Emerson News Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Mrs Mary McUill and sister Mise Virginia Ranson visited Glenwood to see daughter Mrs Cattie Woods. Mrs M L Evans and son drove to Omaha. Council Bluffs guest with sisters attended OKE installation. Sue Tupper visited Red Oak. W J Adams left for Venice California with daughter Fern. Dave Kittney was a Glenwood visitor. Randolph Salmons left for Excelsior Springs Missouri. An old fashioned square dance at Henry Ford headquarters Bharts Garage drew over 250 attendees. Fetreat Snodgrass returned from Henderson. John Platt returned home from Missouri honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McUill
Mise
Virginia Ranson
Glenwood
Cattie Woods
Clyde Than Jah
M. L. Evans
K. A. Evans
Omaha
C. P. Anderson
Council Bluffs
C. A. Rosewall
Aaron Johnson
O. KE
Sue Tupper
Red Oak
W. J. Adams
Venice
California
Fern
Dave Kittney
Randolph Salmons
Excelsior Spring
Henry Ford
Bhart
Fetreat Snodgrass
Henderson
Mia
John Platt
Missouri
Emerson Area News Briefs Include Crime And Remembrance
In Emerson Nebraska Wednesday saw a W. W. Abel drug store break in on Tuesday night with entry via smashed front door. Jewelry fountain pens and cigars stolen about fifty dollars loss. Also reported are school plays, charity events and notices of obituaries including Eugene Edward Stone, August Manson and Ed F Erwin with funeral details and condolences from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
W. W. Abel
Will Cramer
Eliott
Iowa
Iowa Where She Spent the Week With Her Mother Who Was Sick. Fmerton H'Rh Shhool
Operra House
Emerson
Vesper Price
Sympson-Levie Producing
Baptisl Ladies’ Aid
EBB. Comner
Emerson High School Night Festival and Local News
Champion Hill community coverage from Emerson features a high school night event titled “Nothing But in Truth” at the era home. Also reports family visits, business trips to Omaha, bereavements in two local families, notes on exemptees enjoying a vacation, and Louie Bullington’s return with a new car after a month in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Hill
Emerson High School
Era
Peink McLain
Pearl
Velma
Roy
John Parker
N. M. Caywood
P. G. Kochersperger
F. M. Parker
Omaha
Clyra McLain
Listen
Emerson
Emma Listen
Alta
H. L. Kellenbarger
Jessie
Milas Wilma Cooper
Madge Parker
June
Edith Parker
Marton
Kochersperger
Wanda
Walter Kellenbargers
Halderman
Walter Lang
Willig Archer
Clarence Bishop
Community notes from Malvern area residents and events
Wesley Chanel and Ladies Aid meet with Mrs. Ralph Wilson for a praise service. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ola Summers and children visiting from Malvern. Local visits, hog shipments to St Louis and Omaha market trades are noted alongside church talks and farm meetings. Ralph Wilson and Perry Wilson are mentioned with family ties, and several residents travel for markets and visits.
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The readable fragments present a brief note mentioning a Mrs on a debt matter and a pager in New York. The text is garbled, yielding few concrete details about people, places, dates, or actions.
Wise Family Visitation Near Hendersona
Mr and Mrs Marian Wise and two little sons and Henry Wise and daughter Clara from near Hendersona were Sunday visitors at the George Nahley home. There were no services at Haat Liberty Sunday as the janitor discovered that it was not safe to have a fire in the heating plant until some repair work could be done on the furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugens Edward Stone
Eugene Edward
Mra
FE. Stone
Mfe
Virginia Alice
Marylyn Ruth
Amerson
H. Mitchell
Eugene
Hugh
Mitchell
Marian Wise
Henry Wise
Clara
Henderada
George Nahley
Haat Liberty
Farm Bureau Auxiliary Holds Infant Dress Making Session
About a dozen neighborhood ladies gathered at Mrs. George Wederquist’s home last Wednesday at two o’clock for a Farm Bureau Auxiliary meeting focused on infant dressmaking. Mrs. Grace Donner led the group in discussion and practice, with refreshments served at the close. Local notes mention mild weather aiding road work by Will Bowers and son Ralph, visitors from Glenwood, and a recent marriage of Mrs. H. F. Richardnot now residing in Glenwood. Roy Wonner, Silver Creek township assessor, was in the area listing taxable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
George Wederquist
Farm Bureau
Grace Donner
Will Bowers
Aow
Ralph
Miss Lattle Weak
Glenwood
Helen Willa
G. F. Willa
Cartie Shaw
H. F. Richardnot
Cornei Bute
Roy Wonner
Silver Creek Township
Real Estate Transfers and Property Exchanges Listed
Real estate transfers include Robert H. Hoper to Norval A. Sears with exchange of property, John W. Wilson acquiring property via $1 and mortgage release of $10,500 for an undivided 20 106 interest, and Addie Co Hinges to John W. Wilson along with an undivided 20 106 interest in adjacent land. Charlotte A. Hryes as excentrix conveys with Wilson. KC. E. Dean executes Public Affidavit regarding ownership and possession of the east 118 feet of Lot 4, Dik 10 Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Hoper
Norval A. Sears
Properin
Selgaw
Awit
Addie Co Hinges
Excentrix
John W. Wilson
Charlotte A. Hryes
Tadali W. Wilson
Ic. E. Dean
Glenwood
Randolph News Briefs Highlight Local Births, Anniversaries, Departures
Birth announced in Randolph for a son born to Mr and Mrs Len Fieh ter on a Saturday. Dr and Mrs W A Townsend celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary with flowers from Portland sent by their daughter. R B Fell resigns as Randolph high school trainer and athletic coach and moves to Des Moines for a Harrishmery store position. Mr Summers, brother of Supt Summers, becomes high school principal. News arrives of the death of Mrs Ella McDonald on December 11 in Inglewand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Townsend
Methodist Church
Portland
Ore
Randolph High School
Des Moines
Harrishmery Store
Summers
Summiers
Fell
Randolph Folk
Ella McDonald
Inglewand
Randolph State Bank reelects officers at annual meeting
The Randolph State Bank held its annual meeting Tuesday with re election of L. O. Longmaker as president J. C. Driskell as vice president J. W. Kruse as cashier and J. H. Kruse as assistant cashier Directors listed include Longmaker Driskell Fred Travelute Ed Blezek Wm Kerr C F Trively and L J Duncan. Carrie Joan Armstrong, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Armstrong, was cut with a hot stove and required stitches. Willis Wilson and baby visited from Holcomb, Kansas, at the Selle parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
McDonald
Randolph State Bank
L. O. Longmaker
J. C. Tdritkell
J. W. Kruse
Yeashier
J. H. Kruse
Tashier
Mr. Longmaker
Mr. Driskell
Fred Travelute
Ed Blezek
Wm. Kerr
L. J. Duncan
Carria Joan
E. 3. Armstrong
Mra
Willis Wilson
Baby
Holcomb
Kanaan
M. W. Selle
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Lema
Fred Farquhar
J. R. Scott
Malvern
J. A. Parsons
Malcolms
Campbell
D. M. Kline
Osteopathic
Tawa State Savings Bank
Stahy Archer
Willie Archer
Httle
Asbury
Durlal
Archer
August Manson
Augus, Mutgson
Sweden
Clyde McClain
Emperion
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. §&. Mitchell
Modern Woodmen of America
Lutheran Church
Stone
Farmers Cooperative Company
Presbyterian
Claudy
Ed F. Erwin
Erwin
Illinois
George Erwin
Talmatee
Fryer
Alhambra
C. E. Comba
Long Beach
Wesley Chanel
Ralph Wilson
Blanche Wilson
Ola Summers
Floyd
Dorothy
J. R. Clark
Ray Pierson
Claude Wilson
G. Stonebraker
St. Louis Wednesay
Marlon Sowers
Ward Thrapp
James Sowers
L. L. Robbie
Otmaho
W. BR. Wilton
Waldon Suwyrs
Bate Paria Bureau
Randolph
The
Enterprise
Len Fiehter
REX Theatre
Yohn Johnson
Mr. Dahl Boyer
Knights of Pythias
Usb Koller
Michigan
Deardorff’s Grocery
Buick
Hills
America
Buick Motor CO
Flint, Mich
General Motors Corporation
H. A. Galliher
Rentle
Monrsuth
Atowud
Dirk Heweting
C. W. Boles
Talbot
Was Slabak
Aelia
Clyde Rhodes
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