Local Happenings and Community Notes Feature
Community items list local visits, moves, hospital notes, and social calendar updates. Mentions include Ada Johnson visiting Des Moines, Mrs. C C Anderson in Burlington hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatch moving to a new apartment, and several church and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Candy Kitchen
O'Connor
Borden
Keeley
Rubbard
T. Wilson
Catalina
Panther
O'Connor Food Market
Harold Loose
Burlington
Paul Desertberg
R. W. Lofgren
Chicago
A, MM
Alsen
Peoria
D. L. Cookes
Imogene Hobson
Des Moines
John Hobson
Robert Hatch
Paul Jericho
Stelle Jessen
Jeder Rapids
Tyra McGuinns
Spokane
Wash
Ruby Woline
Memorial Hospital
Albert’ Woling
Simwart
Bradleyland Kay
Irving
Texas
Dallas
Ewart
Theodore
C.C. Anderson
Burlington Hospital
Roy Wiebels
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Templar
Robert K. Lichten
Bil Sullivan
Wesh
Bradley
Juyston
van Brussel
Cornelia van Brussel
Ft. Madison
iRoyce M. Chambers
Joy" Sipple
Grand Island
Nebr
Charles Dietrich
Sipple
Chris Dietrich
Mark Weston
Weston
Murrell Stone
Match
Mariam Watts
Herbert Dyall Studio
Graig Smut
Hillsboro
Ralph Smuth
Edwin
Weed, Galif
Earl. Smutz
Melvin C. Smith
Patty
Earse Smith
Congressman Martin Votes On Truman Vetoes And Wool Bill
Washington reports Representative Thomas B. Martin backed overriding President Truman on the labor bill but failed to override the income tax reduction veto by five votes. He also supported the wool price support measure as amended and secured approval for a private bill to pay Mrs Lula Wilson Nevers of Mt Pleasant $10,000 for a Link Belt crawler crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Thomas B. Martin
Truman
Ouridden
House
Martin
Molse-Senate
Lula Wilson Nevers
Mt. Pleasant
Bridge Club Meeting At Mrs Galer’s Home
Mrs Ben Galer hosted the Monday Afternoon Bridge club at her home with guest Mrs Byron Buzhee of Grand Salina Texas. Mrs W K Rogers won high score and Mrs Jonly Budde placed second in the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Ben Galer
Byron Buzhee
Grand Salina
Texas
W. K. Rogers
Jonly Budde
Omaha Yard Strike Employees Walk Out Early
Officials at the Omaha Union stockyards reported 450 employees walked off their jobs today in a strike centered on wages and hours. Company officials noted a 1 percent provision to guard against Taft-Hartley restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Nebraska
LNS
Omaha
Stankyards
Vacationers and engagements in small town notices
Mrs Letha Boroli and Mrs Paul Galer take a two week vacation from the News office with Mr and Mrs R G Galer visiting Wisconsin and Minnesota. Ena McFidowney recovers from a blood clot and expects release from hospital soon. Mr and Mrs Homer Wolly return to Jacksonville Florida after visiting in town. Charles W Martin of Ainsworth announces the engagement of daughter Joan E to Geraldo E Adam of Mr Pleasant. No wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Boroli
Paul Galer
M's. R
Galer
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ena McFidowney
Homer Wolly
Jacksonville
Pla
Wolfc
Addie Hoxsie
Charles W. Martin
Ainsworth
Joan E
Geraldo E. Adam
Rural Youth Group To Meet Thursday In Henry County
The Sheller House at McMoran Park hosts the first Rural Youth Group meeting of Henry County on Thursday June 20 at 8 00 p m The program includes recreation and a panel discussion What Are Rural Youth Activities led by members of youth associations in Wapello Jefferson and Lee counties Local members coordinating refreshments are Marjorie Curtis Dick Wollhe and James Galloway Youth aged 18 to 30 are welcome to attend. NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT Matter of the Estate of Win Quayle deceased Final report on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court Henry County Iowa will be heard July 8 1947 at 10 a m unless objections are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheller
McMoran Park
Henry County
Wapello
Jefferson and
Lee
Marjorie Curtis
Dick Wollhe
James Galloway
Win
Quayle
Linb
Slerk
Tisbriet Court
Ienry County
Iowa
Covirts Trouse
Atcock A
Adimr
Lissaid
Ison
Masonic Notice in Henry County Iowa Estate Hearing
Notice to all concerned that the estate of Anna P. Dukes deceased has a filed report in the Henry County Iowa District Court. The final hearing is set for 1 o clock A M on July 8 1947 at Pal hone County, with the executor to be discharged if no objections are filed. Clerk W Taylor Davis signed the notice on June 24, 1947, with Deputy Birdie Glishine. Public notice published in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald
Davis Clerk District Court
Birdie Glasbine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morrell
Jake Mes
Uuger
Mackden Soybeans
Lewis
Meal
Mt. and Union
Art Wallais
Joe Heselling
Winfield
Levi Kincaid
Joh Nichols
Orty Head Coon
Darrell Hennessee
BER- Keepers
Dohn van Gyoo
Alvine
Olds
Dle
Long's
John Deere
Union
Hospital Ave
Excel
Jeni Vondilio
Glen
Millman
Massey
Harris Power Mower
Warren Peterson
R. BR
Ln Verne Hult
Finley Chapel
Fark Everts
S. Jefferson
Gréan Aliey
Hugh
Conrad
GO East
Washington
Universal
Harlin
Atfe
Howe
Texaco
Singer
Melvin Tidbok
Chevrolet
Orval -Conrad
Houghtowu
Grern
Pleasant
McLerai Music Store
Wilcox-Gay Com‘nation
Alfo Singer
Iceltte Porkedle Sewlig
W. Saunders St
Pete van Amer
Johnson
Clarke
Brown Lynch
Wille
Trent
Langers
Lynch Seo Ga
TRAC
JEEP
Ab Moore
Mobilgas
Weake and
Iradio
Aid Record Shop
Federal Discount Co
Federal Discount Corporation
Main St
Fairfield
Gerald Nanktgeboren
Mgi
Devoe Stock Farm
Devoe Utility
White House
Nelson Well Company
Fairfeld
Parker
Fountain
Dick ‘Bardett
Dito
O'Conner
Bray Drug Store
Redung
Tota Sigma
Shunders Park
Gary van Amerongen
Catl
Philathoa
Methodist Church
McMillan. Park
George McRibbin
Frank Morrow
Paull Watters
Anti Rust Club
VFPW
Mariners Clih
Presbyterian Church
Grane
Rebekah Lodge
Center Clity
Harry ‘Townssend
McMillan
Park
Townsend
Jory “Magnuso
Marte
Bolter Drug Co
Gladys Campbell
Spencer Corsetiere
America
National Farm Loan Assn
Y. M. Boshart, Sec'y-Treas
Billy Jean Reres
Salon
Henry County Massic
Anna P. Dukes
Tayold J. Davis
Birdie Glishine
Sone
Buster Brown
Scout
Buster. Brown
Hoaglin’s Inc
Henry County Soil Conservation
Salone Two
Grremis
McMillan Park
Albert Schuerman
T. A. Harney
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