Henderson and Macedonia obituaries and local news notes
Mrs Ray Smith dies in Council Bluffs after gall bladder trouble leaving husband and several grandchildren. Mrs C W Wigginton of Macedonia dies at 77. funeral at Macedonia Methodist, burial in Macedonia cemetery. Various local social notes include church services, school events, and visitors such as Bee Houser, Claude Holt family, and Red Oak trip. Weather and health updates mention Omar Beebe and Nesbitt case improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Wigginton
Macedonia
Jege Creamer and E Smith Marry in Local Ceremony
Announcement notes the marriage of Ells worth Smith and Jean Creamer after several weeks as a couple. Mrs. Smith is a Henderson High School graduate born and raised locally, while Mr. Smith farms west of town. They will reside with the groom's mother until March 1 before moving to a new farm. Friends extend best wishes. Ed Davis has recovered from illness. Rex G. Dory enjoyed a pheasant hunt in Butler county near Clarksville, bagging a limit. Mrs. Dory accompanied him to Corning to visit her parents. Mrs. Georgia Wilkenton and Jet. Lyle were in Shenandoah Thursday. Mrs. Fred Skank has been sick. Bethel Dobbs visited relatives near Traynor. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilkinson celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary Nov. 20 and hope for many more. Art Allensworth and family of near Hastings visited Tuesday. Mrs. Allensworth is recovering from illness, with her mother Nora Gravitt staying with them. Bil Phillips, a student at Indianola, spent a bit with his parents Saturday, returning with Elliott students. Mr. and Mrs. Beevis Sowers were in Omaha Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Sunday School
Clyde Gravitt and Son
Red Oak
Rebekah
M. E
Hines of
Rey. Nesbitt
M. E. Ald
Nelile Young
California
Young
Neliie Hollingsworth
William Cain
William Creamer
Barntco Roberts
Chicago
Willam Cain
Marjorie
Michigan
Mrs. Hebarke
Beevis Sowers
Eliiott
Ellsworth Smith
Jean Creamer
Mrs. Smith
Henderson High School
Ed Davis
Rex G. Dory
Butler County
Clarksville
Traynor
Ed Wilkenson
Art Allensworth
Hastings
Allensworth
Nora Gravitt
Bil Phillips
Indianola
Elliott
Mrs. Beevis Sowers
Omaha
Henderson Consolidated School Practice Game Recap
Henderson hosts Carson in a practice game with the second string winning 7 to 2 and the first team ahead 59 to 7. Henderson girls fall 25 to 50 as E Edmondson scores 18. The schedule lists upcoming boys and girls games through February with many sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Henderson
Nelson
Wilkingon
McVay
Simmonda
Howser
Vaught
Elawick
Allen
Stitt
Roberson
Frazler
Parker
Harbor
Hendrix
Edmondson
Simmonds
Ryan
A. Wilkinson
Owens
E. D
M. Edmondson
Wilson
Dodd
Fretcher
E. Edmondson
Stennett
Hancock
Emerson
Macedonia
Strahan
Silver City
Ian
Treynor
Stracan
Malvern
Coburg
Seventh and Eighth Grades Visit by Mrs Parker and Others
Mrs Clinten Parker and her mother Mrs Newton of Comnett Blutts and Mrs Arthur Fritcher visited Monday. They urged mothers to call on August to see how classes are progressing. The room is enjoying the weeks’ work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinten Parker
Newton
Comnett Blutts
Mis
Arthur Fritcher
Orchestra Peculiarities and Local Notes Span Page
In Henderson the orchestra faces quirks from missing tack supplies for Gwen Ryan and others to instrument maintenance issues. Locals Lucille Wilkinson and several players joke about in-tune violins while Billy Harbor prefers using his nose for a horn. Social notes mention visits to Omaha and family ties as well as a Navy fact about fleet actions and enemy ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Gwen Ryan
Lawrence Fickel
Clinton Parker
Robert Harover
Carrol Phillips
Lucille Wilkinson
Joyce Nesbitt
Robert Alexander
Vera Fletcher
Elinor Edmondson
Billy Harbor
Miss Morgan
4-H Winners Headed to National Congress in Chicago
Iowa 4-H delegates, 26 girls and 33 boys from across counties, will attend the 1934 National Club Congress at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago December 1 to 8. Delegates earn honors for 44H achievement, based on contest work and overall club activities. transportation largely funded by cooperating railroads and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Chicago
Doris Souta Paul
Muscatine County
Paul Shaff
Camanthe
Mercella Smith
Oskaloosa
June Cadwell
Dallas Center
Verna J. Meyers
Diton
Alice Post
Springville
Frances Bett Crufen
Helen Stadlman
Sac City
Marie Delagardelle
Waterloo
Andre Johnson
Auburn
Irene Kreager
Newtob
Velma Ithian
Walcott
Rosalie Quick
Gowrie
Atline Kile
Dorothy Frater
West Liberty
Agnew Agnew
Afalisna
Mary Jane King
Oakland
Betty Jane
Creston
Dale Williames
Iowa City
Jack O'Donnell
Cole
Kenneth Kobbt
Goldfield
Charles Showalter
Hampton
Ernest
Gilbert Bebo
Sheffield
Royald
Russell Holt
B. McClurg
Jefferson
Clifford Kinsling
Robert Howett
Odnattue
Lester Iams
Eldridge
Verlyn Russell
Storm Lake
Ed Wearin
Malvern
Donald Wellendorf
Davenport
Donald Roberts
Rudd
Vincent Kelley
Washburn
John Christensen
Montrose
Were Eral Railroad Cotepanies
Mills County Farm Bureau Adopts County Program at Meet
Bruce M. Kilpatrick reports Mills County Farm Bureau directors adopt a county program featuring outlook meetings in each township this month. The plan covers agricultural outlook, farm record keeping for tax and compliance, cooperative marketing analysis, and supporting creameries with records and accounting. It aims to aid with corn hog, feed and seed outlooks and drought issues, plus speaker arrangements for farm meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Farm Bureau
County Food Program Aid and Outreach Efforts
Local officials outline a cooperative plan with federal and state agencies to extend the farm education program. United States Department of Agriculture and extension staff will assist in organizing offices, stenographic support, and facilities for county work. The county agent’s office will run an exchange to locate feed supplies and map best use of available foods this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringatetek
United States
Atfieelteté
Patti Boteka
Kipatrick
Drought Emergency Bulletin on Nonlegume Hays Feeding Value
A new Iowa State extension bulletin outlines feed value of nonlegume hays and advises combining with fodder to diversify rations. It notes lower protein and minerals than legume hays but highlights their role in avoiding “stale” cattle on cornstalk rations. Prepared by Culbertson and colleagues with Rex Beresford, the guide covers emergency rations for beef cattle sheep horses and swine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Iowa State College ‘Extension Service
Aten
C. C. Culbertson
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
B. H. Thomas
A. B. Caine
Iowa Station
Rex Beresford
Bulletin
Mills County Poultry Show announces exhibition and production prizes
The Mills County Poultry Show details entry fees for all classes, prizes for breeds and junior clubs, and special premiums. It promotes standard production judging, amateur blue ribbons, and cash premiums for junior participants with entry fee reductions. The document lists prizes for ducks, geese, rabbits, eggs, and various breed categories, plus special premiums for Barred Rock, White Rock, Buff Orpington, and Leghorn entrants. It also notes trade certificates honoring prizes and regional sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringles
Pho
Glenwood
Bloom Bros. Hatchery
Wayne
Wilson
Elecric Hatchery
C. J. Deupree
Ray Feed & Produce Co
Glenwood Hatchery
Wilson's Electric Hatchery
Mills County Poultry Ass'n
Mills County Poultry Show
Agricultural Colleges
Department of Agriculture
U. S.A
Milla County
Mills County Poultry Association
C. J. Beypree
White Rock
Cerl Knight
Everett Sawyers
Fred
D. Greenlee
Shenandoah
Orpington
Are Ia
Chas
Chas. Davis
Mra
Fred Kirkendall
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Ray Smith
Council Bluffs
Council Biaffa
Cmsia
Jege Creamer
E. Smith
Henderson Consolidated School
Lyla Wilkinson
Ward
French
Will Small
Dale Walker
Tom Houges
Orchestra News
Lon Coleman
Coleman
Mina la Htte
Merrill Crouse
G. W. Wilson
Maud Kindlige
C. H. Amick
Lee Gilfillan
Humphrey
Clarinda
United States Navy
Mills County Farm Bureau News Brace MH. Kilpatrick, Sient. ‘Favta Ti
Ingle
Ofa
Mateert
Meet
R. E. Humphrey Carroll Bloom
Evert
WM. H. Whitfield
Joe Dagle
W. H. Riser
Carl Wil L. R. Pippitt
Mills Country
Memner
Mory
Eas
Sec.Treas
Trenton
Lawrence Bishop
Charles Davies
Assi
The
American Poultry Association
Glenwood Armory
Namher
Geook
Praté
Mills County Institute and Corn Show
Pris SR Ruarar
Prise
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Percy
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