Mrs John Thorson Summoned by Death
Funeral services were held at the Emerson Methodist church for Mrs. John Thorson long time Emerson resident. Rev R V Felt of Prescott conducted. She was born in Sweden July 7 1869 and married John Thorson June 12 1890. Survived by nine children 12 grandchildren and two sisters. Interment in Emerson cemetery.
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Methodist
John Thorson
Ripley
R. V. Felt
Prescott
Anna Johnson
John Swanson
Sweden
United States
Red Oak
Emerson
Lutheran Church
Thorsent
Emerson Methodist Church
George
John A
Edwin
Amanda Fields
Emerson, Olvin
Elsie Trtlesco
California
Hazel Burroughs
Edna Adams
Omaha
Oscar
Fremont
Nebr
Esther Peterson
Emersott
Elna Peterson
Oberon
N. D
Frank Oglevi
Ele
Whisler
K. A
Business Men Gift Sweat Jackets To Emerson Team
Emerson's fast semi pro basketball squad will wear new sweat jackets, purchased by local businessmen, for Thursday's home clash with the Waco cagers of Lincoln Nebraska. The community notes also include club reports, visitors, births, and local social updates.
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Emerson
Waco Cagers
Lincoln
Nebr
Stop Signs Placed Near Emerson School on Highway 34
Motorists along Highway 34 must stop during school crossing periods at Emerson School. New stop signs are installed just before morning opening, at noon, and after afternoon closing to protect crossing children.
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Emerson
Ordination Service for Floyd Smith at Emerson Church
The Emerson church hosted Floyd Smith’s ordination after a lengthy council session. Delegates from Denison Emerson Glenwood Harlan Malvern Red Oak and West Oak attended, with J F Stille elected moderator and C S Carroll clerk. Rev William Park delivered the ordination sermon as Floyd’s family and local members joined in fellowship.
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Glenwood
W. B. Eaton
Harlan
A. H. Nelson
Clarence Nelson
E. Nyrup
Malvern
Glen South
T. L. Richardson
Red Oak
G. L. McKinney
Go. McKinney
Ivers
West Oak
Ernest Timmerman
N. T. Benedict
J. F. Stille
C.S. Carroll
Frank Anderson
J. C. Clark
Hawarden
W. J. Robinson
Storm Lake
Emerson Church
Firesent
J. N. Cheney
Emerson
Des Moines University
Pillsdale College
Michigan
Bitter School
Nebraska State University
Coleate- Rochester
New York
Nebraska
G. I. McKinney
Nelson
William Park
Red Oak Choir
Floyd
Iowa Baptist Young People
Rev .Smile
J.C. Clark
I. J. Salmons
Brother Smith
Sister of W E McGrew Dies in California
Mrs Albina Galbraith aged 78 died Wednesday in San Diego after a period in a local hospital. Services were held Thursday at 1 30 PM at Benham Brothers mortuary with Rev Shirley Shaw. burial followed at Mt Hope cemetery. She was born in Ohio and moved to California 16 years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Ida Verhaege of San Diego a son Roy Gailbraith of Longview Washington a brother William E McGrew and three sisters Mrs Clara McDowell Mrs John Cox and Mrs Wha Sturgeon.
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Jolly
Elmer Multeen
Esther
Omaha
Thorson
Will Nelson
Nelson
Red Oak
W. A. Smith
Barbara
Willie Douglas
Tom Campbell
Botna
Dallas Hatfield
Malvern
Earl Graham
Wayne Ellis
Merna Ellis
Merna
Croan
L. L. Scott
C. J. Scott
Macedonia
Claude Barns
R. J. Nelson
Red Oak Hospital
Peach Rankin
F. E., Whisler
Beaty Seillenger
Women
Clara Dunn
Dale Daugherty
Conn
O. L. Davis
Lenox
R. W. Davis
Glenwood
Page Anderson
Woodman Accident Co
Lincoln
Emerson Hawks
E. E. Wheeler
Bernice Holmes
Amos Smith
Missouri
Elder
M. D. Lang
Will Crawford
Methodist Hospital
Dent Burson
Laura Hodge
Genoa
Nebi
Walter Kellenbarger
W. F. McGrew
San Diego
Calif
Albina Galbraith
Benham Brothers’ Mortuary
Shirley Shaw
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Gailbriath
Ohio
California
Ida Verhaege
Roy Gailbraith
Longview
Wash
William E. McGrew
Clara McDowell
John Cox
Wha Sturgeon
Lodges Conclude Joint Installation At Local Halls
Emerson Chapter and Humanity Lodge No a78 A M held joint installations with Leona M Dixon and J N Cheney among the installing officers. Officers installed include Worthy Matron IL J Williams and W M J Nelson Jr. The event featured solos by Mary Louise Taylor and a reception with dining and favors. Also noted were injuries and recoveries from a nearby accident and twins welcomed home from Red Oak hospital. The Baptist Missionary Society gathers Thursday with Mrs Ed Farris.
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Emerson
Humanity Lodge
A. M
Leona M. Dixon
Marcia Williams
Minnie Whisler
B. Stakes
IL J. Williams
Jas. RL Hicks
Pearl Jc. McLain
Grace M. Dixon
Martha Smith
Leis Neiman
Dessa M. Cole
Nina McSkimming
Jean 11. Unruh
Adah
Esther Nims
Ruth
Kathleen Williams
Esther
Ola Farris
Martha
Lynta Thitfiell
Mlectas
Katherine Ketthewell
C. D. Aistrope
Red Oak Hospital
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Ed Farris
Walter Kellenbarger Dies at Home in Hampen
Walter Kellenbarger of Hampen died at home Tuesday evening. Funeral services will be held at Chatapin HD Church on Thursday at 2 PM.
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Walter Kellenbarger
Walter Kellensgyeer
Hampen
Diedreel Pinseed
He Lome
Bamerad
Emerton M E Church Vie pastor returns improved
Emerton M E Church Vie pastor returned spruced after treatment at a Methodist hospital in Omaha on Monday evening much improved and to be confined for several days. Rev J F Stille to conduct Sunday service at 9 a m with all residents invited. Local social notes recount New Year celebrations and visits among area families including Hevern, Farris, Batha, Sowers, and Gordy households with various greetings and small gatherings.
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Vie
Omaha
J. F. Stille
Katherine Merrill
Missouri
Harold Sowers
Vrasik
Jones Sowers
Denierson
Claule Tramlin
Moa
Clara Whipnle
Thristy
Mir Phun
New Road
George Gordy
Leonard
Troy
Methodist Hospital
Joyce Salmons
Ler Nother
Land with Topsoil Loses Less Soil and Moisture
An erosion experiment at Soil Conservation Service stations laid out three plots with identical soil and slope. Topsoil removed from one plot, both planted to corn, and yields and soil loss measured over three years. Results show subsurface soil retained less soil loss and water runoff, with the surface-soil plot losing about 19 tons more soil per acre per year and five percent more runoff. total three-year corn yield was similar, while erosion projected to exceed 7 inches in under two decades.
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Soil Conservation Service
Java
Plutse
The Fun Place Experiment About a Dry Saucer Platter
A quirky self guided experiment describes placing a pencil and a dry saucer on a table. With dew and a 46 degree tilt, moving the platter requires slight water to reveal gentle motion. The guide notes the eraser then moves the plate with little wiggle and warns of endless friction.
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Garave
Clown Themed Pavement Warnings On Wet Roads
A garbled report warns drivers about strong tire repulsion on wet pavement caused by slick conditions. It notes that slippery surfaces can push cars, with danger when swerving or quick direction changes. Weathered terms hint at hazards like wet days and bar tracks.
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Juan Reaeubor
July events and results in American and global sports
July saw the American league defeat Nationals by three runs while Sears Cotton of England claimed the British open. The American tennis team beat England to win the Davis Cup on July 1. Ranger dominated multiple America’s Cup races in July with wins on Aug 2 Aug 4 and Aug 21. Johnny Goodman captured the national amateur title on Aug 28 and Joe Louis beat Tommy Farr to retain the heavyweight crown on Aug 20. September highlighted golf titles won by Wehrle and Guldahl plus New York Giants and Yankees achievements. The list includes many political and cultural notices with notable figures and events across the year.
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Eilstate
Sears Cotton
England
Umy M
Ranger
Endeavor I
Ranger Me
S—Ranerr
Johnny Goodman
Rolf Ttle
Joe Louis
Tommy Tarr
Great Britain
von Cramm
Henkel
Germany
United States
Wehrle
Doen Budee
Arry Cooper
Ralph Guldah
Old
New York Yankees
Harvard
Yale
Minnesota
George Fiston
Rainy Jans
Varad
Utah
National Baseball League
Wie
Washington Medskins
F. Hoyt
Obituary Roundup of Noted Figures Across Years
A long, fragmentary necrology lists diverse individuals across months from January to August. Entries name financiers, politicians, actors, scientists, and scholars such as Albert Gillaves, Clarence Fudy, Jules Steighttz, Martin Johnson, Eugene M. Stevens, Sir Guy Standing, Hichie Ling, Dr W T Hornaday, John Drinkwater, and William A. Butler, among others, with locales including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and California. The list also notes titles like governor, senator, bishop, editor, and painter alongside dates and roles, painting a broad picture of notable deaths in a historical era.
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Frederick Opper
Charles F. Thing
Chi
Flenry Hadley
Eer
Ae Tohmas G. Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Foe Parker Bulies
Bert Bo Iferrick
Millers Preg
Wiliam Loet
Theodore Roosevelt
York
Robert Underwood Johnson
New York
Col
Grayson Murphy
New Vor
Lord Ernest Rutherford
J. N. B. Hewitt
Weahington
Felix Warburg
Anaccier
Ortsberge Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Jack McAuliffe
Lenutendt
Johnston Forbes
Robert. Tien
D. Garvan
Frederick Lonaghey
Chile
Ramsay MacDonald
Bridah
Atlee Poncine
Exwenater Feu
Leslie Carter
Ey de
John Beerbosy
Presbyterian Feefer
Tamara Coma
Industriathe Autena
Seg Tstand
R. Kingsbury
Skandardt
California
Si¢ Japadad Chandra Bose
Hindu’ Savant
Burle
Thayer
Rol
MacCormack
Wninigraten
Albert Gillaves
U. S
Charles Wayden
Clarence Fudy
Julies Steighttz
Chicago
Martin Johnson
Jan
Cary
United States
Wyumbbe
Dan
Clarence A. Marbour
Brown University
M. J. Gallarhet
Durrett
Qrett
G. Wwoyd
Vaiadelphia
M. Stevens
W. W. Durbin
Register of United States Treasury
Eihu Kast
Dishtop
A. F. Schinner
Miles Congression C. MM
Criapoof
Georgia
James P. Buchanan
Texas
A Keilo Ogden
New Yorkines
Adostrat Weary T. Mayo
Guy Standing
Hallywood
Hichie Ling
W. T. Hornaday
Stamford
Cann
Mark Lequa
H. W. Butner
Panama Canal
Richmond F. Lobson
Austen Chamberlain
Moeur
Arizona
Marty Varden
Edwin
Ernor
Pennsylvania
Frederick MacMohales
John Drinkwater
Frank Mandel
No. B. Frazier
Tennessee
Pril
W. Forbes Morgan
Democratic National Comtte
Gue Hill
N. L. Bachman
W. £. McDowell
Wasnington
John G. Pollard
Veterans’ Administration Board of Appeals
Virginia
William Gillette
Norman Hapgood
C. K. G. Billings
Harry
New
Indiana
Paul Chabas
Louis F. Swift
John L. Clem
Chickamauga
San An Oni
John Burke
Minnesota
H. Haskins
Harvard
Viscount Snowden
Percy Gassoway
Tongresurman Fron
Oklahoma
J. Hen Roraback
Con
Neelicut
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Ormond Beach
Fla
Mate Teller
Charles L. Pack
Amierican Tree
Une
James M. Barrie
Franklin W. Fort
New Jersey
Jung Frank A. Vanderlip
George Gershwin
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Gugueling Atarcunt
Wirelass
Rome
Seeker
Janesvile
Prev
Fed Us ‘Communications Cummselon
Henry Claws
Aue
i-Reag
W. Wortiogton
Mytian D. ‘Wall
Cungrea i Tennarew
W. Mellen
Danious Arch Art
Vast string of disasters listed from Jan to Dec
A historical compilation catalogs numerous disasters and fatalities across months and places. Entries include shipwrecks in Finland and Formosa, ferry capsizes in China, floods in Ohio, a bus into the Everglades, a Manchukuo heater ore disaster, a ship explosion, rail, air, and mining accidents, and typhoons in Hong Kong and Japan, with scores of deaths and extensive damage reported.
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Oqekney
Ohio Valley
Everglades Canal
Miami
Fla
Antung
Manchukuo
Condon Consolidated
Aulande City
Bruseela
Paris
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Sea
Staten Island
Wyoming
Hongkong
Japan
Mulga
Ala
Uinta Muyntaias
Utah
Mason City
Ray
Scotland
Hoover
Island
Formosa
Aviation milestones and disasters from early 20th century logs
A chronology of air events from January to August covering crashes near Burbank and San Francisco Bay, mass US Army air flights to Hawaii, Berlin to London trials, key flights by TWA and Pan American, the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst, Amelia Earhart’s worldflight attempts and search efforts, Red Soviet and Russian routes, and record transpolar attempts, with scattered notes on unrelated aviation feats and misc. aviation trivia.
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Western Air Express
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Call
United States Army
Hawaii
United Air Lines
San Francisco Bay
T. W. A. Uner
Pittsburgh
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Auckland
New Zealand
Tokyo
London
Ice How
Amelia Earhart
Arella Earhart
Karachi
India
Oakland
Alt
Howland Island
New Guinea
Fay
Amelia Earehart
Pacific
Tyers
Moscow
San Jacinto
Calli
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