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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1967

Page

8

Sermonette and 4-H Club Notes From Emerson

Sermonette by Hy Rey and Wm Van Antwerp emphasizes continuing in Christ word to be true disciples and find freedom through truth. Indian Debrettes 4-H Club met at First Baptist Emerson with twelve members five visitors and two leaders. plans for July 13 show, demonstrations, and lunch hosted by Lindburgs. Buena Park visitor Marvin Berg, brother of Mrs Van Antwerp, visited the pastor’s home last week.

Christ First Baptist Church of Emerson Darlene Sandquist Mary Anderson Sherry Shirley Greepwood Teresa Richard Jody Smiley Arlene Joan Lindburg America Shirley Greenwood Lindburgs Carol McKee Marvin Berg Buena Park, Calif Wm. van Antwerp van Antwerp

Nishna Valley Head Start Tours Emerson Fire Dept

Head Start children from Nishna Valley School rode an Emerson Fire Department fire truck on Friday morning June 7. Raymond Mitchell explained firefighter duties and equipment while Clarence Sliger drove the truck. Attendees included Joel Bently Elaine Barrington Aven Keith Driskell Sandra Driskell Laurie Gustafson Wayne Hale Regina Kesselring Allen Mattice Terry Conrad Mickey Hudson and several family members.

Nishna Valley Emerson Fire Department Raymond Mitchell Clarence Sliger Joel Bently Elaine Barrington Aven Keith Sandra Driskell Laurie Gustafson Wayne Hale Regina Kesselring Allen Mattice Terry Conrad Mickey Hudson Wm. Mattice Gayle Dale Kesselring Robby Wayne Burk Darlene Sandquist Aleeta Burgett

Local residents share visits and health updates

Fred Honeyman was sent to Ft. Benning Georgia instead of Texas. George Jones is recovering well after surgery. Essex family Dennis Williams visited J. A. Thorson home. Lee Stille of Leavenworth Kansas stayed with Bob Stille family from Saturday to Tuesday. Dean Fender visited Saturday night. E. E. Cole is improving this week. Robert Good family of Council Bluffs visited Ralph Good home. Ron Goods of Council Bluffs joined Sunday dinner at J. F. Simpson home. Bob Bell and Linda Haney of Malvern were Sunday dinner guests at Fred Huntsman home. John Petrauskas of Council Bluffs and Harvey E. Smith of Red Oak joined Wayne Shapcott for dinner Sunday. Ruth Dawson and son Donald of Whittier California spent weekend with Earle Crawfords. Canned beans Tuesday for Mrs. A. F. Smith who had surgery at Red Oak hospital. L. C. Bullington and family joined Stanley Krissinger for Tuesday supper in Griswold. Ray Boyce of Des Moines visiting grandparents Harry Mensens for two weeks. Alva Seaburg of Macedonia was Sunday afternoon guest at S. T. Danford home. Donald Hall family of Jefferson spent weekend with A. D. Fleming and relatives.

Fred Honeyman Ft. Benning Texas George Jones Dennis Williams Essex J. A. Thorson Lee Stille Leavenworth Kan Bob Stille Dean Fender E. E. Cole Robert Good Co. Bluffs Ralph Good Ron Goods Council Bluffs J. F. Simpson Bob Bell Linda Haney Malvern Fred Huntsman John Petrauskas Harvey E. Smith Red Oak Wayne Shapcott Ruth Dawson Donald Whittier Calif Earle Crawfords M. D. Lang N. R. Settell John Thorson A. F. Smith Red Oak Hospital L. C. Bullington Danny Bullington Bertha Kellenbar

Emerson State Bank Report of Condition June 30 1967

Bank in Iowa reports total assets 2 256 626.53 with deposits totaling 2 004 089.17 and capital accounts 230 107.29. Auditors Boyd L Nuckolls and H C Cooper certify the figures sworn July 11 1987 before Notary J Twaddle.

Emerson Iowa Oar United States Atc Fort Reaneeeyees Cseeversis Vvcesssersesecesesenerssssersessesstsarvtessegss Dean McLain McKee J. Frank Durbin States of County of Mills Pires SU J. Twaddle

Community Calendar and Local Visits Highlight July

July calendar lists Auxiliary, American Legion, Circles, and Baptist meetings plus a church ice cream social 7 to 10:30 p.m. Visitors include Bobby and Mrs. Johnson heading to California after Viet Nam service, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meyer of United Oregon, and many neighbors visiting families in Red Oak and nearby towns. Rainbow Girls held a Founders Day picnic at region park. several local trips and hospital visits noted.

American Legion Baptist M Mets Bobby Johnson

Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at July Meeting

Regular meeting of the Harry Hammons Post 520 Legion Auxiliary on July 3 had Loraine Griffin presiding. Officers for the new year were installed by Mae Wederquist with Maxine Dickersbach as president and Mildred Hardy as treasurer. Retiring president Loraine Griffin received a Past President pin. Other names include Phyllis Frederickson, Joan Ellison, and Mrs. Ora Smith as membership chairman. Various social notices follow, including visits and a death in the Page family.

Harry Hammons 520 Legion Auxiliary Loraine Griffin Mae Wederquist Maxine Dickersbach Phyllis Frederickson Joan Ellison Mildred Hardy Ora Smith Legion

Memorial Service at WRC Meeting

The Emerson Woman's Relief Corp No. 214 met with Mrs. N. R. Settell on Friday July 7 with 11 members present. Mrs. Forrest Gillespie led the memorial for Mrs. Elmer Westenburg a deceased member. A memorial service will be held in the park next month.

Emerson . Woman's Relief Corp No. 214 N. R. Settell Forrest Gillespie Elmer Westenburg

Indian Deerettes 4H Club Achievement Show July 18

Indian Deerettes 4H Club will hold their annual achievement show July 18 at 2 at the First Baptist Church of Emerson. Everyone is welcome. Several visitors came from Glenwood Milinois and Minnesota to visit local families. The Curtis and Cooper families hosted guests and relatives during the week, including M A Fellows of Denver and Mr and Mrs Heber Hillyer.

Indian Deerettes First Baptist Church of Emerson Joe Hoover Glenwood Myrtle Walker Lyle Jenkins Milinois J. A. Jenkins Heber Hillyer Floyd Hillyer Ross Bryant Ronnie Curtis Geneseo Geo. Curtis Jr M. A. Fellows Denver Colo Clyde Ingersolls Harry Melichar Cologne, Minch

Church Notes Show Weekend Services at Local Congregations

Champion Hill Presbyterian Church quotes morning worship at 9 30 with Sunday school at 10 30 led by Noel DeKalb and Mel Dean McLain Supt. First Baptist lists William Van Antwerp pastor Kirk Hascall superintendent with 10 a m service and all age Sunday school plus 6 a m and 7 30 p m programs. The Methodist Church under Earl Kelly features 11 a m worship and 10 a m Sunday school plus midweek circle meetings and youth activities with multiple hosts and dates.

Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Noel DeKalb Mel Dean McLain FIRST Baptist Church Wiliam van Antwerp Kirk Hascall Sunt the Methodist Church Earl Kelly R. L. Grayson Mary Circle Frederick Larson Dorcas Amos Smith Miriam Leon Robbins

Emerson Iowa Town Council Minutes Details and Repairs

Regular Emerson town council meeting called by Mayor Frances Harman with members Geo Curtis Jr Amos Smith and Donald Twaddle present. Prior minutes approved. Uncut weeds discussed. Sidewalk survey completed. letters to owners to follow. Street repair work has begun and water tower valve noted.

Frances. Harman Geo. Curtis, Jr Amos Smith Donald Twaddle

City Council Minutes Reported Repairs and Fund Transfer

A resolution approved a permanent transfer of funds from the liquor fund to the recreation fund. Green's Cafe cigarette permit and Broadway Cafe beer permit were applied for and granted. Bills totaling 346.02 plus previous totals 742.21 and overall 1089.13 were approved and payment authorized. meeting adjourned with Nettie D. Robbins, clerk.

Liquor Fund Recreation Fund Green’s Cafe Broadway Cafe Malvern Leader Nettie D. Robbins

Farmers-Merchants Picnic in Tabor Heads Monday and Tuesday

The 34th Farmers and Merchants Picnic opens Monday with a kiddies parade at 10 30 a m on Main Street and continues at Tabor Park with contests at 2 p m a float parade at 8 20 p m and a pony pulling contest at 1 p m Tuesday features a drawing review at 8 30 p m and dancing at 9 p m Maple Valley Rides and sidewalk sales add color Merchants promote Monday and Tuesday Alumni Association reunion Sunday at noon in the park.

Tabor Main Street Tabor Park Tabor Alumni Association

Fremont County Fair Premiums Over $3300

Premiums will total over $3300 at the Fremont County Fair in Sidney July 25 through 28. 4H and FFA exhibits receive blue red or white ribbons with blue earning most premiums. Open class premiums go to first second and third in each class. 4H and FFA exhibitors pay entry fees and use approved tags. open class entries are on Wednesday morning July 26 with new entry tags. Present demonstrations.

Fremont County Sidney FFA

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hy Rey, Wm. van Antwerp Jesus Christ Emerson State Bank Ieee Eerstieass Alfred Meyer United, Ore Ward Johnson Meyer Johnson Roy Gravett Carson Clyde Gravett Ivan Shook St. Joseph Hospital Omaha Kenneth Walker Texie Golden Davis Harcy Goranson Francis White Chicago Ill Ronnie Deeters Sioux’ City Ronald Honeyman Deeters Eleanor Brown Honeyman Jerry Fauchald Coon Rapids Minn Harry Clark Legion Auxiliary Kenneth Settell Betty Blanton N. R Homer Connell Gertrude Landon Eva Mage Connell Chet Connell Compton Homer Connells Wm. Page Sycamore Harley Robinson Page WRC
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