Services Saturday for R. L. Fields
Funeral services for Raymond L. Fields 79 were held at the United Methodist church with Rev. Delbert W. Terry in charge. He died January 12 after an eight month illness. A longtime Emerson resident and retired auxiliary engineer for Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, he was born March 6 1891 at Sutherland and married Amanda Thorson in 1913. Survivors include a son Norman Emerson two daughters Anna Jean Middaugh of Winter Haven Florida and Nadine Merritt of Orange Park Florida eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Burial was at Emerson Cemetery with Sellergren Lindetn Funeral Home of Red Oak directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Fields
United Methodist Church
Delbert W. Terry
Zachery Fields
Sutherland
Amanda Thorson
Norman
Emerson
Otho
Anna Jean) Middaugh
Winter Haven
Fla
W. C
Nadine) Merritt
Orange Park
George Haglund
Red Oak
Red Oak, Mr. Fields
Emerson Cemetery
Sellergren
Church notes Nishna Valley Parish and First Baptist
Nishna Valley Parish United Methodist Church led by Delbert V Terry and RL Grayson. Sunday School at 10:30 a m and worship at 11:30 a m on Jan 22. First Baptist Church with Wm Van Antwerp pastor Aleeta Burgett Sunday school 10 a m worship 11 a m topic A Lesson from a Love Out. activities include primary church during service, junior choir 3:45 p m, BYF 6:45 p m, senior choir 7 p m, mid week prayer and Bible study 7:45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley Parish
United Methodist Church
Delbert V
Terry
Grayson
First Baptist Church Wm
van Antwerp
Aleeta Burgett
S. S
Emerson Women's Club Discusses Reorganization Idea
The Emerson Women's Club met at Mrs. Paul Richards home January 12 with 22 members. Supt. Joel L. Wedergren spoke on proposed reorganization of the Nishna Valley Community Schools and urged members to stay informed. An open discussion followed. A salad luncheon was served by hostesses. News items note local visits, funerals, illnesses, and births, including Sheila Marie Putnam born January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Women's Club
Paul Richards
Glenn Cooper
Bob Stille
Joel L. Wedergren
Nishna Valley
Wedergren
Bob Stile
Leona Dixon
Geo, Hascall Jr
Don Eastwood
Milnie Wall
See
Local notices include sermons and club meetings
WG j bundy attendance 50 and offer 11.66. Poem How can it be Read by Lester Mareden. Choir sang Wonderful Grace of Jesus. Rev Supphy hosts several sermons on The Universal Christian Church progress. JOLLY JANES CLUB met Hicks home 14 members with snow memory. Plan sending sewing to Perry Allen Nigeria. Mrs Lester Marsden February hostess Red Oak. Mystery Circle met with Mrs Newt Wright. Plans for the year discussed. birthday party for Peper nee Camus. Visitors at Guy Osborns and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Bundy
Lester Mareden
Jesus
Rev
Supphy
Universal Christian Church
Jolly Janes Club
Hicks Home
Joly Janes Club
Robert Hicks
Perry Allen
Nigeria
Marvin Peterson
Lester Marsden
Red Oak
Wright
Mystry Circle
Newt Wright
Morris Johnson
Merrill Sowers
Peper Nee Camus
Fanant
Mel
Hadley Parker
Jerry Byers
Byron Viner
Jerry Huff
Bill Huff
Marion Shook
Gerald Pierson
Jack Mabary
Carleton Davidson
Guy Osborns
Hamilton Lewis
Glen Cooper
Gondon Lees
Bill Ba Mire
Oyell Achenbaughs
Ayaa
Kitsler
Omaha
Local Personal Notes From Eldora Area
Floyd Allen of Eldora visited here with his mother Mrs Erma Allen last week. BR A Decker underwent surgery Friday morning at St Joseph hospital in Omaha. Mrs Barbara Smith Ford died in her sleep Wednesday night at McAllen Texas. She was sister of Tate Mrs Jessie Douglas who died not long ago. Funeral services for Mrs Ford held Sunday at McAllen with burial there. Randall Bates family moving into Kermit Hillyer house from Bernard Duncan property in northwest town. Duncan family moving here from Nebraska. Mr Duncan was in local grocery store across from laundromat years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Schick
Mr. Schick
Roy Tittsworth
Billings
Mont
Warren Henry
Shenandoah
Omaha
Henry
Norman Christensens
Herderson
Clarence Bryants
Bf Stanton
Carl
Ronald Honeyman
Gene Dobbs
Kansas City
Eugene King
Mercy
Co. Bluffs
Hazel Wilhelm
Florence and Charles
Hastings
E. A. Decker
Margie Hampton
Clyde Gravett
Red Oak Hospital
Edward Connell
Red Oak
Homer Connell
John Simpson
Davenport
Ronald Good
John L. Evans
Red Oak ‘Hospital
Jack Young
Vina Barns
M. D. Lang
Lang
Eugene Langs
Treynor
Paul Jones
Greg
Cindy Lang
Mayion Lang
Hand Hospital
Rev
Ivan
Homer Shoop
Essex
Aileen Hascall
Sanders
Hascall
W. Rice
Earl Sickles
Villisca
Frank Rupe
Sickles
Vernon Goo
Lincoln
Nebr
Mr. Good
Methodist Church
Carl Phelps
Lillian Bishop
Near Glenwood
Heber Hillyer
Robert Decker
Howard Morrison
California
Virginia Lunn
Wayne State
Wayne
Everett Lunns
Alvin Sobbing
Dallas
Tex
Sobbing
George Palin
Alta Shoop
Myrtle Walker
Eugene Kings
Council Bluffs
Kenneth Walkers
Orville Tackett
Raymond Morse
Duane Putnam T
Sheila
Marie
Floyd Allen
Eldora
Erma Allen
BR. A. Decker
St. Joseph Hospital
Barbara Smith Ford
McAllen
Tate
Jessie Douglas
Ford
Randall Bates
Kermit Hillyer
Bernard Duncan
Duncan
Nebraska
Mr. Duncan
Lunch Menu Highlights for Late January
January meals include dried beef gravy with mashed potatoes and milk on the 25th, pizzaburgers with peas and peanut butter cake on the 26th, Wiener winks with creamed potatoes and rice with raisins on the 27th, chicken fried steak with pineapple cookie on the 28th, and fist sticks with tar tars and unbaked cookies on the 29th. Milk accompanies every entry.
Iowa farm outlook hog price forecast shifts with season
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell projects hog supplies stay large through the first half of 1971, limiting near term price rises. Hog numbers on U.S. farms reach about 67.5 million on Dec 1, with marketing up 17–20 percent January through March and about 20 percent in April–June versus 1970. Prices in interior Iowa for 20–290 pound hogs may rise to 16.50–17.50 per cwt by mid‑winter and stay through April, then advance another 1–2 dollars by early June, with seasonal adjustments later. A 5–6 percent drop in farrowings could push late 1971 prices above 17–18 dollars in Iowa, but more cuts are needed for substantial gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
United States
Iowa
Economist
Futrell
Towa
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. L. Fields
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Earl Winger
Lucille Edie
Hebe Edie
Stanley Zyla
W. M. Shepard
Aquarius
H & R Block
DAR
SSS Leas of
ELC Ikko
America
TNO
Ath Street
Dwight Shaw
Lowa
Emerson Women’s Club
L. E
Brammeter
MNOS
Ond
Sailer Delivarias
Pantherstte
Debbie McClure
Kathy Leu
Joleen Ponton
Karen O'Dell
Gary Dunsdon
Gary Ford
Mike Hoyt
Pantherettes
Bonnie Ponton
Debbie Leu
Roberta Thaller
Bernard Robinson
Emerson Farm Supply
Bert Morris
Emerson, la
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