Henry Buch Elected President of Center Townships Farm Bureau
Center Township Farm Bureau elected Henry Buch as president for 1926 at its annual meeting held in Hilladale basement after an oyster supper. Mrs. A. H. Culver was re elected vice chairman, Dean Jackson re elected secretary, and H W Sawyers steps down from presidency after a year of service. J E Clowers of Lyons township spoke on nursery stock and pruning, with musical interlude by Helen Buch, Vern Mayberry, and Carol Reasoner. New members include Ethyl Pratt Creston Ia and others. concert date pending with Miss Sue Heynen to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Buch
Center Townships Farm Bureau
Good Progran
Center Township Farm Bureau
Treasuer
Farm Bureau
Mra
A. H. Culver
Dean Jackson
H. W. Sawyers
J. E. Clowers
Lyons Township
Clowers
Mr. Clowers
Helen Buch
Vern Mayberry
Carol Reasonear
New Officers in Rawles Farm Bureau Elects Leaders
Don Cunningham named president of Rawles Township Farm Bureau at October meeting in the community house. Julia Grosse opened with four solos. Fred D. Greenlee led the Tiny Tumblers from the Ta por schoolyard group. 4H club girls sang in negro dialect and performed minstrel patterns. Officers elected: Don Cunningham president, Mrs Lewis Bass vice president, V. V. Wyant secretary treasurer. Mrs Chad Watkins and Mrs Walter Harrison on serving committee with doughnuts and cider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cunningham
Township Farm Bureau
Rawhes ‘Township Farm. Bureau
Julia Grosse
Fred D. Greenlee
Tapor
Lewis Bass
V. V. Wyant
Chad. Watkins
Walter Harrison
Mother Daughter 4H Club Plans Luncheon and Music Memory
Members of the county girls club vampirtes and 4H club leaders met at the farm bureau office on Thursday October 22 to finalize plans for the annual Mother Daughter luncheon set for Saturday November 14 in the Liberty Memorial Building at 8 00 pm The event will feature a complete review of the Music Memory Contest and a push to organize a county orchestra Each member is urged to bring a game and any interested adult may attend as a substitute or helper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machen
Vampirtes
Teaders
Farm Bureau
Liberty Memorial Buililng
Orchastyi
Seork
Milla County Simpson Club
Simpson Animni
Indianola
Simpson
Parsons
Salvers
Mills County Simpson Club
Parsona
Iowa
Hopper Gymmnarium
Black Friars Club
Tabor College Girls' Glee Club Presents Unclear Concert
Fragmentary OCR reads as a report on Tabor College girls' glee club with garbled names and dates. It mentions consent, a person named Tunis and a church or school context, but details are unreadable. The text is partially legible but uncertain about events or outcomes.
Annual Spotted Poland Herd sale attracts solid crowd
A hearty turnout attended L. L. Robbins annual Spotted Poland sale at the High Bank Farm. Buyers from Iowa Nebraska and Missouri purchased 45 boars for a total of 1883 dollars averaging 41.80 per head with many bidding near 43 dollars. Top prices approached 79 dollars. The event included a big dinner hosted by Wesley Chapel church women and featured robust activity by leading local breeders and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Robbins
High Bank
Polandia
W. I. Clark
Oakland
Iowa
Downey
Massena
Clark
W. MecManteal
Glenwood
W. C. Byers
Henderson
G. W. McManigal
Lea & Luts
Shelton
Nebr
J. R. Clark
Stonebraker
Hender
J. M. Ayer
Wm. Kohl
Mineola
W. RB
Johnson
Malvern
John Rankip
Tarkio
Arthur Burgoin
Silver City
Henry Landstram
Red Oak
Frank Walker
Waverly
Canee
Arthur Burgole
Arthur Cape
Cc. E
J. W. Bimmons
W. Obrecht
Harlag
Ferd Brunk
Oak
QaWjend
Gakland
Hugo Timme
Bennington
Exscern Sevesces
Marlon H. Wise
Jan
Rey Coons
Macadalis
Yay
V.plake
Ian
H. G. Goong
Bons
Macedante
Ceases
H. C. Caona
Mader Born
Eremee Cenee
Whenetes
Baeenene
Oprl
Carlsenwaa
Sdarneres Snaens
Ula
Wiley
Headersan
Center School to Dedicate New Building in Homecoming Program
Center School district in Deer Creek township plans a Friday evening dedication of its new building and a homecoming for former pupils teachers and patrons. The program features an invocation financial report presentation of the building acceptance by a board member student songs and a talk by the county superintendent with pupils and teachers participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center School
Deer Creek Township
Center
America
Mitchell Financial Report
Harvie Douglas
Earle McCormick
John Russell
Hoard
Ora Douglas
Elva Surface
Pupila
Wyettereeso Eterle Wees
Center District
Miles Mary “Rathke
Grinnell Sophomores Elect Officers Including Malvern Youth
Donald Laird head of the Grinnell College sophomore class is named president with Flor ell treasurer and Ted Bender as men’s social chairman. Laird, active in the Tonian Literary Society and the Grinnell Glee Club, will lead the group as they prepare for a Western contest in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Laird
Grinnell
Des Moines
Malvern
Grinnell College
Florell
Rel
Virginiammerage
Chicago
Radio Station Opens By A A Berry Seed Co
A. A. Berry Seed Company of Clarinda announces the opening of Radio Station K8Q on November 3. The station operates 500 watts under Bankers Life Co. of Des Moines with call letters WHO, at 241.8 meters. Broadcast hours are 7 to 9 p m daily except Saturday, with daily noon programs except Sundays. This marks the third seed firm to install radio broadcasting, though they discontinue newspaper advertising when doing so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Berry Seed Company
Clarinda
K8q
Bankers Life Co
Des Moines
Death Claims Aged Pioneer Eli F Judah in Iowa Township
Eli Franklin Judah died October 21 at the Judah homestead in Deer Creek township near Hastings after a lingering illness. He lived 70 years on the same farm, came as a toddler with his mother and siblings, and was a well known elder in Mills County. Funeral services were held October 24 at his home, with Rev J J Brittell officiating and Mrs Frank Breele singing. burial followed in South Grove cemetery. He remained childless but had many relatives including a brother in Omaha and a sister-in-law in Hastings. He endured long illness, receiving care from his niece Ulah Trively and two nephews Eli and Will Judah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli F. Judah
Deer Creek Township
Mills County
J. J. Brittell
Malvern Presbyterian Church
Frank Breele
South Grove
Eli Franklin Judah
Indiana
Missouri
Iowa
Glenwood
Deer Creek
Onteha
Ulah Trively
Eli
Will Juded
William Judah Sr
Omaha
Nebrone
Deborah Judah
Hastings, Ir
Business Names and Concerns Compared Earnestly
A cautious note compares two concerns based on earnest effort and diligence. The piece highlights how attention to detail and steady work influence perceived reliability and potential outcomes in a competitive market.
Brammeier Holds First Annual Purebred Hampshire Sale
L E Brammeier hosts his first annual Hampshire ewe sale at Brammeier farm north of Emerson. Auctioneers W H Cramer and R E Miller move a large crowd through 39 head of last spring farrow. Prices per head range around 40 to 99 dollars with total sales about 1607 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing. L. FE. Brammeier
Hampshire
Brammeier
Emernon
W. H. Cramer
R. EF. Miller
Laws Every Woman Should Know Talk by Atty Cook
Beckwith women gathered Wednesday October 21 as Atty K. Cook gave an instructive talk on laws every woman should know. Members voiced interest in follow up programs and invited more speakers. the meeting featured cake and friendly fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
K. OR
Mire
Corlune
Konge
Pantowine
Adisa
Nee. Meek
Mr. Kons
Malvern shuts out Plattsmouth 14 to 0 in football
Malvern defeated Plattsmouth 14 to 0 on Monday afternoon after postponement due to rain. Tonox and Jones scored touchdowns with Tonox adding a kick after the first score and Jones scoring again in the final quarter to seal the win. Malvern has now shut out four opponents this season and will host Ridney High next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Sidney
Thurman Malvern
Randolph Malvern
Kanex
Ig Malvern
Woodtige
Plattamouth
Stephenson
Wartorn
Plattamouth Heh
Piattsworth
Tonox
Censter
Malg ‘Verne
Plattsmouth
Jones
Ridney
Birthday Surprise For Mr Beaton At Home
Mrs Y H Beaton arranged and carried out a birthday surprise for her husband last Friday evening. Friends attended without his knowledge and the evening featured three tables of Five Hundred. Refreshments included popcorn apples and fudge. A pleasant gathering for Mr Beaton and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. H. Beaton
Thea Evenig
Miss Faithe Richardson Sets Sail for India Mission Work
Miss Faithe Richardson plans to sail for India to undertake missionary work after attending a General Executive meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church in Kansas City. She was accompanied by Mrs Kayton and Geo Salyers to Omaha and back to Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Masdames
EF. C. Kayton
Geo. F. Salyers
Omaha
Faithe Richardson
Malvern
Kayton
Miss Richardson
Kansas City
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Dramatic Club Musical Luncheon at Community Building
The High School Dramatic Club under Miss Ashe will host a musical luncheon Saturday Oct. Ster at 1 PM in the Community Building dining room. Forty members plan to fund the club’s work and materials. reservations are required in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Dramatic Club
Miss Ashe
RY Fey
Wodnes
Guy Aight
Card of Thanks For Kindness After Loss
We the family express gratitude to Wlwnde and neighbors for their sympathy during the illness and passing of Willie. Your kindness and support meant a great deal to us during this time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethyie Pratt
Creston
Retha King
Havel Calley
Gisdya Payne
Bidney
Margaret Griffith
Mildred Wright
Mary Deetwester
Sue Heynen
Ilinois
Vera Vents
Marjorie Wilkins
Jeannette Murphy
Helen Laird
Fannie Housel
Ju- Va Grosse
Tabor
Fern Hanson
Flo Wyman
Judith Gap
Mottaha
Mary Gorrell
Fannie Hotsel
Misa Sue Heynen
Dean Willigma
Rawles
Fdeon R. Wells
Shawnee, Okly
Board of Commerce
Polyamus
Bubinesa
Stralf
L. E. Brammeier
Harry H. Bennet
Bellevue
Tohn Evans
Emerson
Herman Schnepel
Treynor
L. V. Lowe
Towa
Glen Black
Griswold
Will J. Owen
Helderson
John R.jones
Frank Cliptson
Shenan
Bob Sar Sue Sacedebe
O. H. Hough
Weston
Long
John Evans
EB. F. Bruce
Grinewold
Gall Moore
Cc. B. Gakin
F. H. Lang
Gills
Gitte
W. Q
Oliver
J. W. Simmonds
Jan Wheatley
Atlantic
Joe Wheatley
Gilty
Dramatic Club
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