Emerson Residents Undertake Numerous Spring Moves
Emerson will see many residents relocating this spring. Dean Braswell moved to the Watson property last week. Entraim Edle shifted from the Evans home to the vacated Jntee house. Arthur Bliss moved from the A G Sd barge to Clara Abel s property. John Morgan plans to move into the Sudd house, while Dene Yep Matt leaves Roy Davis home. Frank Severns relocates to Callender Town, Marshall Mart to assist with housekeeping at John Moats’s house. Charlie Edie rents Ellen Noonan house, moving from the Lakin farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Dean Braswell
Watson
Entraim Edle
Te Evans Hose
Jntee
Heawell
Arthur Bliss
A. G. Sd Barge
Clara Abel
Lea Hutchings
John Morgan
Deneyep Matt
Roy Davis
Morgan
Frank Severns
Callender
Town
Marshall Mart
Hastings Entertains Here in a Humble Variety Show
Hastings section 1 presented the third program in a four night series at the gymnasium on Thursday evening. The first half featured the school orchestra and glee club with a fine performance. The comedy play Letty was well acted and drew a well filled house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Section
Schanl Iyerum Weurse
Commercial Club Elect New Officers
The Emerson Commercial club met Monday evening at the Hyans farm office. Officers were elected for the coming year. They are: Paul Carson, president, Russell Watt, vice president, Kenneth Evang, secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Commercial Club
Hyans Farm
Paul Carson
Russell Watt
Kenneth Evang
Emerson W R C Give Program at Wandman Hall
The Women's Relief Corps No. 214 met at Wandman hall for a regular meeting with a patriotic program directed by the instructor Elyen, honoring Presidents Lincoln and Washington this birth month. Recitations, papers, and a birthday theme followed, then ice cream cake and coffee were served by a birthday committee. A handkerchief shower remembered Mrs. Mabel Severns who is moving away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps No. 214
Wandman Hall
Othe Pattio
Elyen
Abraham Linenin
George Washington
Lone -Amerin
Helen Webb
Mabel Edie
Linenin
Carrie Thoms
Darla Ward
Washington
Tertha Kellenbarker
Cora Ti
Sadie Carr
Seeca Bliison
Ola Farris
Amana Fields
Mareetla Norris
Caroline Rhoads
Slann Tengestrom
Fay Winters
Roberta Kellenbareer
Mabel Severns
American Legion Auxiliary Met and Plans Feb Essay Contest
The American Legion Auxiliary met February 15 at Mrs. W. H. Cramer's home. They sponsor an Americanism essay contest with a February 22 deadline and will award prizes. Committees judge essays and a flag etiquette program will be taught to grades three through eight. A library addition is planned for March, and refreshments followed the meeting. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. K. A. Evans and Mrs. June Fickel, who will report on the Des Moines conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
W. H. Cramer
Ita
Wbrary
O. J. Ryan
W. T. Snodgrass
K. A. Evans
June Fickel
County
Des Moines
Paul Whipple Off on Long Cruise
Paul Whipple sails from San Pedro aboard the Saratoga for a four month cruise with the U S fleet. The voyage aims at the Panama Canal Cuba and New York Harbor with tactical exercises en route. The article also lists local notices and community updates from Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. BK. Whipple
Fou
San Pedro
Calif
Saratoga
United States
Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Fort Crook and Vicinity
Mrs. Merle Hevern and her son visit Fort Crook from Nebraska while Mrs. Phashe Smith hosts. Murray McClain visits from Indiana and plans to sneak into Omaha. Mrs. L. E. Ivie sits with her mother Mrs. W. Crawford at Davia City. Arthur White returns from Long Beach California with his son Clarence. Huntsman of Imogene and M L Evans with son John L return from Illinois. FR. A. Comer drives to Massena to see his parents as James Frohn of Tarkio and Mrs Rice visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrit Smith
Rose Sell Forrest
Smith
Fay Lane
J. A. Taylor
Jienver
Maurice
W. W. Andersen
Omaha
J. Jh. Coates
Misa Pearle Lang
Edd Ferris
L. E. Rice
Martha Bass
Masonic Lodge
Lyle Hixson
James R. Hicks
Freedonia
Kansas
Ray Douglas
Nellis
Otis Butcher
Madaline Watt
Des Moines
Jack Landera
J. H. Mitchell
Emerson
Red Oak
Merle Hevern
Little Son
Fort Crook
Nebr
Phashe Smith
Murray McClain
Tadanapolis
Ind
Henry Schick Homme
Crookston
Charlie Hastings
Sneate
L. E. Ivie
Davia City
W. Crawford
Arthur White
Long Beach
M. L. Evans
John L
Mmlinois
A. Comer
Massena
James Frohn
Tarkio
Mra
UB. Rice
Strahan School Notes Mix Classes and Local News
Kathryn Shaw Strahan editor reports on a busy week at Strahan school. Students in American literature discuss Julius Caesar after his death on Monday while science classes tour the building and study heating systems. Home economics notes cover textile notebooks and new room furnishings. Local social reports, shop ads, and a basketball outing to Omaha are included alongside personnel moves and a ladder accident at the elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Shaw
Julius Caesar
Darland
Farm Bureau Ladies Attend Luncheon At Home
A luncheon hosted at the home of Mrs. Walter Angus drew members of the Farm Bureau and guests including Mrs. Frank Crouse Mrs. Emma Moore Mrs. Leona Cittes Mrs. Emma Clites Mrs. Frank Steele and Mrs. Frank Johnson among attendees. Leaders hosting the event were Mrs. Walter Angus Mrs. Guy Martin Mrs. W. W. Moss berry Mrs. Howard Kayton Mrs. Zeno Bass and Mrs. Henry Nims. Additional guests listed include Mrs. Harry Conrad Mrs. Will Bradley Miss Inez Bradley Mrs. Walter Roberts Mrs. Charles Gipe Mrs. Oscar Bellknap Mrs. Ray Wilton Mrs. Joe Trively Mrs. Claire Darland and Mrs. Hert Shatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Angus
Farm Bureau
Frank Crouse
Emma Moore
Leona Cittes
Emma Clites
Frank Steele
Frank Johnson
Guy Martin
W. W. Mossberry
Howard Kayton
Zeno Bass
Henry Nims
Vocational Agriculture Class Tests Corn
In spite of radio announcements to the contrary there are some good corn for seed in the country. The animal husbandry class tested several twenty car samples. That sent in by Ray Allensworth and W. M. Vestal tested 100 percent. Some crib run corn however had tested rather low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Allensworth
W. M. Vestal
Strahan Girls Rally to Edge Ran dolph 23 19
Strahan high school girls won a slow basketball game against Ran dolph Friday night 23 to 19. Both teams played with little energy as the pace remained dull. Mrs Horace Eacrett recovering at home of daughter is still unable to leave bed. Mr and Mrs Leo Hirachman of Omaha visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan High School
Randolph
Horace Eacrett
Clarence Lemonds
Mulholland's
Leo Hirachman
Omaha
Community Sunday School and Club Activities
Elbert Hutchings joined the C. H. Sunday school class this week and Anna Belle entered the T. 5. class. Mesdames Berta and Hertha Kellenbarger and Jessie Webb attended the W. R. C. in Emer pon Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Bertha Kellenbarger led the patriotic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Hill Elbert Hutchings
C. H
Annabelle
Mesdames Berta
Hertha Kellenbarger
Jessie Webb
Emerpon
Bertha Kellenbarger
Paul Good Loses Thumb In Sheller Accident
Paul Good was injured Tuesday afternoon while shelling for Joh Parker when his hand got caught in machinery. His thumb and fingers were mashed and amputations were performed at Red Oak Hospital, including the thumb the index finger at the around joint and the middate finger at the test joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Good
Red Oak
Shower for Miss Frances Anderson at Liston Home
Indes gathered at the home of W. Liston Wednesday afternoon for a shower for Miss Frances Anderson. Mrs. Ralph Liston ran the event with festivity, contests, and an old fashioned well rope display. A delicious luncheon followed with ice cream cake and coffee as gifts were revealed and displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Anderson
Liston
Frances Anderson
Ralph Liston
Fern Snodgrass
Francis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hastings
Commercial Club
American Legion
Armor
Shenandoah
Nach Manuriquez Atlantic
Johnny Watts
Nebraska
Ken Murdock Malvern
Glenn Allen Atlantic
Barney Kling Clarinda
Allen Jones Malvern
Emerson W. R. C
Malvern
Yoan
Hampshire
John Deere
Andy J. Berkhimer
L.A. Talbott
Aust
Paul Whipple
Tlene
Clarence
O. E. Huntsman
Strahan
News of the
Strahan Consolidated School
Mia
Morris Woodfill
Jared
Lincoln
Menesses
Milady Beauty and Dress Shop
Charles
Kayton
Creighton University
Washington University
Mulholland
Harold Peterson
Harry McCollster
Fred Durbin
George Crouse
Milady Beauty
Drese
Lewis Dalrymple
Campbell
Mulholland’s
White Cloud
Dale Laughlin
B. B. McFall
Malavern
Andy Berkhimer
Ist
Dukehart Majchinery Co
Delco
Der
Dat- Bachi
Delcos
Ford
Chevrolet
Mintle Electric CO
J._E. Randerson
Ward
Cicero Ava
Chipcawo
Tih
Larsson Currying & Oiling
Automatic Currier Mfg. Co
Dept. 5
Cherokee
Iowa
Frank Kelso
Buff Orpington
Tabor
Ernest , White
Ltte
Verne Hammack
Buft Orpington
Jas. Fisher
Hastique. Boyl
North Pakota
Grimm Alsfalfa Association
State College Station
Fargo
W. Gidley
Malvern Mill
Salemn
Cherles Walker
W. A. Haney
Paul Hilton
Faw Hale
J. Anderaon
Canada
Hurad Mall
Canadian Government Information Bureau
A. M. Pilkie
Government Information Bureau
Farmum
Chas. Walker
Mrs. Kranebell
North Prospect Avenue
Towa
A. P. Reeve
Silver City
E. Malvern
Mark Swarts
Silver Jetty
9 Ward
Mills County
Dr. Ward's Medicine Co
Winona
Minnesota
Jay N. Summers
Black Hampshire
B. Hy Abel
Clara Fahne
Edith Barkus
Walter Hubbell
Glenwood
C. F. Atkinson
Springer
A. B. Keckley
Lote
Tom Shaw
Farnham
Colina
Gall Ne
Art Jenkins
Dmereon
Strehen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!