College moves and visitors noted in local items
A report lists residents departing for further study in Hillsboro Kansas and Wahoo Nebraska, with others planning to teach or travel. Connie Parker and Dale Sandquist study at Hillsboro and John F Kennedy College. Mr and Mrs John Thorson will visit from Texas next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Parker
J. J. Parker
Hillsboro
Kans
Darlene Sandqust
Dale Sandquist
John PF. Kennedy College
Wahoo
Nebr
John Thorson
Texas
Omaha Couple Wed at Emerson Sunday
James Growcock son of Mrs Berniece Growcock of Omaha formerly of Emerson and Miss Lani Lacey of Omaha were united in marriage at 2 1m Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev Barl Kelly in charge Lunch at Mrs Ray Honeywell’s home followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Growcock
Berniece Growcock
Omaha
Emerson
Lani Lacey
Barl Kelly
Ray Honeywell
Calendar of Events Listing for August and September
August 41 events include EE EB Cole Antique sale at 4 30 a m. September features Woman's Club at the Baptist Church on September 3 and the Fall Festival scheduled for September 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Cole
Woman's Club
the Baptist, Church
Church notes and local visits in Henderson area
Church notes list services at Champion Hill Presbyterian First Baptist and United Methodist with pastors supts and service times. Social notes mention Arthur Johnson of Papillion visiting local residents, lunch at Carl Castor Osceola and visits by Lloyd Hicks and the Johnsons, plus JAG Club breakfast attendance by Mrs. George Jones and hostess Mrs. C A Frink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Papillion
Nebr
Margaret Grayson
Sue
Vernon Johnson
Quentin Johnson
Don Hicks
Red Oak
Lloyd Hicks
Lloyd
I. W. Castor
Carl Castor
Osceola
Bill Metcalf
Dean Schipper
Indianola
George Jones
JAG Club
Cunningham Park
Highway 59
Henderson
C. A. Frink
Schmidt Cooper Nuptials in Arlington Heights Illinois
Miss Barbara Joan Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schmidt and Darrell Cooper both of Arlington Heights were united in marriage July 20 at St James church Arlington Heights The Rev James J Doherty performed the double ring ceremony The bride wore a gown of olive taffeta lace with train and seed pearl veil The maid of honor Gail Grothe wore light green chiffon over taffeta and bridesmaids wore similar gowns The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Harald Cooper of Emerson The reception followed at Knights of Columbus Hall with about 150 guests The couple will reside in Wheeling after a honeymoon in the Ozarks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Joan Schmidt
John Schmidt
Darrell Cooper
Arlington Heights
Harald Cooper
Emerson
St. James Church
James J. Doherty
Gail Grothe
el Cajon
Catif
Kenneth
Terence Schmidt
Steve Danielson
Libertyville
Knights of Columbus Hall
Wheeling
Ozarks
Arlington High School
General Binding Corp
Northbrook
Til
Emerson High School
du Bois and Glander Blacktop Co
Rolling Meadows
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Mmittee
Paul Irs
Glen Cooper
Melee
R Eastwood
Geneva
Hy-Si
Emerson, Iowa
Varvey BR. Smith
Gavel
Debbie
Jimmie
Shhielty
Cleveland
Ruth Carey
Kenneth Wallan
Hardy, Ark
Smith
Gold Crown Inn
Orpha Thoms
Son Parwin
Doniphan
Pearl Kline
Heber Hillyer
Joan Laughlin
Clinton
Matt Laughlin
MS. St. Clare High School
David Laughlin
Ft. Carson
Cole
Mark Laughlins
Jennefer
Blanche Laughlin
Ed L. Laughlins
Robert Jardoo
Randolph
Richard York
Farragut
Lee Roscoe
Shenandoah
Matt Laughlins
Adolph Pettinger
Cumberland
John Mery
Burlington
Mary Luke
Fonda
Bessie Green
Green's Cafe
Marshalltown
Bill Aistrope
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
Noel DeKalb
Glenn Kellenbarger
First Baptist Church
van Antwerp
Kirk Hascall
Dewey Ferguson
United Methodist Church
Earl Kelly
R.L. Grayson
Schmidt-Cooper
Illinois
Darlene Rapp
Marshall Cooper
Wichita
Kan
Roger Raupp
Robert Bennett
Bettendorf
Bennett
Glenn Cooper
Ross Bryant
Lemonds
Legion Hall
Glenwood
Pearl Merchant
Clare Darland
Alfred Clites
Randalbh
Marion Burroughs
Bate
ITE
Sw. Iona
Queen City
Adm
Zenith
Parade
Thorson Garage
Emerson Community Club
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