Local clubs plan meetings and events in Shenandoah area
Junior Auxiliary met last Monday at Cindy and Sherrie Bowen home with one visitor Susan Zimmerman. They made favors after the business session as hostesses served refreshments. TOFS Club plans Thursday gatherings at United Methodist Church starting April 27 at 7 P M. May Day coffee and bake sale by American Legion Auxiliary on May 1 at 9 am. Emerson Women’s Club to hold May breakfast May 2 at 8 30 am Bass Park unless weather shifts to First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy
Sherrie Bowen
Susan Zimmerman
Tofs Club
United Methodist Church
Shenandoah
Richard Dugan
Richard Steen
Jack Kent
Marion Mart
Russell Struble
Robert Wright
Delbert Terry
Jack Scott
Charles Vestal
Clyde Patton
American Legion Auxiliary
Emerson Women's Club
Bass Park
First Baptist Church
Opal Bayes
Stanley Williams
Emerson Circle May Meetings In Emerson area churches
Esther Circle met at Mrs. Myrtle Sobbing's home with co host Mrs. Clyde Ingersoll. Twelve members attended and heard an Indian prayer. Miriam and Lydia Circles held meetings at local homes with reports on events, travel, and plans for upcoming guest nights and charity activities. Local residents visited relatives, with several pairs of guests at the Connell home and other gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Circle
Richard Dugan
John Simpson
Cochairman
Wayne Shapcott
Grace Dixon
Clara Smith
Highland Acres
Red Oak
Mary Carlstedt
Harvin' Rest
Mettie Mart
Wichita
Kaw
Glen Gilleland
Oscar Olstead
Downey
Calif
Homer Connell
Mr. Gilleland
Connell
Olstead
Neil White
Frankie
Vance White
Myrtle Lemons
Mae Haney
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Harry Muellich
Byron Reed
Omaha
Henry Nims
Strahan
O.G. Bayes
Ralph Zanders
Friendship Club
Tom Romine
Co. Bluffs
Cindy
Gregg Lang
Treynor
64 Club
Eugene Lang
Paul Jones
M.D. Lang
Romine
Clyde Ingersoll
Lillie Givan
Amelia Stewart
Villisca
R.L. Grayson
Henry Stortenbecker
Nebraska City
Gus Tengstrom
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Dwight Kelley
Cheryl Shaw
William Boggess
Darrell Achenbaugh
Spirit Lake
Merrill Settell
Wilma Coy
Settell
Mary Hatfield
Richard Sanders
Eric
George Hascall, Jr
Mathilda DeBolt
Earl DeBolt
Dale DeBolt
Malvern
Leon Robbins
Robert DeLisi
Russell Struble
Delbert
Terry
Morningside College
Sioux City
Ron Simpson
Kim
Kyle
Stanley Williams
Bert Morris
Birthday Club
Melva Christofferson
Henderson
Emerson M and A Society Rummage Sale Plans
Seventeen members of the Emerson Baptist M A Society met April 19 to visit the Malvern Nishna Cottage Rest Home, celebrate April birthdays, and plan a rummage sale for May 13 at 8 a.m. with Mrs Ray Huntsman and Mrs Fred Edie in charge. bake sale led by Mrs Francis Parker. items to be priced by size. Proceeds support the Governor's Youth Program and church projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Baptist M & A Society
Malvern Nishna Cottage
Lyle Howard
McKee, Jr
Mills County
Fred Edie
Ray Huntsman
Francis Parker
Dixon
S.5. McKee, Jr
Ralph Good
Ivan Durbin
Frank Cole
Emerson Alumni Banquet at Red Oak May 26
Emerson Alumni will hold a banquet Friday May 26 at the Gold Crown Inn Red Oak with registration and a social hour 6 30 to 7 30 p m Reservations are due by May 19 Call Mrs Jack Scott at 824 7332 or write to Emerson Nishna Valley graduates from Emerson are invited and urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Gold Crown Inn
Red Oak
Jack Scott
Nishna Valley
Emerson May Fellowship Day observed by Mills County Church Women United
Mills County Church Women United will observe May Fellowship Day on Friday May 5 at the Emerson United Methodist Church with coffee from 9 to 930 a.m. and a guest speaker Mrs Lynn Hull Willisea. The theme Behold the Woman focuses on women's response to world and community problems and recognizing untapped human resources. Interested women from all county churches are invited to attend the first May Fellowship Day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Women United
Emerson United Methodist Church
Lynn Hull
Willisea
Fines Paid in Mrs Harman Court Emerson
Fines listed in justice court of Mrs Frances Harman Emerson show speed violations. Named offenders include Reuben Wheelie Mills Arkansas ten dollars, Stanley Boley Des Moines eighteen, Charles Wagner St Charles Missouri twelve, Forrest Burtram Kansas City Kansas ten, Ed Wendt Shawnee Mission Kansas ten, Thomas Mohrhouser Danbury eight, Joseph DeSalva Jr Des Moines ten, Joyce Darlene Walker Essex thirty nine, Ronnie Fields Kansas City Missouri ten, Merrill D Skinner Shenandoah ten, Marlin Green Shenandoah ten. Track speeding entries: Raynod Miller Creston twelve and Roy Utterback Omaha ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
Frances Harman
Emerson
Reuben Wheelie
Mills
Ark
Stanley Boley
Des Moines
Charles Wagner
St. Charles
Forrest Burtram
Kansas City
Kan
Ed Wendt
Shawnee Mission
Thomas Mohrhouser
Danbury
Joseph DeSalva Jr
Shook Stanley wedding and local community notices
Miss Sandra Shook and Terry Stanley wed at Glenwood with a Saturday 4 o'clock ceremony and reception. Numerous local residents attended, visiting relatives, birthdays and hospital stays noted. A cold front brought rain and cooler temperatures after a mild week, with garden produce and frost observed Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hopp
Donnie Schroeder
Sandra Shook
Terry Stanley
Glenwood
Charlotte Brumbaugh
Ft. Worth
Tex
Elva Pollitt
Bert
Howard Allensworth
Henderson
Richard Allensworth
Emerson
Cogley
Mercy Hospital
Otha Dickersbach
Valerie
Nebraska City
Robert Schroeder
Hooper
Nebr
Richard Mattson
Jerald Bode
Bill Budd
In- the -Edmundson Hospital
Frank Chamberlain
R. Richie
Riverton
Wayne Vanatta
Junior Vanatta
Patty
Thurman
Dick Vanatta
Kimberly
Karen Kinne
Charles Stubbs
Co. Bluffs
John Sherrill
Creston
Jim Bell
Pattonsburg
Marjorie
Ferne
Laurence Alberts
Eugene Alberts
Kristin
Silver City
Murray
Helen Alberte
Ethel Herrick
Miley Schmidt
Red Oak
Charlie Herrick
John Waller
Dale Haines
Tracy Sell
Tarkie
Cash Janulewicz
Larry
Eldon Schultz
Orlo Jones
Woody Jones
Don Bair
Omaha
Gregg Jones
Gary
Wayne Blackman
Duane Clay
Papillion
Merridian
Miss
Charles Blackman
Naval Air Station
Alabama
Pensacola
Fla
Gulf
Fort Walton
Charles
Maurice Alberts
Clifford Wolfe
Jess Cogley
Shook-Stanley
Wall Street Says Corporate Farmers Rule the Industry
An editorial in Wall Street Reports argues corporations are supplanting the family farmer as profits shift to integrators and city jobs. It ridicules rugged individualists, notes government supports used by big business, and questions how long farmers can borrow to stay afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Wall Street
Wall Street Reports
Business News
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Tala Patton
Esther Circle
Myrtle
Russell Smith
Church Women United
Emerson Methodist Church
Henderson U. Meth
Circle
Miriam Circle
Harold Smith
C.J. Blank
Blank
Erma Allen
M&a
Frederick Larson
Harold Phelps
Dubuque
H.E. Greenwood
Charles Greenwood
Sidney
Teemete See
Roscoe Greenwood
Longmont
Cole
Ron Goods
Eldridge
Larry Hunt
Steven Colerick
Ross Bryant
Webster City
Dale Hillyer
John Thorson
Clarkson Hospital
Purina
Midwest Chemical
Monsanto, Geigy Farm Chemicals
Eary
Emerson Farm
Sa Td
Sowaa
Vernon Neuss
Ira Bell
Ava, Mo
Lows
Malvern Macy UN
NFO Report
Mrs. Weward
Palmer
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