Leader Notes From Hastings and Malvern Offbeat Local Items
From The Leader of 1885 to 1910 details a Hastings wedding Rev Pletcher Brown officiating J.B. Firkel and Misanda Wearin wed al home. Local hires at Central House and fair plans. Nebraska visit by Adam Berkhimer. Bob Mellor buys a Heil pup for store security. Malvern school opens with Miss Mae Miller and staff. Young people camp on Nishna. local business moves by HW. OR Landis buys hardware building. Knight studies pharmacy. Harnett to Laurel. Stra han beats Hayhorners 9 to 2 in baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enei Ters
J.B. Firkel
Misanda Wearin
Hastings
Pletcher Brown
S. French
Central House
Frank Wikinson
Frank
Adam Berkhimer
Nebraska
Bob Mellor
St. Louis
Msta
Bliss Bertha Ftestinell
Younet
Rush
Nishna
Henton Farm
Landis
Himoas
Fio
Eq Knight
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Our Neighbors About the State and Local Tales
Story fragment covers Crystal Lake recreation plans and a state park project, along with college terminology, a farmer finding gold flakes in gravel, a driver’s run in with a state patrolman and a fine, a death by suicide and estate probate, heirs disputing the will, civic notes on residents and social events, a Swedish papers remark, and a farm bureau president’s note.
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Casa Countiang Quade
Crystal Lake
Lewis
Lewis Lake
Glen Reynolds
Harlan
Marshall
Farner Reynolds
Omaha
Cliff Carr
Oscoula
Nase
Yhumber Carr
Woodward
Ed Johanson
Johanson
Sola
Farner Johanson
Alga
Comet
Sweden
John Nivs
Hani Burst
Milton Nash
Misa
Sidney
Hamburg
A.neal
Ameriuin Farm Bureau
Edoretinn
Picule
Oaks Sunday School and Community Visits Noted
Muddy roads canceled Sunday school at Oaks with Elmo Bramback of Council Bluffs expected to attend on September 16. Communion services planned. Numerous local families and guests visited homes, hosted dinners, and shared gatherings at the I W Castor and G Ryan homes along with quilting, dining, and farewell notes for Kath leen and Johnnie departing for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Bramback
Council Bluffs
Bartlett Weekend Visitors Attend AHen-Jobigon Reunion
Mrs Corn Hector and sons Russell and Dale visited Craig Missouri for the annual AHen-Jobigon reunion. Mrs Powles was in hospital. Meg and Mrs Harold Fhicless visited Caunvll Wate with Ernest Fhicless. Another note mentions Mrs Liver and Helen Reakel with a group from Liverward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Hector
Russell Wid Dale
Alice Otty
Craig
Fom Powles
Dmundaen
Meg
Eurold Marless
Caunvll
Harold
Ernest Fhicless
Aytwr
Local families enjoy new Ford V and visits around town
Mr and Mrs Will Harless bought a Ford V in Mary Mro and Mrs Edgar Jae Council Einfis hosted guests in Mr and Mrs Walter Grimm's home. The Rings timber group had a steak fry Friday night. Bracky and family traveled in the new car Bracky recently purchased. Ameour Branson visited his sister in Dereoit. Miss Wilma Lorimer and Miss Roberta Pett traveled to Ceunil Bluffs to enter Jonnie Edmunidsen hospital for nurses training. Mrs Cora Rector attended the ranl carriers picnic at Riverton Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lamb
Haby
Joe Cole
Marion Mahan
Luther Andrews
James Hicks and Jameson
L. E. Brammeier
L W. Castor
G. Styan
Forrest Achenbaugh
Henry Schilling
Trent Jones
George Barnes
Otis Hall
Forrest Acen
Baugh
Darlene
Darrell
Velya
Jewell
I. W. Castor
Missouri
Harold Hinkle
Opal Hall
Glenwood
John Dodson
Malvern
M. G. Brammeeler
Laura Hall
L. B
Will Harless
Mary Mro
Edgar Jae Council
Bracky
Ameour Branson
Dereoit
Mich
Wilma Lorimer
Roberta Pett
McPant
Ceunil Bluffs
Jonnie Edmunidsein Hospital
Nnurses
Cora Rector
Ranl Carriers
Riverton
Ugh McSweeney
Omaha
Ole Thomas
Dakota
Herbert Stephens
Colorado
Black Hills
South Dakota
Luella. Vinton
Dave Jenkins
Helen
Margaret Harbor
George Jones
Hastings
M. B. Aidt
Mae Paul
New York
Miss Paul
Kermit Morgan
Sam Morgan
California
Mra
Jud Copnock
Aon
Herman
Warren Woods
Washington
M. Woods
Walesa
Shoal Luse
Wales
Maxine Jones
Jennne Edmundson Hospital
W. B. Wheeler
Buster Brown
Ontario
G. W. Wilson
Mr. Reed
Crosley Radio Dealers
Shenandoah
Levening
Community group presents Prisoner at the Bar in church
A Henderson coalition with Anti Saloon League aid will stage Prisoner at the Bar at Henderson Methodist Church Sunday evening September 15 at 8. The setup recreates a courtroom with a cast including Judge Forsythe Claude K. E. Wilson State attorney Rex Q. Dory and others. The drama aims to spotlight the liquor issue amid local civic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AntiSaloon League
Henderson Methodist Church
Judge Forsythe
Claude KE. Wilson
Rex Q. Dory
K. EB
Nesbith
Priugner
Homer Coppock
League
Ed Johnson
J. W. Cantor
Tom Hamlin
O. C. Hannum
Frank Hall
Bevis Sowers
Dorothy Jones
Lavonne Mererr
Ray Hentrix
Robert Harover
A. Wight
Martin Christofferson
A. J. Harbor
T. D. Phillips
Emma Workman
Geo. Wison
Margaret Harbor
Alva HI. Jarbor
G. T. Harover
J. ©. Goss
L. EB. Brammelter
D. N. McGrew
Wesley Chapel Notes Rally for Temperance Appeal
Weather delays church services at Wesley Church though rain is welcomed. Henderson's evening services resumed on clear Sundays. Des Moines Annual Conference Sept 18-22. Budget funds due this week to finalize year report. contributions welcome within ability. Local visits and events listed, including Miss Maxine Jones beginning nurse training and Crosley dealer meeting in Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Preetam
Henderson
Stradeynlahht
Des Moines
Community Socials and Birth Announcements Highlight Week
Local families and visitors populate a busy interval with gatherings in Council Bluffs Emerson and Macedonia. Notables include Meg Hamilton’s 91st birthday church fundraising, and births at the Sowers home. Several residents resume teaching and work in Omaha and Simpson College as Montana trip ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Walker
Marie Jones
Dan Perkins Werr
Gavie Philips
Omaha
Evan Tibbles
Montana
MBK
Shurch
Macedonia
Meg Hamilton
Myre
Erbarvis
Virelyts
Anderson
Mes
Eivyn Galloway
Moa
Addie Pritcher
Milaaveth
Jeaner
M0 Phillips
Paul Rainbow
Indianelt
Simpson College
Horn
Glen Sowers
East Liberty Ladies Aid Meets. officers chosen
The September meeting of the Ladies Aid Society at the church elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs Frank Fiaien, vice president Mrs Brick Anderson, secretary Miss Mary Henderson, treasurer Mrs Frank Da Val. Members turned in pennies for the fund and a day meeting is set for October 2 at Mrs Laura Kenney home. Several local visitors and residents are noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee Ladies' Aid Society
Wala
Prank Fiaiien
Br.ick. Thenderson
Mies Marvy Henderson
Frank da Val
Stasling and Shadows Division
Laura Kenney
Fragmented OCR story from midwestern paper on missing names
The text presents a garbled account with scattered names and places referencing a Sunday event before a holiday. It mentions people connected to Sayan College and a hospital or care setting, with notes about a patient and a pending return to health. The fragmented lines provide little coherent detail beyond the existence of a community medical matter and a scheduled follow up.
Asbury Stes and Fol Moyers Visit Oak Weekend
Locals from Oak and nearby areas attended gatherings with family and friends including Mr and Mrs Boyd Coy from Butte. Mr and Mrs W Arterbarn shopped in Red Quake while Betty Ann McGhinais and others drove to Christstand Nebr. The crowd enjoyed a pleasant weekend, with conversations about relatives and community events, ending with a shared meal and social time.
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Stes
Fol Moyers
Tet Oak
Mira Gener
Constatk
Blanchard
Boyd Coy
Butte
Tramier
Ohler Pers
Enet
Baberson
Dames of
Oakland
U. S
Mellands Nome
Thuasakay
W. Arterbarn
Red
Mra
John Doyle
A. J. MrGhinais
Drashten
Betty Ann
Chri Fstand
Nebr
Tne Win
Local Social News From Genoa and Red Oak
Chester and Anarold Cooper visit Genoa relatives as Florence and Willie Cooper join Mia Kenneth Webb and Mr and Mrs Webb at the Art Cole tenant house. Local dinners in Red Oak guests include the Chawla Reecah Willa Alfred Cooper home and Glenn Kellenberger Grace. Ice cream social hosted by the Ladies Aid drew a large crowd. multiple small visits and church services noted among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Anarold Cooper
Genoa
Nebr
Beth Bultington
Max
Charlene
Florence
Willie Cooper
Mia
Kenneth Webb
Mes
Webb
Art Cole
Louse
Cole
Red Oak
Chawla Reecah
Willa
Buecause
Sunkay
Claude Mector Vinit
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Wll
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Adda Western
Supt. Green
Frances Potta
Ruth Bingaman
Flora Benton
Emme Young
Live Richards
Tick Harnett
Laurel
Mont
Stewart Foster
C. & Royce Drug Store
Hayhorners
Strathan
Strahan Boys
iStrahan
Bishop and Lemmonds
Wayburners
Kilmartin
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Henderson Church
Wesley
Henderson Churches
East Liberty
Aid Society
Ruth Lutz
Nels Olson
Ned Oak
Tose
Malvern High Sctool
Thelma McClure
Chay, Shaw
South Sioux City
Sam Shaw
Alton Alberts
Rosalia
Carolyn
Lena Beamer
Myo
Flarry Favat
Qanalier
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Neb
Soege Werona
Donald Piya
Silver Uy
Sayan College
Mather
Edmundson
Asbury
Heather
Amd
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Hoo
Haldeman
Alfred Croapee
Gabe H Pitstie
VroVakes
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Hse Lee
Seaace
Boty
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New York City
William Howard Tatty
Bors
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Moncaw
Satellie Falbawlig Oremekea
Maneedonda ‘Township
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Mae Henderson
Towa
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John Dye
Clow
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