Community Notes From Emerson Mite Near Town
Fragmented local column records names and brief updates. Sohn L Biana returned from Faribault Minnesota after a visit with her son Merion a student at Attuck Military Behaul. Halph Knight visited from Ames Iowa State College. Misses Jeanette Carson Evan Reline Knosp Bernice Steiner spent time with parents. girls attend University of Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Frank Porter and their son visited from Villisca, staying with relatives.
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Mya
Sohn L'Biana
Faribault
Minn
Merion
University of Nebraska
Frank Porter
Villisca
High School Party in Gymnasium
A fragment of a local social page describes a high school party held in the gymnasium with numerous names listed in attendance. The text includes references to Thanksgiving travel and visits by residents to relatives in nearby towns, indicating a community-centered social section.
Thanksgiving Dinner Held by Thorsen Family in Iowa
A long passage recalls a Thorsen family Thanksgiving with multiple relatives visiting and traveling. The notes mention Mrs. Olsin Thorsen, Glenna and Granegerd Baladh, Mise Ebin Thorson, and others, with travel to Chicago and to Lincoln for a daughter’s school term. The Presbyterian church announces a congregational meeting on Sunday, Dec. 7 at 11:30, continuing a prior discussion.
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John
MT. Wiedds
Tulin Thorsen
Jarek
Olsin Thorsen
Glenna
Granegerd Baladh
Mimrersen
Os Tie Ahel
Feontont
Neher
Ebin Thorson
Tae Buviaeds
Witke Adamis
Amily
Thaveny
Chicago
Frank Oglevie
Council Bluffs
Presbyterian Church
John Carson
Lincoln
Jeannette
Univera
Business Man Makes Strong Statement
A. Strath Mobt, prominent business man and head of Bakery Equipment Co. in Oklahoma City, reports recovery from a long stomach ailment after using Sargon and Barkon Soft Mass Pills. He says five bottles of Sargon restored health, gained sixteen pounds, and regained vigor from twenty years ago. Coliing Deng Co., Agents.
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A. Strath Mobt
A. Strate
The
Bakery Equipment Co
Oklahoma City
Barkon
Adv
Coliing Deng Co
Fragmented OCR Memorial: Emerson Climax Church Dinners
The readable lines note Thanksgiving dinners at M. E. Church in Emerson or Climax church. Mentions of family meals, neighbors and friends visiting, and various family names such as Wand, Mrs. St. B. McLain, and John Parker. Details are incomplete due to garbled OCR and missing context.
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M. E
Emerson
Climax
Brys
Elfen
Korderspercera
Wand
St. B. McLain
Alvern Roer
Renerson
Steen
Ward Pos
Glen Cooper
Ter
Rosa Boyers Eighty-Second Birthday Celebration
Mrs. Rosa Boyer marked her eighty second birthday with her children Mary Nelson Rachel Stillwell Laura Dungan Jim and Eva Boyer and several grandchildren and great grandchildren present. Friends called in the afternoon including Virginia Ransom H B McLain Gertrude Davis and F G Kochersperzer family. Florence Hatfield stayed with Arlene Haldeman. Sherman Allen and Jeo dined with Mrs Janine in Shenandoah. Mrs Carrin Mebain and daughters enjoyed supper with Mrs Mabel Campbell and Fern. Milms at Warner hosted a program for six pupils watched by about seventy four visitors. Afterward fruit salad and wafers were served. About fifty neighbors visited the Willan Noel home for an evening gathering with gifts left by Clarence Bishops Walter Kallenbarger Stella Tuttington and Jim Unwerd.
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Rosa Boyer
Mary Nelson
Rachel Stillwell
Laura Dungan
Jim
Eva Boyer
Warner
Willan Noel
Clarence Bishops
Walter
Kit Kallenbarger
Stella Tutington
Jim Unwerd
Hastings School News and Holiday Absences
Report cards were distributed Wednesday evening and returner Monday morning. Several high school pupils have been absent due to illness but most are back in class. Seventh and eighth grades received pencils and are selling them well. Teachers Miss Elsie Hregn Alta Hunter Luther and Miss Davis spent Thanksgiving vacation at their homes.
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Indi James Rca Dee
Wates
Hastings
Erades
Elsie Hregn
Alta Hunter
W. Walmeth
Carre Luther
Davis
Cranking mishaps and local visits spark small town notes
Sixteen year old Arm Bresks sustained a broken right wrist when a Ford cranked and kicked. Dr. Christy reduced the fracture and expects a good recovery. County official W. E. McGrew injured fingers while fixing a windmill. doctors hope for saving them. Miss Wivian Johns of Plattsmouth visited her uncle A. W. Vannice. baby born to Mrs. Haroff at Jennie Edmundson hospital, requires further care. Major G. C. Greenwalt, state secretary elect, stayed with his parents for Thanksgiving and toured Omaha Shenandoah during the visit.
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Davie Henderson
Fred Henderson
Ford
Christy
Duvie
Emerson
W. E. McGrew
Wivian Johns
Plattsmouth
A. W. Vannice
H.R. Haroff
Council Bluffs
Champion Hill Baby Born as Community Gathers
Mr and Mrs Louie Bullington welcome a baby boy born Friday. Attendance at Sunday service was fifty four with a Thanksgiving observance. Wilma and Florence Cooper visited the Bullington home meeting their new cousin Rey. Further social notices list guests and visits across local families and their activities through the week.
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Louie Bullington
Wilma
Florence Cooper
Rey
A. EB. Kiser
Roy Haldeman
Cecur Welch
Hoyd Cow
Tow
Mel Berriman
Viola Hatfield
Red Oak
Mel
Clarence Bishop
Maury Hatfield
Bonnie Angerson
Ruby Straieht
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Gertrude Davie
Wanda Rochersperger
Wee
Guiet Ju Hee
Orville
Bhenandoah Vistors
Ted Oak
PB. ON
Liddell
Viola Baselle
Bark Wade
Oakland
Sherman Allen Howe
Meg. Allen
Fee
Bhenandoa
Bremot Cardi
Vitor
Mire
Wusey
F. G. Kocherberger
O Ff Dogman
Thanksgiving at Mrs L K Mason Home
Thanksgiving dinner was enjoyed at Mrs L K Mason home with many relatives including Mr and Mrs J B Lewing Gay and Gretchen, Mrs J W Bowman and Emily, Mr and Mrs Harry Ranney and Jimmie, Mrs Lee Mason and Walter Van, Mr and Mrs Lynn Mason, Mrs Kenneth Jones and Jackie, and Mr and Mrs C C Genung. Gretchen Sewing attended a show at Red Oak Saturday night. Superintendent A W Vannice and family autoed to Malvern Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Carl Metterup of Omaha spent Thanksgiving with her parents.
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Meridian
Hastings
Ape
Weinebos
Odette
Vita
Dbelisard
Cramer
Aya Sumtay
Cimatia
Theteeon
Alva
Virintty
Chas
BR. Smith
Red Ock
Rhuben Dixon
Gravity
Grace
Leona D'xan
Adrian Bolling
Corn Nz
Pat+vick
K. A. Evans
Duna City
Edgewood
Marlon Johnson
Omaha
Vernon Johnson
Emerson
Arthur Johnson
Valley
Nebr
Anta
Aaron John
Mra
JL. K. Mason
J. B. Lewing
Gretehen
J. WW. Bowman
Jmily
Harry E. Ranney
Jimmie
Leela Mason
Walter van
Lynn Mason
Kenneth Jones
Jackie
C. C. Genung
L. K. Mason
Gretchen Sewing
Red Oak
A W. Vannice
Malvern
Carl Metterup
Cdnna
Thanksgiving day social notes and local moves
Mrs J F Martins Thanksgiving guests include L es ter Barnum Mon mouth SD and J E F Nietert Claremont SD plus Wallace Wood Hastings and Fred Martin family. T M Brazleton transferred to Crestay on Branch train crew. Roberta Christi and Lawrence Martin home from Lincoln visiting. Frank Van Buskirk from Simpson college on Thanksgiving. Amy Moore and Ed Parsons visit. Edith Dalzell and relatives visit, newborn Phyllis to J Roentgen family. Local moves include Genner Shaw Jr relocating to Coune Win, and Mrs L H Mason visiting Bassett.
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R.A. Davie
Crestay
Mite
Roberta Christi
Nebraska State Tatverefty
Lawrence Martin
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Frank van Buskirk
Theesselving
Mrakessor Aniies
Webh
Moore
Amy
Saveral Ds
Parsons
Kansans
W. Moore
Jais Huntsman
Emerson
Thanksgiving Day Family Visits Mentioned Across Lenox Area
Mr and Mrs Lemon Cox spent Thanksgiving with daughter and family Mr and Mrs R F Poindexter in Lenox. Mr and Mrs Carl Slodj ands zon visited their parents Mr and Mrs Ny W Hodge Mrs at MM. Weambesrl daughter Evelyn and Miss M divd Mor of Strahl were Ings visitors. Meron Mrs Bra Asten ee anal sons in the area. Also noted are visits by many local families to the Harry otter home in Sunday. The North Grove Cemetery association meeting for Der 4 will be held at the home of Mrs Molly Brown.
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Lemon Cox
R. F. Poindexter
Lenox
Carl Slod J Ands Zon
Ny W. Hodge
MM. Weambesrl
Evelyn
Midivd Mor
Strahl
Alt
Hagen Clark
Otha Quimby
Roy Quimby
Wareth Smith
Atte
Semersen
End
Marton Wilbehn
Macedonia
Chas. Parker
Siver City
Harry Otter
Cart Hole
Arthur Smith
Malvern
North Grove Cemetery Association
Wra
Molly Brown
Hastines M E Church Services Reflect Spirit
A fragment reports Hastines M E Church last Sunday with good attendance and high spirit. It urges continued church work and notes plans for morning and evening services, inviting broader participation from the youth and community.
Business firms plan to make Americans unconscious
A misread Chicago News item notes that several firms aim to render Americans unconscious through covert methods. The piece critiques the idea, arguing the motive is to control, not heal, and suggests public concern over corporate experiments.
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Chicago News
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Bam
Mearahat
Pyerahonne
Baba
Abel
Fred McArthur
Frank
M. L. Evans
B. C. Coppage
Columbus
Ohio
Ella Coppage
Chas. G. Greenwood
Osceola
R. E. Dunn
Charles
Misa Dorothy Briggs
R. N
Wil Brings
Merle Weyern
Port Crank
Nehr
Phoebe Smith
John Thorsen
Malvern Leader
Charision
Pntertail
Pre
Siti
Dogon Stehota
Jeamnard Rhoades Ier Ed
Dumb Mes
John Parker
Sete
Carrie Milenia
Jeede Belionhorris
Pepenis
Henais Kean
Brida
Florence Hatfield
Arlene Haldeman
Sherman Allen
Jeo
Mrs
Janinie
Shenandoah
Bresks
Ais
J. F. Martin
T. M. Brazletom
Glenwood
Rey Riwford
Mary Yarrington
Orn Yarrington
Atrs
Gladys Wortman
Viona
Valera Sutherland
Frank Umphress
Grace Tagman
Carl
Clarence Cromwell
Gertrude Tern
Keith Dalzell
Frances Shaw
Kansas City
Marionw Mott
Lawrence
Kan
Edith
Dalzell
Genner Shaw Jr
Hamehold
Coune
Urey
Roentan
Phyliss
Bassett
Cbr
Shaw
Mrs. Blanche Shaw Hastings
Botna Valley State Bank
Jowa
Cheney
Emprean
Mons Tian Aas
VOSS
General Electric
Iowa-Nebraska Crafty and Power Company
Martin
Iowa
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