William J Birdaall Emerson Died in Lincoln Nebraska
William J Birdaall born Henderson County Illinois January 2 169 and died in Lincoln Nebraska December 10 1928 after a brief illness. He lived in Mille and Fremont counties then moved to Lincoln where he resided. Survived by sisters Mrs Adeline Martin Hastings and Mrs Vherviei Wallies of Denton and ten brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Tirdsall
Henderson County
Lincolns
Nebr
Milly County
Mille
Fremont
Linesin
Tave
Adeline Martin
Hastings
Vherviei Wallies
Dbtendit
Fisvard
Emrersegi
Tarare
Hapemont
Ieeevir
Helmes
Jefe
Pheer Faupiot
Miss Faye Lang Shower Held at Ballain Home
A afternoon gathering honored Miss Faye Lang at the Ballain home with a bridal shower. Guests enjoyed a hearty spread of chicken sandwiches two cakes apple salad and coffee. Gifts for the bride to be included many useful items for her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Lang
Ballain
Mie Lane
Local visitors and hospital returnees noted
Charles Maynes returned a week ago Saturday from the Iowa Blute hospital at Iowa City. Iva Patterson of Council Bluffs spent Sunday here with her parents, Mr and Mrs Randolph Salmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Tuteee
Charles Maynes
Iowa Blute Hospital
Iowa City
Iva Patterson
Council Bluffs
Randolph Salmons
The Story of Bethlehem Cantata at the Church
The Baptist Sunday school aided by the Colr orchestra presents the cantata The Story of Bethlehem next Sunday evening December 33 at 7 30 featuring orchestral and choral parts detailing the nativity and messianic prophecies with solos duets and choruses. The program includes Behold I Will Send My Messenger The Redeemer Shall Come to Zion Arise Shine There Was With the Angels and Joyful Rejoicing among others setting the Christmas story with narrations and instrumental interludes.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Colr
Bethlehem
Daniel Prothroe
Rologie
Zion
Jesus
Tarhleboens
Anik the Shepards
Ramah
Presbyterian Church notes and upcoming services
The Study Sunday school was poorly attended due to sickness and bad roads, but the Presbyterian Church held an interesting Sunday school and a well attended evening sermon. anticipates next Sunday services, with 10:30 a.m. Sunday school and 11:30 a.m. morning worship including special music and a Christmas sermon on The Manger.
School Closed Monday for Holidays
School closed Monday for holidays. Sehoeo closed Monday evening until after New Years. Roads are poor and many pupils ill with influenza. Miss Lawrene Ken ler left for Mt. Vernon Iowa. Miss Klarle Rathbun for Oelwein Iowa. Miss Blanche Cooley for Ames Iowa. Bernard Paxson for Richfield Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehoeo
Lawrene Kenler
Mt. Vernon
Klarle Rathbun
Oelwein
Blanche Cooley
Ames
Bernard Paxson
Richfield
Silver City School News and Local Movements
The Silver City area reports weather and influenza related postponements. The PTA postponed its meeting due to illness and bad roads. Charles Swanzy returned from a ten day visit with a sick sister in Fite Pennsylvania. Meloy family moves to Malvern to live with McCoy family. Mrs. Dial Gshorn of Elkhorn Nebraska visits relatives. Virgil Frogier resumes work at the University of Nebraska after a home visit. Emerson vs Silver City basketball game postponed due to road conditions. State School Inspector Simons toured the local schools and praised overall condition and management.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Swanzy
Fite
H. A. Meloy
Silas Morse
Malvern
Teave
Mre
Dial Gshorn
Elkhorn
Nebr
Lita Baehman
Roy Twellman
Virgil Frogier
Tal Sthon
University of Nebraska
Herte
Emerson High School
Silver Ciy
Simons
Four Corners P T A Reports Meeting Programs
The Four Corner P T A met Friday evening with President Mrs Grudie presiding. A program featured students reading, solos, a cornet piece and a skit with participants including William Mayfield, J W Mayfield Jr, Marjoria Grace McMahil, and others. A piano upgrade from Omaha was noted and refreshments by Mrs Mayberry and Mrs Seeger followed.
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Grudie
William Mayfield
Junior Etchelberger
J. W
Willam Mayfield
Viola Woadfill
Anna Rose Dass
Bent Mayfield
Marjoria Grace McMahil Cornet
Baril
Mr. Bonner
Maia
Mayfield
Gradle
J. W. Mayfield, Jr
McMahill
Bonner
Eichelberger
Omaha
Zeno Bass
Anna Rose
Earl
M. C. Woodfil
Viola
Mayberry
Seeger
Henderson Notes and Local Arrivals
Marjorie Henderson Cain arrived from Ohio to spend the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm Cain. Mrs John Rainbow assisted in the meat market on Saturday afternoon. Will Richards has returned to the drug store with crutches after his accident. Arthur Lewis from east of town shipped out three cars of cattle Monday evening.
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Marjorie. Cain
Ohio
Wm. Cain
John Rainbow
Will Richards
Arthur Lewis
Local notes detail residents activities and events
Bar Altensworth has been carrying the mall for Bob Wight who has been sick. Elwyn Galloway has helped in Hugh McSweeney's business. Ruth Brown went to Red Oak for a new job. Mr. Whitmer hosts his mother for the winter. Mrs. Roy Teonard returned from Mercy hospital. A ladies physical training group forms at the schoolhouse. Hawolth Bixler acts as Burdngton agent. Wm. Kenward transferred to Ted Oak. Mrs. KL Smith's sister welcomes a baby girl Patsy Mac. Cantata canceled due to illness. Sunday program and pictures planned. Children will be treated Sunday morning. Art Fritcher worked at Edmondson Cafe. Mrs. Edmondson recovering from flu. Wm. Wilson returned from Springfield business trip. Mrs. Ed Collings improving but advised not to work. Monroe Moore moving to sister Ed Wilkinson’s home. Phylis Owens visited Red Oak. Dever Brera and Griswold folks stayed with parents. Miss Thomas at Mayo Hospital improving. Orly Harris informed of father’s kidney trouble. Mitts family moved to Macedonia. School closed for winter break to Jan 2. R. W. Casebott in Macedonia. G. L. Harbor in Council Bluffs. Mrs. Beevis Sowers taught in Miss Artist’s absence. Dewey Gaffey visiting with Gaffey kin. Fred Carter to work at a garage in Giant. Christian church to hold a short Christmas program after Sunday school. Clint Broasie buys Corsair Plumb Property and will move March 1.
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Elwyn Galloway
Hugh McSweeney
Ruth Brown
Red Oak
Whitmer
Roy Teonard
Mercy
Hawolth Bixler
Kenward
Theower
Ted! Oak
KL. Smth
Earl Malindy
Patsy Mac
MEL
Art Fritcher
Edmondson
Mr. Edmondson
Feare W. Wilson
Springfield
Omaha
Ed Collings
Conneil Bluffs
Monroe Moore
Ed Wilkinson
Phylis Owens
Dever Brera
Griswold
Misa We Thomas
Sheen
Mayo Brothers
Orly Harris
Shenandoah
Mitts
Clint Bressie
Macedonia
Fred Carter
Giant
Christian Church
Clint Broasie
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C.F. Barns
Barbara Lang
Chas
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Albla
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M.D
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J. A. Parsons
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D. M. Kline
Olice
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Paul K. Halland
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Minnie Whigler
Edgar Christy
Lee France
Council Bluff
Mercy Hospital
Orris Bentley
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Jeff Sunday
Claremont
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Harold Cheney
Excelsior Springs
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Cheney
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Alburt U Porrell
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Guy Haruld
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Qroonville
Tenn
Ybelt
Silver City
Four Corner
Henderson
R. McCulla
D. D
Sinclair Refining Co
Malvers
Jowe
Bar Altensworth
Bob Wight
R. W. Casebott
G. L. Harbor
Beevis Sowers
Artist
Dewey Gaffey
Citizens Bank
Henderson, Iowa
Avery
Farmers National Bank
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Towa
Boucher
Yoasters
Walte Irons
Tepcolater Seta
Lroms
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Voss
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