Social News From Red Oak and Vicinity
From our correspondence, numerous local residents and visitors are listed, including Fred Huntsman in Oakland, Miss Juanita Evans and Hazel Moore visiting from Red Oak and Oakland. Many others journeyed to Council Bluffs, Shenandoah, Malvern, Tabor, and Omaha for visits, church events, schooling, and medical care, with memorial services and a pre nuptial shower noted in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huntsman
Oakland
Mrs. Douglas
Hastings
Juanita Evans
Red Oak
Hazel Moore
Wm. Brown
Earl Sandiland
Emerson
W. Casebolt
H. McSweeney
Arch Houser
C. A. Wight
Eliott
Miss Ruth Taylor Heads To Chicago For Studies
From our correspondent Miss Ruth Taylor left Thursday for Chicago to resume studies at the University. Weekend visitors from Omaha included Miss Stella Anderson and Miss Mabel Raspwall. Corneil residents Miss Goldie Salmons and Mrs Ive Patterson spent the weekend with relatives. An Aurora child visiting this week is 11 year old Euter in the home of sister Mrs To N. Chonay. Mrs Mary McGill visited Glenwood with daughter Mrs Cattie Woods and family. Roy Jiames of Plattemouth visited with Mr and Mrs Magele James. Mrs Herbert Geopfarth and her son from Greenfield visited the McMullen family this past week. The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church plans a basement serving Friday evening June 4 with cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hougas
Lamont
Grable
Wheeler's Grove
Octavia Harover
Hazel Dell Cain
Lois Seaberg
Alva Seaberg
Macedonia
Ralph Plumb
Hazel
Red Oak
Gerald
Carson Plumb
Henderson
Glassburn
Clarence Shannon
Aldrich
John Arterburn
Ila Arterburn
Council Bluffs
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
James Wilkinson
Lucille
Walls
Belle Gowdy
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Wm. Cain
Lois Seaburg
Hazel Cain
Ruth Taylor
Chicago
Stella Anderson
Mabel Raspwall
Omaha
Goldie Salmons
Ive Patterson
Corneil Briefs
Euter
Aurora
To N. Chonay
Mary McGill
Glenwood
Cattie Woods
Roy Jiames
Farewell Reception At Glenwood Baptist Church
A storm did not stop a sizable crowd from gathering last Wednesday evening at the Glenwood Baptist Church to bid farewell to members leaving town. The program featured music, readings, and speeches, with the orchestra conducted by Jol Hill performing three numbers. Notable honorees included Mr. and Mrs. Predair and family, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and family, John Lith, Sliesily Bradley, Rickson, Bemib Heetelia, Max, Verval Hoyle, Margarite Coward, Miss Avislint, and Mrs. Kate Barker. A lunch of brick ice cream, homemade cake, and coffee followed.
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Baptist Church
Glenwood
Jol Hil
Hill
Lin
Pred
Air
F. Chantpbell
John Lith
Briedrickson
Bemib Heetelia
Max 1
Verval Hoyle
Li Margarite Coward
Misa Avislint
Kate Barker
News Notes of Iowa and Iowans
News items from Laurens and surrounding Iowa towns describe resignations, local landmarks, and state initiatives. Highlights include superintendent George D. Maton leaving Laurens for national blindness prevention work, a historic 1861 mill chimney demolition in Birmingham, and plans to improve Emmet County lakes with dam construction, stocking fish, and tree planting.
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George D. Maton
Laurens
Iowa
National Committee For the Prevention
Mast 22d Street
New York
Eaton
Town College For the Blind
Vinton
Board of Education of
National Committee For the Prevention of
Slat Describes Skool Daze Woes and Distant Dreams
Slat laments school days and missing structure while pledging to study at home. He rails against teachers and prefers work over attendance, dreaming of a paraded life. The diary voice uplifts citizenship pride amid longing for easier days and brighter happiness.
Decoration Day Observances In Wesley Chapel
The Wesley Chapel Decoration Day events drew large crowds both morning and afternoon. A basement church picnic dinner was enjoyed with fine music and praise for Rev Huftstader’s talk. Veterans Robert Pierson James Moore and A Paul attended as flower bearers led the march to the cemetery with World War II and Civil War veterans in procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huftstader
Robert Pierson
James Moore
Renton
A. §. Paul
Henderson
Grandmothers and visitors gather for Decoration Day
Grandma Wilson visits among her children while Mr and Mrs Arthur Sowers of Perry visit relatives here and Henderson. Mr and Mrs Herbert Luther of Omaha and Miss Hdna Solberg of Oxford Nebraska stay with G D Fickel home. Solberg and sister Mrs Clyde Fitch travel to Omaha Sunday to see her mother at the M hospital for an operation next week. Fitch is a trained nurse who completed training at the M B hospital three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Mages
Shenandoah
Teachers’ Norn Training
Lerman John
Western Nebraska
Sam Morgan
Winersun
Grandma Wilson
Arthur Sowers
Perry, Ta
Henderson
Gla
Herbert Luther
Omaha
Hdna Solberg
Oxford
Neb
G. D. Fickel
M . Hospital
Miss Solberg
Clyde Fitch
Fitch
M.B. Hospital
Democrats urged to vote for Allender in district race
Democrats in Mills County urged voters to write the name Frank Allender in the District Officers column for State Senator in Lighth District and to mark the square beside it. The notice cites Allender as a Montgomery County farmer and leading citizen, needing 269 votes in two counties to qualify for the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Frank Allender
Allender
Montgomery County
Hite Liberty and the Pursuit of Unhap Piness
The fragment references Hite and Liberty in relation to unhap piness as unrestricted privileges of every American, signaling a discussion of individual rights. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event, date, or organization details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
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