Editorial on production, price controls, and hunger
An editorial argues U S farms harvest record crops while world hunger persists and urges support for production to lower prices. It warns against price controls and black market impacts, urging citizens to push for removal of price controls and to resist restrictive production measures while noting war effects on food and economy.
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Emerson Methodist News Highlights and Picnic Notice
Emerson Methodist Church reports morning services at 10:00 with Sunday school at 9:15, announces upcoming fellowship night in September, and a spiritual life meeting in August. A picnic at McComb Park in Shenandoah is noted with attendees from multiple towns, along with family visits and reunion efforts.
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McComb Park
Shenanduahe
Metomb Park
Shenandoah
Clyde Lane
Thad Ainshunah
Lew Market
Mes
Kay Jackson
Guttnah
Mia
Tressit Howell
Kuyahum
Ralph
Richard
Clorinda
Piel Doy
Phoenix
Aria
Mrr
Wand Ts
Lester Shuok
Ana Beverly
Lthogene
Eldan Nutting
Milo
Robert Tawner
Ouiha
Win, Yates
Purrague
Bobbie Juntus
Neola
George Giger
M Harald Smith
Emverson
Emerson Woman Tollinger Dies at Warnke Home
Mrs. Mav Tolinger dies at Warnke nursing home in Malvern after living in Emerson. Funeral at Methodist church with Rev. Rous officiating. Tollinger active in church and Emerson Women’s Club, survived by daughter Roma May, other relatives, and many friends.
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Mav Tolinger
Warnke
Malvern
Hobe Edie
Frederick Larson
Honeyman
KR. Honeyvman
Roma May Oxford Tollinger
Als
Oxford
Cannesville
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Willian Tollinger
Warne County
Nebo
Emerson
Mir Tollinger
We Feurs
Emerson Womans Club
Taylor-Wolfe Nuptials at Emerson Methodist Church
Mary Louise Taylor married Francis H. Wolfe in a 4 p m ceremony at the Emerson Villisca Methodist church. Rev. Ernest M. Buechter officiated. The bride wore white moire taffeta with net and train. attendants wore pale blue and pink, music included Lenore Crawford singing and Tippert Honeyman playing. A reception followed in the church parlor, with Misses Whister and Whisler among the attendants. The couple will reside in Willisea after Sept. 1.
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Mary Louise Taylor
M. W. Tayior
Emerson
Francis H. Wolfe
Hawan] Wolfe
Villisca
Sundar
Banks
Methodist Church
Ernest M. Buechter
Methodist Church of
Caral Whisler
Bradley Wolfe
Vile Lixea
Max Whister
Glen Pengit
Robert Overman
Villisea
Taylor
Wolfe
Forrest Snodgrass
Earle Crawford
Warren Honeyman
M.D. Lang
H. B. Tubbs
Claude Barns
Simpson College
Iowa University
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Navy
Willisea
Community Notes Include Family Visits and Fair Highlights
Rev John C Turner and family returned from vacation and visited Beverly West Virginia area. Regular services resumed with 10 am sermons, church school. Des Plaines IL visitors Mary Lee Constance and family arrived to stay with GF Laughton. Families from Hastings Strahan Amana and Mt Vernon attended gatherings and picnics. Dick Smith won first and second prizes in a calf catching contest and plans to show at the state fair.
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John Barns
Inmanuel Hospital
Omaha
Downey Park
California
Emerson
Fred Whitford
Shenandough
Blanche Burton
Effie Hall Hatfield
Scott Edie
Hastings
C. E. Anderson
Red Oak
Gertrude Lang
F. D. Sawyers
Ivan Shook
Red Oak Hospital
Missex Grove
Leona Dixon
Colorado
Eva Krouse
Hedfield
Man
OL Studth
Ella Stephens
Sully Shouk
Henderson
Paarl Weatherly
Chifuga
John C. Turner
Beverly
W. Va
Conrad Kline
Willam
Mary Lee
Constance
Des Faines
Ate
GF. Laughton
Mary Lou
Addi
Omar Cyvad
Carolyn
Near Strahan
Raymond Laughlin
Dallas
Hugo Sripohl
Shirley
Largent
Stamey
Jimmie
Marjorie
Missouri
Ozark
Dick Smith
Local families tour Missouri and Malvern fair events
Mr and Mrs W F Mesenger and Mr and Mrs W H Mad dock travel Tuesday for Colorado scenery. Harold Terry and Bobby visit Missouri relatives. Donna Lee and John Scote stay with Aunt B J Lockaull and exhibit at Malvern Mills County Fair. Doris Armbrust visits Omaha relatives. Adolph Nagle drives parade car with four year old Marderle Largent. East Liberty float praised. parade overseen by Frank DuVal, Adolf Nagle, Largent and Henderson teams amid Shenandoah visitors.
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John Hascall
Bill Hixson
Red Oak
William Kimbo
Omaha
Walter Clutes
Lincoln
New
Clites
Erma Allen
Marlin
Orville Eastwood
Allen
Verna Burroughs
Darlene Black
Missouri
Dorothy Hassle
Mercy Hospital
Cornell Bluffs
Elbridge Shook
Frank Porter
Legion Park
Wad
Prank Norall
Clara Dunn
Darts
Laura Me.Dowell
Thele Ontother
Chute Mcdowell
Mex
Lukay Melee
Corson Apna
Ate
Mia S . Mekken
Harold Terry
Bobby
Donna Lee
John Scote
Near
Hastings
B. J. Lockaull
Malvern
Misa Doris Armbrust
Adolf Nagle
John Harthalomew
Hoger and
Billy
Tabor
Paul Benedict
Phyllis Ann
Charles Manes
W. H. Shafer
Dorothy
Frances
Mills County
East Liberty
Adolf Nagte
Marderle Largent
Edna Maddocks
Frank DuVal
C. Largent
James A. Henderson
Laura Kerney
Jesh Kerney
Shenandoah
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