Emerson Community Hails David Edie Honored Visitor
Emerson notes honor for David Edie who has joined the Navy. Mrs Anna Johnson hosted Friday night for her grandson with guests including Albert Edie and family and John Edie and Hastings kin. David returned to the Great Lakes Monday and plans to depart soon for San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Edie
Anna Johnson
Navy
Mra
Albert Edie
John Edie
Hastings
David
Great Lakes
San Diego
Tal
Mystery Friend Breakfast Held at Methodist Church
The Mystery Friend breakfast occurred in the parlors of the Methodist church on Wednesday. Tables with garden flowers and crepe paper streamers hosted a program and a play after a delicious meal prepared by a long list of committee members. The event featured poems, songs, and a theme of friendship, with a church meeting and the formation of a Women’s Society of Christian Service planned for August 30. Nearby residents and families were noted in attendance and in travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystery Friend
Methodist Church
Mesdames Y. R. Johnson
Orel Gillen
Harry Kellenbarger
D. A. Edie
Anna Johnson
L. C. Blank
R. O. Smith
H.C. Hicks
Margaret Grayson
D. C. Coppage
L. V. Hicks
Ora Douglas
Mesdames J
Earle Crawford
L. J. Cranwall
Ida Briggs
Chas, Carson
Clarence Barns
E. B. Westenburg
M. E. McMullen
Amos Smith
M. D. Lang
H. Barre
Womer of the
le K. Ripley
W.H. Meredith
Ference
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Emerson Flooded in Friday's Downpour
A severe Friday night rain caused Indian Creek to overflow its banks south of the railroad, flooding roads and homes. The worst flood in years left the water up to the highway bridge, covered the ball diamond, around corn bins, and backed up near Walker grocery. Livestock moved to higher ground, gardens destroyed, and several families were displaced by the flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
Here
Highway Bridge
Walker Grocery
Box Elder Weather Damages Road and Livestock Losses
Heavy rains wash grades and destroy road infrastructure with tubes and bridges washed out. Local deaths attributed to clogged stomach from sweet clover pasture. Community updates report residents traveling, visits, and farm activity including a partridge request and a hatch of eggs.
Latin American workers seek extended aid effort
An endeavor to extend its help to the workers of Latin America faces logistical and political hurdles as officials weigh broader support. Local observers note potential impacts on trade, labor rights, and regional stability amid ongoing diplomatic discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Workers of
Latin America
Tremor Visitors And Local Family Gatherings Across Glenwood
Mt Vernon Mr and Mrs Elmer Fahrenkrug of Tremor visited a Sunday with her uncle M Parks and family. Elizabeth and Janet Parks stayed for a week with Mr and Mrs Parks. Nearby families, Effie Weak and Bert Pickenpaugh relations, spent Sunday with Davis Holden and family. Mild health note about Mrs Seeer. Travel mentions include Worland and Wisner visits and a 10 day Rice Lake trip by the Alberts family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flmer Fahrenkrug
Tremor
M. Parks
Glenwood
Tom Parks
Elizabeth Parks
Janet Parks
Orville Weak
Ruth Weak
Darrel Stephens
Effie Weak
Bert Pickenpaugh
Silver City
Buster Holden
Davis Holden
Paul Seeer
Ralph Bower
Mra
Fred Dickersbach
Otha
Worland
Wyo
Blaine Dickersbach
Gerald Bower
Dickersbach
Russel Laird
Wisner
Neb
Gene Mertz
Uttle
Ernest Alberts
Maurice and
Lawrence
Rice Lake
Wis
Alberts
J. F. Baskins
Bobby Worcester
Cadar Rapids
Ralph Parker
Randolph
Ka Mea Quy Frazier
Champion Hill Picnic and Community Visits Report
The Champion Hill Sunday school annual picnic occurred at Porter's Take on Tuesday. Local families including Mr and Mrs Dave Shelley and their children visited Emers on. Clarence Estes of Omaha stopped by Clarence Dishop's home with George Tshop. The McQueens from Shenandoah spent the weekend with Harold Cooper. Summers family visited Henderson on Saturday. Allen family attended a reunion in Shenandoah. An ice cream social at the church Friday drew good attendance. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lee and David, Louis Conrad and family, who dined with Dean McLain and Clarence Bishop's families on Sunday and Thursday visits to Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Earle Crawford
Storm Lake
Hal Wyland
Helen Hee
R. QO. Smith
Ilinois
Harlan Woods
A. J. Davis
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Morris Taylor
Denver
Cola
Forrest Taylor
St. Louis
Marjorie Taylor Swan
Truro
Lawrence Taylor
Corning
Hillery Plekrel
Ivan Durbin
Colorado
Howard Mickelson
Friendship Club
Phara
Withe Douglas
Des Moines
Douglas
Barbara Smith
Mildred Anderson
Allen Rowa
Falls City
Neb
Darwin Shelton
W. T. Hoover
Stanton
B. Guffey
Clarinda
Darwin Hascall
J. B. Waymire
Elliott
Mary Louise
Kathryn Rhoads
Glenwood
Fred Brunow
Brunow
R. B. Good
Spirit Lake
TD. Lang
Griswold
Lang
Chea. Vestal
John Honeyman
Mabel Jaggers
Arvella
Rolland Meek & Friend
Mt. Ayr Bun- BY
Qacar Johnson
W. H. Wharft
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Porter
Roscoe
Lois Mertin
Sioux City
I. EB. Ripley
M. EB. McMillen
Margaret Grayeon
Nays
Mabel Campbell
Jennie Keltenbarger
Carl Clement
Coluvia
Alondey
Heigly
Elmer Carson
Mulvin
Mawsburg
Mathew
James
Harold Wicks
Lyle Wilkingon
John Humphrey
Hanlontown
D. H. Pickrel
Lesie Kellenbarger
Area Council
Miss Pear
E. McLain
Immanuel Hospital
Bertha Kelenbarger
W. H. Sehick
J. A. Taylor
L. R. Taylor
Amos Smith
Airs
Algar Alin
R. J. Nelson
Champion Hill
Porter's Take
Dave Shelley
Jesse Shelley
Emereson
Clarence Estes
Omaha
Clarence Dishop
George Tshop
Richard McQueen
Shenandoah
Harold Cooper
Ed Summers
Henderson
Sherman Allen
Wesley Chapel Baptists Hold Large Dinner and Conference
Mrs Lyde Pearce Mrs Id Eichhorn and Miss Anna Paulson of Walnut visited Rev R Felt of Wesley Chapel Tuesday afternoon. There was a very large basket dinner and church and quarterly conference at Wesley Chapel last Sunday. Reports showed solid gains in all fields except overall attendance. Weather hindered winter work but superintendent was pleased with progress and interest in royal work. The pastor and wife welcomed the turnout and noted improvements and plans for year end. Members look forward to the upcoming session and closing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Henderson Methodist
KR. V. Belt
Wan Wotl
Teesgnere
Worial Uel Berign
Choosing between solid wood and plywood furniture
The guide explains solid wood and plywood furniture, their production, costs, and durability. It notes plywood uses layered wood for beauty at low cost, while solid wood can be refinished repeatedly. It advises checking joinery, finishes, wobble, and drawer smoothness for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elonie
Dawah
Mien Warten
Patel
Dave Trust
Joba
Miss Wireren
Elie Ing
Carelyss
Fragmented local notice on stolen car and damaged items
The text describes a damaged report about a person who had a car stolen and recovered in poor condition, noting thefts of a later car and the loss of documents. It mentions hardware, furniture components, and an emphasis on prompt service and contact attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nielson
Horton
Hla Pnts
Pote Aideraty Ag
Accident in Anamosa Severely Damages Vehicle and Pole
Augustin Kirby of Anamosa struck an electric post with such force that the windshield and juicolo were broken. Two poles connected by heavy wires were involved in the crash, causing extensive damage to the roadside electric setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustin Kirby
Anamosa
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Wwe
Lady
Mule Bates
Ang
L. E. Ripley
Women’s Sovcrety of
Christian Service
OSC Tutute
Grace Methodist Church
Waterloo
Maxine Cole
Gerald Bisbee
Miss Cole
Harry Meter
Mills County
Emerson Park
Flannagan
John Linvill
Neodesha
Kan
Wilbur Morrison
H. P. Schurr
A. J. Duncan
Harold Oliver
Washington
Will Oliver
Baptist Aid
Ralph Edie
Art Ellis
Leland Laird
Merna Ellis
Gassers
Emerson Gaszera
K. McMasters
Gerdenler
Olson
Black Spiders
Millard
Counciliffs
Wan
Art Jenkins
Earnest Turner
Marion Sewers
Harevey
Sweet Clover
Boyd McVay
Lyle Alley
Will Rew
Bowling Green
Bill McVay
Floyd Messenger
Messenger
John Ayre
Hazel
Doris Pickering
Burl Moores
Frank Decker
F. Storm
Sheldon
State Conservation Commission
MT. Vernon
LA Salle A
van Buren Sts
la Salle Street
Harold M. Horpar, Myr
Chicago
Uncle Zee
York
Gearhart Lumber
Malvern
Western Bond
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