Eastern Star elects officers for 1938 in Emerson
The Order of the Eastern Star elected officers Monday night to serve through 1938. Named were Elsie L. Evans as worthy matron Fan A. Carson as worthy patron Eva gatine Lang associate matron Lowell F. Patrick associate patron Elia M. Longshore secretary Marty B. Gibson treasurer Elsie Evans conductress Clara Thorson associate conductress Following a social hour refreshments were served by Elsie Evans Mande Cheney Clara Thorson and P. A. Carson The Masons and Star will jointly install officers in January Mrs Marion Osborn of Council Bluffs visited in Beulah Clites home Red Oak shoppers including Emily Burton and daughters Blanche and Nellie were in Red Oak Tuesday R L Fields visited Omaha Charlie Griffin closed out and moved to Red Oak where he has taken Watkins remedies agency George Douglas visited Shenandoah Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Elsie L. Evans
Fan A. Carson
Evacgatine Lang
Lowell F. Patrick
Elia M. Longshore
Marty B. Gibson
Elsie
Evans
Clara Thorson
Elsie 5. Evans
Mande K. Cheney
B. Whisler
P. A. Carson
Masons and
Stata
Marion Osborn
Council Bluffs
Beulah Clites
Emily Burton
Blanche
Nellie
Red Oak
R. L. Fields
Charlie Griffin
Griffin
Watkins Romedies
George Douglas
C. B. Whitney
Ruth
Moa
Margaret Whitney
J. &. Waymire
Minnie Whister
Omaha
C. L. Batlain
Emerson
Herbert Lamberts
Shanot
Chronicles
Chronicles Office. Miss Pearl Lee, Hold Osborn, and W. F. Snodgrass
Glenwood
L. E. Irie
Davis City
Grace Crawford
Laura Hall
Henry Schilling
Jesse Turbet
Rev
L. E. Ripley
Malvern
Seth Austina
Staplehtrat
Nebr
Frank Anstina
Utica
Ye Hull
Lincoln
Walter Clites
J. BR. Clites
W. H. Clites
Hull
John Hiltyer
Carson
C. L. Scott
Macedonia
J. R. Ciltes
Otis Butcher
L. L. Scott
Richard Crofton
Shower Held For Mrs Mile Schick In Emerson
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Mile Schick, recent bride, was hosted by Mrs Paul Jones and Mrs Reuel Schick at Mrs Jones's home south of Emerson. A mock wedding featured Mrs Otis Butcher as bride and Mrs O E Huntsman as groom. Thirty five guests attended including out of town visitors from Red Oak Hastings Wales and Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Reuel Schick
Jones
Mile Schick
Otis Butcher
O. E. Huntsman
Frank Porter
C. A. Ronk
Red Oak
Hastings
Williams
Wales
Bess Beeson
Lincoln
Nebr
Emerson Wins All Three Over Malvern In Basketball
Emerson high school and Malvern teams split three games Saturday night with Emerson sweeping 24 to 16, 24 to 13, and 42 to 20 in favor of Emerson. Omaha visitors Mr and Mrs D C Coppage and Elmer Larson attended the Shell Oli convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Emerson
Emerson Independents
Malvern Town
Mra
D. C. Coppage
Elmer Larson
Omaha
Epworth League Rally and Community Notices
Epworth League Rally at Sidney featured study in the afternoon and banquet and recreation in the evening with about ninety attendees. Local announcements include Ethelyn Parker and Wilbur Faunt wedding plans, James Sowers' back injury from a tree trimming, illness in the Fickel family, Ward and Clinton Parker hosting a dinner, and postwar visit of Ward and Clinton from overseas.
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L. D. Thomas
Jeanette Luther
Leta
Mildred Slater
Joyce Pierson
Epworth League
Sidney
Paul Parker
Ethelyn
Wilbur Faunt
Council Dluffa
James Sowers
June Fickel
Clinton Parker and Sons
Ward Fickel
Ward
Clinton
Jay Winslow
Jean
Lyne Parker
Wesley Chapel Church Preaches Christmas Sermon After Weather
Attendance was low at last Sunday's services due to severe weather. The pastor focused on "The Christmas Response of the Matter" in a second pre-Christmas sermon. A "Campaign for Corn for the Church" raised over a thousand subscriptions. Next Sunday a drama book sermon based on Charles Rann Kennedy's "The Servant In the House" is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Shela
Charles Rann Kennedy
Jay
Christmas Program Promised by Pupils Despite Cold Attendance
In spite of cold weather last Sunday, Oaks noted attendance of fifty one with several visitors. The girls and boys joined in planning the next event, a Christmas program scheduled for Friday night and featuring pupil participation.
Chevrolet to Display New 1933 Models Saturday
Chevrolet announces public display of its 1933 models on Saturday December 17 at more than 10 000 showrooms nationwide. Production and sales plans include 36 000 Iglas members and 60 000 display cars with dealer orders already placed. Kingler notes early preannouncement orders and previews at Milford proving ground with zone meetings to follow.
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Chevrolet
United States
Fhrst
Iglas
Batta
Canhify
H. J. Kitngier
Nasmuch
General Motors
Kingler
Kiingler
Another Year's Grange Progress and Growth Across States
National Master Taber highlights a strong year for the Grange with 1630 new members and a solid $150,900 treasury surplus. North Carolina added 144 subordinate Granges, with new chapters reported coast to coast. More Grange halls were dedicated than in 25 years, and building plans continue nationwide as local community service strengthens.
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Taber
National Grange
North Carolina
United States
Married couple Misa Karn Oreseilys and Vitor Monday
Misa Karn Oreseilys and Vitor Monday wed on December 9 at an Otunt suis Me venue. The ceremony was overseen by Henry Oraneiine and a small group of relatives. The couple plans to live at a future home together and begin their life as a married pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Karn Oreseilys
Vitor Monday
Kip Malia
Henry Oraneiine
Bresgal
Mt Vernon youths play basketball as fall storm halts harvest
Mt Vernon boys Gerald Bower and Tom Wille, students at Malvern high, played Emerson high school last Saturday and Malvern high Monday. Emerson won the game. Tom left the Malvern game in a dazed state, unsure of the score. The piece notes a cool spell and delayed corn husking with few turkeys or rabbits found in the fields this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Bower
Tom Wille
Mt. Vernon
Malvern High School
Emerson
Emerson High School
Tabor
Malvern
Tom
Himalayan sheep run forty tales an hour tale
An offbeat note from a 19th century Independent item notes a playful exaggeration about Himalayan sheep speed. The quip imagines a lamb racing Mary, illustrating humorous language in historical reportage.
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Mary
Helena
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