Emerson Fred W Shaw Dies After Illness at Bluffs Hospital
Fred W Shaw a 17 year old Emerson High School athlete and Methodist church member died in Bluffs Hospital after a long illness. Born November 6 1917 he joined the church youth programs, excelled in sports and earned admiration for his character. He leaves parents four siblings and many relatives. His death followed a valiant fight with death and a final declaration I am going home to Paradise.
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Fred Wallace
Charles W
Cora A. Shaw
Freddie
Methodist Church
Epworth
Ufe
Paradine
Kenneth
Shenandoah
Ray
Dwight
Maxine
Erma Jordan
Chicago
Kenneth Shaw
Alvin Jordan
Darleena Shaw
Jonnie Nims
Red Oak
George Shaw
Hastings
Fred
Feas
Evening Star
Emerson Woman Virginia Ransom Dies at 87
Virginia Ransom, aged 87, died November 28 at Jennie Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs after a fall at home in Emerson and a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Emerson Methodist Church with pastor Rev. L. E. Ripley and music by local singers. She was born September 30, 1847 in Clearmont County Ohio and lived in Ohio before moving to Emerson with a sister. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. McGill. Interment followed at the Emerson cemetery.
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Emerson
L. E. Ripley
M. W. Taylor
J. C. Wilkins
L. Fields
Billy Ripley
Virginia Ransom
Wyatt
Nancy Ransom
Clearmont County
Ohio
Jennie Edmundson
Council Bluffs
McGill
Hansom
Bath
Via
M. E. Church
Jesus
Card of Thanks for Virginis Ransom
We express gratitude to kind friends and neighbors who offered sympathy and foral offerings after the death of our sister and aunt Virginis Ransom. Mra. M. E. McGitt Mra. J. L. Woods and family
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Virginis Ransom
M. E. McGitt
J. L. Woods
Familly
Expression of Appreciation for Fred’s Family
Our family circle shattered by the death of our beloved son and brother Fred wishes to convey deepest appreciation to friends and neighbors who contributed generously to our welfare and comforted us during the time of grief and sorrow.
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Fred
Shaw and Honeyman Family Visit Center Point
Chas. W. Shaw and family traveled to Center Point to spend a few days with their daughter Mrs. Eldon Brown. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Evana were Omaha visitors Saturday.
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Stuart Honeyman
Center Point
Eldon Brown
K. A. Evana
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A compact note reports emerging moves in political or tech circles involving notable figures, with emphasis on potential shifts and strategic alignment. Names cited include Nadella and Sree, indicating cross sector interest and possible policy or corporate realignment amid ongoing debates.
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Starsh
Hes Folding
Sens
Nadella Ob Sree Sania
Thanksgiving Hospitality Across Hillsdale and Surrounding Towns
Hillsdale and nearby communities shared Thanksgiving gatherings at many homes. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Jones hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Phelps and Grace, with additional visits by the Phelps family from Coal City Wisconsin and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Thomaz. Creighton Idaho football drew Mabel Coffey and the Van Orsdels to Omaha for the holiday. Roy Mayberry and Vera visited in Council Bluffs and Malvern while Fred Bessoner dined with Ira Nuss. Clifford Rommel of Indianola visited the Frank Howard home.
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Myron Jones
George Phelps
Grace
Mra
C. R.warren
Maurice Phelps
Coal City
Ira Thomaz
Harry Stone
Council Bluffs
Mabel Coffey
Maxine
Eugene van Orsdel
Creighton-Idaho
Omaha
Roy Mayberry
Vera
Fred . Bessoner
Ira Nuss
Maria Larsson
Lo Ran
Clifford Rommel
Indianola Fe
Frank Howard
Thanksgiving gatherings across the area
Thanksgiving moments filled with family visits as residents hosted relatives from Chicago Emmetsburg and Shenandoah. Mr and Mrs Walter Coffey entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Clifford Dillehay and Phyllis Lee while Myron Ruse visited parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ruse in Shenandoah. Paul Hilton hunted pheasants near Emmetsburg and several households welcomed relatives for holiday meals.
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Htex
Ted Anthony
Walter Hilton
Charles Ruse
BR. G. Race
Laura Clark
Myron Ruse
Bhenandoah
Paul Hilton
Emmetebure
Quy Wolfe
Tatity
Bari ‘Williams
Emergency Feed Loans Available for Drought Stockmen
W E Myers governor of the Farm Credit Administration said emergency feed loans will continue for drought area stockmen who cannot obtain credit from other sources. Loans aid foundation herds this winter if repayment intentions shown and credit remains in good standing.
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W. E. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Myers
Emergency feed loan program details and totals
The Himergency Crop and Feed Loan offices provide unsecured emergency feed loans from drought funding approved June 1984. Over 191,000 farmers and stockmen obtained initial loans, about 134,000 supplemental advances, totaling 23.6 million dollars from a 96.786 million dollar appropriation. Monthly allowances vary by stock type, up to 2 per head for cattle and 0.36 for goats, with averages around 1.25 million dollars weekly.
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Farm Credit Administration
Myere
Witter
All Do Not Resign Duty Question in Campaign
The text notes that Congressmen cabinet officers and others are not required to resign even after becoming a nem ese of their party. It adds that presidential candidates typically resign any government office held to devote time to the campaign.
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