Emerson High School Alumni Banquet Held Friday Night
Emerson High School alumni banquet was held in the school gym Friday night June 1 with 89 members and guests present. Robert Good president of the association led the business meeting and the Baptist ladies served the delicious medal. Dr. C. J. Blank vice president acted as secretary in absence of Franette Simpson Greenwood. Distances traveled included Charles Salmons class of 1917 from California and Mrs. Alice Dunbar McDonald class of 1912 from Stranraer Saskatchewan Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson High School
Robert Good
C. J. Blank
Franette Simpson Greenwood
Charles Salmons
California
Alice Dunbar McDonald
Stranraer
Sask
Canada
Emerson News Highlights Local Church and Community Notes
Emerson area news covers church events at First Baptist and Emerson Methodist, including sermons, baptisms, and youth activities. Memorial Day services, family visits, graduations, and local anniversaries are noted along with hospital and travel updates and the nominating committee for 1968.
Memorial Day Gatherings and Visitings Around Town
Memorial Day activities include Mr. and Mrs. George Jones hosting guests at Creston with Janis Ibbotson and Sue Frederickson visiting. Families such as the Fields Middaughs Thorsons and Coburgs shared dinners in Red Oak Council Bluffs and Omaha areas while Lisa Marié Rahr stayed with grandparents on vacation. Johnnie returned home to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Robert Frederickson
Creston
Janis Ibbotson
Sue Frederickson
Lisa Marié Rahr
Schleswig
Black Hills
Wayne Shapcott
Robert Housman
Red Oak
Ray L. Fields
Jay Burroughs
J. W. Adams
Dick Burroughs
John Lilly
Omaha
Fred Tedesco
C. L. Middaugh
Council Bluffs
Clif Houser
Beth Gra~ber
Coburg
Ed Thorson
Gon
Norman Fields
O. L. Middaugh
Johnnie
Wm. Smith
C. J. Blank
Lisa
Richard Bass
Douglas
Malvern
Wayne Swan
Beatrice
Nebr
Swan
Marjorie Taylor
Georgia Graham
Villisea
V. J. Johnson
C. E. Hogzett
Jack Hogzett
Francis Gilleland
Vitlisca
Clark Templeton
Corning
Charles Bingham
Jon Kemp
Homer Connell
Joe Landon
Atlantic
Mrs. Connell
Strahan
Mary Jane Wooten
Earl
Thomas Price
D. H. Pickret
Red Oak Hospital
Joe Hoover
Glenwood
Myrtie Walker
M and A Society Gives to Bible School Fund
The Baptist M and A Society met May 24 at the home of Mrs. Twyla Yeager in Red Oak. Twenty two members and one guest attended as Mrs. Gordon Hascall, president, led devotions and a poem. A $25 donation to the Bible School Fund was approved. Various social notes follow including new members, memorial thanks, and local engagements across Red Oak and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist
M and A Society
Twyla Yeager
Red Oak
Gordon Hascall
Horace Greenwood
Raymond Mitchell
Dean Mitchell
Francis Parker
Memorial Day Guests at Multiple Homes Across Iowa Nebraska
Myron Lee Marcia Martin and Myria Ballain attended Memorial Day dinner at the grandparents home of CG Balldin near Imogene. Guests from Plattsmouth Omaha Maitland Greenfield and Auburn Nebr visited local families. Ivan Salmons from Charles City spent a few days with his mother Anna Salmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Johnson
Linda
Gary
Lorena Thomas
Morton Mills
Fred Wood
Omaha
Michael Dennis
Michelle Denice
Harry Porter
Oliver Patrick
Jefferson
H. F. Cheney
Larry Turner
Heber Hillyer
Ross Bryant
Floyd Hillyer
Imogene
Everett Straight
Nisee
Pearl Kline
Selby
Albert Winston
Malvern
Eldon Selby
Martin von Fecht
Carson School
Carson-Macedonia
Roga Bryant
Bryant
Turner
David Johnson
Bimpson College
Indianola
Kappa Phata Pat
Myron Lee
Marcia
Martin
Myria Ballain
CG. L. Balldin
Cecil Ballain
Plattsmouth
Sybil Tubbs
R. Birdsall
Edwin Hascall m
Hasscall
Nelson Orider
Maitland
John Lewellen
Greenfield
Gordon Hascall
Kenneth Moora
Auburn
Nebr
Willie Huntsman
Ivan Salmons
Charles City
Anna Salmons
Large Crowd Attended NV Commencement
A large crowd gathered at the school gym Thursday night for NVs commencement program. The program featured a processional, readings, vocal solo Quiet by Darrell Lewis, a keynote by Dr. B Gale Oleson, and the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Dobbins amid class motto Destiny is Not a Matter of Chance, it is a Matter of Choice and aqua and silver colors with chrysanthemum as the class flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan ‘Staner
Willis Grant
Darrell Lewis
Dobbing
B. Gale Oleson
Ivy
Dobbins
Frank Durbin
Richard Person
Susan Steiner
Local Social Notes From Malvern Leaders June 1962
Mr and Mrs A Barna were dinner guests Thursday in the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Brown Mrs Brown R C Sawyers and children of Council Bluffs visited Monday in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Sawyers Tom Brown took Mrs Brown s mother Mrs Beulah Thurman to her home at Hatfield Mo Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.H. Pickrel
Red Oak Hospital
Kenneth Twaddle
Omaha
Don Twaddle
Ward Coy
Lansing
Chester Cooper
Merle Danielson
Darrell Cooper
Libertyville
Guy Osborn
Lincoln
Neb
Kurt Davis
Kurtis Laural
Osborns
E. M
Joe) Straight
Micky
Florida
A. Barna
Tom Brown
R. C. Sawyers
Council Bluffs
Frank Sawyers
Brown
Beulah Thurman
Hatfield
Services Held for DeForrest Pickrel
Final rites were held at Emerson Methodist Church for DeForrest H. Pickrel born October 18 1877 in Gridley Illinois. He lived in Iowa Nebraska and finally Emerson where he died after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Lucinda two sons Ellery and Raymond three daughters Hether Kell enbarger Ruth Humphrey and Dorothy eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Interment was in Walnut Cemetery Montgomery County. Memorial day visits noted for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Methodist Church
DeForrest H. Pickrel
Willia Grant
Frederick Larson
Helen Warern
R. H. Good
Charles Ballain
Marion Lang
Vernon Johnson
Everett Sawyer
Elmer Westenburg
Homer Connell
L. ©. Bullington
Lansing Heuer
Quentin Johnson
Adrian Wookey
Gayle Hast
Lucinda C. Boone
Imogene
Montgomery
Mills Counties
Emerson
Lucinda
Ellery
Enmerson
Raymond
Harlan
Hether Kellenbarger
Red Oak
Ruth Humphrey
Extra
Dorothy Pickrel
San Diego
Calif
Walnut Cemetery
Montgomery County
Orioles Baseball With Three Veterans Guides 1962 Season
Malvern high school baseball under coach Bill Beasley concentrates on three veterans Jerry Hites Doug Dashner and Gary Wolfe as the core for a 1962 ten game schedule. Evening practice at 6. First game with Fremont Mills postponed by rain. Remaining dates include Nishna Valley Stanton Farragut Plattsmouth Essex Sidney New Market and a sectional tourney week. All games start at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beasley
Malvern High School
Jerry Hites
Doug Dashner
Gary Wolfe
Fremont Mills
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Farragut
Plattsmouth
Essex
Sidney
New Market
South Page
Braddyville
Hamburg
Little League Sign-Up Set for June 13
Coach Bill Beasley announces sign-up for Little League baseball on Wednesday June 13 at the teen center. Boys aged 9 through 14 should report from 9 a.m. to noon to join the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beasley
Nishna Valley Honor Roll Led by Juniors
Principal Joseph Dobbins announced the six weeks and semester honor rolls for Nishna Valley. Juniors led with 11 students on the semester list and 9 on the six weeks list. seniors, sophomores, and freshmen also named with honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Joseph Dobbins
Marlyn Bailain
Randall Eastwood
Carol Fleming
Kathleen Hall
Judy Hascall
Lana McKee
Cheryl Rowe
Diane Sandquist
Barbara Sowers
Robert Woodfill
David Laughlin
Patricia Lynam
Keith Allen
Diane Bowen
Carol Hall
Marlene Mor
Ris
Walter Russell
Robert Wheeler
Harold Hascall
Alice Urba
Dennis Achenbaugh
Marcia Ballain
Lillian Irvin
Wayne Jensen
Linda Larsen
Shirley Mabary
Craig Palmer
Joyce Peterson
Grant Shaw
Linda Eleson
Robert Johnson
Beverly Wortman
Fairmont Youth League Night at Omaha Dodgers Game
Local young players 17 and under from area organized teams get free admission to the Omaha Dodgers Denver Bears game in Omaha on June 20. Teams wear regular uniforms and must be with a manager or coach. Pre game program planned. Four youth league baseballs per team and a 90 page handbook per player as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Dodgers
Denver Bears
Omaha
Fairmont
Omaha Ballpark
Fairmont Foods Co
The
Athletic Institute
Jackson St
Omaha 2
Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emerson News
Emerson First Baptist Church
Dick Person
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Emerson Methodist Chuarch
LaVerne Carson
Waubonsie Park
WSCS
B. R. Bridge
Alta Smith
Charles Danick
Russell Cady
Florence Cooper
Clarence Hossle
Hysham House
Jess Walker
Texas
John Walker
Myrtle Walker
Laurena Rounds Alexander
St. Helena
W. R. Johnson
Jack Gravett
Tachikawa
Japan
Jamey Gayle
Jack
U. S. Navy
Roy Gravett
Clyde Gravett
William Scherle
Henderson’s
Elmer Bass
C. L. Ballain
Myron Ballain
J. Hi. Pickrel
Lane Morsé
Hebe L. Helie
Ray Edie
Laura Snodgrass
Alite Dunbar McDonald
Ray Fields
Minnie Whisler
Maggie Durbin
Ruth Collins Moore
Twyla Jenkins Magneson
Kirk Johnson
Russell Smith
Jim Brown
Hebe L. Edie
Jean Straight
Pat Rector
Highlites
Omesha
Glen Dittman
Susan
Whiting
Frances Harman
Dittman
George Hageall, Jr
Frank Withrow
Ada
Roy Shoemaker
Don Eastwood
American Legion Auxiliary
James Elfin
Homer Black
James
North Carolina
Hazel Foster
Ray Honeywell
Sonny Larkin
Glen Wood
Johnny Ashbaugh
Mr. Ashbaugh
New Walnut Grove
Walnut Grove
Costa
Ed Flack
Glenwood, Ph
Wilbur Wolfe
M and A
Bible
Qur
Iva Patterson
Red Oak High
Land Acres
Goldie A. Hixson
Jessie B. Fisher
Hertha Burton Norris
Laurel
Linsey Coons
Chariton
Laura
Doris McDowell
Sharon
Warren Smith
St. Louis
A. F. Smith
David Edie
Jebe L. Edie
Leslie Noble
Clyde Rhoads
E. R. Birdsall
Marvin Adams
P. M. Burroughs
Orel Gillen
Roger Peters and Sons
R. E. Good
Ralph Good
Fred Brunow
Mike Siebert
Persia
Nate UL
Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
Fairview
Washington Township
Treynor
Orioles
Nishna Val
Cavalier Motorcycle Club
Omaha, Nebraska
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