Emerson Davis Family Death Claims Mrs. Whitney at 83
The 11th annual reunion of the Jas. Tey family was held in Chatangian park, Red Oak, with 92 relatives attending. Mrs. Elba Straight was the oldest present and Kathryn May the youngest. Louis Pratt was re elected president, George R. Davis vice president, and Jessie Fisher secretary. Mrs. Mabel Campbell was re elected historian. Margaret Whitney of Emerson died at her home after a long life as a pioneer resident. She leaves two children, three grandchildren, and two great grandchildren, with a large extended family in nearby towns.
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Davis
Red Oak
Margaret Whitney
Emerson Home
Jas
Mra
Far Swisher
Rita Mae
Mye
Ralph Swisher
Jay
Ernest Swisher
Vermillion
Fred Weed
Trenton
M. Davis
Alice Freeman
Laredo
Floy Young
Straten
Clark Thompkins
Wayne
Lila Foltz
Dennis
Adna May
Karolyn
Nowala
Roy Straight
Ayr
Jessie Dayia Smith
Junadeanpe
Donald
Robert
Ruth
Ankeny
Geo. R. Davis
Dean
Carria J. McLain
Pearl
Velma
Wi Schick
Corena Hirdwall
Srilek
Bernice
Delorty
Kent
Mabel Campbell
John V. Parker
Flom
Parker
June
Mary May
WH. la. Kellenbarger
W. M. Kellenharger
Ella
Louis Pratt
M. L. Pratt
Reid Pratt
Charles Pratt
Floyd Pratt
Glenn Copper
Everett Carson
Bernard
Elliott
Paul Young
Strahan
W. A. Fisher
Pacific Junction
Elba Straight
Karolyn May
Jessie Fisher
Bidweil
Mildred Hateder
Joe
Mitrearel Qaw Ohelia
Agere
Hane Warren Enunty
Af Brown
Hey Con Clarejen
Gen Pa
Emmett Whitney
Meath
Bart
Bernina Warrier Howman
Council
Clarence Emmett Whitney
Emerson
Whitney
Iz Emerson
Impersonator Officer Arrests Fail to Pay Fine
One George Smith of Red Oak appeared in Emerson impersonating a staff officer and attempted to arrest a stranger with liquor. Town Marshall Ed Ferris nabbed him, brought him to Emerson, and Mayor Stokes fined him $100. Lacking funds, he was sent to Glenwood jail.
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George Smith
Red Oak
Emerson
Ed Ferris
Brokes
Ferris
Stokes
Glenwood
Supt Paxson Back from Summer Vacation
Supt B H Paxson and family returned last week from Fair tald where they spent a good share of their summer vacation and he is now quickly getting school ready to open September 3. Mr and Mrs C D Greenwood drove to Silver City called by the illness of their sister Mrs Frank Plumer who suffered a stroke Saturday evening. W H Cramer drove to Atlanta Tuesday where he cried a sale. Ray Edie was in Council Bluffs Monday. Floyd Mcdowell and family returned the last of the week from several days visit near Craig Nebraska. crops in that vicinity look good though one section suffered from hail.
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B. H. Paxson
Fairtald
Mra. C. D. Greenwood
Silver City
Frank Plumer
W. H. Cramer
Atlants
Ray Edie
Council Blutts
Floyd McDowell
Craig
Nebr
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Martha Bass In Emerson
Mrs Martha Bass was pleasantly surprised at her Emerson home on her birthday with neighbors and friends gathering for an evening of socializing and refreshments. Other local notes mention Mrs B E Combs recovering at Immanuel hospital and several residents enjoying a Riverview Park picnic near Ongha with family and friends.
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Martha Bass
Emerson
la Ride
Funeral Rites for Mrs A W Coppage in Stanton
Funeral services conducted for Mrs. A W Coppage at the Lutheran church in Stanton with Pastor A Leonard Smith presiding. Burial followed at Emerson cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mrs A W Sydney of Omaha, sons E M Coppage of Stanton and Delbert C Coppage of Emerson, two sisters, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Visitors traveled from Omaha Mason City Stronghurst and other towns to attend.
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Aternoon
E.W
Cape Fear
Stanton Kew
A. Leonard Smith
Lutheran Ehnreh
Emerson Cemetery
Wester
Fay Powell
Fierders Onetre
Kirkehy
Morehall
Merle
Walter Allquist
Marehall
Eh Duehter Ag
Jobin Marshall
Ang
Bar
John Marshall Oner
Mar. Matto Alexanlter W. Coppage
Ola TH
Ant St
Mying
Emerson
Emerean
Kom. Cappare
Stanton
Presbyterian Church
Emstrein
Young People's Bible
Europe
Sntan
FE. M. Coppage
California
A.W. Sydney
Omaha
E. M. Coppage
Delbert C. Coppage
E. C. Fort
Emma Marshall
Stronghurst
Merle Anderson
Mason City
A. W. Sydney
Virginia
Friends Surprise Mrs. Frank Edie on Birthday
Mrs. Frank Edie celebrated a surprise birthday when 35 relatives and friends gathered at her home last Sunday. They enjoyed a plentiful dinner and a market basket brimming with candy bars to satisfy her sweet tooth for the summer.
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Mrs
Frank Edie
Has Pot Luck Luncheon at Last Meet
The Emerson Women’s Bellat Corp No 214 of the Grand Army of the Republic met in regular session Saturday. Mrs Hertha Clutes was installed and a pot luck luncheon was served by the birthday committee. The Epworth League held a cheese cream social in the West Room of the Thorson Chevrolet garage Saturday. Merchants sponsored a dog and pony show Friday evening. The Stiles visited Rev L F Ripley. Rev and Mrs J F Stille visited Council Bluffs to see Mrs Wayne Cole in Edmundson hospital. they reported her improving. The Gosses visited Des Moines with their nephew Kenneth Mann en route to Fort Dodge. Gilbert Cheney sold household furniture Saturday evening. R Salmonss returned from Excel-si or Springs Mo after two months. Floyd Caldwell and Betard visiting Malvern. Steenwale at Ara. Gey. Ginger’s home.
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Emerson Women's Bellat Corp. No. 214
Grand Army of the Republic
Hertha Clutes
Hf. F. Cheney
James
Colorado
Epworth League
Thorson Chevrolet Garage
Henry Brown
Missouri Valley
L. F. Ripley
J. F. Still
R. Salmons
Excelsior Springs
Paker
Floyd Caldwell
Malvern
Mra. Betard
Ara. Kulv
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Strahan Epworth League entertains Hastings League at church
Members of the Strahan Ep worth League hosted the Hastings League for an evening at the church. Lights strung, a parable discussion, and refreshments followed services. The Strahan group planned a social at Silver City Methodist on Aug 27 with transportation provided.
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Strahan Epworth League
Hastings League
James
Strahan League
Methodist Church Notes Morning Worship and Visits
Morning worship at 9 4a mt. Mrs. Mary Hillyer superintendent. Beworth Learns at 2:80 p.m. CHmat Church school week. Mrs A Van Ansdals superintendent. Guest Pastor Owen Hamaker to visit with his daughters in Missouri with his brother in Nobrae Herterrés their emuein Mrs. Walter Roberta Mys Kanete at Porter's Jake Fri evening. A fine supper was served. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Marvin Woodtitt, Mr and Mrs Emmett Gipe, Ger Audine and Donald Charles, Mr and Mrs Everett tite and baby, and a friend Cram Lineshit, Anna Hose Bass, Date Hillyer, Byron Whittem, Fern Baldogler and Mrs Roberts.
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Owen Hamaker
Bis Alanehters
Missouri
Sile
Nobrae
Herterrés
Walter Roberta
Mys Kanetetite
Porter
Jake
Mra
Marvin Woodtitt
Emmett Gipe
Geraudine
Donald Charles
Everett Tite
Baby
Cram Lineshit
Anna Hose Bass
Date Hillyer
Byron Whittem
Fern Baldogler
Roberts
Oaks Sunday School Aug 14 Attendance and Visit Notes
Oaks Sunday School met August 14 with an attendance of 62 including one visitor. Gifts were given by Jewell Mahan, Mrs L E Brammeler, and Hyron Viner. Primary children recited memory verses. Mrs Luther Andrews and daughter from California visited at Jim Hicks home. Mrs Lee Williams, recently recovering from surgery, is improving. A range of local families were mentioned as spending time with relatives. The youth and their teacher J W Castor held a party at the schoolhouse Monday evening with lemonade and cookies.
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Vietter
Jewell Mahan
L. E. Brammeler
Hyron Viner
Luther Andrews
California
Jim Hicks
Lee Willams
Red Oak Hospital
Wong Nicely
Margrette Dodson
Nay Martin
Qhs Hall
Kenneth Wnt Torage
Forrest Achenbaugh
Darlene
Darrel
Marion, Mahan
Velma
Jowell
Henry Sehflting
Marion Mahan
Mra
I. W. Castor
Lee Wiliams
Red Oak Hogtal
J. W. Castor
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Reported
Attendance reached 62 with five visitors. Birthday money given by Horace Hall and Betty Jean Cole. Memory verses recited by primary children. Aug 20 travel notes: Brammeter couple accompanied Agnes Klose to visit her parents in South Dakota from Tuesday to Friday. Various local visitors and family visits noted. birth announcement: Roy and wife welcomed Emma Louise.
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L. Eb, Brammeter
Agnes Klose
South Dakota
Forrest Achenbaugh
Darrene
Darrel
Marion Mahan
Trent Jones
Otis Hall
Horace
Missouri
Vernon Viner
Illinois
L. E. Brammeler
University Hospital
Omaha
Roy Martin
Emma Louise
Local People and Visitors Around Red Oak
ASBURY Mr and Mrs Chas Shaw visited Red Oak Friday morning. Mrs A J McGinnis and daughter Betty Anne were in Omaha on Monday. Albert Dobney spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs George Dobney, helping with threshing. Miss Alice Mildred Marcella and Faustina McQuanta and Miss Ann Andrew of Benson Neb visited at the John A McGinnis home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs S W Arterburn were in Red Oak Saturday. Mrs Fred Clark of Hastings visited at the J A McGinnis home Friday. Mrs Laurence Read of Glenwood and her mother Mrs P G Bayes of Giraban were visiting. John Metlinis cooked for Threukere Monday.
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A.J. McGinnis
Betty Anne
Omaha
Albert Dobney
George Dobney
Misavs Alicu
Mildred
Marcalla
Faustina McQlanta
Ann Andrew
Benson
Nobr
John A. McGinnty
Alturgoon
W. Arterburn Ware
Red Guk
Fred Clark
Hastiegw
J. A. bMcGinnis
Lawreace
Glenwood
P. G. Bayes
Gtraban
John Metlinnis
County Board Proceedings Opened by Auditor in Mild County
The Mild County Board of Supervisors met August 1 in Glenwood Iowa with Supervisors Plimb Watts and the clerk present. Minutes from July 11 were read and approved. Maurice Mayberry Mills County Treasurer’s bond and Hyman Foster as deputy county treasurer were approved. CP Rintey remained cook for payroll, and a bribery inquiry noted. The treasurer’s report shows cash balances, warrants, and cash in transit.
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Mild County
Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisora
Bath
Plimb
Watts
Maurice Mayberry
Mills
Hyman Pt Foster
CP Rintey
Bribines
Judy Na
Wits
Alulla
Banoness
Gutel Diratik E
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Sherman Archer
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Fritz Larson
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Dale Bullain
Riverview Park
Ongha
H. ©. Hascallle
Lamonta
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A. Ww. Coppage
R. C
Homer Brush
Essex
Ehasin
Methodist Church
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Howard Kayton
Th. Guest
Marry McCollister
Stary
Albert
Basil McCollater
Des Moines
McCollister
Veterans Hospital
Dallas Clitesett
Yellowstone
Estes Parks
Robert Bayes
Dalelas
Waldo Petergon
Shirley Ann
Delores
Paul Olver
Peterson
Anna Peterson
Hancock
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Paul Oliver
Jesse Wilson
Robert Shaul
Alfred Shaw
BE. G. Wederqvist
Dan Seaton
Joyce Molaherry
Randolph
Anna Edith Angus
Walter Roberts
Troy
Will Wolfe
D. H. Wolfe
Turin
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D. A. Wolfe
Claude Flaighter
John Dryer
Claypool
Ind
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Ellis Grindle
Forney
Thurman
Chas. Kayton
Kayton
Arthur Carley
Carson
Willis Dye
Nelse McDowell
Ralph
Ethel Armstrong
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Tommy
Byron Bradley
Bradley
Lorraine Otion
Edith Rightenschuelder
Harald
Guy Grindle Jr
Claire Jonas
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Harold
Gene
John Bellknap
Creston
Frank Steele
E.D. Seaton
Kucels
Paul Kimney
Shenandoah
Mira
J. B. Achenbach
Dodge
Nre
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Worshin
Mary Hillyer
Beworth
Chmat
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A van Ansdals
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Shaw
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Grand Avenue
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Cottage Grove Ave
Yours Truly
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L1n Chemical Company
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de Moines
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