Emerson A Yates Dies. Civil War Veteran In Mt Vernon
Emerson A Yates a former Emerson resident and Civil War veteran died in Mt Vernon Jan for years he lived in Emerson and moved to Mt Vernon in 1922 His funeral was held at his home and later at the Nor Funeral chapel Survivors include his wife Martha Ann and daughter Mrs J Bartraw ford plus a granddaughter and several relatives Public services were conducted by Dr Sidney L Chandler and Dr Edward F Gough with the American Legion post in charge of military honors He valued Lincoln stories and remained mentally alert into old age
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Aloe. Yates
Emerson
Mia
Horace Yates
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Yates
Emerson Por
J. Bartrawford
Utm
Andrew Igvans Yates
Partnam County
Creens Eaatie
Ind
Wanson
Mary Evans Artrosant
Tlhkrer Mantlys
Lye
Blanfield
Davis County
Third Lawa Cavalry
Ile
Pea Ridge
Littin Rock
Macon
Georgia
Bac
Vickshore
Martha Ann Faimbert
Clara
Ethel
Bear Bloomfeld
Moyer T
Ethel Crawford
Maude Yates
Ruth
Beatrice Yates
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Hvely
Whit Wax
Lincoln
Nor Fueneral Chapel
Sidney L. Chandler
Cornell College
Edward F. Gough
Methodist Church
Hahn-Howard Post
American Legion
F M S Have Good Meeting Wednesday
The M F S church feme and Forview Missionary societies met Wednesday at Mrs. Vernon Johnson's home with eighteen members and visitors present. Mrs. Smith fed the de? yations. A chapter from Women Under the Southern Cross was read. Pearle Wilkins gave Toward Christian America. Irene Crofton and Mrs Rinley presented The Missionary Friend. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Harold Sewers on Feb 12.
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M. FE. Church
Feme
Forview Missionary Societies
Vernon Johnson
Mre Roo. Smith
Dea
Southern Cross
Campell
Pearle Wilkins
Irene Crofton
J. EB. Rinley
Rot. Nelson
Johnson
Harold Sewers
Girl Scouts Meet Saturday Afternoon at Mrs Goss Home
The younger division of the Girl Scout troupe met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. D. A. Goss’s home with Helen Knight leading a trail to Mrs Goss. Girls learned to make article frames from twigs, sang songs, played games and enjoyed candied apples prepared by Virginia Hascall and Maxine Davis. Taps closed the program. Attendees included Helen Knight Shirley Rice Mary Bass Carol Fohnaanu Anna Jean Nadine Fields Mary Louise Taylor Maxine Davis Virginda Haggall Catherine Baldwin Aline Boswell Darlene Butcher Mary Shannon and others.
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Girl Scout Troup
D. A. Goss
Helen Knight
Mrs. Cosgs
Virginia Hascall
Maxine Davis
Red Quk visitors and Gibson returns home off Cornell Bluffs
Mrs Bert Clites and Mrs Weulah Clites visited Red Quk. Friday morning Mrs Mary W V Gibson returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Owen Fogarty and family in Cornell Bluffs.
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Bert Clites
Weulah Clites
Mary WV. Gibson
Owen Fogarty
Cornell Bluffs
Death of Mrs Sarah Snodgrass in Omaha at 84
Mrs Sarah Snodgrass longtime Emerson area resident died Jan 6 at her niece Mrs Dara Kelley’s home in Omaha at age 84. Funeral at Emerson Baptist church with Rev Joseph Stille. interment Emerson cemetery. Born January 1852 in Ohio, she lived in Emerson area after marriage to W A Snodgrass, contributed to Champion Hill and later Baptist church. widowed years earlier, she had lived with relatives in Carroll Nebraska before moving to Omaha.
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Sarah Snodgrass
Emerson
Dara Kelley
Omaha
Baptist Church
Joseph Stille
Ivan Salmons
C. J. Greenwoodt
Ed Farris
W. H. Cramer
Hf. E. Greenwood
Emerson Cemetery
W. L. Kellenbarger
J. We Mee Lain
W. Short
D. Kinney
WO H. Cramer
St. W. Davila
Sarah Kelley
Ohio
Inwa Ato
W. A. Snoderasa
Alfred Cooper
Snodgrass
Alarre
Carroll
Nehr
Elder
Elier
A L Auxiliary Meeting Plans February Event
The American Legion Auxiliary met Friday Jan 16 at Mrs Forrest Snodgrass home. Mrs M D Lang reported on the county meeting in Malvern. Members will attend a luncheon and sew carpet rags for veterans hospitals. A Kensington program with Coronial entertainment is planned for February. Refreshments were served by Mrs Snodgrass and others.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Forrest Snodgrass
M.D. Lang
Malvern
L. Smith
Red Oak
Berg
Sewine
Kensington
Tren Crofton
Will Sdoderass
Forr Smaigrass
Emerson W. R. C. Holds Installation Ceremony
The Emerson Women's Relief Corp No. 214 Grand Army to the Republic held its installation Friday evening. Officers listed include Pearle Wilkins as president and Thulsa Edie as vice president, with Nellie Burton as treasurer and Cora Comer as secretary. Selections featured a Better City campaign sketch, plays, and a potluck luncheon. 73 members attended.
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Emerson Women's Itelief Corp No. 214
Grand Army To the Republic
Clara Dunn
Nellie Durton
Marshall
Pearle Wilkins
Sinular
Thulsa Edie
Bertha Clit
Cora Comer
Nellie Burton
Carrie Thoman
Fay Winters
Roberta Kellenbarger
Mildred Butcher
Edna Grayson
Ola Farris
Laura Douglas
Ireta Temple
Colorbearera
Segna
Tengstrom
Rosa Cluey
Segia Ellison
Louise Hevern
Better City
Miss Ranger
Cora B
Comer
Chara Clatter
Pearl Wilking
Cynthia Cackly
Hosa Clutes
Hose Rattletrap
Carrie Thomas Tessin Tackhammer
Edna Grigson
Dorothy Din
Nelle Barton
Carrie Thomas
Myrtle Edie
John Crawford Weds in Montana
Grace Crawford has word that her son John was married Jan 2 to Miss Mar ia Holmes of Billings Mont The couple left for Great Falls on a short honeymoon and will be at home in an apartment in Tillings John works in an elevator Edwin Davis of Malvern was here last Thursday
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Marion Parker
Eugene Goode
Omaha
J. J. Evans
Red Oak
Hazel Patrick
California
Ethel Crawford
Vernon
Marion Lang
Prairie City
Missun Mureelik
Floten
B. i
Vaaraun
Grace Crawford
John
Maria Holmes
Billings
Mont
Great Falls
Tillings
Birthday Surprise for Otis Butcher
A surprise birthday party was held at Mrs Otis Butcher s home on Friday evening for Mr Otis Butcher s birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Darwin Goss Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rice and Mr and Mrs Geo Graham Jr. Guests played bridge and a luncheon of sandwiches butterfly salad pickles angel cake and coffee was served.
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Otis Butcher
Mr. Butcher
Darwin Goss
Lawrence Rice
Geo. Grahan Jr
Bridee
Imogene S E Mills Service for Mrs Malchert in Imogene
Funeral views were held at the Methodist church for Mrs Gus Malchert 47 who died in Des Moines Jan 10. Her husband accompanied the body home Sunday evening. Survived by four children two sons and a daughter with the youngest 19. Several relatives attended including a Hastings cousin. Other items note local social events and residents' health and family visits.
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Methoiise
Gus Malchert
Des Moires
Tobers
Wenmant
Gus Malehert
Mattie
Clemings
Grace Nebit
Hastings
Malehert
Funeral Services Here for Former Resident Ira Labor
The funeral for Ira Babor aged 58 was held at the Reform church January 7 at 2:30 pm, conducted by Stev Thomas Dixson. Pallbearers were John Otis, Will Kammerer sr, Rudy Costella, and Jake Thussard. Burial followed in Imogene cemetery. Ira grew up in Chis dacy and spent much of his life there. He married Melinda Kammerer and five children survived with their mother: Glen Labor Hastings Nebraska, Mrs Ruby Johnston Oakland, Mrs Bern Marks Carson, Victor and Mary Mignon living with their mother at Carson. He had been ill weeks, in Council Bluffs, then at his daughter’s home, Mrs Marks, where he died January 5. He was remembered by many friends here, last fall visiting while a rent for Rawleigh products and greeting old friends.
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St. Patricks Church
St. Patricks Hall
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
J. R. Minnick
Emabele Saner
Fanny McGargill
Mike Corbin
Melrose
McGinnis
Lucie
Kenneth McGinnis
John McGinnis Jr
Bozeman
Mont
Rosiland Hughes
Haney Creek
Imogene
Margaret Ryan
Miss Hughes
Dubuque
Anna
Andrew Delehant
Shenandoah
Phyllis Eileen
Paul Delehant
Lew Kline
Rosa Firyant
Frank Hillyer
Kenritt Hillyer
Wille Kammerer
Kammérer
Magele Lewis
Ruben Bussard
Red Oak
Lewis
Dr. Gilmore
Francis Crozier
Thos. Dixon
Mary Gee
Delmay Costello
Avoca
Mr. Workman
Garry Gilchrist
Camily
Albert Addy
Sarah Gee
Rush Kantmerer
Mra
Vaud McGureitt
Mea J. Ho Kantmerer
Ira Babor
Reform
Stev. Thos. Dixson
Pall
John Otis
Will Kammerer Sr
Rudy Costella
Jake Thussard
Ira Labor
Chis Dacalty
Melinda Kammererland
Glen Labor
Hastings
Nebr
Ruby Johnston
Oakland
Bern Marks
Carson
Vitor
Mary Mignon
Hogs Stolen from Lots Near Imogene
Albert Maher reports six fine hogs stolen from his lot five miles southwest of Imogene while he was away visiting relatives in Tenpin, Jan. 4. The theft occurred Saturday evening. Maher was not home at the time. Nearby updates include a student from Mt. St. Scholastica College delivering a talk, and local postal duties reassigned among carriers on the Imogene route.
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Albert Maher
Lota
Imecone
Mr. Maher
Tenpictan
Myr
Bernie Skiter
Through A Womans Eyes By Jean Newton Audhyter
A reader quotes an educator on laughter as a measure of intelligence. The piece argues laughter at oneself signals true wit and independence, contrasting social conformity with the freedom to mock established customs.
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Jean Newton
Carl G. Uuum
Stnngers University
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