Whitehill Family Reunion at Shenandoah Home
A Whitehill family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitehill Sanday art 6 at noon. Attendees included Vern and Vivian Whitehill, Paul and family, Sam and family, Carl and daughter, Maud Whitenton, Sam Knittle, Mer Whitehill and daughter Percy Ann from Farragut, and Doreen Swain, a guest of the Whitehills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitehill Sanday
Vern Whitehill
Vivian Whitehill
Paul Whitehill
Sam Whitehill
Carl Whitehill
Mis
Maud Whitentn
Sam Knittle
Shenandoah
Mer
Ladies' Union Plans Twenty Fifth Anniversary Celebration
The Ladies' Union observed its twenty fifth anniversary preparations. Members met Wednesday afternoon under Mrs Churchman supervision and enjoyed chicken salad sandwiches pumpkin pie and coffee. Invitations go out for Oct 28 anniversary events as distant members are urged to attend. Next meeting set for Oct 23 with serving committee. Needle Craft club held an all day gathering with a basket dinner and planting time at the Johnson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Vestal
Wills Dye
Morris Wandill
Arthur Churchman
Churchman
Walter Angus
Perry Mayes
Kay Allensworth
Needle- Craft Club
Herbert Johnson
Pla Inting
Margery Matteson Weds Geo Whitten on Thursday
Margery Matteson and Geo Whitten wed on Thursday October 10 in a ceremony at the Methodist church in Climax. Rev TN Gilbert from Essex officiated. The bride, newly arrived here, had worked in the home of Mrs Zand Rass and formerly taught in Kansas schools. They reside with Margerys sister Mrs Joe Whitten of Champion Hill while receiving friendly congratulations from neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maregery Matteson
Geo. Whitten
TN. Gilbert
Essex
Zand Rass
Kansan Eehoola
Joe Whitten
Champion Hill
Strahan Consolidated School News Roundup
Strahan junior girls served dinner to the Schoolmasters club at a Tuesday meeting. High school girls began basketball practice. Agriculture class attended Brammeler's dog sale last Thursday. Home economics group made pajamas for six weeks. Miss McCoy stayed in Glenwood. Miss Hardman drove to Rock Rapids. Miss Smith went to Lincoln for the Nebraska Minnesota game. Strahan kittenball beat Malvern 6 to 6 in a close match. Freshman and sophomore parties featured prizes and a pie lunch. High school and grades presented two musical numbers at Barrett school. Cardie Rickahaugh of Randolph visited Strahan High Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brammeler
Strahan
Malvern
Cardie Rickahaugh
Randolph
Strahan High School
Third and Fourth Grades Celebrate New Readers and Prose and Poetry
The third grade wrote stories Friday and named Doyal Nosekabel as the best. Donald Wiseman was absent. We are proud of our new readers and announce two new clubs called Prose and Poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyal Nosekabel
Donald Wiseman
Fifth and Sixth Grades Attend Perfect Six-Week Period
Agnes Clark joins the sixth grade from Shenandoah, bringing the number of sixth graders to eight with three girls and five boys. Five students achieved perfect attendance, and Sheila Johnson and Kenneth Swain earned 100 percent in Spelling for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Clark
Shenandoah
Sheila Johnson
Kenneth Swain
First and Second Grades The first and second grades
A brief notice notes activities or updates concerning first and second grade classes. It outlines routine classroom matters and upcoming events affecting students, teachers, and parents. No further details are provided in the fragment.
CC Camp Logan Grids Beats Malvern Air Reserves
CC Camp Logan proved too powerful for Malvern Air Reserves as they clashed at Missouri Valley Sunday. Logan led 26 to 0 at the final whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Malvern
Air Reserves
Missouri Valley
Forty one CCCers Receive Discharges at Malvern Camp
Forty one men complete term of service at Malvern CCC Camp and depart for Kansas homes. The camp will receive about 70 new enrollees from Kansas to maintain the Conservation program. Visitors included Major Whitely Captain Anderson and Captain Byers. Chaplain Lt Bell spoke on As God Left It and as I Found It.
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Malvern CC
Kansas
Camp Officiala
Whitely
Anderson
Byers
Bell
Tiesut. Miller's
Air Reserves
Carter Lake CC
Omaha
Hurgatn
Silver City
G. L. Hadley
Aged Persons Receive $993 in Mills County Pensions
Mills county aged residents attained $993 in October payments for September old age assistance. Seventy three pensioners received an average $13.60, with total state payouts reaching $169,470 to 12,526 pensioners. The monthly average check was $19.53, and the distribution follows county population shares. This month saw the largest payment and recipient count since the plan began.
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Mills County
State Commission
Omaha visitors and local family scenes noted
Thomas Hickey of Omaha visited Tuesday and Wednesday at the John McGinnis Br. home. Miss Grace Comstock spent the weekend at Blanchard. Miss Mony Curtis and sister Frances left to visit their aunt in Grand Island Nebraska. B F Craig of Omaha called at the John McGinnis Sr. home Tuesday.
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Thomas Hickey
Omaha
John McGinnis
Grace Comstock
Blanchard
Mony Curtis
Frances
Grand Island
Nebr
B. F. Craig
John McGinnis Sr
First and Second Grades Work on Halloween Decorations
The first and second grades had perfect attendance last week while they worked on Halloween decorations for art class.
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Hallowe'en
Almost Lazarus Returns: Newspaper Hoax Rescued by Fiction
A claimed miracle patient in a distressed night supposedly recovered just as an undertaker arrived, but the tale lacks factual substantiation. The story, styled as a modern Lazarus, remains unverified and likely fictional.
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Lazarus
District Court set to retain record for next term
Clerk J. F. Greene Jr. reports the district court will likely keep its record for the year with many new cases already filed. Mata lists 21 cases including two divorces among those filed so far.
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J. F. Greene Jr
Mata
Justice Lawler Keeps Busy Court in Glenwood
Justice Lawler’s court in Glenwood handles many litigants with a Tuesday suit from Hobo Igland among belligerent citizens. The case recalls the old time fame of the place for loud disputes and public jawing.
Dr and Mrs Agan to Visit in Owatonna
Dr Q M Agan and daughter Mrs Helen Johnson of Owatonna Minnesota attended the funeral of S T Goltry in Runsell then planned to stay several weeks in Mrs Johnson's home in Owatonna Minnesota They had recently returned from an auto trip to their old home in Indiana.
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Q. M. Agan
Helen Johnson
Owatonna
Minn
Runsell
S. T. Goltry
New Cars Registered In Past Week In Cities
Registration of new cars during the past week lists owners and models in Mineola Malvern Randolph and Glenwood including Ford Chevrolet and Chevrolet Coach variations. Notable names include George Gas Imogene O H Walker Carl Fischer Glenn Skerritt and Edna Walker with Chevrolets and a Ply mouth coupe. Truck registrations include H H Holloway Randolph and Wilson Hatchery Malvern International.
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George Gas
Imogene
Ford Tuedor
Ulf Casner
Glenwood
Plymouth
Edna Walker
Malvern
O. H. Walker
Mineola
Chevrolet
Glenn Skerritt
Carl J. Fischer
B. E. Mann
H. H. Holloway
Randolph
Wilson Hatchery
International
Marriage Licenses Issued In Mills County Past Week
Mills County records show several couples obtaining marriage licenses in the past week. On Oct 9 Edward Smith aged 40 and Lillie Ward 31 from Omaha were joined by Earl Lewis 24 of Neola and Aleda Jane Bergstrom of Council Bluffs. Also on Oct 9 Louis Wiest 23 and Virginia E Jensen 19 both of Council Bluffs, plus Orvis Neely 23 of Lincoln and Eola Harper 18 of Omaha. On Oct 11 Howard B Bullard 21 and Lucille Hampton 20 both of Omaha completed their habilitation.
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Mills County
Edward Smith
Lillie Ward
Omaha
Earl Lewis
Neola
Aleda Jane Bergstrom
Council Bluffs
Louis Wiest
Virginia E. Jensen
Orvis Neely
Lincoln
Eola Harper
Howard B. Bullard
Lucille Hampton
Cradle roll day and small gathering at Oaks Sunday School
Oaks Sunday School reported 83 attendees including 12 visitors. Memory verses were recited by primary grades and babies on the cradle roll numbered 12. Families visited homes and shared meals, with multiple guests and relatives hosting gatherings. A birthday gift was given by Lloyd Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Williams
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