Eastern Star Holds Special Meeting and Social Events
A series of Eastern Star activities includes a school of instruction led by Mrs. Elsie Evans of Emerson, a 6:30 banquet at the Baptist church, initiatory work in the Masonic hall, and guest chapters from neighboring towns. Local birthdays and social gatherings feature Ruth Davison’s fourth birthday and a surprise birthday for Mrs. J. W. Innes, with games and refreshments. Other notices cover a state school of instruction for district officers, a Business Girls gathering, and a party hosted by Mrs. J. R. Scott and Mrs. H. A. Deardorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Order of Eastern Star
Elsie Evans
Emerson
Masonic Hall
W. R. Byington
Elzabeth Sheattle
Henet Sire
Ronald Honeyman
Mis
Betty Caudell
Betty Barger
Lenore Mansfield
Velma Jean Caudell
Red Oak
J. W. Innes
Ruth Davison
Sheldon Hurlbutt
Tabor
Social Union
Presbyterian Social Union
J. O. Laird
Alice Keckley
S. Board
Becca Brothers
Mildred McCausland
Betty Beattie
Cole Dickers
Lernice Bower
Coriwell Bluffs
Malvern
J. H. Beckwith
W. A. Caldwell
L. A. Barkus
Hamilton
J. N. Summers
Thos
W. Gidley
W. M. Hiett
H. A. Gallther
Frank Juelke
Lowell Elliott
J. R. Scott
H. A. Deardorf
Judson Brull
Muskogee
Okio
K. R. Cook
Glenwood
Albert Nelson
Alfred Bavcom
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
E. Hill
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
George Livingston
National Defense Americanism
Edith Hertz
Ione Hasselquist
Edith Barkus
Cora Weidner
East Liberty Man McFall Celebrates 82nd Birthday
East Liberty LB B McFall observed his 82nd birthday with a Sunday gathering at the McFall home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Clay and family, Van Horns from Council Bluffs, J H McFall of Malvern, Ivan Jackson and family, Clyde Barger, and others visiting from Strahan MecClelland Buver City and Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. McFall
McFall
Wiley Clay
Nell
Carol
8I van Horn
Council Bluffs
J. H. McFall
Malvern
Ivan Jackson
Clyde Barger
Lawrence Shipper
Strahan
Ralph
Rana
Wayne
Silver City
Fontey
Harry Maddocks
Prostor
Emerson Ladies Aid Meeting and Local News
Emerson notes report the Methodist Ladies Aid met at the church with Mrs C A Barns leading devotions and a lecture by Miss Dahl on Thy Figure. Married in Red Oak Wilfred Shaw and Catherine Hammond wed. Woman's Club plans Feb 7 meeting with Dr Alden speaking on Progress of Science. Many local visits, job changes, and society events listed, including births and birthdays and Scout activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ladies Aid
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
C. A. Barns
Red Oak
Wilfred J. Shaw
Emerson Climax Vamily
Catherine Hammond
Shenandoah
Gibson Estate
Emerson
Community church gathering honors moving families Friday
A church planned Friday evening fellowship to honor families moving away and new residents arriving. Frances Shaw of Norfolk and Wayne Shaw of Council Bluffs among guests at various local visits. Betty Henderson and Wanda Canfield joined Shenandoah radio contest participants Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evor Gally
Frances Shaw
Norfolk, Neb
Wayne Shaw
Council Bluffs
Clifford Barrett
Glen- Wood
Sam Shaw
A. L. Haines
LaVern
Edith Hickman
Malvern
Betty Henderson
Wanda Canfield
Emerson High Routs Farragut In High Scoring Clash
Emerson High defeated Farragut 43 to 32 at Farragut after a fast second half surge. Johnson led Emerson with 13 points and Carlson added 10 while Bicket and Mancher starred for Farragut. Prelim Emerson reserves won 49 to 12. later Clearmont beat Emerson in OT 22 to 30 in a standout Missouri contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson High
Farragut
Maroons
Admirals
Emerson
Yighora
Tha Hleh
Johnson
Carlson
Bicket
Mancher
Cheney
Hicks
Clearmont
North Nissouri
Fead
Mont
Emerson Girls
Pacific Junction
Weekend social ties reported in Red Oak area
Miss Clarat Marie Mouelas of Red Oak spent the weekend with Ma and Mrs Hasgie Douglas. Mrs Ida Steen felt better after several days. Clyde and Dena Rhoads of Glenwood visited Caroline Rhoads Minnies and BE Birds. They returned from a Texas trip and met Miss White, former dramatics instructor who owns an orchard there. A Hastings contest awarded Channing Coppage second in humorous class among four schools. Various local residents attended, hosted, or traveled, with hospital, school and club activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Edna
Edna Mart
California
Minnie Whisler
Coppage Oil Co
Christian Home Aid Society
E. 8. Westenburg
Christian Home
Council Bluffs
Mabel Campbell
Bertha Kellenbarger
Carrie McLain
Elbea Swisher
Elliott
Laura Douglas
Tanora
Neb
Dean Boswell
Aurora
Oswego
A.F. Smith
Austi Briggs
Roscoe Greenwood
Des Moines
Melvin McGrew
Willamsburg
Will McGrew
Hurst
Glenwood
H. C. Knight
Will Bedford
Omaha
Avn
Paul Jones
Nes
Ivan Shock
A. L. McKinley
Red Oak
Betty Bullinger
Helen Knight
Virgil Baldwin
U. S. Navy
Cubs
Deas Davin
Buertan
Navy
China
Hall of Hastings
Yah
Clarat Marie Mouelas
Hasgie Douglas
Ida Steen
Clyde Rhoads
Caroline Rhoads
Minnies
BE. B
Texas
Miss White
Channing Coppage
Hastings
Hark Harman
the Edmundson Hospital
F. D. Snodgrass
Winno Blass
Elsie Evans
O. B
Winifred Hatfield
Shey ‘Ote
Moet Thatsfield
Lewds
Hampton
Dante Uimitten
Tabor
Hert
Coma
Iver
W. Campton
Paul Carson
Hans
John Carson
Gilbert Carlson
Sigene
Vennard Larson
Mra
D. C. Coppage
Bapt. Cranwall
Frank J. Shaw
Arlene Patrick
Misa Kathleen Willams
Masonic Hall
Florence Short
Hazel Patrick
R. EB
Fred Brunow
Clarence Whitney
Ralph Huaste
Sidney
Emerson Troop Thanks Mrs Stoke for Flag Gift
The Emerson Girl Scout Troop expresses gratitude to Mrs. A E Stoke for presenting the American flag to their unit. The gesture is deeply appreciated by the troop and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
A. E. Stoke
Pacific Junction High School contest crowns winners
In Pacific Junction a county junior high meet for western Iowa schools was held at the high school. Winners include Bonnie Leg Thatledea of Pacite Tanetton and Lole Conrad of Glenwood. Representatives from Malvern and Silver City did not enter. The winners will advance to the war county contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehoois
Mis County
Eyen
Pacific Junction
Malvern
Silver City
Schoole Representa
Taelfle Juneion
Meiweod
Mars C.D. Aistrape
Glenwood
Ar Imth Thassel
Paedtie
Fremont
Neb
Pete Olson
Emma Barker
Earnest Barker
Lown
Vireil Phillipa
Philipa
Burlington
Marian Nelson
W. Nelson
Bernard Beldin
North Platte
W. T. Beldin
Lydia Good
Emerson
Personality Traits Discussed by Simpson College Tutor
John I Horsley of Simpson College discussed personality traits before the school recently. He rated 10 traits defining the life styles: impressiveness initiative reliability navigation intelligence expression adaptability leadership faithfulness and vitality. The article notes examinations across algebra and world history classes as part of the curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Horsley
Simpson College
Fulth
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Eastern Star
Evans
the Baptist Church
Beverly Hamilton
Nora Gravitt
Miss Cecil
Henderson
Ben Guyer
Guyer
North Carolina
Frink
Misa Stewart
Rubber Footwear
Fred Hall
Tommy Tucker
Ee Wheat
Mrs. Kellogg’s
Heinz Baby
Junior Foods
Deardorff’s Grocery
Landis
Klondike and Buckeye Incubators
East Liberty
Emersonians
R. J. Nelson
Ta Scott
Emily Burton
Nellie Burton
Willie Douglas
Marshall Mart
Will Gammon
John Walker
M. D. Lang
Grace Dixon
Serioul
Anunabel
Annabel
Lane
Karl Graham
Walesa
Merle Hevern
Howard Allensworth
Familly
Ward
Thrapp
Chas
Edie
Ehmwer Larson
Virgil Ronk
J. B. Goss
Postre
Barbara Sprow
Nafine Fields
Allene Boswell
Needles
Mary Louise Waymire
Dean “Oskvell
Betty Doswell
Ioilett
Marion DeBolt
DeTolt
Oul
Fmersonia
Mr. Shawi
Donald E
Ferdinand
Mary
Billy
Dad
Delbert B
Sociary
Mr. Bhaw
Trafalgar Square
Nelson
Kathleen
Englight
Star
Lewis Geopfarth
Bress
Lewis Birdsall
Russell Eyns
Max Whisler
Faya
Vernon McKee
Margaret Longmacker
Kathleen Jordan
Donall Eastwood
Lorraine Bowen
Switzerland
Macpherson
Macphergan
Jourvalle
Merry Hospital
Council Ball
Aba
Crenwell
O Fio
Edo Farris
Vernon Clayton
Patrick
Cl BK. Jarns
J.C. Goss
DB. BH. Goss
Collins Drug CO
VIE Ib
Reuter
Gardenia
Epsom
Europe
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