Emerson Social News and Local Meetings Report
Emerson notes list visits and travel from January through the week, naming Ellen Nooman, Mrs. Charles Maguire, W. M. Maguire, Pau Fanlét, Fern Cole, Charlotte Whipple, Mina Virginia Ransom, M. J. McGill, Carrie Woods, T. H. Grayson, A. L., Hazel Grayson, Faust Grayson, Jennie Gibson, Mary D. Gibson, Pearl Scales, EJ Eaton, George Hancall, Harvey Hascall, Pat, Helen, J. L. Evans, and others. It covers budget cuts on street lighting and street dragging, church and funeral attendance for Dave Conklin, shipments to South Omaha, and Emerson’s Lyceum program Nothing But the Truth with praise for trainer Miss Dorothy Molienhoff as the fourth in a four-part series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Iatia
Ellen Nooman
Pacific Junction
Charles Maguire
W. M. Maguire
Pau Fanlét
Logan
B. Combs
Tabor
Emérioh
Fern Cole
Charlotte Whipple
Red Oak
Misa Whipple
M. J. McGill
Mina Virginia Ransom
Glenwood
Carrie Woods
T. H. Grayson
A. L
Omaha
Perry
A. Whisler
Tingley
Jana
Hare
Marion Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Misses Hazel
Faust Grayson
Jeasie Eaton
Taanday
Torrington
Wyo
Elbea Cheney
George Hancall
Harvey Hascall
Pat
Helen
Lamont Sanday
Dave Conklin
J. L. Evans
R. B. Tubbs
Seattie
South Omaha
George Hascall
Gordon
John H. Hascall
John Imel
Tiorothy Molienhoff
Champion Hill Community Notices of Visits and Health News
Alfred Griffin heads home toward Emerson on Wednesday. James Henry Douglas recovering from pneumonia after a siege with his family visiting, convalescing. Nearby, Clifford Griffin and Edna visited Kochersperger family. Cox and children spent Sunday with Ike Goor. Kellenbargera hosted relatives including H. and Kellenbarger. A J Griffin hauled hogs to Omaha. Harvie Douglas family visited Sunday. I C 8 class elected officers Wilma Cooper president and Jessica Kellenbarger vice president Blanche Milla secretary Wanda Kochersperger treasurer. J A Parker visited Omaha. Wanda Kochersperger and Velma McLain attended the Emerson Junior-Senior skating party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Hill
Alfred Griffin
Emerson
Joe Davin
Henry Douglas
Tommy
Harvie Douglas
James Henry
Clifford Griffin
Edna
Kochersperger
Cox
Ike Goor
Walter Kelenbargera
Henderson Happenings from Our Henderson Correspondent
Henderson district notes a busy stretch with visits from Prof. L R Taylor of Stanton and Mrs. Mary Edmondson’s family, church market plans, local births, and multiple Omaha and Shenandoah outings. The town cheers the Lyceum finish, grants basketball wins over Grant High, and junior high drills beat Macedonia 28 2. Local civic work includes Odd Fellows and Rebekah installations and a bridge party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Oxford
Hugh McSweeney
McSweeney
E. A. Hammons
May Seed Co
Shenandoah
Fter
Carl Clement
Irwin Drug Store
Stanton
Chas, WithInnon
Prescott
Fueral
Salomon Mrarlen
Tathke
Glenwood
Ty Mersets
Roan
Cheyney, Rearouer
Hubbell
TO. O. F
Addie Belleau
Oda Herover
Margaret Marebor
A. HW. Harbor
R. A Ton
Lola Harbor
N. Go
May Wight
Guardian
Henderson School
Henderson Boy Scouts
Supt. Baumgartner
Grenwood
County Health Board
Emerson
Lyceum
Emerson High School
Radio Serenca
Fm Oon
Europe
Henderson
Grant High School
Grant
Macedonia
Community News From Henderson and Nearby Areas
Wall Street visitors stop by Omaha last Thursday while Mr and Mrs B J Lookabill, Geo Nahiey and Merritt visit Henry Wise home near Henderson. Mrs Laura Dunages ter Madge of Silver C ing a few days at Hume home. Ruth Lookabill improves after illness. Mrs W O H Naglewert attends aunt’s funeral at Red Oak. Oyster supper planned at Mast Liberty church February 2. Miss Currie McClure sick with tonsillitis while serving as nurse at Clyde Barger home. infant daughter of Clyde and Mrs Clyde Barger dies. family expresses deep sympathy. Violet Hunt in poor health at daughter’s home in Nebraska. Wayne McClure scarlet fever. granddaughters Thelma and Neva cared for by T BR McClure family. W H Olsy and J B Henderson attend Duphe Area Council meeting at Fires Church in Owoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
B. J. Lookabill
Omaha
Geo. Nahiey
Son Merritt
Henry Wise
Henderson
Laura Dunagester
Hume
Ruth Lookabill
Woh Naglewert
Red Oak
Lome
Mast Liberty Church
Currie McClure
Clyde Barger
Metall
Thie
Mra
T. BR. McClure
Thelma
Neva
W. H. Olsy
J. B. Henderson
Duphe v Area
Hale
Owoba
Rowll Olay Youn
Happenings Of Home School And Church In Strahan
Mise Ida Trvin visits from Omaha. Mrs. John Pace from Malvern. teacher Sarah Langhiln returns for weekend with Bellevue kin. Electric lights planned for Post Office and barber shop. Strahan Ladies Union to sell at Wil Stephens sale Feb 20. members asked to bring desserts. Taitles Union dinner hosted by Mrs Shaw group. about eighteen attend. School news notes new lockers, boys and girls each get twelve steel units. efforts to reach eighteen. Tabor game: Strahan girls win 34-12, team undefeated. boys lose to Tabor 44-22. Preparations for February 18 kindergarten contest. various entrants listed. Five months of school show strong attendance, no serious illnesses. Mildred Achenbach assists. enrollment 41. Various classroom shifts and student talks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Ida Trvin
Omaha
John Pace
Malvern
Eliza Pace
Willis Dye
Misa Sarah Langhiln
Omaha School of Business
Apend
Belle Bowen
Lyons
Nebr
Mre Irvin
Lou Hambsch
Belie
Haneh
Iene
Herman Machnert
Strahan Ladies’ Union
Wil Stephens
Alfred Shaw
Fred Newell
Monty Nima
Shaw
Ratraran School
India
Tabor Gane
Roya
Tabor
Strahan Girls
Southwear
Iowa
Strahan
Randolph
Ttia
Kebuary
Mildred Nims
Vers Pollitt
Marvel Nima
Humoreus
Marvel Nowell
Byeyn Crawford
Ghidys — Laughlin
Ferne Pollitt
Elwin Swain
Eyverett Gipe
Mildred Achenbach
Soderberg
Costello
Floyd Gee
Imogene
Priday
Acade
John Rives
Mildred Moure
Frost and Calley Speak in Meeting on Hog Raising
A meeting featured Frost speaking 514 minutes in third place and Walter Calley discussing hog raising for about four percent of the time. Afterwards three participants repeated their talks in Mise Hates room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Walter Calley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mise
Jennie Gibson
Mary D. Gibson
Bob Grayson
W. ©. Bhart
Valley
Mark Eaton
Cottier
W. K. McGrew
Edie
Elk Ranch
Arkan
Realttves
Pearl Scales
E.B. Comer
Intereat
Chance Owens
J. C. Goss
Sam Owens
Will Cain
Jim Simmons
Dr. Besore
Macedonian
Christian Church
Triplett Hardware
Otto Harris
Orval Taylor
Mary Edmondson
R. W. Casebott
Elmer Evans
Stanberry
Jt Simmons
Taunt Fern
Mersers
Fred Phelps
Carl Clemment
Helen Creamer
Pearl Riddlen
Mary Mayne
Will Sty
George Evang
Elmer
Stanberry, Mo
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Connell Bluffs
Carrot Allensworth
Lesley Allensworth
Oscar Braden
Kanast City
Luella Vinton
John Ayers
Sanny
F. W. Kemp
Mills County
Withu
State Insane
County Insane
Soldier's Relief
Teacher's Institute
Lawrie
Iostitute
Emma Er
Mosey
Fundy
Recelpia Serena
Gauss
Warrente
Rosascorte
BODOG
Bag
Hall
Cheney
Toledo
Chio
Collins UK Co
Mints
The
Newa of
OM. Young
Ladie Union
Mr. Young
Dan
Dodge Bros
R. K. Piper
J. Roscott
J. A. Parsons
Malcolm S. Campbell
D. M. Kline
Osteopathic
P.M
Towa Btate
Onlce
Reaklenon
Waris’, Lhw Aly
Wrigleys
Wrigley
Michigan
Deardorff's Grocery
Ns Ewe & Salyers Farm Loans
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