W R C Installs Officers on Friday
W R C members hold an installation with officers named for the year including president Kate Thiyka and secretary Cora Comer. About 75 attendees, gifts presented, and a luncheon followed at the M E church with entertainment ending the evening. Attendees Rev J F Stulle and Rev L Ripley among guests.
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Fmersen
Datawins
Epteeps
Signa Tenestram
Rosa Cites
Sre
Ellison
Cale
Hevern
Edna Grayson
Martlevilie
Church Notes Honor Fifth Year Of Service At Emersey
The Reverand and Mrs. J. 1. Rips ley will celebrate the fifth year of service in the Emer sey community with an open home tour from 2 to 5 and 7:30 to 1. Evening services during Lent urged for all church members. New music for the choir. Sermon next Sunday on The Blessings of a Good Appe tie. Sunday school at 10 am public worship at 11 am young people's hour at 7 pm.
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Virret Sane
Sewer Semitiy
East Whood Mills
Walt
Dopom
Bean
Medan
J. 1
Ripsley
Einaron
Lothe An
Basketball Boys Honored with Dinner in Omaha
A group of ten basketball players and coach Reynolls were taken to Omaha on Tuesday February 16 to attend the Midwest Golden Gives AL ALU finals. They dined at the King Fong cafe with Raymond Pickrel Bobby Hogzett Quentin Johnson Russell Evans and Charles Lakin as honored guests.
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Reynolls
Omaha
King Fong
Raymond Pickrel
Bobby Hogzett
Quentin Johnson
Russell Evans
Charles Lakin
Milk Route Sold as Vernon Johnson Disposes Business
Vernon Johnson sold his six and a half year milk route last week to Henry Peterson of Fremont Nebraska who will move his family here immediately. Possession was given Monday. Local social news notes follow including dinners hosted by Mrs. Eliza Hossie and visits by Rep. W. J. Cramer, Mrs. Cramer of Des Moines, and others attending the American Legion Auxiliary convention in Des Moines.
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Vernon Johnson
Henry Peterson
Fremont
Nebr
Eliza Hossie
Geo. Ginger
Ella Stephens
R. O. Smith
W. H. Cramer
Tall
Will Snoderass
Grace Crawford
Mary
W. J. Cramer
Cramer
Des Moines
J. V. Parker
M. D. Lang
American Legion Auxiliary
Ida Briggs
Ansil
Merrill Briggs
Veterans’ Hospital
Amos Smith
J. M. Harvell
Imogene
Missouri
Rett Combs
S Hospital
Earle Crawford
Bloomfield
Charlie Vestal
Omaha
Criswell
J. 3. Evans
Claude Burns
O. E. S. School of Instruction
Elliott
Evans
Emerson
T. H. Grayson
Arthur Leu
Shenandoah
Jessie Douglas
Alma Nelson
Rallie Good
Nelson
Frank Kinney
Oakland
B.S. Kinney
H. C. Knight
Floyd Rhoades
Red Oak
Kathleen
Eleanor Cheney
Forrest Snodgrass
Chieftain
Council Bluffs
Merna Ellis
Winona Edie
Wilbur Morrison
Ripley
Ray Fields
Mat Good and Son
John Jones
Francis Gilliland
Malvern
Clarence Nelson
Jos White
Paul Nelson
Ward
Coppage
Californuia
Wade
Shenambuah
Jayce Biehl
Dennie Kutlbarger
Walter Angus
Lloyd
Ellis Grindle
Emmett Gipe
Ed Nagel
Jesse Wilson
Arthur Bradley
Chas
Gipe
Emerson Cagers Trim Sidney Quint In Open Varsity Clash
Emerson defeated Sidney High 33 to 21 in the first interschool basketball contest between the teams. Pickrel led Emerson with high scoring while Otte and Johnson contributed for the visitors. The article also notes a forthcoming game with Essex and a Villisca tournament opener against Stennett.
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Waemend Pigkrel
Emerson High Creers
Mumiar
Sidney High School
Merson
Reynolds
Pickrel
Otte
Johnson
Hogzett
Emerson
Essex
Stennett
Montgomery County
Darlene Butcher Hosts Girl Scout Valentine Party
Darlene Butcher entertained members of the Girl Scout troop at a Valentine party Thursday evening. Nineteen girls attended at 6:30 PM, enjoyed a dimmer dinner, games under scout leader Mrs. D. Jones, and Valentine decorations centered by a heart shaped centerpiece with red candles. Valentine drawings followed dinner.
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Darlene Butcher
D.ones
Careric
Rite
Jolly Clubbers Meet at Home of Mrs Steiner
The Jolly Clubbers gathered at Mrs. Gordon Steiner’s home on Thursday with most members present despite poor roads. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for March 11 at Mrs. Harold Vannausdle’s home. Local residents and events include visitors, a hospital trip, a silver tea, and a senior class photo outing with a chicken dinner and show tickets.
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Mrs. Steiner
Gordon Steiner
Harold Vannausdle
Henry Peterson
Fre- Mont
Elvira Smith
Joe Morris
Shannon House
Ed Thorson
Milo Schick
Geraldine Combs
Emerson Women's Club
C. C. Madsen
Sternhill
Council Bluffs
Martens
Provisions for Handicapped Children in State
Towns highlight how the state supports handicapped children with dedicated schools in Council Bluffs for the deaf and Vinton for the blind, plus compulsory education and access to private or special institutions, under a framework pushing care and prevention through Children’s Hospital and University facilities.
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Council Bluffs
School For
Vinton
Iowa Leads in Aid for Disabled Children During Crisis
The state urges physicians, nurses, county officials, and teachers to file complaints to secure court-backed support for needy handicapped children lacking treatment. Iowa has pioneered medical, surgical, and hospital care for the disabled, with federal act provisions aiding disabled and dependent children. Some benefits begin immediately. others await new laws from the current legislature. Sponsored by the Loan Child Welfare Research Station at the University of....
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Towa
Iowa
Tilly
University of Fou
Ladies Union meeting notes and community moves in Strahan
The regular Ladies Union meeting at Mrs. Jesse Wilson's home included Red Cross comfort tying, a short business session, and refreshments. Visitors, weather-damaged travel, and several neighborly movements local to Strahan Malvern and Griswold are reported, with a several-family farewells and relocations.
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Mrs
Jesse Wilson
Ladies’ Union
W. W. Mossberry
Randolph
M E Church News and Sunday Schedule Update
Morning worship at 1030 led by Rev Gue with Strahan as interim, Epworth League at 7 p m. Church school at 11 led by Mrs Chas Allen. Morning service at 1030 with pastor Gue. Frank Petticrew returns home to South Dakota after sea time.
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Stratan Moerning
Aunch
Chas
Epworth League
Marlin Lemonds
Limas Church
Allen
Mornin
TR Gue
Strahan
Frank Petticrew
Yisiri
Heather
South Dakota
Straha Strahan Students Show Strong Debuts and Defeats
Lorene Bryan Amy Holliday and Warne Nims will represent Straha i i in the declamatory contest at Emerson Friday night. The Strahin first team boys lost 17 to 16 to Randolph. Seventh and eighth grade boys fell TL to 8. Strahan girls beat Randolph 18 to 17 in a tense second half.
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Lorene Bryan
Amy Holliday
Warne Nims
Straha i i
Emerson
Helen Grindle
Strahin
Randolph
Strahan
Randolph Girls
Fifth and Sixth Grades Absences Noted for Illness Study
Dean Schipper is absent due to scarlet fever. Among students not absent or tardy in six weeks are Evelyn Nortort, Donald Laughlin, Bonnie Archer, and Miles Shaul. The sixth grade is working on an Indian play for reading.
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Dean Schipper
Evelyn Nortort
Donald Laughlin
Bonnie Archer
Miles Shaul
Third and Fourth Grades Howe Returns to School
Robert Howe returns to class as Norma Howe and Betty Buttercase miss Tuesday. Miss Smith spent the weekend in Lincoln.
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Robert Howe
Norma Howe
Betty Buttercase
Miss Smith
Lincoln
Swag and Sag: Distinct Meanings in Weight and Fall
The terms swag and sag are defined with contrasting senses. Swag refers to a heavy droop or hollow caused by weight, or a marshy pit between hills, while sag denotes a drop or settle below the normal level or position.
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