Emerson Chapter O E S Holds Instruction School
Emerson Chapter No. 121 O E S held a Thursday afternoon school of instruction led by Mrs Elsie L Evans district instructor for district No 20. Visitors from Oak Elliott West chapters attended with a 7 o'clock dinner and evening meeting praised for exemplary ritual work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Elsie L. Evans
Oak
Ed Oak
Elliott
West
Creston
Shenandoah
Randolph
Oakland
Macedonia
Malvern
Red Oak
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Gertrude May
General Grand
Elva Denis
Wyoming
Mary Vieth
Pauline Mart
Electa
Gladys Nelson
Oak Chapter
Farewell Party Honors Mrs. Carl Anderson Friday
A birthday and farewell party was held Friday evening at Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Stille home in farewell to Mrs. Carl Anderson who is moving to a farm near Essex. The event featured Bates games and a pot luck supper hosted by the E. R. W. W. class, with Mrs. Anderson a teacher and Rev. Stille a class leader. Marjorie Graham of Hastings attended.
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Bertha Clutes
Otis Butcher
Marshall Mart
Carl Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Essex
J. F. Stille
Bates
Anderson
Emerson Cagers Win 16th Battle
Emerson high school defeated Henderson 52 to 37 to claim their 16th win of the season. Pickrel led with 25 points as Emerson pulled away after a tight first half and completed the victory with a dominant second half. Emerson seconds beat Henderson seconds 32 to 10 in the prelim game. Friday’s schedule promises more strong matchups as nearby teams visit Emerson for rivalries on the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson High Cagers
Henderson
Emerson
Reynolds
Ienderson
Will
Pickrel
Secon
Sicily
Focal
Junior C H S Meets at Waymire Home
The Junior Christian Home Society met Saturday at Mrs. Everett Waymire home with 20 present. The meeting included a regular business session followed by sewing. Several girls learned to knit and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Waymire and Rosalie Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Christian Home Society
Everett Waymire
Waymire
Rosalie Evans
Lenten Services Start At Local Church Cantata Planned
The Lenten season begins next Sunday with weekly services through Easter March 28. Pastor Ripley urges thoughtful discipline, attendance at all services, and spiritual growth. The choir will perform Redemption's Song, eight parts for mixed voices, with rehearsals starting Thursday. A March 4 banquet for parish spouses and partners is planned, followed by a public invitation to all. Sunday school at 10, public worship at 11, fellowship at 7, Bible study and choir at 7:30. Emerson Women's Relief Corp No. 214 meets Friday Feb 19 with installation and a pot luck luncheon. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Ripley
Toa. Im
Emerson Women's Relief Corp No. 214
Thomas
Amos Smith
John Hilliam
St. Joe
Reynolds
Montgomery
Standton
Geo, Gralaan
Hastings
St. We. Rive
Basketball Banquet Honors High School Players
A Tuesday banquet at the M. E. church basement honored 17 high school basketball players. Guests included Coach Reynolds and Supt. Paxson among others. The event featured a red and white color theme, a tournament statuette centerpiece, a Toast to Our Mothers, musical numbers, and a menu of veal cutlets shoestring potatoes creamed peas beet pickles maroon and white salad hot rolls cherry jelly apple pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Coach Reynolds
Supt. Paxson
Frank Shaw
Earl Crawford
Everett Wayture
Dean Steiner
John L. Evans
Hays
FB. Whistler
Church Societies Hold Joint International Tea Event
The M. TE. Ladies' Aid and Mis Siorary societies gathered for a joint International Tea on Tuesday Feb 9 at Mrs Lyle Wilkins home. Devotions by Mrs Ora Douglas followed with a Congo Crosses chapter read by Mrs Vernon Johnson and a program including girl scouts in national costumes and Dutch numbers. About 40 ladies attended as displays of international dolls and flags complemented a panel on country products read by Mrs Charles Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. TE. Ladies’ Aid and
Mis Siorary
Lyle Wilkins
Ora Douglas
Congo
Vernon Johnson
Girl Scouts
Annabell Lang
Bobbie Mart
Jeannette Carson
Charles Carson
Bridge Party Hosted by Emerson Chapter of Eastern Star
The Emerson chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star invites all to a bridge party at the Masonic hall starting at 3 o clock. Bridge will be the main feature with other games available, refreshments served, and several prizes awarded. All are welcome including nonmembers from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
Auxiliary Library Receives 50 Books
The American Legion Auxiliary meets Friday at Mrs. B.R. Gaus home. The library chair reports a new shipment of 10 books from the Des Moines traveling library at two cents per day. The child welfare chair sent cake and cookies to Bobbie Howe. Knoxville received 20 pounds of carpet rags. Delegates M. D. Lang and John Parker were chosen for the Feb 21 23 Des Moines conference. February National Defense Month included a program on Lincoln and papers on National Defense Universal Service Neutrality. Refreshments by Grayson Parker and Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxilia
BR. FE. Gaus
Tes Moines
Bobbie Howe
Knoxville
M. D. Lang
John Parker
Des Moines
National Defense
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
T. H. Grayson
Good
Winners Named in the Declam Contest
Winners in the declamatory contest were named Monday evening. In Oratorical Bobby Hogzett took first with Pauline Miller second. Dramatic winner was Martena Johnston, June Rice second. Humorous first Evelyn Shock, second Eleanor Cheney. First place qualifiers will enter a four school event here on February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Hogzett
Pauline Miller
Martena Johnston
June Rice
Evelyn Shock
Eleanor Cheney
Where Oysters Are Found Along Seacoasts
The bureau of fish notes oysters occur along nearly every seacoast where water temperatures reach about T0 degrees and higher. The statement outlines regional ranges and implies warmer waters expand oyster habitats.
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Bureau of Fish
Vrs
Box Elder Community Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Local residents report weekend activity across Box Elder and nearby towns. Mr Fight stayed with parents near Derby, Mrs Wilf Rew attended Aid Wednesday, and Dr Dye from Glenwood removed a cast from Herbert Freeman. Earnest Turner family visited the Fred McVay home, and Mrs Harvey Slaughter had dental work in Glenwood. Bill Whitehead moved hay to a vacated Wallice Haney farm. Mrs Fred McVayo spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Howard Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fight
Derby
Wilf Rew
Dye
Glenwood
Herbert Freeman
Herbert
Steigh
Earnest Turner
Fred McVay
Harvey Slaughter
Bill Whitehead
Wallice Haney
Fred McVayo
Howard Free
Deta
McSwwaney
Tee
Julia Agnes
Medger
Br. Capple
Council Bhila
Guyer
District Sunday School Rally Here
A district Sunday school rally is set for Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church with participants from Champion Hill Oakes Henderson Tenderson Methodist Westey Chapel Fmersity Baptist Emerson Methodist. The program begins at 2 p m featuring devotional values of the hymns Wanda Conrad vocal music and discussions on Sunday school leadership and temperance instruction led by Rev J F Stille and Rev J H P Stille with group singing by Oaks and Emernom Thayuist school members. The district tally in Banersam drew strong attendance and officers urge all teachers and interested residents to attend for Christian education progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Champion Hill
Oakes
Hendersin Tenderson Methodist
Westey Chapel
Fmersity Baptist
Emerson Methodist
Wanda Conrad
Wesley Chapel
Mts County
K. E. Nesbitt
the Oaks School
J. F. Stille
Emernom Thayuist Schnoo
Sehagl
Stimulant and poison terms in a cryptic classifieds note
A cryptic classifieds fragment references stimulants and narcotics with distorted drug names. It mentions a stimulant, a poison, and several garbled terms like alcerve and Jal nurfeo, implying a note about substances and their illicit categorization. Readers see a muddled catalog of drug terms and warnings.
Bottles Tandmade Until 1900 Tattler woot imide by lid nth JOO
Fragmentary OCR text describes a process tied to bottles and lids, referencing ancient Egypt. The readable portions are insufficient to identify full events, dates, or involved parties. The source appears damaged and yields no clear incident or consequence to summarize.
Friends of Herbie Asminsen Improve Slowly at Home
The article notes Herbie Asminsen is slowly improving from a recent loss. Several locals visited and cared for him, including Mrs Marnest Cole in Amerset with her sister, and Mr Thoverter of Denver visiting his sister. Other neighbors hosted gatherings and reported minor incidents and illnesses, reflecting a calm community snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbie Asminsen
Loess
Marnest Cole
Fmerset
Priday
Cree Rare
Roy Snider
Thoverter
Denver
Arthur Goehring
Local Residents Share Visits and Gatherings Across Town
Feb ty Mi and Mrs Earnie White transacted business in Randelph Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Hilton and son Paul visited in Bernard Gray home on Sunday in Onawa. Clarence Boles hosted visitors Wednesday. Several couples hosted pot luck dinners Thursday and Friday evenings at Culver and Seeger homes, with extended family gatherings and local social visits continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Mas
Ture
Mineola
Gray Welle
Sanday
West
Will van Ors
del Hase
Ty Mi
Earnie White
Randelph
Walter Hilton
Paul
Onawa
Bernard Gray
Louis Ranne
Lew Johnson
Clarence Boles
Mero
Harry Evans
Parl Mickelwait
Leonard Seeger
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