Emerson Business People Plan Emerson Chamber of Commerce
Emerson business men and women gathered at the Legion hall on January 9 for a breakfast meeting. Leona Dixon presided as president, minutes were read, and a five member committee was named to organize dues and outreach. They discussed forming a Chamber of Commerce, Easter egg hunts, a shelter for bus riders, and a waiting depot for Nishna Valley students.
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Emerson Business People Plan
Chamber of Commerce
Emerson Business
The
Legion Hall
Leona Dixon
L. C. Blank
Emerson
Boyd Nuckolls
Ray Honeywell
Rey
Richard Person
Ralph Good
M. H. Moody
Dean McLain
Santa Claus
Emerson Ecity Park
BE. Moody
John Barns
HE. Moody
Nishna Valley
Moody
C. J. Blank
Emerson Community Church Notices and Birth Announcement
Emerson MRS E T Sawyers Correspondent lists Emerson Methodist Church events including Sunday School 10 a m Morning Worship 11 05 a m Senior MYF 6 30 p m Junior choir practice 7 p m Junior MYF 7 p m Senior choir 8 p m Nishna Valley MY banquet 6 p m Rev Russell at pastors school January 27 31 Emerson First Baptist Church events Gary Greenwood superintendent Sunday School 10 a m Family Worship 11 a m Our Meditation Tomorrow Is Today Wednesday BYF 7 30 p m choir practices 7 30 and 8 a m Thursday Baptist M A Society Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Rev Noel DeKalb Pastor Dean McLain S S 16 a m Worship 11 a m Birth Christian Anthony son of Mr and Mrs Christian Clark born January 4 at Flint Michigan baby 4 lbs 9 oz great great grandmother Mrs B R Bridge Betty Coy noted
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Emerson Methodist Church
Ralph Russell
LaVerne Carson
Nishna Valley
Russell
Ndianola
Emerson First Baptist Church
Dick Person
Gary Greenwood
Tommorrow
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
Noel DeKalb
Dean McLain
Christian Clark
Christian Anthony
Flint, Mich
B. R. Bridge
Mr. Clark
Betty Coy
Booster club social and dinner guests noted
Mrs Ward Coy hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Harold Cooper Karen Darrell Miss Florence Cooper and Mr and Mrs F M Parker. Booster station ladies held their monthly card party Monday at the recreation hall with W V Morrison, Mr and Mrs Marie Crawford and Mrs Esma Barns. Friday evening Mr and Mrs Wm Shepard visited the booster station while Mr Shepard attended Tru To.
Champion Hill Church Officers Restated After Listing Error
Correct officer list for Champion Hill church shows Dean McLain elected elder and re-elected treasurer, Glenn Cooper named trustee, Miss PestEB remains as organist, and Mrs Joe Alley listed as pianist.
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Champion Hill
Dean McLain
Glenn Cooper
Pesteb
McLain
Joe Alley
Emerson MYF to Host Nishna Valley Youth Banquet
Emerson MYF will host the Nishna Valley Methodist Young People at a banquet January 22 at 6 p.m. in the church. Guest speaker is Rev. William Richardson, pastor of Cumberland and Pine Grove churches, a former pro football player and World War II air force pilot. Tickets 75 cents from Sharon Eastwood, Sue Ann Simpson, and Richard Russell.
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Emerson Myf's
Bill) Richardson
Cumberland
Pine Grove
Sharon Eastwood
Sue Ann Simpson
Richard Russell
Emerson Bus Schedule Highlights For Readers
Eastbound runs at 10 16 am and 6 45 pm on weekdays only. Westbound services appear at 6 65 am, 9 46 am, and 8 45 pm with notes that Sundays and holidays are excluded. The schedule is published as a public service for reference and clipping.
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Emerson
Ravet
Tomorrow Is Today Life Service Theme at Emerson Baptists
The First Baptist Church of Emerson sets the third Sunday in January as Youth Day with the Life Service theme Tomorrow Is Today. Baptist Youth Fellowship leads most of the Family Worship with Junior and BY Choir participation. others sing, read Scripture, and contribute. Parents and friends are urged to attend. Mitchell, S. D. visitors stop by Millen and Harold Sowers family.
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First Baptist Church of
Emerson
Our
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Plan 50th Anniversary for Church
The Methodist WSCS met January 8 at the church with good attendance. World Day of Prayer set for February 14 at the Baptist church. Missionary reports discussed Nome Alaska and Burma. Circles met with Martha Smith Fern Hassle and Elsie Evans. February 25 marks the church’s 50th anniversary of dedication. Plans to aid planning committee were approved. A star dinner is set for February 20 at the O.B.C. and Masonic hall.
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WSCS
Baptist Church
Nome
Alaska
Burma
Martha Smith
Fern Hassle
Elsie Evans
WSC3
Masonic Hall
Clyde .Patton
Washington
John Parker
Esma Barns
Ralph Ruegell
Charlies Carson
Auxiliary Hears of Civil Defense Unit Meeting
Levi Burtin Unit 575 met at the Legion hall January 10 with 14 members present Evelyn Lake president presided. Routine business was handled in the absence of the Civil Defense Chairman. The president read a Legionnaire article on Civil Defense. Letters from Department and District officers were read along with a thank you note for funds used to buy shoes for the assigned child. Refreshments were served by Ina Winters and her committee.
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Levi Burtin
Legion Hall
Evelyn Lake
Civil Defense
Legionnaire
Ina Winters
Local social notes and visits across Red Oak and area
Mrs Frances Harman and Miss Florence Cooper were supper guests of Mrs Ward Coy. E E Cole entered Red Oak hospital with a cold. Donald Hall and Jef of Maryville spent the weekend with A D Fleming. Robert Fisher of Council Bluffs visited. Dan Shey of Red Oak called on Harvey E B Smith. Herb Hoover stayed in Red Oak hospital Thursday through Sunday. Ray L Fields visited daughter Mrs Qtho Middough in Council Bluffs. Margaret Grayson and Sue were Sunday dinner guests with Mr and Mrs Harry Porter. they visited Ira Hays in Silver City. Janica Blazek, a Lincoln college student, stayed with her mother Wilma Blazek. Emerson folks attended Rainbow Girls installation in Silver City. O E S met. bake sale planned Jan 25 at Honeywell’s at 9am. Five-month-old child of Ernest Ellison Jr of Omaha buried here Tuesday. child was great grandchild of Tom Ellison. Fire Chief Everatt Lunn attended Southwest Town Firemen’s meeting in Red Oak Jan 8. Dale Shelley, Everett Lunn, and others attended a citizen’s hand radio meet at Skateland in Shenandoah Thursday night. Thelma Blank dined with Frank Durbin Sunday. Sewing Circle meets Jan 28 with Margaret Grayson and Sue. Mrs Freda Douglas of Red Oak dined with Mabel Dunlap. she visited Pearl Kling before bus ride home.
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Frances Harman
Florence Cooper
Ward Coy
E. E. Cole
Red Oak Hospital
Donald Hall
Jef
Maryville
A. D. Fleming
Robert Fisher
Council Bluffs
Dan Shey
Red Oak
Harvey Eb, Smith
Herb Hoover
Ray L. Fields
Qtho
Council Blufts
Margaret Grayson
Sue
T He
Harry Porter
Ira Hays
Silver City
Janica Blazek
Lincoln
Nebr
Wilma Blazek
Emerson
Rainbow Girls
O.E
Honeywell
Ernest Ellison Jr
Omaha
Tom Ellison
Everatt Lunn
Emerson Fire Department
Southwest Town Firemen
Dale Shelley
Everett Lunn
Citizens Hand
Skateland
Shenandoah
Thelma Blank
Frank Durbin
Sewing
Freda Douglas
Mabel Dunlap
Pearl Kling
Awards Given to Pack 79 Scouts
Cub Scouts of Pack 79 held a January meeting at the Methodist church featuring a pinewood derby. Winners included Warren Sayers first with a loving-cup trophy, Brian Warren second with two Cub Scout telescopes, Kenneth Dixon third with a silver dollar, and John Sayers fourth with a 600 cent piece. Other awards went to Michael Irvin and Clinton Gravett. The next meeting is February 13 at the Community building for a 6:30 p.m. potluck in observance of Scout Week.
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Methodist Church
Warren Sayers
Brian Warren
Kenneth Dixon
John Sayers
Michael Irvin
Clinton Gravett
Malvern Leader Notes Local Visits and Illnesses
In Malvern Iowa on January 16 1964 residents report Mrs Henry Wax ill with heart trouble. Nearby visitors include Mra Floyd Hillyer Scott Greg Harva and Pauli from Imogena. Red Oak and LaPort Indiana trips are noted for Ora Franks Jr and Vernon Wheling. Several families host guests from Omaha Bellevue and Tabor. The Goodwill Club met with Mabel Ward for an all day session.
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Henry Wax
Floyd Hillyer
Scott, Greg, Harva and
Pauli
Imogena
Heber Hillyer
Ora Franks Jr
Red Oak
Henry Burmeister
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Women's Club
Emerson Women's Club
Ivan. Durbin
Lakin
Bert Morris
Harold Low
Mmes. Charlesers
Clara Smith
Harold Cooper
G. L. Johnson
E. T. Sawyers
B.Y.F
Baptist M & A Society
Salyers
Malvern
Bwice Tim
Purina
Good Grain Co
Doug Zanders
Mgr
Emerson Myf
Nishna Val
Emerson Baptists
B. J. van Weaten
Jacqueline and
Douglas of
Mitchell, S. D
Millen
Harold Sowers
First Avenue
M. L. Scheffel, M. D
Physician & Surgeon Office
Res
Malvern, Iowa
Orgel Williams
Lampasses
Tex
Jack Cottengim
Dan Perkins
Council Bluffa
Clyde Gravatt
Quentin Johnson
Gary
Linda
Des Moines
David
Wm. Gravett
Mercer, Mo
Grayett
Wayne. Shapcott
Job Hossle
Center Ridge
Myrtle Walker
Charles’ Walker
Wayna Shapcott
Mr. Shapcott
Laura Shapcott
Highland Acres
Conoco
TVG
GUY Oil CO
Dow
Jens Behr
Schleswig
George Jones
Arizona
Dean Warren
Jane
Francis Parker
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur Mills
Barl Morris
Virgil Morris
Henderson
John ‘Taylor
Hastings
Tom Brown
Hand Hospital
Walter Webster
Mary Reynolds
Joe Hinkle
Roy Cedergren
Chicago
Harry Gorranson
Golden Davis
G. R. Grahn
Ted Grahn
Minneapolis
Minn
Edward Greenwood
H. B. Greenwood
Iowa
Vernon Wheling
LaPort
Ind
Frederick Bird
Earl Timson
Tabor
Virsl Potter
Eugene
Margie
Hampton
Laster Briggs
Bellevue
Mix
Eldan Selby
Homer Baue
America
Mary Mason
St. Joseph Hospital
Goodwill Club
Ie Mabel Ward
Haber Hillyer
John Hillyer
Carsow
Robinson
Glenwood
Pala Sport
Chevrolet
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