Alumni Banquet Celebrates Emerson High School Ties
The Emerson High School Alumni Association held a banquet at Nishna Valley Community School with 133 attendees. Rev. Ralph Russell Jr. gave the invocation as Mrs. Lang led pop songs, and 1965 officers were elected. The event honored memories of the old EHS building and featured performances by the alumni chorus and guest speakers.
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Emerson High School Alumni Association
Nishna Valley Community School
Ralph Russell Jr
Baptist
M. D. Lang
Charles Vestal
Maggie Durbin
Frank
Jim
Ray. Fields
Norman
Bob
Don. Eastwood
Quentin Johnson
Jessie Douglas
McAllen
Tex
Ruth Collins
Cedar Falls
Norman Fields
Robert Grayson
Dana Oglevie
Guy Fancher
Charles Kellenbarger
Wm. Douglas
LaVerne Carson
Harold Hascall
N. V
Joyce Pierson
Harold
Gordon Hascall
Hazel Beals Hoover
Malvern
Lucile Edie
Flo Huntsman Bell
Vernon Johnson
Frederick Larson
Lloydene Blank Steen
Eugene Lang
Dwight Shaw
Dick Person
Edward Greenwood
Ronald Honeyman
Frances Darby Shelley
Don Hall
Emerson
Good family visits and new baby named Kelly Jo
The Robert Good family of Council Bluffs spent Friday and Saturday in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Good and Mrs. C L Confer. Sunday dinner guests at the Ralph Good home included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brunow of Persia and others. The Darwell Rice family from Stinnett Tex visited relatives here and at Red Oak. Mrs. Rice is Minnie Smith, sister of Mrs. R E Good. Wayne Shapcott and Dean Kite hosted visitors. Cecil Jenkins family spent the weekend at Viking Lake. Jim Agnew and wife welcomed baby Kelly Jo weighing six pounds six ounces. Agnew teaches at NV. Willard Cunningham family moved to Greenwood apartments in Ralston Neb.
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Ralph Good
Fred Brunow
Persia
David Rice
Stinnett
Tex
R. B. Good
Eleby Pickral
Denney
Darwell Rice
Red Oak
Rice
Minnie Smith
R. E. Good
Wayne Shapcott
Dean. Kite
Cecil Jenkins
Viking Lake
Jim Agnew
Kelly Jo
Agnew
Willard Cunningham
Ralston
Nebr
Greenwood
New Installations At Telephone Company Office
Thelma Blank announced Wendell Dedrick will replace Austin Ju. Cobb as service man for the Southwest Telephone Exchange Inc. Dedrick, trained in machine switching, comes from Titanka Iowa and will relocate his family to Emerson when housing is available. His wife Darick and two preschool children accompany him. Cobb has moved to Kansas.
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Phone CO
Thelma Blank
Wendell Dedrick
Austin Ju. Cobb
Southwest Telephone Exchange, Inc
Dedrick
Titanka
Emerson
Dedarick
Mr. Cobb
Kansas
Weekend visits and family gatherings in Red Oak area
Red Oak residents hosted and visited relatives from Davenport Omaha Liberty and Council Bluffs. The alumni banquet drew guests including Pearl McLain and Mrs Sawyers. Memorial services were held at the cemetery monument. Mrs Tom Brown celebrated a birthday and a surprise party was organized for Mrs Barns.
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Robert Housman
Red Oak
Wayne Shapcott
Clarinda
Lida Moore
Bob Chastain
Omaha
Henry Burmeister
Ora Franks Jr
Tom Brown
Hob
Ray Honewell
Creston
Hazel Foster
Anita
Floyd Carns
Mary Reynolds
Willizea
Kenneth Walker
Council Bluffs
W.R.C
Clyde Gravett
American Legion Auxiliary
L. G. DeBolt
Ed Malskell
Mineola
Silver City
Paul Windom
Mike
Shelbyville
Ind
Ames Socials Note Weekend Visit and Nebraska Travel
Mr and Mrs Larry Turner and a daughter of Ames spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Rosa Bryant and relatives. T Danford of Blakesburg moved into the house purchased from the Patrick estate. Mr and Mrs Clyde Ingersoll traveled to Lincoln Nebraska, visited Harold Heller and attended the Beverly Going and Kenneth Gleason wedding at Woodriver Nebr and reception.
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Larry Turner
Ames
Rosa Bryant
T. Danford
Blakesburg
Patrick
Clyde Ingersoll
Lincoln
Nebr
Harold Heller
Woodrivar
Beverly Going
Kenneth R. Gleason
Methodist Church
Iowa Highway Patrol reports 1964 Southwest fatalities
District No 3 headquarters releases 1964 nine county fatality figures for southwest Iowa. Eleven killed in autos, with six in Pottawattamie, three in Cass, one each in Mills and Page. Fatalities as pedestrians and drivers show multiple time slots and locations, with most deaths on city streets or highways. Two victims from Nebraska, ten within 25 miles of home.
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Iowa Highway Safety Patrol
Atlantic
Iowa
Pottawattamie County
Cass County
Mills County
Page
Adair
Montgomery
Adams
Fremont
Taylor
Nebraska
Othe
Petitions Aim for New Fremont-Mills High School Building
The Fremont-Mills board of education may be asked soon to consider a new senior high school building after a storm damaged the existing structure. Trustees authorized a State Department study of the building for safety, with interior damage estimated from two to four thousand dollars. Voters previously defeated a building proposal.
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Tabor Beacon
Fremont-Mills Board of Education
Thoard
Frenont-Mills Board
State Department of Pub Hc
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Robert Good
C. L. Confer
Robinson
Glenwoop
Highway Patrol
Leader Office
Mills Countians
The
Malvern Leader
Mulh County
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