Emerson Auxiliary Plans Library Purchases and Socials
Emerson auxiliary discusses buying a $2.50 edition for the circulating library and adding new books later. They vote to host the county School Masters supper and note September as music month with a rain-shortened meeting.
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Meeriga
Beeen
Auteiberg
Pettey
Phlaste Wat
Hans
Abes
Mistrape
Mare Pater Carte
Elraieneer
Parehas
Chiirmar
W. EL. Cramer
Mrs Claude Barns Heads M E Ladies Aid Society
Mrs Claude Barns was elected president of the M E Ladies Aid Society at a church meeting. Officers installed included Mrs Cade Barnes as president, Mrs Jolson as secretary, and others. a recent session featured a talk by Mrs Gayle Rix of Oakland California on various service work phases. A social hour followed with pineapple ice, angel food cake and coffee. Numerous local residents and visitors were listed in attendance and in subsequent notes of visits and travels around Glenwood and nearby towns.
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Rew H Empley
Cade Barnes
Vow Jolson
Dean Toswell
Late Wilkins
Roadwane
Gayle Rix
Oakland
Calif
Whister
Frank Lang
Tessde
Albert Te Aint
Bet Chaysatt
Aid
Fred Broson
Shtered Cound
Bluffs
Mero Amt Rs
Goel Shirley
Owen Popatts
Connell
Marc DL Gitsen
Wanda June Huntsman
Boyle Huntsman
Burmaster
Mace
Oliver Hageland
Essex
Velma McLain
Jery Whistler
Greenwood
Koa
Mr Madsen
Son
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska City
George Lang
Jack Glen
California
Pearle F. Lang
Frank
Glenwood
Miss Cleo
Holtmeyer
Ellinte
Harold Sewers
Flared Sowers
McMillin
Bot
Herlihy Chites
Vorasserr
Benkth Lites
Bert Chiles
TL. Urayson
Mes. Rhoads
Minnie
Ward ‘Thrapp
Tacile Huntsman
Mert Unites
Everett Waymire
Lincoln
Clara Mary Douglas
Elliott
Edith Bass
Walter McLain
Biggsville
Carrie McLain
Elbridge Shook
Beulah Clutes
T. H. Grayson
1200 Taxes a Day for Average Man
Chicago reports 1200 hidden indirect taxes per day harming the average man under the Roosevelt era. Kratky of the Republican National Committee cites taxes on clocks, underwear, soap, razors, clothing, bread, sugar, meat, and more inflating costs. The piece also notes personal notices and local travel as part of the era's tax burdens and mentions hospital and home visits in Red Oak and nearby towns.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Robert Kratky
Republican National Committee
Mr. Krateky
Digest Poll Shows Landon Lead in Early Returns
Early Digest poll results from New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania indicate Landon leading Roosevelt by about two to one in first returns. Roosevelt draws less support from ex Hoover or Democratic voters while Lemke splits votes from Roosevelt roughly four to one.
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Landon
Stongtgr
Alf M. Laint
Roosevelt
Hoover
Lemke
Local figures listed at Riverside session meeting
A revision of a Riverside gathering notes four attendees including AN a Wood Ida and Shenandoah figures such as Mr BK and Mr Woatand. The record mentions Ralph Bright leaving South Washington to seek work and references Mrs Mande Tieden and Mrs Grace Crawford.
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Shenandoah
Woatand Amd
Ralph Bright
South
Mande Tieden
Grace Crawford Weothis
I Keivler
Mr- Flat
Oaks Sunday School Attendance and Family Visits
Oaks Sunday School attendance details appear incomplete and garbled. The report lists birthdays, memory verses by primary children, and several visits to and from local families including Brammeier, Anhfasel, Cole, Viner, Schilling, Achentaugh, and several children. It notes a picnic at Wantausie stile park and references various dinners and guest visits on Sunday and Tuesday evenings.
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LE. Brammeier
Ben Anhfasel
Mee
W. Qastor
J. I. Brammeier
Malcolm Cute Art
Joe Cole
Monekiy
Gerald Viner
Bay Aukhead
Henry Schilling
Roth Ellen
Forrest Achentaugh
Darlene Sit Darrell
Aicnic
Wantausie Stile Park
Wiscasset Fire Engine Riese Hall Hosts Weekend Visitors
The article lists local visitors and family gatherings around Wiscasset, including Mrs. Trewry Schilling and Mrs. Gerald Viner, plus Achenfinieh, Bechilling, and Mahan families visiting relatives in Malvern, Connell and nearby towns over the weekend. Other names include Marion Mahan, Velma, Jewell, and Portest Achen.
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Peter
Paretts
Volta
Mays
Ee Howe
Cmt
Plarty
Kassel
Hieny
Het. Aly
Mes Hetins Schilling
Keith Ob
Durkee
Duarredt Achoramih
van Mays
Tronmrier
Uind
Marion Marron
Wotettac
Doge Tower
Fin Briers
Biardiy Econ
Pechittins
Hrammeter
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Emerson
R.A. Evans
Travele Sowers
Glet Ashby
Glory
Dora
Grant
Red Oak
Tiarald Sowers
Ausil Bripus
Dean Boswell
Maricar Bennet
Dyton Pennett
Omaha
Mar
Ion
Ida Briggs
Billy Boswell
Hame
Briggs
Billy
Eldridge
Chas. Ronk
Malvern
Rex Wilson
Benny Hanton
Peru
Nebr
Wayne Wilson
Nebraska City Hospital
Paul Carson
Ginger
Rey
J. K. Miphey
Des Moines
Willian Ripfey
Saturn
Evanston
Cheney Tual
Ruth
Danent
Osenior
Barrett McFaden
Ant
Detroit
Mich
Meg Katherine Kettlewell
Carsin
Leis
Ketthwell
Lawrence Tvie
Davis City
Grace Crawford
John Parker
Pearl
Ladies’ Aid
Gilbert
Billy Steen
Red Oak Hospital
San
Velma
J. J. King
M. E. Missionary Groups
Claude Barns
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Hilh Connell
Marilyn
Fritz Sudd
Marshall Mart
Marion
Madsen
Vincent
Virginia Haseall
Clarice Wedell
Wales
Helen Hasealt
Heleny
Harold Westenburg
Stanton
Elmer Westenburg
Marjorie Graham
Velma Davis
Mrs. Conley
Greenfield
Elmer Larson
J. W. McLain
Lyle Wilkins
E. B. Comer
Ed Thorson
Kansas City
Chas, Vestal
Darrel Rice
Phoebe Smith
Pivere
Council Bluffs
Paul Good
Tabor
Floyd Owens
Red Joak
Ora Douglas
Owens
Soa
Washinghom
Epsworth League
Red Oak Mons Iday
Green Pastures
Carlson
Freeda
Cheorge Lang
Wanhington
Jerry Cole
Council Waits
Dowie Cole
Cras Ween
Phew vAvelt Deve
Pheever Wing Wan
Frank Evane Vla
J. R. Cardwell
Malvern, Ia
Art Jenkins
Salle
Morse
Ry Fed Corp
Reevdar
OAKS
Wiscasset
Riese Hall
Glenwoet Spears
Trewry Schilling
Air Jel
Forrest
Henry Bechilling
Bath Tien
Bert Aukbind
Galloway
Lone Star
United States
Maine
Nual
Malvern Community Building
Mills County
Iowa
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