Emerson Women’s Club Meeting Theme Day In School
The Emerson Woman’s Club will meet Tuesday September 3 at the old Keystone schoolhouse, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Cole. The event titled A Day In School begins at 2:30 PM.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
4
The Emerson Woman’s Club will meet Tuesday September 3 at the old Keystone schoolhouse, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Cole. The event titled A Day In School begins at 2:30 PM.
Local church schedules include Emerson Methodist and Emerson First Baptist with service times and activities. A string of community items lists births, travel, family visits, reunions, and social events, noting residents leaving for university and various relatives visiting in towns such as Shenandoah, Des Moines, and Omaha.
Henderson area residents hosted and joined relatives and friends across Iowa and nearby states. Guests traveled from Council Bluffs Omaha Des Moines and Macedonia while others toured Omaha Brownsville and Des Moines for bands, weddings, fairs and family events. A new youth choir forms at the Methodist church as families share updates on health travel and school plans.
Mr and Mrs Homer Connell visited Mr and Mrs Joe Landon in Atlantic Sunday. Mrs Retha Finley of Hastings accompanied them and is Landon’s sister. Dewey Ferguson left as custodian at the new school house. Clyde Gravett started work. Mr and Mrs John Eaton and Linda of Butler Pa stayed with Mrs Mary B Gibson en route home from Wyoming. Larry Good from Compton Calif visited his uncle and aunt Homer Connell. David Edie of Omaha visited his mother Mrs Hebe L Edie. Mayor Frances Harman learned of the death of Emmett McDowell of Kearney father of Mrs Robert Good. Jack Cottengim plans a trip to Mansfeld Mo to bring his family home from Norwood. Diane Sandquist hosted a shower at Wales church. Gary Greenwood and wife welcomed daughter Robin Lynn born Aug 23 at Red Oak hospital weighing six and a half pounds. Richard Williams of Prior Lake Minn spent weekend with his mother Mrs J A Thorson. Joe Hoover and children of Grenwood visited Mrs Myrtle Walker Saturday afternoon.
A. Paul Thompson outlined the Continent Area Power Planners project linking 22 suppliers with a 5400 mile grid to move up to 345000 volts. The plan, by CAPP, would let utilities exchange large blocks of power, enabling larger, cheaper plants and stable future supply for about 3 million customers in Iowa Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin Missouri the Dakotas Montana Wyoming and Nebraska.
Hastings 4 H News reports Aug 15 gathering of Hastings Jr. Feeders at Golden Hill School with host Duane Clay. Eleven members attended as Rodney Grindle spoke on Jr. Feeders Cattle Marketing Day and Bob Burgoin discussed the State 4 H Conference. Mrs. Clay served lunch. Dick Godfrey, reporter.
The Busy Bees 4H Club presented their year’s achievements and talents including Cheryl Shaw on piano, a pantomime by Nancy Crocker and Cheryl Shaw, and a Washington trip narration by Diane Lakin. Demonstration team Genene Maher and Angela Sayers documented their year at the record book meeting hosted by Mrs. Bo Christensen. thanks to her as record book mother.
The statement asserts advances by investor-owned manufacturers and utilities, not a federal power system edict. It pledges continued planning for tomorrow's rising power needs, both jointly with other suppliers and locally, to serve about half a million people.
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