Services Held for Clyde H. McLain at Malvern
Funeral services for Clyde H. McLain were conducted at the Red Oak Methodist church with Rev. Wm. Miller officiating. The 5 year old son of William H. and Lydia Whitcomb McLain passed away July 7 at his Red Oak area home and was buried in Malvern Cemetery after a 9:20 a.m. service. Surviving are his wife Olive Shaw Culver McLain, five daughters Irene Erickson, Evangeline Philippa, Helen Rumery, Virginia Hughes, Ruth Ellis, three stepchildren, 18 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. He was born November 24, 1878 in Biggaville and lived in Mills County until 1958, a farmer and Methodist church member.
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Methodist Church
Red Oak
Clyde H. McLain
Wm. Miller
William H
Lydia Whitcomb McLain
Biggaville
Tit
Olive Shaw
Hastings
Sway
Bess Shew Culver
Mills County
Irene Erickson
Evangeline Philipa
Eldorado Springs
Helen Rumery
Council Bluffs
Virginia Hughes
Palmdale
Gatit
Ruth Ellis
Sylmoer
Social notices from Glenwood and surrounding towns
Emerson Mrs Ward Coy and others attended a Mills County Barracks 1237 event in Glenwood with eight Conncil Bluffs guests. Plans for Aug 30 picnic at Eyperson Park. Coffee hosts included Mrs J A Thorson and several guests. Red Oak events mention Mrs Mabel Honeyman visit and a death in the family. Various relatives visited Humboldt and Pawnee City areas over the weekend.
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Mmes
Ivan Durbin
Harald Cooper
Dean McLain
Wm. Douglas
LeRoy Johnson
BU Pogue
Pauli Richards
Edward Greenwood
Bertha Kellenbarger
Ray Honeywell
Fred Edie
M. J. Moody
Erma Allen
Thelma Plank
Mabel Honeyman
Red Oak
Merrill Warren
Vernon Johnson
Red Oak Hospital
Georgie Graham
Willisea
Frances Harman
Susan Bittman
O. BE. Smith
Jackie
Glenwood
Ray Fields
Norman Fields
Springfield
Bert Morris
Humnoldt
Nehr
Leo Boucher
Henry Hess
Pawnee City
Don Eastwood
Brent
Darla
Ohio
Mr. Eastwood
W. R. Jenks
Illinois
Bill Clements
Rufus
Ore
Gerald Yowell
Susan Dittman
Sidney
Patrolman
C .D. Eberly
Eberly
C. B. Smith
Ward Coy
Harold Cooper
Darrell Williams
Chitdren
W. E. Waterworth
Missouri
Grace
Leona Dixon
Carlisle
Emerson Methodist Church and Other Local Services
Emerson Methodist Church lists Ralph Russell as minister with LaVerne Carson, noting morning worship at 8 30 and Sunday School at 9 45, but announces no church service on July 24. Emerson First Baptist Church names Dick Person as pastor with Helen Stille as superintendent, notes Sunday School at 4, family worship at 10, and an afternoon cottage service. the Ladies M and A Society also meets. Champion Hill Presbyterian Church presents Rev Noel DeKalb as pastor with Glenn Kellenbarger. Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11.
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Emerson Methodist Church
Ralph Russell
LaVerne Carson
Emerson First Baptist Church
Dick Person
Helen Stille
Ladies’ M & A Society
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
Noel DeKalb
Glenn Kellenbarger
WSCS Studied New Purposes July 8
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church on July 8 with president Mrs. Cecile Wax welcoming three visitors. A July 12 fellowship program was planned, and July 15 circles met for a 2 p.m. session. Mrs. Robert Grayson led the program A New Purpose for a New Age with devotions by Mrs. Ruby Schow.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Cecile Wax
Mra
Allan Warrier
Frank Abbott
Gladya Graham
M. E., McMillen
Paul Jones
Maggie Durbin
Ralph Russell
Chas, Carson
Laverne
Rebecca
Clyde Patton
Miriam
Amon Smith
Hannah
Inez
Robert Grayson
Ruby Schow
Velma Pilling
Bank Report of Condition Provides Financial Figures and Signatures
A bank report of condition presents liabilities and capital accounts totals including totals for assets pledged and loans after valuation reserves. Signatures from executive officers Boyd L. Nu and H. E. Greenwood attest to the truth and accuracy of the report to the best knowledge and belief.
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Boyd L. Nu
H. E. Greenwood
Emerson Town Council Minutes July 7 1964
Emerson la council minutes record regular meeting called by Mayor Mitchell. Members present: J Parker Smith Sowers Donald Twaddle M Von Fecht. Vendors listed: Iowa Power Light Co. 167.20. Hinkle and expanses 0.25. Arweil spraying dump 10.00. Home Imp Co parts 6.77. Herbert Porter labor sewer 10.00. Schildberg Rock Prod Co 7.04. Emerson Gas & Electric supplies 24.92. Malvern Leader minutes 7.90. Dixon's Variety supplies 20.00. Ann's Cafe meals for transients. Mitchell Ltd gas June 21.34. S W Telephone Exch 12.14. Wilson Concrete Co helmets 27.45. Howard Clothing bats. State Hygienic Lab samples 11.20. 8.00 0. total 436.569. Motion to pay bills carried. Motion to pay council members 3.00 per meeting beginning Jan 1966 carried. Greenwood and Moody met for Chamber of Commerce about summer recreation. no action. Motion to value Recreational Fund at two mills. budget hearing set August 4. Meeting adjourned. Leona M. Dixon, Clerk.
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Mitchell
J. Parker
4. Smith
H. Sowers
Donald Twaddle
M. von Feeht
Mills
Iowa Power & Light Co
Joe Hinkie
Joe Hinkle
Dixon's Variety
Eee Mitchell Ltd
Ser
S. W. Telephone Exch
Wilson Concrete Co
Howard Clothing, Bats & State Hygienic Lab
Twaddle
von Fecht
Hille
Sowers
Edward Greenwod
M. E. Moody
Chamber of Commerce
Parker
Leona M. Dixon
Emerson Auxiliary Installed Officers
The Emerson Auxiliary of The American Legion Levi Burton Unit 575 met at the Legion hall July 10 with Evelyn Lake presiding. Twenty-six members, an adult advisor and junior members attended. delegate elections to the Department convention at Des Moines were held for Hylene Lake and Edith Parker. New program books by Diane Lang were distributed. A memorial service honored Corena Birdgall, Helen McGrew and Jeanette Whisler with candles, roses and prayers. Officers installed included Evelyn Luke president and Ruth Greenwood vice president among others. Lunch by Ana Grayson.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Levi Burton
Evelyn Luke
Ruth Greenwood
Ena Mae Simpson
Edith Parker
Helen Mae Johnson
Lucille Edie
Martina Choney
Marle Jones
Hebe Edis
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Rainbow Girls Serve C of C Meeting at Masonic Temple
Dr M E B Moody presided over the Chamber of Commerce gathering on July 3 at the Masonic Temple with 22 members present. Rainbow Girls served a ham dinner as Normal business was discussed. Several local residents and visitors are noted with travels, visits, and family events across Des Moines, Esterville, Council Bluffs, Creston, Sidney, and Ohio.
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M. EB. Moody
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls Board
Emerson Area Shower and Death Notice Summary
A Baptist church shower honors Mrs. Joseph McKee, a recent bride, with gifts and refreshments as out-of-town guests and relatives attend. Separately, former Emerson resident Georgia Graham, 61, of Villisca, dies by suicide near Villisca after moving from Treynor, leaving a wife, eight children, and many relatives in the area.
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Energon
Society of ‘the Baptist Church
Joseph McKee
Joe McKee
Louis Sullivan
Villisca
Joe ‘MeeKea
Emerson
Afra
Gail Parker
Julia
Community Notes from Malvern Leader Picnic and Visits
Local social round up from Malvern with Arbor Lodge picnic hosted by G G Eastwood and family. Visitors include Bob Winders, Sharon Lutten, Pamela Pappendict. travels to Council Bluffs to see Thorsons and Schoenings. Gaults from Britt visit. Ward Coy birthday party and surprise coffee hosted at Cooper home. attendees listed.
Red Oak Social News Covers Visits and Rain
Mr and Mrs Fenno West of Red Oak visited in Red Oak with Mr and Mrs Wayne Shapcott. Otho Middaugh and family from Council Bluffs were guests of Ray Fields. Pear EB McLain spent weekend in Des Moines with Olivia Okerberg. A three inch rain fell Saturday morning. EF B Westenburg attended Mrs Evelyn Hoss funeral at Red Oak Presbyterian Church.
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Robert Winders
Broadlawns Hospital
Des Moines
Bob
Johnson
Esterville
Ray Lutten
Heber Hillyer
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Charles Rupe
Chicago
G. G.eastwood
Lynn ‘Waterman
Don Eeatwood
Arbor Lodge
Town City
Mias
Sharon Lutten
Pamela Pappendick
St. Louis
J. A. Thorson
Mra
John D. Thor
Charles Schoening
Ches. Gault
Britt
Fenno West
Red Oak
Wayne Shapcott
Otho Middaugh
Ray Fields
Pear EB. McLain
Olivia Okerberg
EF. B. Westenburg
Evelyn Hoss
Presbyterian Church In
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Evergreen Cemetery
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College Springs
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Richard
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Thomas C. Askey
Max Hossla
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J. Delbert Gibson
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Winnie Gamble
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Mines
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Gordon Hascall
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Malekeit
Homer Connell
Richard Steen
George Curtly
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Goodwill Club
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County Board of Education
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