Emerson Bell Item From Overnight Priests Sun Home
Emerson Bell, son of overnight priests, is mentioned in a fragment noting his presence at the home of Mr. and.
05 Oct 1950
Page 1
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
1
Emerson Bell, son of overnight priests, is mentioned in a fragment noting his presence at the home of Mr. and.
Local note record of nuptials in Omaha for Tomlinson-Abbott with extended social notices. Mentions guests, visits, and community events including American Legion Auxiliary meeting details and a birth announcement for Jane Ann Ballain. Includes several names and places such as Omaha Des Moines Malvern Long Beach Griswold Ped Oak and Tulsa.
Edmonson ree his daughter Te who recently fell for asthe that they had ar ed safely. Ebert Winchester was taken to Red Oak hospital. he hasn’t been well. Wr. Lee will attend on from Oct. 9. Sledge has been cut with her sister Mrs. Emerson. Coppack and son Russell were 33 callers in Glenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Delton Boyer of Omaha visited in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allensworth. Curtis Gage, in the Navy at Great Lakes, spent the weekend with his parents Earl Allensworth. Sons assist in building Merle Cove new home. Mr. and Mrs. Wugh McSweeney visited in Oakland Sunday. Miss Leora Thirher, employed in Omaha, enjoys a vacation in Denver. Cota, Arthur Allensworth, Vic Hilliard, and Otis Pendegrant returned home from a Minnesota fishing trip with luck.
Farm loans by the CCC to finance building or buying suitable grain storage facilities will be available through June 20 1951. The loans aim to support farmers in acquiring needed storage capacity and are part of agricultural credit programs.
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