina
Sverett Hatcher
Kirk Bushnell
China
Pekin
Navy
Hatcher
Harry Stone
T. H. Stone
Elmer Anderson
Omaha
O. B.S. Lodge
Clare Spencer
Slonx City
Local Visits Span California to Hastings Notes
Mrs Ed Aaff of Lode Beach California was guest of Loren Foster then A J McCord in Malvern to visit her sister and brother. Mrs Wallace Wederquist cared for her parents while Rowen family traveled to Kansas to see their son, injured in an attack. South American papers dispatched war correspondents as quiet times return amid hunting season chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Aaff
Lode Beach
Calif
Loren Foster
A. J. McCord
Malvern
Jack Cupp
Wallace Wederqniat
Routh
Hastings
Rowen
Kansas
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Mills County
Richard Maher
John McGareill
Incom
M. Printy
Martin
Hastings School
Jesus
Paul
Jerusalem
Pant
Epworth League
W. J. Weber
John Neitert
Yvirginia
Claremont
South Dakota
John Nebert
Marti
Raymond Shepard
Renaud Risden
Sidney Schools
W. RR. Shepard
Jenny McFarland
Stonandoah
C. W. Kelley
White Cloud
L. H. McFarland
Crawford
A. H. Crawford
Hastings, Iowa
Randolph
Bia Atns
Fns
Chicago News
Shaw’s Gift Shop
T Have
Fisher's Harness Shop
Keffer’s
Botna Valley State Bank
Hastings, Low
Martin Store
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