Vowells to Take Over Service Sta at Emerson Soon
Vowells to take over the Emerson service station after a period of transition. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate a planned management change and potential staff adjustments.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
1
Vowells to take over the Emerson service station after a period of transition. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate a planned management change and potential staff adjustments.
Local church calendars list services at First Baptist Emerson Presbyterian and Methodist churches with names of pastors and Sunday activities. Alaskan quake relief planned, basket dinner and talent program follow worship, with community visits and hospital updates among residents.
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Emerson Women's Club votes to send two representatives to the Memorial Bell Tower project in New Hampshire honoring two service women. The group notes County Convention on April 4 at Henderson Methodist. Luncheon reservations due by April 7. A skit is performed by members and Ariene Shaw reads Yellow.
Beverly Carson, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chertes Carson, visited relatives in Red Oak and Omaha on business. The article lists many locals hosting dinners, receptions, and visits with friends and family, mentioning Mrs. Ed Wallace, Mrs. LeRoy McKee, and Jim DeWitt’s reception in Elliott.
Mrs. Jack Haney hosted a Tuesday evening party for Mrs. Haney’s birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blackton and Mrs. Tota Kingery of near Hamburg, plus Elmer Haney and Linda Fritton, with gifts displayed and two birthday cakes, ice cream, and coffee served.
Mr and Mrs Carl Phelps and Miss Lillian Bishop plus families hosted a Sunday dinner in Glenwood with Heber and Mrs Hilyer. The Sewing Circle plans a Shenandoah dinner trip and radio station tour. Diane Lakin vacationing from Nebraska University visited Emerson.
The community notes chaperones for the Danier Enter Prom and weekend visits among Glenwood and Magnolia families. Ricky Jones injures his mouth with a scoop shovel but recovers. Jack Hunter and family welcome a new son. Everett Blackman hosts a card club meeting. Bob Sell marks a birthday with neighbors.
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