Visits and Sunday gatherings in Omaha area communities
Residents and relatives from Livonia Omaha and surrounding places attended Children's Day events in Livonia Sunday. Mrs Alice Lewis visited Jim Hayes and family in Bathrday. Earl Whitacre planned a Centerville trip. Neighbors visited in Centerville and Cantonville area while prayer meeting drew attendees in Omaha. Ed Hogue with a broken foot was seen around town and Grandpa Fowler was reported very low.
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Miss'Anns
Omaha
Presen
Glendale A better silo for fets money. See Dnlonville Submer Co.
Several from here attended Children's Day at Livonia Sunday. H O Davids shearing sheep for Fred and Albert Minear last week. Mrs Ethel Woodruff of Iowa and Mrs Fred Minear visiting sister Mrs Mabel Barnhouse Saturday. Will Ewing visited Worthington Sunday. Cattle sold and delivered last week for top prices. Mell Logsdon sheared sheep for Pearl Mart Saturday. Nan Carter in poor health and worse. John Logsdon moving into father's farm house. Stevena, Ray, and Charlie Dwyer to Unionville for speaking. Ed Ross family Emma Woodruff visited Isaac Mikels near Exline Sunday. Jas Carter family and Mrs Earl Roope visited Mike Hoakins Sunday. Born Wednesday June 5 to George and Mrs McHenry a girl.
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Dnlonville Submer Co
Livonia
H. O. Davids
Fred
Albert Minear
Ethel Woodruff
Iowa
Fred Minear
Mabel Barnhouse
Will Ewing
Worthington
Pearl Mart
Nan Carter
John Logsdon
Stevena
Ray
Charley Dwyer
Unionville
Ed Ross
Emma Woodruff
Agnes
Isaac Mikels
Exline
Jas. Carter
Earl Roope
Mike Hoakins
John Wortz
Omaha
Georrge McHenry
Kenge Wild.Weat
T. C. Cooley
Pearl
Green Castle
J. L. Harmon
R. P.harmon
Vica Embree
tHello
Sidney
T. L. Eoseberry
Amos Robinson
Velma
John Schuster
Montgomery of
Ollie Cowan
Gween Haynes
Mart Butler
Oral
Numala
Jim Butler
Tueday
Eve Vestal
Denton Wate
Martinstown
Willie Walton
Denver
Colo
Tom Butler
Lewis Brothers
Mabelle Cowan
Kirkaville
Dalton Roseberry
Willie Gray
Charley Duncan
T.C. Harmon
Morelock
Libbie Golphnee
James Ruggies
R Young
Ethel
J HH Ledford
Little Eva
Marel Husted
Virginia
Mary Cowan
the Kingdom
A. B. Golphnee
W T Butler
Dan Butler
Green City
James Harmon
Albert Houston
John Montgomery
Noah
J .H. Ledford
Raymond True
Elien Sumpter
Ida Shelley
W. T. Butler
Frances
Ina Harmon
Hazel Ledford
Walter France
George Cowan
Butler
Cinda Embree
Frank Roseberry
Nola
Henry Harmon
Vernal Ledford
Shibley’s Point
Livonia Community Notes Highlight Visitors and Children's Day
Roxie Anderson returned home from Gripnell Iowa after two months away. Mian Anna Mitchell of Williamsburg Iowa visits Livonia relatives. Mr and Mrs J Casady of Dean visit and attend Children's Day. A moving picture show planned for Friday and Saturday nights. Regina Wilson of Dean visits Verna Fowler. Theodosia Severs visits Mrs Mullins. Noah Crooka and daughters of Unionville visit. Residents attend Button school house meeting. Roxie Morgan misses two school days due to German measles. Children's Day at the Baptist church draws a large crowd with a decorated church and a two-part program delivered well.
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Roxie Anderson
Gripnell
Mian Anna Mitchell
Williamsburg
Mra. J. Casady
Dean
Miasa Regina Wilson
Verna Fowler
Theodosia Severs
M. W. Mullins
Noah Crooka
Daughters
Unionville
Button School
Roxie Morgan
Baptist Church
Livonia
Unclear OCR: Unionville Church and Community Notes
Fragmentary text records a church or community gathering with mentions of Wesley Chapel Unionville Lumber Co John Smith family attending children’s exercises at Livingstone, and multiple local residents including Mia Rey, Dra, Helen Haynes, John Durbin and family, Frances Marvel Cassady, Mr. and Mrs. Jas Raines, Mrs. John Sanit, and WLW household, with Sunday dinners and a Friday return home.
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Lesa Mousey
Unionville Lumber Co
John Smith
Aly
Unionviile
Mia
Local notes report on community events and visitors
A flurry of short items from the region records church visits, neighbors calling, teaching exams in Unionville, and family travel. Mentions include Ike Worley, Lora Davis, Willie Cassady, John Schick, Mrs. J. L. Harmon, T. C. Harmon, and many local households and farms. Children’s Day at Elko is announced for June 23.
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Pavel
Unionville
Willie Cassady
John Schick
Clio Brown
Cassady
John Durbin
Joe Hays
John Smith
Local Social Notes From Weekend Visits And Trips
Smoky Helton and Miss Frannie McCoy spent Saturday night with Mabel Hill. J H Hill made a business trip to Tintonville last week. Effie Carter called on Mrs. Jennie Stockton one evening last week. Mabie Hill and Fannie McCoy attended the meeting day off at the Bratish school Saturday. Ruth Lawin worked for Mrs. Jennie Stockton last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mesar visited Low Ander and family Sunday. Bud Carter made a business trip to Hartford one evening last week.
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Frannie McCoy
Mabel Hill
J. H. Hill
Tintonville
Effie Carter
Jennie Stockton
Mabie Hill
Fannie McCoy
Bratiahs
Ruth Lawin
Charley Mesar
Low Andera
Family
Bud Carter
Hartford
Visit Notes From Seymour Area
Leta Morris visits her sister Mrs. Minnie Noel while Ochs Shepherd of Seymour is visiting. John Snaggs has been in Seycibur for several days helping his brother with tasks.
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Leta Morris
Minnie Noel
Local News Brief From Stringtown and Unionville
Residents attended a lecture by Cole Younger in Unionville. Miss Jennie Anderson and Waiie Yount of Blackbird visited Miss Alta Perkins. Several people worked the roads last week. Misses Sylvia and Donna Van Dyke returned home Thursday after visiting sisters Mesdames Knight and Murphy near St John. Mrs Elsie Richardson visited her parents in Unionville. Dan Arnaman and family and Miss Sylvia Van Dyke visited Henry Arnaman and wife Sunday. A W Thompson was injured in a Blackbird saw mill accident but not seriously hurt.
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Unionville
Cole Younger
Jennie Anderson
Waiie Yount
Blackbird
Misa Alta Perkins
Sylvia
Donna van Dyke
Mesdames Knight and
Murphy
Near St. John
Elsie Richardson
Dan Arnaman
Sylvia van Dyke
Henry Arnaman
A. W. Thompson
Social visits and gatherings in Lemonville and surrounding towns
Clara records a sequence of Sunday and midweek visits in Lemonville and nearby areas. Residents such as Miss Gladys Houston Jen Degarmo Byrda Houston Paul Houston David Hi Willie Boekenkamp Selah Hackney Nora Miller Libbie Miller Opal Krissing Greta Clapper and others are shown calling on, visiting, or attending small social events with family and neighbors.
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Lemonville
Concord
Jen Degarmo
Byrda Houston
Marie Dickson
Gladys‘Houston
Unionville
Paul Houston
David Hi
Willie Boekenkamp
Lemon
Selah Hackney
Nora’ 'Miller
Libbie Miller
Jacem Miller
Opal Krissing
Greta
Clapper
M. A. Hamleyte
W. A. Hainley
Cora
Singleton
Erie
Weng Ly oat hee tawege t 4 a
The readable fragments describe a local event with names and a date. It notes a person named Weng Ly and mentions a location and schedule. The text hints at a community meeting or notice and lists involved organizations.
Elko Community Notes and Local Events
Residents report crop replanting due to wire worms while area families host visits and attend prayer meetings. Rev. Frye conducts revival at Elko with seven baptisms and planned future services. An ice cream supper for the church and a new Epworth League unit are announced along with upcoming Children’s Day practice and activities.
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Frye
Green City
Eiko
Elko
Zade Burns
Queen City
Marvel
Elko Church
Branley
Central
Stanley
Wm. Harradine
Goldie Picket
Alfred Shaw
Ervin Timmons
F. P. Carter
Local residents report varied visits and business trips
Lemouville E B Scott and A M Smith traveled to Allerton Iowa for mason work. W S Burch conducted business in Milan. Mr and Mrs Thomas Edwards visited G W Wallace. Wallace did business at Pollock. Lawrence O Reilly conducted business at Milah. Mr Davis of Moulton visited with the 200 OQ MM Davis or depot agent. Virgil Matthew did business at Siekeatiite. Phittigen and Mrs Brakup and others visited McVey. J We Momsen edited last Thursday. CW Fight wintered near home southwest of Uni. Andrew Miller was in the city last Saturday. Srey Hmack May did bull at work during the days noted.
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E. B. Scott
A. M. Smith
Allerton
Iowa
W. S. Burch
Milan
Thomas Edwards
G. W. Wallace
Pollock
Lawrence O'Reilly
Milah
Mr. Davis
Moulton
Davia
Virgil Matthew
Siekeatiite
Ira
Phittigen
Mra
Brakup
Meee SY
and. Oe
McVey
Teg J. We Momsen
Tor Fewal
Joway
Haider
Miv
CW. W
Winater
Uni
Andrew Miller
Srey Lhmack May
Local Visitors and Illness Mentioned in Community Notes
Mra John McFarland and family on the sick list at Lake McFarland. Mrs Mark McFarland and others visiting sons and relatives. The text lists several neighbors and their movements including visits to Unionville and Worthington, with Gene Cassady described as very ill.
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Murgacin
John McFarland
Lake McFarland
Mexton Livesey
Thea
Harry
Charney
Mr. Thomson
Unionville
Shipley
Sweetey
Cera
John Behuster
Wade
Williame Bunday
Miles Mullanix
Pete Morgan
Gene Cassady
Don Titsort
Jake Titsort
Worthington
Harmony visitors and a busy weekend in Unionville
Red Wing guests Ed Jones Fred Speak and Clarence Guffey attended a Cole Younger lecture in Unionville on Saturday night. Many local residents were noted visiting relatives, hosting guests and traveling, including Zula Lemley’s extended trip to South Dakota and Dodge City bound Mart Anders.
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Red Wing
Ed Jones
Fred Speak
Clarence Guffey
Unionville
Cole Younger
Ruth Lewis
Henry Stockton
Zula Lemley
Ben Hoover
Myrtle Rex
Clark South Dakota
John
Elrod
Dak
Fay
Dulcia
Tresale Small
Mt Zion Neighborhood Sunday School and Social Visits
Gray and Sit along with Zion residents attend Sunday school at Mt Zion. Charley Smith and daughter Goldia visited Smith relatives in Unionville. W Jones, H D Halley, and Albert Smith hosted and socialized with young people. Will Davis and Lew Porter delivered wool to Unionville. Walter and family visited Will McKinney. Hoyt visited sister Mrs Chas Smith. N B Wyckoff and relatives picnicked Sunday. Rennals and Mrs Reonell Sleter visited Centerville relatives. Steve Smith went to town.
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Unday
Mt. Zion
Charley Smith
Goldia
Unionville
W. Jones
H. D. Halley
Geen
Albert Smith
Will Davis
Lew Porter
Walter Ae
Will McKiniey
P Hoyt
Chas, Smith
Wyckoff
Rennals
Reonell Sleter
Centerville
Vialt
Steve Smith
Hen Vocabularies Surpass Turkeys, Say Scientists
The article claims the common hen is not far behind the turkey in vocabulary and may be a more fluent talker than the rooster. It notes her distinct calls serve different purposes, from signaling for mates to various feeding contexts.
Toads as Insect Predators in Agriculture
An article extols toads as natural control agents for pest insects in farming. It details toad appetite and feats, noting they devour crop pests such as army worms gypsy moth caterpillars and flies, while also consuming beneficial insect species. It warns against overgeneralizing benefits and highlights the toad's overall usefulness to farmers.
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Te World
Eausiers
Aaron Tate
A Baby Defined in Vivid Parental Portraits
A series of poetic lines define a baby as sacred, transformative, and universal across nations. The text portrays infancy as motherhood’s gift, life’s spring, and a social engine while blending tenderness with humorous and critical notes about parenting and society.
Local News Briefs Highlight Community Visits
Father Johnson concluded a school term events week with a de ovo months remark. Mrs Mets visiting her niece Mrs W A Valentine and family. Children's exercises at Liberty Weat-7 Methodist Church praised. Geneva Valentine returned home from Lee Hamilton's. Salina Galloway visited family Saturday night.
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Father Johnson
Maniacal financier noted for strict attention to payments
A fragmented line from an old report hints at a man described as meticulous in handling debts and finances. The obscure text references payments, a business routine, and a focus on punctual settlements within a local context.
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Silver Bell
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Glendale
J. B Grogan
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Ray Barite
Mrs. Losey
Weal
Jessa
Pate Rice
Rose Bod
Jane Patterson
Cinda Epabree
Emry Bishop
Tom Mahoney
J. W. Buckalow
Henry
Turnmire
Fanily
Vicie
Mra. Henry
Turamirs
Stella
Inez Mullins
Zack Drammond
Libble Golphnes
Sylvia Builes
Leona Wiles
J. W. Buckalew
Alfred Butler
Mary Schesler
Adda
Lewis
Alma Buckalew
A. D. Stokes
Cecil Butler
Jimmie Ledford
Burns
Stella Butler
Lee Seara
I. Lewis
Thos. Butler
Leigh Shelley
Richard Young
Hattie Turpmire
Carrie Loyd
Floyd
Maymie
Gladya Young
Lee Leare
Alex Gillum
Jack Butler
Nellie Butler
Smoky Helton
Stringtown
Blue Ridge
Rs Poe Saevle
Trent
Lewin
Bunday
Samueh Clark
Bill Buck
Witenvitte
Tom Buck
Will Roe
Anders
Bertha Stewart
Jerome
Marion Jones
Pleasant Bowen
Lancaster
Irving Davis
Bocatharos
Walter
Alma Spaw
Lura
Ona Rose
Max Viseur
J. W. Lindley
R. B. Kelley
Jef Maulsby
Will Morgan
Lula Surry
Mike Ross
L R. Medlin
Real Love Star
Lemouville
Rosewood
Jim Hill
John Vestal
Ed Hawkinns
Mies Zula Lemley
Grace Guffey
Pearl Vestal
Darwin Magee
Union
Bertha Steward
M. F. Jones
Bert Trent
George Burns
Chloe Speaks
Bessie Lemley
Mart Anders
Dodge City
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John Anders
Gray
Zion
Lapland
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