Emerson Masons and Stars Hold Joint Installation
A joint installation of officers for the Masonic Lodge and the Order of the Eastern Star was held Monday evening at the Masonic hall. Officers installed include Pearl Mcbain as Worthy Matron and BP. A. Carson as Worshipful Master, with a ceremony led by installing officers and a luncheon to follow. Visitors included Mrs. Tom McCarty, Mrs. Nina Simmons, and Mrs. QO. P. Anderson.
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Emerson Masons and Stars
Natal Hold
Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
C. BF
Mabel Morrison
Marshall
Maude Cheney
Minnie Whisler
Adah
Edna Gillen
Ruth
Lydia Hatfield
Esther
Irene Croftyn
Martha
Tressa Hell
Electa
Phoebe Smith
Warder
H. A. Douglas
Sentinel
Mra
Florence Short
Hebe Erdle
Ira Cheney
J. Griffin
Ard
Hicks
R. E. Greenwood
Tyler
H. L. Hicks
Tom McCarty
Aurora
Nebr
Nina Simmons
Lincoln
QO. P. Anderson
Council Bluffs
Installation of W R C Officers at Emerson No 214
The Emerson Woman's Relief Corps No. 214 held its annual officers installation at Woodman hall on Friday evening January 2. Mrs. Cora C. Good served as installing officer with Mrs. Dessa Cole as conductor. Officers for 1831 include Kate Tinks President and Tease Clutes Senior Vice President among others. The event featured lively games, a fat luck supper for over eighty, and the grand march before guests departed. A regular meeting with initiation is planned for January 17.
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Emerson Woman's Relief Corps No. 214
Woodman Hall
Cora C. Good
Dessa Cole
Kate Tinks
Tease Clutes
Mable Ward
Luella Gilmore
Anna Knicht
Tessa Cole
Thursa Edie
Quaid
Cora BR
Bertha Kellenbarger
Ba M. Longshore
Pearl Wilkins
Carrie Thomas
Jessie Webb
Signa Tengstrom
Mins Nellie Burton
Elva Shaner
Phoebe Smith
Donald Wynn Weds Miss Rendin Jones
Donald Wynn and Miss V. Trendin Jones of Riverton were united in marriage at one o’clock New Year’s morning at the Methodist parsonage in Emerson by Rev. M. B. Wilson. They were accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Loule of Riverton as witness. A birthday party followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Evans.
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Donald Wynn
V. Trendin Jones
Riverton
Emerson
M. B. Wilson
Elizabeth Loule
John JL. Evand
Donald
H.C. Knight
T. 0
Todges
Mille County
Glenwood
Eific Junction
Silver City
Hast Ings
Malvern
Henderson
Ivan Salmons
John Salmons
Rollin Bass
Laurene Kepler
Mount Vernon
Kepler
Springville
Ruth Davis
Hastings
Henry Schick
John &. Evans and Son
Marr Fon
Omaha
Edie and Rice MARRIED in Linnens Missouri
Ralph Edie of Emerson and Vesta Rice of Allendale Missouri wed December 27 in Linnens Missouri. Attendants Milas Landale and Harold Adair from Emerson. Groom is Frank Edie’s second son. bride is Richard Rice’s daughter. They spent a week with the bride’s sister and returned to Emerson. A three course dinner was held at the Edie home Sunday with relatives and congratulations extended.
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Ralph Edie
Emerson
Mias Vesta Rice
Allendale
Linnens
Milas Lanra Dle
Harold Adair
Frank Edie
Richard Rice
Frank Edle
Mary Swarney
Palmer, Nohr
C. A. Lang
Arthur Cole
A. W. Shanor
Cole
Elvira Smith
Holton
Kansas
A. F. Smith
Lawrence
Pearle Lang
Omaha
Dean Coates
W. W. Anderson
EB. M. McGrew
Williamsburg
W. E. McGraw
C. FE. Fogarty
Council Bluffs
Strendmother
Susan Burton
Charles McLain
R. E
H.4
Meta
Winner
George Kellenbarger
Davis Brothers Change and Local Sojourns in Emerson
R W Davis succeeds the Davis Brothers in the local venture. Q O E Davis sold his Davis Bros interest to R W Davis and bought City Meat Market in Malvern from C Davis. possession given Jan 1. The Davises plan to move to Malvern soon as Miss Blaine Babbitt visits from Mace donia. Many local names and happenings follow including a hospital operation in Cornelia Bluff, New Year parities, and school notices.
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Q O. E. Davis
Davis Hros
R. W. Davis
City
Malvern
8. C. Davis
Glenwood
O. BE. Davis
Strahan Triumphs Over Malvern In Season Opener
Strahan defeated Malvern 33 to 15 on home court as Allensworth led with 18 points while Hanover struggled with teammates, and Strahan alumni beat Malvern town 33 to 10 in the second game. Volleyball schedule hints follow, listing weekend matchups and weeknight pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Malvern
Orioles
Malvernians
Hanover
Malvern Fearing
Allensworth
Volleyball Tilts Feature Malvern Club Battles
The Malvern Buckeye Men’s Athletic Club faced off at the Community Building in a week of volleyball action. Few sets went beyond two games as teams struggled to contest close points. Salyers Auto defeated Leader Prints 7 16 and 7 15 while Farmers routed Iowa State bankers 16 15 18. Cold Storage earned a pair of wins, beating Salyers Auto in two, and Schoolmasters posted a three game win over Buicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Buekess
Salyers Auto Company
Flints
Towa
Enicks
Port Office
Salyers Auto
Schoolmasters
Buicks
Harrers
Iff
County cage card promises packed basketball week
Mills county teams hit the floor after New Years with eight games on the schedule. Friday features five games Henderson at Strahan Emerson versus Hastings Plattsmouth at Glenwood and Bartlett visiting Pacific Junction. Tuesday offers Strahan at Pacific Junction Greenwood at Tabor and Wales at Emerson.
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Mills County
Mills County 4-H Achievements Dominate Farm Bureau Report
Mills county awards praise for boys and girls clubs with 44 baby beef calves 26 litters of pigs 15 dairy calves and 150 poultry exhibited at the county fair. Teams won state and national honors in poultry demonstration and judging. The report notes significant savings from marketing services and 9,664 in-person farm visits, 464 articles published, and 113 county meetings with large attendance.
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Mills County
RK. P. Thompson
Poultry Club
United States
Missouri
National Club Congress
Chicago
St. Louis
Ames
Breton Milla
Pricok
Kang
Popars
Mils County
Mis
Emil Leu
Farm Bureau
Hastings Boys Lose by Grie Point Margin Friday
Hastings basketball squads met Richmond Center north of Creston on Friday January 2. The Hastings girls won 18 to 7 while the Hastings boys lost 23 to 22 in a hard fought game. The article praises the teams and calls for local support and attendance at games.
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Hastings
Richmond Center
Creston
Adair County
Richmond
Patrona
Emerson
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M.D. Wison
BP. A. Carson
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E. FE. Whisler
George Thorson
L. V W. Hicks
L. J. Haldeman
Lowall G. Patrick
Paul Titchardson
Mills County Abstract Co
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Glenwood, Iowa
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Wallings
Coats
Ralph Edie and
Vesta Rice
Davis Brothers
Blaine Babbitt
Macedonia
Clara McDowell
Council Bluffa
Doria
Laura McDowell
George Graham
Luey Rice
Vernon Johnson
Cornel Bluffs
Tennis Edmundson Hospital
T. H. Morrison
Neodesha
Wilbur
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Gwendolyn Jean
A. R. Baker
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Minnie Whister
P. Norris
Mya
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Joe Davis
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Roy Davis
Glen Good
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