Visitors fill weekend in Silver City area
Mr and Mrs W H Maddocks hosted Edna and Wayne with guest Ethel Nelson for a Sunday visit. Mrs Herman Knop and daughter visited from Council Bluffs on Saturday while Mrs Laura Kerney and daughter Josie dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Puval on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harley Griffey of Shenandoah spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Culles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Maddocks
Edna
Wayne
Ethel Nelson
Silver City
Harry Maddocks
Herman Knop
Council Bluffs
Laura Kerney
Josie
Frank PuYal Sundar
Harley Griffey
Shenandoah
Frank Culles
News of Emerson Items of Interest
Emerson and Emersonians focus on local welfare with updates on community activities, club meetings, and civic events, highlighting volunteers, school news, and town initiatives. Readers gain a compact view of ongoing efforts shaping Emerson's social and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Landmark to be razed soon in Emerson
One of Emerson's old landmarks the livery stable is being torn down by Mr. LaVine of Red Oak. Built about 40 years ago by George and Ed Irwin, it housed a sale barn and stored implements and trucks at times. The Emerson State bank owned the building. Several residents and visitors are noted, including communities around Frank Hafer and Edie events, with many social mentions throughout the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Reception for Minister and Teachers in Methodist Church
Over 75 guests attended a Friday night reception in the Methodist church parlors honoring Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Ripley on their eighth year of service, with Bapt. and Mrs. Cranwall and staff of teachers and education board members present. Guests played a "What’s 2 a Name" game, sang old favorites, and enjoyed refreshments. Several local families and relatives visited relatives in Nebraska and California, while news arrived of the birth of Madaline Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Griffith of Long Beach, Pearl Lang’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Bradley
Methodist Church
Jones
Cranwall
L. E. Ripley
L. ©. Blank
LaVerne Carson
Mary Louise Taylor
William Ripley
Arnold Evans
Methodist
L. B. Ripley
Board of Education
John Thorson
Clarence Barns
Ladies' Aid
D. H. Pickrel
Ellerey Pickrel
Zon
Leslia Kellenbarger
Dorothy Pickrel
Jake Carson
Fairmont
Neb
Harvey Douglas
Waynes Spicer
Emory McNowell
Lincoln
Gertrude Lang
Madaline Ann
Lester Griffith
Long Beach
Cal
Rally Day at East Liberty Church School
East Liberty plans Rally Day next Sunday with a special service to encourage participation in Christian service. Marvin Nelson of Albion Neb stays with his aunt Ida Nelson in Malvern but has missed Malvern High School for two weeks due to a painful ankle injury from a fall. Mrs Laure Karney and Josie visited Council Bluffs, staying with Josie’s couple, Mrs George Bolton. Clifford Jones of Malvern and family joined ME Nelson and family for Sunday visits. Neil Mayberry of Council Bluffs spent the weekend with his parents in Malvern. C M Nelson and Ethel went to Owahe Saturday for an optometrist visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Nelson
Albion
Neb
Ida Nelson
Malvern High School
Alice
Laure Karney
Josie
George Bolton
Clifford Jones
Malvern
Hie Waela
ME Nelson
Neil Mayberry
Council Blade
Joe Mayberry
C. M. Nelson
Ethel
Owahe
R. L. South
Canada
Orlo Harris
L. W. Triplett
Omaha
Clarence Nagle
Kling
Laura Springer
Carson
Addie Boileau
Shenandoah Tuesaday
Harry Pan
Kansas City
Dan Jones
Red Oak
Red Oak Hospital
Dwight Allensworth
Phillip Springer
E. S. Evans
West Virginia
Frank Humphreville
Clarinda
C. H. Amick
Frank Rupe
Christian Parsonage
Willoughby Dye
Macedonia
Dye
Hermon Coppock
Council Bluffs
Mary Wilkinson
Ina Allensworth
Jennies Edmundson Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Springer
Earl Allensworth
Farragut
Marvin Anderson
Gladdish
H.F. Wilson
Higginsville
Methodist Sunday School
Jud Coppock
Herman Coppock
Judith Ann
Gerald Penwell
Morton Mills
Laetla Harbor
Clarkson Hospital
Methodist Church
Pearl Harbor
Leona
Marian
Margaret Harbor
Oamaha
A. Q O. Harney
Waltblakeberger
Wayne
Rally Day at Henderson Methodist draws large crowd
Hendersons Methodist church held Rally Day services with a program of a play recitations and music followed by promotion exercises. Attendees included Mrs Minnie Carlson and Mrs Louis Rinhart both ill health prevents regular attendance. Local notices mention several residents visiting Omaha Shenandoah and Kansas City and updates on hospital and work moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Minnie Carlson
Louis Rhinehart
Wesley Chapel Missionary Society Met Last Friday
The Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Society met on Sept. 23 at Mrs. Claude Wilson's home. New members Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Springer joined. Plans were made for the Oct. 13 Thank Offering with a book review by Mrs. Amick. Jeanette Luther and Lawrence Fickel visited, and a nine pound baby girl named Barbara Faith was born to Aire Nyron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amick
Jeanette Luther
Lawrence Fickel
Indianola
Ward Fickel
Jack
West Endiguela
Nive
Erle Nyron
Aire
Nyron
Kya Wilson
Barbara Faith
Parker Plumth picnic at Waubonsie Park
A Parker Plumth picnic of Were ley Chapel families was held Sunday at Waubonsie Park. Attendees included numerous Parkers and Plumbs from Council Tufts and Denver, with relatives visiting Frank Shook’s home and Mrs. Frank Alexander returning from a West Coast trip. The Clinton and Lynn Meeker families attended Guy Martin’s funeral at Deloit on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker-Stumbttennion
Waubonsie Park
Parker-Plumth Plcnic
Wereley Chapel
Cin Minmb
Council Tufts
Elsworth Plumb
Laverne
Lorraine
Virginia
Ella Plumb
Gee
Parker
Lynn Parker
Kenneth and
Donald
Betty Plumb
C. Parker
Mrs. Newton
Denver, Cole
Jim Sowers
Kenneth
Frank Shook
Frank Alexander
Oregon
California
Colorsdy
Misa Tacy Wilson
Malevert
Clinton
Lynn Meeker
Guy Martin
Deloit
Real Estate Transfers in Mill County Iowa Records
Real estate transfer notices dated Sept 22 1999 to Sept 28 1939 show instruments filed in Mill County Recorder and Clerk of the District Court. Names include Robert G Craig TL J Rosser Orley Altekruse and Carl H Conk with Kenneth R Cook and Mrs F E Pace. Properties cover blocks and lots in Glenwood Malvern and Academy Add. Details include lot widths and block numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dstrict Court
Mill County
Iowa
Robert G. Craig
J, Rosser
A. Y. Judson
Orley Altekruse
W. D
Glenwood
Carl H. Conk
Kenneth R. Cook
Mra
F. E. Pace
Academy Add
Malvern
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Son Tah
Alan Hims
Nel
R. E. Good
Cheney
Lans
Eugene G. Hafer
Frank J. Shaw
Aletha Edie
Ephriam Edie
Aletha
J. A. Wickert
Coppage
Degan Cole
Council Cluffs
Frank Babbitt
Rebekah Circle
Jim Fisher
Kidwell
Eddie Davis
Lawrence al
The
Baptist Missionary Society
E. B. Comer
R. W. Davin
Eleator
Kathleen Cheney
Persons College
Cif Unruh
East
Amy Moore
Washington, D. C
J. A. Huntsman
Huntsman
Miss Moore
Hastings
Bronx City
Jon Sainte
Lester Carson
Charles
McCook, Neb
J. V. Parker
Carrie McLain
Marion Parker
Chillicothe
Marion
McLain
H. M. Davis
Laredo
T. C. Blackman
D. C. Rinehart
W. C. Bhart
L. J. Cranwall
Missea Grace
Leona Dixon
Ruth Cofer
Lucille Stubbs
Carroll Slump
Stennett
Slump
Misa Kathleen Williams
Robert Williams
Clara McDowell
Linsey Coons
Luther Williams
Orval McVey
King Bingham
Will
Mary B. Gibson
Owen Fogarty
Bessie Buck
Elmer Larson
Council Blutte
Cornhusker Round Table
KFAB
Bob Russell
N. U
Fred Dawson
Sunflower Coal Dealers
Wan
Art Jenkins
East Liberty
Lfe
Henderson
Christhin Abd Heli
Christan Aid
W. C. Wheeler
Methodist Aid
Emma Workman
Alabama
C. M. Workman
Dan Perkina
Connell Bluffs
Sally Shook
Maltsberger
Dale
Black
Willisea
Eva Ruse
Orville Warren
Clff Black
Missouri
Maude Kindig
Dorothy
Faye Butterfield
Oran Putman
Earl Boileau
Lioyd Knight
Horace Woodlow
Council Biuffy
O'Keefe
Elliott Christian Church
Lee
Edwin Wilkinson
Idaho
Wesley Chapel
Poe
Suagward
Uncle Zeblez
Gearhart Lumber CO
Walling’s Store
Woomfield
Renaud Bik
Kabo
Nemo Corres
Hampshire
Bramment Valley
Highway 59
Oakland
Wernesdax
L. E. Brammeier
R. E. Miller
Blanchard
W. H. Cramer
R. M. McKenzie
Earl Cramer
Elliott
Glenwood State Bank
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