Friday Night Contest Program Teases Local Talent
A lampooned program lists acts for Friday night city contest featuring Dorothy entertaining the minister Margaret Ancus and a mix of performers including The Hine Eyed Sheik Robert Bates The Blue Eyed Sheik Prefers Biinds Earl Bass Pink Ice Cream Maxine Bell China Give Eyes Helen Curti Mrs Galaway Trip to Reduce Edna Cutts Muzic and Maman Takes Papa to the Sea Shore Loretta Horn The Cross Word Puzzle Roth Naylor Little Sister of the Sheik Norma Shawl Gretna Greenhorns Dorothy Iron Mrs Cohen at the Amusement Park Ruth Wiseman Supt Paul of Pacific Junction is the judge and Zoa Amick is coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dorothy
Margaret Ancus
Robert Bates
Earl Bass
Maxine Bell
China Give
Helen Cur
Mrs. Galaway
Reduce
Edna Cutts
Muzic
Maman
Papa
Amy Horn
Loretta Horn
Roth Naylor
Norma Shawl
Gretna Greenhorns
Dorothy ‘Iron
Mrs. Cohen
Ruth Wiseman
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Kayton With Birthday
The Sunday school class taught by Mrs Will Bradley met at Mrs Howard Kayton's home last Wednesday to celebrate Mrs Kayton's birthday. Weather kept away Mrs Heber Hillyer and others, but attendees listed included Mrs Fred Newell, Mrs Horace Eacrett, Mrs Harry Conrad, Mrs Zeno Bass, Mrs Earl Ramsey and baby, Mrs Harold Peterson, Mrs Frank Crouse, Mrs Will Brawler and Mrs Frank Johnson. They enjoyed visiting and planned future programs, leaving with warm birthday wishes for Mrs Kayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeno Bass
Earl Ramsey
Baby
Harold Peterson
Frank Crouse
Will Brawler
Frank Johnson
Kayten
Halloween Room Decor and Absences Across Grades
First and Second Grades report several absent students due to illness last week. The class showed Halloween spirits with Jack-o-Lanterns, pumpkins, and corn decor. Multiple parents and relatives visited or accompanied students to events and medical appointments in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hanes
Ellen Dolph
Virgil Gorgas
Sonny
Clites Auto Shop Dissolution Presented in Strahan
By mutual consent the partnership known as Clites Brothers Auto Shop is dissolved. G F Clites assumes ownership and operates anew as The Clites Auto Shop with B M Clites joining in the reassignment. Date noted as 12 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartnershiip
Clites Brothers Auto Shop
Strahan
G. F. Clites
Clites Auto Shop
B. M. Clites
Thoxine Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Thoxine provides instant relief for coughs and sore throats. It states the drug acts directly on the internal throat area, tastes pleasant, fits the whole family, and is offered in 85c, 60c, and $1.00 bottles. Sold by Collins Drug Store and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirogt
Collins Drug Store
Book Week Plans for English Department at High School
The English Literature class will study Macbeth after finishing the Shakespearian age. Emphasis on writing over hymes and outside reading. Librarians and Misa Guthrie plan Book Week November 16 to 22 with book reviews presented as a Play. Focus on non fiction and fiction reading. The tenth Latin class took a second diagnostic test Friday. results were interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Guthrie
Dramatic Division Winners Named for Oct 24 Contest
The dramatic division of the declamatory contest on Oct 24 awarded first place to Mildred Moore, second to Lilian Bradley, and third to Mary E. Churchman. Selections included The Perfect Violin by Faye Bayer and The Lance of Kannana by Lillian Bradley, among others with coach Zoa Amick and judge Mrs C D Alstro po of Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Moore
Lilian Bradley
Mary E. Churchman
Faye] Bayer
Lance of
Kannana
Lillian Bradley Helga Lind
Mary Churchman
Ila Curtis
Ulrla
Glee Club
Corn Ladies
Velva Davia
Ferne Judah
Nellia Stover
Lela Lone
Gertrude Marshall
Zoa Atnick
C. D. Alstropo
Malvern
Sixth graders present playlet for book week
The sixth grade presented a playlet for book week and some students felt lessons would improve if roles matched the books more closely. Third graders are making October posters to decorate their room. George Strohl traveled with his mother to attend school in Cornelius Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strohl
Corneil Bluffs
Fractions Taught With Potatoes and Apples in Fifth Grade
Fifth grade students began studying fractions by bringing a potato or apple to school and cutting it into fractional parts. The activity engages hands on learning as students explore parts of a whole and different fractional representations.
Seventh and Eighth Grades Plan Halloween Activities
Jeanette Shook and Eva Whitehall missed days due to illness while the eighth grade prepares Halloween story booklets titled The seventh and eighth grades are working out Halloween with a play followed by a party. Marjorie Laugh-In is credited with the writing. Ferne Judah reports. Mrs Adam Give and daughter Mrs Rena Buss visited their old friend Mrs George Hilton in Randolph. Grandmother Hilton is slowly improving. Ed McParland of Ladysmith, Wisconsin arrived to help his brother-in-law Wood Vestal harvest corn. The Teader ad notes a fence value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Shook
Eva Whitehill
Marjorie Laugh- In
Ferne Judah
Adam Give
Rena Buss
George Hilton
Randolph
Grandma Hiiton
Ed McParland
Ladysmith
Wis
Wood Vestal
CHAMPION HILL Sunday School Notes and Local Events
Community notices from Champion Hill recount Sunday school attendance, a sermon by Rev. McClelland, and a Red Oak W R C convention. The piece lists visits, family gatherings, funeral attendances for TPN Liddell, dinners, hog sale in Malvern, and travel between Red Oak and nearby towns, ending with a C E program preview on the 18th Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecCielland
Red Osk
Mesdames Erligon
Webb
Berta
Bertha Kellenbaiser
Ralph
Virgil Liddell
Sherman Allen
Inez Gordy
Francis Anery
TPN
Liddell
Sharon
Flora
F. G. Rochersperger
Clarence Bishop
Mabel Angry
Bertha Kellenbarger
Berta Griffin
Francis Parker
Mary Mae
H. B. McLarin
Dean
John Parker
Alfred Griffin
McClelland
Carrie McLain
Pearl
Vera
Velma
Leonard Gordy
Alfred Cooper
Low Hatfield
T. H. Grayson
Taylor
Oklahoma
Red Oak
F. G. Koch
Erepereer
Dean McLain
Malvern
Imogene Couple Wed at St Patrick's Church
On Wednesday morning Oct 22 at eight, Miss Helen Regan and Emmett Hughes married at St Patrick's. Rev Doyle officiated. The couple, sisters and twins featured in the wedding party, with a large family-style reception and a later wedding dance at the A O H hall. The bride, a longtime teacher, and the groom, an industrious farmer, will set up home five miles southwest of Imogene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Regan
Emmett Hughes
St. Patrick
Francia W. Doyle
Clem Maher
Herbert Sullivan
Anthony Saner
Misa Maraie Regan
Francia
Hughie Laughlin
Tommie Regan
Milly
Tride
Tom Regan
Lucy Agnes Laughlin
Mary and
Dorothy Lead
Margaret Martin
Martha Slater
Margaret Ryan
Veronica Leahy
Fanny Dempsey
Gertrude Regan
Mills County
Union School
Peer Creek Township
Johnny Hughes
Imogene
Manhad
A. O. H. Hall
Nebraska City
David Blank Dies in Barger Texas Oct 16
David H. Blank, longtime resident near here, died in Barger Texas on October 16 after an appendectomy. Born November 20, 1868 in Dubuque Iowa, he moved to Essex then Imogene. Survived by two daughters, two sons, two sisters, and burial in Red Oak cemetery. Funeral was at Red Oak M E Church with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Blank
Near Here
Barger
Texas
J. M. Fute
Mr. Blank
Dubuque
Iowa
Essex
Imogene
Page County
Elvira Wax
J. M. Fate
Pearl Black
Red Oak
Avery
Otla
Patchogue
N. Y
C. Andrey
Henderson
Jas.Kamshore
M."e.church
Blank
A. W. Touat
John Conker
W. B. Hunter
M. O. Allen
Ed Peterson
Joe Clark
Addy
A. E. Addy
Floyd Gee
Sarah Gee
Maggie Lewis
John Otts
Will Kammerer
Willie
Ed Martin
Beeson Pritchard Tied in Red Oak on Tuesday Eve
Miss Mary Beeson of Coburg and Arts Pritchard were married in Red Oak on Tuesday evening December 14. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Wesley Pritchard of Coburg. Mixy Beeson, eldest daughter of Mrs Nell Beeson, a Kansas City nurse and Coburg graduate of 1929, attended as bridesmaid. Arte Pritchard, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pritchard, will live on a farm near Climax with his bride. The couple was greeted by many friends with best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Mary Beeson
Coburg
Arts
Pritchard
Wesley Pritchard
Mixy Beeson
Nell Besson
Kansas City
Climax
Bhem
Shower for Helen Regan by Sodality Girls
A miscel laneous shower for Helen Regan was hosted at her aunt Mrs Fanny McGargill’s home on Monday night Oct 20. Guests gave useful presents for her new home and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality
Helen Regan
Fanny McGargill
Maher-McDermott
Fire destroys home. Pierson family displaced
A fire damaged the Pierson residence last Monday afternoon caused by a faulty flare. The house could not be saved, furniture mostly saved. a parlor suite was lost. The Pierson family moved in with Willie Gilmore while a new house is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad Pierson
Mr. Pierson
Willie Gilmore
Will Traveline
Randolph
Martha Slater Sickness and Hospitalization Report
Miss Martha Slater, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernie Slater, fell severely ill Friday and was operated on for appendicitis at Mercy hospital. Her parents traveled to Council Bluffs to be near her, with Mrs Slater staying in town and Mr Slater returning home Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Fort Borextte
Fies
Berard
Fhomogene
Martha Slater
Bernie Sater
Hillsdale and East Center Local Notices and Updates
Delores McPherton suffered a serious infection from her tonsils on Monday October 20 and is improving. F B Knight traveled to Kansas City after three weeks with daughter Mrs Will Dunagar and family. Geneva Mintle visited grandparents in Council Bluffs. Mrs Lester Anthony shopping in Omaha. Mrs Kim Hammers has been at home this week. Mrs Dean Jackson hospitalized in Omaha after a serious illness. Frank Snocker and family visited relatives in Hillsdale. Mr and Mrs Paul Norton hosted Sunday guests. Elizabeth McKnight celebrated Bobby Bells eighth birthday at Pleasant Grove. Mrs L F Johnson at Roy Behade home for newborn boy born October 23. Paul Hilton added a groceries stock at Hillsdale station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Achenbach
Myrtle
Council
Margaret
Howard
Howard Kayton
Council Bluffs
Kayton
Charles Fichter
Randolph
Guy Martin
Schuerman
Arthur Bradley
Marat Peterson
Emma Moore
Thomas Shamblin
Tabor
Frank Beiknap
Lincoln
Oscar Bellknap
James Langmuir
Wood Vestal
Frank Crouse
Ad McFarland
Malvern
Glene Wood
John Parker
Gons
Hadley
Marion
Dawson
Nebr
Grace Liddell
Kocherspergers
Vera Gordy
Leonard
Sherman Allen
Oakland
O'Neill
Carrie McLain
Pearl
Velma
Fern Rost
Oscar Larson
Red Oak
Clarehice
Walter Kellenbarger
Ralph McPherson
Wilma Cooper
Viola Hatfeld
Walter Kellenharger
Bernie Stater Jr
Mamie Barron
Mildred Maher
M. Laughlin
Frank
Mia
Leo Laughlin
Nellis Head
Omaha
Peggy McGartgill
Regena Rogers
Field's
Shenandoah
F. N. Weber
Walnut
Regan-Hughes
McNera
Tahor
Dan Gleason
Francis W. Doyle
A. R. ‘McDermott
Mike Martin
Dinganot
Newton
Alice McGinnia
Mil- Me
James D. Elliott
Jean Ellen
Redfield
Leavenworth
Kansas
Elliott
Ralph Liston
Bilver City
Artie Liston
Audymon
Will Liston
Richard
Allen
Imogene
A. St. McDermott
Delores McPherton
R. EB. McPherton
F. B. Knight
Ai Homme
Kanane City
Will Dunagar
Geneva Mintle
A. W. Crow
Lester Anthony
Kim Hammers
Dean Jackson
Frank Snocker
Snocker
Hus
Floyd Parker
Paul Norton
A. Scott
Ernest White
Margaret Helen
Misa Elele Evana
Glenwood
L. F. Johnson
Roy Behade
Bobby Bell
Elizabeth
Pleasant Grove
Bobby
Fred Modderman
Fay McManigal
Claude Brooks
Paul Hilton
Councell Bluffs
Hilton
Hillsdale
Crom Club Convention Report At Hillsdate Hall
On Oct 22 at Hillsdate Community Hall Mrs Charles Davies hosted with Mrs Leonard Seeger as program leader. Highlights included reports on the Crom club convention read by Mrs Brooks and Mrs Shepard, with readings by Mrs Mae Williams and Mrs Roy Mayherty. Mrs Ide Craves presented A Lantern in Her Hand and Mrs Renee Buffington gave a book report. Refreshments were Bavarian cream angel food cake coffee and candy favors served by Mrs Davies with assistants Mrs Lottie Van Dredel and Mrs Laura Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdate
Mra. Charles
Davies
Leonard Seeger
Reporta Crom Club
Mra. Brooks
Shepard
Mae Williams
Roy Mayherty
Ide Craves
Renee Buffington
Lottie van Dredel
Laura Shepard
October birthday gathering at George Phelps home
The George Phelps home hosted an October birthday party on Wednesday evening October 22. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Sulver, Mr. and Mrs. C W Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thieschater, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seeger, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. G. Willians, and Mr. and Mrs. Lea Roland. Dominoes and conversation filled the night with refreshments of pie a la mode and conifes served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Phelps
Lonnie Sulver
C. W. Bates
Fred Thieschater
Leonard Seeger
Edd Gilbert
Willians
Lea Roland
Matine Vat Otader Tie Ited Her Friend Miss Rath Dow Net
A garbled caption from Richmond Times Dispatch describes a social scene and a desire to return to the “good old days” while noting plans to watch a future event between two teams for cornets amid local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rath Downet
Mattern Swiday
Richmond
Mrs Estes Credits Sargon Pills With Miracle Recovery
Mrs Thomas Estes of 68 Georgia Ave Atlanta Ga says she suffered 15 years of bad health with extreme weight loss from 136 to 62 pounds. After taking 15 bottles of Sargon and about 7 bottles of pills she gained 63 pounds to 125 and regained strength, stamina, and ability to do housework. She claims bilious attacks and constipation cured and praises Sargon highly. Adv. Coking Drug Co. Agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Estes
An, T
Beraty Walt
Sargon
Georgia Ave
Atlanta
Adv
Coking Drug Co
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Homorows
Supt
Paul of
Pacific Junction
Zoa Amick
Ethdas Ph? Ste
White Cloud
Wederavist
Dale Laughlin
David Blank
Ike Clarence
Willie Myers
George Lellich
Leo Higgins
Euston
Otha Wearin
Foe Gilmore
Mercy Hospital
Joe Foremerly
Anna Delehant
Rane
John Schmedting
Banton
Dominic Martin
Hillsdale and
East Center
Collins Drug Co
Payer
Smao
Hele
Ee Rene Spon Eran Som
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