Alumni Reunion Plans Highlight Emerson Gathering
In Emerson on May 29 the M E church hosted thirty six alumni from classes of 1917 to 1922. A banquet featured a toast program led by Merritt Taylor, with officers elected for an alumni association and plans for a May reunion banquet next year. The event included tours of the school and remarks by Supt. E B Cav. Local residents and former staff attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whder
E. B
M. KB. Aid Society
M. D. Lang
Merritt Taylor
Littlan
Newquist
Edmondson
Fyargaline Crawford Lang
Avin Birdnail Taylor
Louies Birdsall
Whiter
Rollcall
E.R. Birdsall
Life Coates Anderson
Corena McLain Birdsall
Nettle Graham Johnson
Hazel Thorson Burroughs
Paul A. Carson
Marjorie Snodgrass Harmon
Gayle Cramer Greenwood
Madyline Turner Stout
Recese
Mra
E. E. Coe
Horace Greenwood
Vernon Johnson
A. Carson
Supt
KE. &, Cav
Councilluis
K. K. Cue
Council Sluts
Jauied Wayland
J Burruguehs
W Afidereuy
Cuuhs
Waldo Edwandson
Henderdau
Karl Buthy
Pronk But
J. Wt
Newiab
Rud Guk
Glen Collfer
Guldren's Way Observed at MB Church Sundey
A observance titled Guldren's Way will be held at the MB church peat Sundey in VT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guldren
MB Church
Peat Sundey Davruloy
Ripley Family Reunion At Home Scene
The Ripley home was a scene of a joyful reunion as Rev and Mrs L B Ripley welcomed all their children for the first time in years. Mary arrived from Clarion after teaching there, Mrs D F Simmons and two children came from Beaver City Nebraska, Mrs W A Martin and three children, Jim Shenandoah and Dayton, traveled from Sioux City. Billie was already present, completing the family circle for a celebratory gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Ripley
Ripley
Mary
Clarion
D. F. Simmons
Beaver City
Nebr
W. A. Martin
Jim Shenandoah
Dayton
Sioux City
Billie
Emerson Valedictorian Violet Edie Receives Honor
Violet B. Edie daughter of Mr and Mrs Andy Edie farmers living west of Emerson was named Emerson High School valedictorian for the senior class. She achieved an 84.8 average over four years and received an honor award for excellent scholarship. Clyde Smith presided at the close of exercises and she delivered an excellent valedictory tied to the class motto Rowing Not Drifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet R. Edie
Andy Edie
Lving West
Emerson
AW. H. Paxson
BD. H. Paxson
Clyde Smith
Decoration Day Service Draw Large Emerson Crowd
Decoration Day was observed in Emerson with a large turnout from many places. A splendid program featured songs recitations a flag drill and an address by Rev J F Stille. R M Shipman led martial music marking his fifty first year on Decoration Day. The event continued at the cemetery where a large crowd gathered aided by good weather and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Alghacogl Gymnasium
Martial Muate
R. M. Shipman
A. F. Smith
3. C. Wilkins
Frank Osglevie
Paytes Bills Atlantic Girl Dayton Ripley Marries In Atlantic Home
Paytes Bills of Atlantic and Ripley of Bronx City and Migs Aletha Butler of Atlanta wed at the bride’s Atlantic home on Saturday June 3. The groom’s father Rey L Ripley officiated. They will live in Sioux City where the groom has a responsible position, with many local relatives and visitors noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Ripley
Bronx City
Migs Aletha
Butler
Atlantic
Rey. L. &. Ripley
Sioux City
L. E. Ripley
Mary
Ripley
Billy
Emerson
W. A. Martin
Shenandoah
Dave Simmons
Beaver City
Nebr
M. E. Cuba Moves Store to Riverton
M E Capp moved Clover Farmers store from this place to Riverton, opening in a fine location. The article notes Emerson was overcrowded, and praises the Capps as fine people while expressing regret at their move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Cuba
Riverton
M. E. Capp
Clover Farmers
Emerson
Capps
Emerson Women’s Bettéry Corps Holds June Session
The Emerson Women’s Bettér Corps No. 214 Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met in a regular session on Saturday June 3. Following the ritual work of the corps a potluck luncheon was served by the birthday committee Nettie Barton Ethel Crayford Mablé Ward and Ede Grayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Women's Bettér Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Nettie Barton
Ethel Crayford
Mablé Ward
Ede Grayson
Omaha Air Races Set for June at Municipal Airport
Omaha prepares for the third annual air races June 16 to 18 at the municipal airport. Nationally known flyers compete amid aerobatics with a giant trimotor, autogiro acts, aerial dogfights, and dramatic stunts. Advance ticket sales and special railroad rates offer savings. details from the Omaha Air Race association, W. A. W. building.
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Omaha
Autogiro
Batica
Omaha Air Race Association
W. A. W. Building
Nere
Municipal Airport
Citi
Betty Lond
Johnny Livingston
Clem Sohn
Local residents attend events and illness noted in Omaha
Mr and Mrs Harold Jones of Sigourney and Mr and Mrs B H Paxson spent Monday in Omaha. Mrs Tommy Douglas was sick early in the week. Her sister Mrs Mattia Reed stayed with her. Miss Helen Lang of Des Moines returned home Saturday to join the Class of 1939 reunion. Earl Briggs came home from Iowa City after attending events. Miss Martha Slater left for Galantic Sunday for summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Yates
H. C. Yates
Mt. Vernon
Emerson
Earl Crawford
Ruth
Chadrot
Nebr
Cha¢ron
Btate Teuthere Colerie
M. J. Evans
Okiboji
Red Oak
Walleye
Edith Ld
Kimer May
Kopseell
Gall
Margaret
Drake
Winnitrad
A. Lang
Pearl
J. Rhoda
Wvonne
Fort Lupton
Colo
Elmer Fickel
Malvern
Douglas
Chas
Vestal
Minoie Turner
Leona Pickerel
Omaha
Oscar Thorson
Lttle
Fremont
Rame
John Thorson Sr
J. Rhode
C. A. Lang
E. R. Spoon
Missen Avia
Allene Boswell
Corning
Bealed Clites
B. L. Clites
Ray Huntsman
J. R. Coates
W. W. Anderson
Qmabs Titan
John Haxen
Ericson
Nevr
Harvey” Haseall
Glen
Eva Patrick
Atlantic
Leslie
Ott Butcher
Seward
Watter Cites
Beaver Martin
Immanuel Hospital
Clasa
Methodiat Church
Amanuel
M. EB. Ladiew
Misa Slaten Lang
Dew Molnes
Juliante Hancall
Eydexni
J. C. Koteht
Welen
Wim Oliver
Thee Park
Itamture Bunday
Lucre
Nebo
Idehard Crofton
Sette Vinne
Will Dnice
Laurel
Emer
A. Baws
Indianole
Bupeon College
Jlsruld Jonge
Slater
Mew
Boo
Iermon
Miew Kuards Iudeman
Svening
Opal Bargeut
Moluse
Howe
Moe Chae
Uareou
Ana
Wether
Mey
Bo Manag
Clee
Diin
Bert Hugumad
Weburdey
Usldavei
Briawhh
Sidekh Apess Manaday
Wills Bar Bahan
Harold Jones
Sigourney
B. H. Paxson
Tommy Douglas
Mattia Reed
Helen Lang
Des Moines
Earl Briggs
Towa City
Martha
Gelantic
Iowa Returns to Fundamentals at 1933 State Fair
The 1933 Iowa State Fair will emphasize back to fundamentals in farming with careful management and proven methods as keynote themes. Planning partners include the Iowa State Fair Board the U S Department of Agriculture the Iowa Department of Agriculture the Extension Division and Experiment Station of Iowa State College Farm Bureau major national livestock breeds farm journals and other farm organizations. The exposition will center on practical agricultural and livestock exhibits demonstrations and project showcases across thirty counties with emphasis on breeding pure bred livestock and regional farm improvement to assist farmers with solutions to agricultural problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das Moinea
Iowa
United States
Ford Advertising New Copy Style Captures Attention
A series of Ford Motor Company adverts in The Leader promotes a new, understated copy style. Henry Ford backs a constructive selling approach and a disciplined ad campaign to support industrial progress and economic recovery.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Hallyhoo
Readi Ag
Hatton
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Bevery
Ripleys
Violet B. Edie
Atlantic Girl
Cheney
Besa
Wbideul
Wad
Muutgum
Ory Sud
Wule Daumbler
Cuuue
Valley
Hosawall
Quah
Vernon Sienabe
OAKS
Oaks Sunday School
A. A. Wright
Hémerson
Amone O&f Tieflore
Wright
Youne Tofke
Your Fotke
Abstracts OF & Continuations
Mitta County Abstract Co
Glenwood, Towa
Fred Nowell
Hastings
Lathrop
Hentereen
Hyde
J. H. Bhere
J. W. Dolph
Jenekins
Emeraon
City Mest
Abed
Mts
Nancy Hall
Holden
White Hagle
Imile North
Dale Kline
Florist
Tom Shaw
Collins Drug
Fricat's
Talbott, Ai
Berkhimer
L. Me Kling
Om Ly M
Lino Gens
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