Pearl Taylor Dance Revue At VFW Club Tabor
The Pearl Taylor Dance Revue will be presented at the VFW club in Tabor on Thursday and Friday evenings this week. Dancers include Debra Bayes and Angela Sayers with solos in comedy tap and bath ing beauty attire. Debra opens with song and tap and Ballet number, both in vivid costumes. Additional performers Kay Bruce, Pat Trively, and Kenny Patty Doyle from nearby families round out the program.
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Pearl Taylor
VFW Club
Tabor
Debra
John Bayes
Angela
Dean Sayers
Dante
Kay
Keith Bruce
Hastings
Pat
Ray Trively
Malvern
Kenny
Patty
Ambrose Doyle
Imogene
A and M Society Stands at Emerson Festival
The Baptist M and A Society met June 22 at Mrs. Nora Pogue’s home with Mrs. Cara lyn Hascall presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Florence Lakin on Baptists Today in Cuba. 17 members attended. The group will sell popcorn and soft drinks at the Fall Festival. Next meeting planned as an evening gathering at Mrs. Helen Stille’s home. Refreshments served by Mrs. Pogue and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
M and A Society
Nora Pogue
Caralyn Hascall
Florence Lakin
Cuba
Hilen Person
Rascall
Helen Stille
Pogue
Zula Jenkins
Maude Darby
Card of Thanks From Mrs Nels Larson
Card of Thanks acknowledges warm wishes from readers during hospitalization. Mrs Nels Larson expresses gratitude for the cards received, noting appreciation for the community’s kindness and support during her stay in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Larson
Miss Mary Gillespie Shower in Emerson Church
A wedding for Miss Mary Gillespie was planned for Friday after a Tuesday night shower at the Methodist church. Rev Willis Grant attended the event as reports mention his involvement in local activities. Camp Aldersgate hosted the 7th and 8th grade group at Lake Viking with planning noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gillespie
Methodist Church
Willis Grant
Camp Aldersgate
Lake Viking
Bobby
Newton
Ralph Liston
Heber Hillyer
Roxanna Edie
Liberal
Kay
Chas. Edie
Tuesaday
Clyde Ingersoll
Virginia Simmonds
The
Baptist Church
Gary Hummatt
Rites Saturday for Miss Boyer at Emerson
Funeral services were held at the Emerson Methodist church for Eva Esther Boyer born July 25 1886 near Emerson who died June 21 at her Emerson home. The Rev Willis Grant led the service with music by organist Mrs Merritt Warren. Burial followed at Emerson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Eva Boyer
Willis Grant
Eva Esther Boyer
Emerson
Laura Dungan
Crescent
Stella Mulligan
Colorado Springs
Colo
James
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
Emerson Cemetery
Mansfield Funeral Home
Clyde Stilwell
Rose Snyder
Lena Petersen
Glen Hammer
Council Bluffs
Howard Comstock
Dwight Morrow
Charles Moore
Mary Patton
Robert
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Earl Keast
Richard Isaacson
Carson
Jessie Cardiff
Red Oak
Emersonian Judy Hascall Receives Grand Representative Honor
Judy Hascall of Emerson was named Grand Representative by the Grand Assembly of Rainbow for Girls of Iowa and installed to Nebraska at Davenport in June 1921. Emerson attendees included Mrs. George Hascall Jr and others. Also noted are family visits, anniversaries, reunions, and local events across Red Oak and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Hascall
George Hascall
Emerson
Grand Assembly of Rainbow
Iowa
Nebraska
Grand Assembly
Davenport
George Hascall Jr
Milo Blazek
Janice
Linda Pilling
Christine Durbin
Alys Kay Jones
Virginia Iama Celebrated Ninth Birthday With Party
Mrs. Everett Lunn hosted sixteen girls for Virginia Iama Lunn's ninth birthday party. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream and cake, and Virginia received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Iama
Everett Lunn
Virginia
Ward Coy Died at Red Oak Wednesday
Ward Coy died at the Red Oak hospital Wednesday morning with funeral arrangements pending. The service will be held at the Nelson Funeral Chapel in Red Oak. Mrs. Raymond Morse and a daughter Mia, along with Les Riley and Benda, attended the Davis reunion in Glenwood Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Ackerman
Council Bluits
Vernon
Griswold
Ione Schick
Doyal Waterworth
Verlyn Mayberry
W. B. Waterworth
Junior Basslee
Norman Fields
Otho Middaugh
Council
Bluffs
Diane
Clyde Gravett
Gravett
Blackhawk Lake
C. J. Blank
Amex
National Animal Disease Laboratory
Jim Boyer
Howard Comstock
Laura Wungun
Crescant Tier
Myron Batlain
C. L. Ballain
Nels Larson
Ted Oak Hospital
B. E B. Cole
Melinda Snodgrass
California
Clarence Hogzett
L. C. Blank
Oakland
D. D
Larry
Sue Ann Simpson
Kirksville
Ronald Simpson
Ray Allen
Des Moines
Erma Allen
Eleanor Jones
Red Oak
George Jones
Ruby Carlson
Oreville Carlson
Albert City
Robert Bryant
Imogene
Heber Hillyer
Quentin Johnson
Fred Bishop
Carl Phelps
Lillian Bishop
Mary Sawyers
Gertie Culver
Glenwood
Frank Sawyers
Everet Sawyers
Ackerman
Farm Bureau
North Dakota
Omaha
Creston
Emerson
Richard Plumb
Claude Walker
Shenandoah
Clyde Patton
Lee Riley
Raymond Morse
Dean Mitchell
Ronald Smith
Carter Lake
Betty Clarke
Davison
Mich
B. R. Bridge
Ward Coy
Red Oak Hospital
Stuart Durant
San Diego
Calif
Homer Connell
Ruby Oistedt
C. Hollingsworth
Ed Malskell
Council Bluffs
Marcia Plumb
Herbert Border
Bertha Cole
Bernard Patton
Davenport
George Stille
Ao Viatt
Gernard Patton
Slagsman
Tack Connell
Mra
Lea Riley
Grinwold
Carlers
Raymond Moree
Mary Beth Evanus
Robert Evans
K. A. Evans
Ray Honeywell
Canistota
S. D
Ivan Shook
Carl Hoagland
Wall
Frances Harman
Joyce Carlson
Barns
Lyle Jenkins
Centralia
Ill
Keith Magneson
J. A. Jenkins
Nelson
Mia
Les Riley
Benda
Davis
Iowa Farms in Feed Grain Program Sign Up Strong
Iowa farmers joined the 1961 emergency feed grain program, with about 108 112 farms signed by June 1, nearly 60 percent of state farms. Mills County saw 85 percent participation, with 47 136 diverted acres, while national sign ups exceed expectations and aim to cut corn and grain sorghum acreage by 26.7 million acres.
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Iowa
H. A. McCain
Mills County
ASC
McCain
United States
Committees Ready to Begin Assignments on F-M Picnic
Tabor Community Club names committees to direct Farmers and Merchants Picnic activities on July 24 and 25 led by Arthur Alexander. Roles include finance parade concessions program entertainment grounds advertising and more. Complete schedule and float themes to be announced. Davidson's United Shows will perform.
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Farmers and Merchants
Arthur Alexander
Tabor
Robert Heed
Duane Hampton
Arthur Foster
L. B. Johnson
Ward Stathower
Delmar Wirth
Willard Dyke
Herschel Ruse
Fred Stranathan
Millard Bennett
Sidney Newton
Ted Hart
Hampton Agency
Alexander Clothing
Davidson
United
Tabor Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
A & M Society
Hmerson Methodist Church
LaVern Carson's
Emerson First Baptist Church
Dick Person
Robert Good
Viking Lake
Malvern & Hastings
Contact
Good Grain Co
BORON
Farm Service
B. E. Houser Oil CO
Emerson News
Merritt Warren
Ya Boyer
Boyer
Fred G. Henry
Call Collect
Emersonian
Keith Elkins
Ed Elkins
J.A.G. Club
Chautauqua Park
W. H. Craimers
Cottage
Prom Tabor
Mrs
Wayne Shapcott
Robert Hassle
Margie Hampton
Mrs. Hart Timgon
Patty Patton
Denise Hendricka
Henderson
M- Moody
Mra. Moody
Nodaway
Piercy Forsythe
Raymond Morde
Harold Mitchell
Stanton
Art Jones
Wayne
Bhapcott
Golden Davie
Legion Park
Fred Patewald
Freddie
George Adkins
Mason City
David Edie
Hebe L. Holle
Chris Jensen
S T. Paul
Minn
Bob Shepard
Ronald Honeyman
Fred Vissering
Kansas City
Daingerfield
Tex
Hebe Hdie
Mra. ' Honeyman
Salyers
Towa
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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