Emerson M and A Society Elects Officers
Mrs Hascall to head the Emerson Mission and Arts Society as officers are elected for two years. The group met February 22 at the church for the pet luck dinner with 19 members attending. New officers include President Carolyn Hascall and Vice Presidents Joyce Carlson El Jen Person Twyla Yeager Leone Hascall. World Day of Prayer set for March 3 at the Baptist church. Executive Board met February 27 at Mrs Ellen Person’s home to plan the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Edie
Carolyn Hascall
Joyce Carlson
ElJen Person
Blenary
Stewardship Educcation
Twyla Yeager
Christian Service
Leone Hascall
Obr
Mildred McKee
Lorence Lakin
Francis Cole
Margie Hampton
Alice Anderson
Maude Darby
Zula Jenkins
Baptist Church
Ellen Person
Emerson Church Activities and Local Notices
Emerson First Baptist Church prepares for morning services and Sunday school led by Dick Person and Robert Good with a communion meditation on self examination. Bible study from Exodus 11, midweek youth meetings, and choir practices announced. World Day of Prayer hosted by the Emerson Methodist Church, plus a report of a pink and blue shower for Mrs Darlene Davis of Red Oak and local cafe ownership update.
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Emerson First Baptist Church
Dick Person
Robert Good
Exodus
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Move Assistants From Stanton Community Help Mrs Coy
Members of the Stanton community assisted Mrs Wilma Coy with the move. Participants included Mr and Mrs Paul Bergren Mr and Mrs Howard Palmquist and Clayton Mr and Mrs Gerald Lundsted Clarence Johnson and Art Jacobson Mr and Mrs Glenn Cooper Mr and Mrs Ward Cooper Duane Bergren Darrell Cooper Mrs Harold Coper and Miss Florence Cooper. They shared a dinner at the home of Mrs B R Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Coy
Paul Bergren
Howard Palmquist
Clayton
Gerald Lundsted
Clarence Johnson
Art Jacobson
Stanton
Glenn Cooper
Ward Cooper
Duane Bergren
Darrell Cooper
Harold Coper
Florence Cooper
B. R. Bridge
Odes Hall Services to Friday at Methodist church
Odes Hall died about 11 p m Monday at his son Kenneth s home after watching wrestling on TV. The body was taken to Nelson Funeral Home in Red Oak with funeral set for Friday at 2 p m at the Methodist church. The town notes include club meetings, visits, and family updates from residents of the area.
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Odes Hall
Kenneth
Nelson Funeral
Red Oak
Emerson Women's Club Meeting Next Tuesday
The Emerson Women's Club meets March 6 at the Methodist Church with guest speaker Kathy Psarrakou exchange student from Greece attending Red Oak schools. High school students invited.
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Emerson Women’s Club
Methodist Church
Kathy Psarrakou
Greece
Red Oak
Born Cole Nuptials Pages Two Families Unite
Dr. and Mrs Harold W Born of Freeport Illinois announce the engagement and approaching marriage of daughter Barbara Mariam to Trent E Cole son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cole of Emerson The couple plan to wed March 3 at the Danforth Chapel State University of Iowa where both attend university Barbara a 1959 Freeport High School graduate is a junior majoring in elementary education She is a Chi Omega member Trent who attended West Point before transferring to Iowa majors in business administration and is a Delta Upsilon member Also noted are local social events snowbound conditions and chain of visits across Red Oak Glenwood Malvern Council Bluffs and Whiting reflecting community life and a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Glen Batten born February 22 at Red Oak hospital.
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Helen Stille
Corena Birdsall
Elaine Heuer
Ward Coy
Emerson
Stanton
B. R. Bridge
Paul Jones
Robert Regan
Bertha Regan
C. G. Bayes
Council Bluffs
Roy Bayes
Edmundson Hospital
Eugene Lang
Don MacFarland
Wharton
Tex
Orrin Mann
Farragut
W. E. Waterworth
Nannie Hamilton
Ronnie
Terry
Keith Allery
Waterworth
Verlyn Mayberry
Henry Burmeister
Galen Gravett
Clyde Gravett
Martha Darner
Winter Haven
Calif
Jamal
Byert Sawyers
Frank Sawyers
Estella Sawyers
Ansi Briggs
Omaha
A. FP. Smith
Jeffery Miller
Don Twaddle
Mabel Ward
Ward Cooper
Villisca
O. G. Bayes
Mr. Bayes
Heber Hillyer
Ross Bryant
Floyd Hillyer
Rev
Willis Grant
Des Moines
Hawkeye
LeRoy Johnson
Mesaos Mheredan
Helga Urn
Btanton
Odebolt
Covenant Women’s Auxiliary
Pauline Berg
Harold W. Born
Freeport, Il
Barbara Mariam
Trent E. Cole
Frank Cole
Miss Born
Mr. Cole
Danforth
State University of Iowa
Barbara
Freeport High School
Chi Omega Sorority
West Point Military Academy
Wast Point
N. Y
Iowa
Delta Upsilon
Tom Brown
Clarence Barns
Red Oak
Adams
Max Heasle
Mia
Joyce Decker
Gwenda
Glenwood
Gailyn Lynn Isaacaon
State House
Dew Moines
Myrtle Walker
Marion DeBolt
Junior DeBolt
Douglas Alan
Wm. Douglas
Jessie Douglas
Glen Dittman
Susan of
Whiting
Frances Harman
Glen Batten
Red Oak Hospital
Oaks News Brammeiers Entertained for Friends Night
Mr and Mrs L E Brammeier hosted a group for an open house with slides of trips by Ed win Ambrose John Sieford and Byron Viner. Others attending included multiple local families and friends. A pink and blue shower at the Legion Hall honored several hosts with games and gift openings. A community pot luck supper is planned for Saturday at 6 for families moving to a new home near Grant.
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Brammeiers
L. E. Brammeier
Edwin Ambrose
John Sieford
Byron Viner
Legion Hall
Emerson
Curtis Davis
Rex Grinstead
N. F. Wright
John Walker
Frank Oleson
Darrell Warren
Charlotte Anny Warren
Omaha
Evelyn Warren
Jewell
Dean Warren
Owen Dyka
Shenandosh
Frank Oieson
LeRoy Nelson
Brammeler
Faul Farm
Gay~lene
Town City
Gaylene
Ralph Cole
Fred Roeder
Oscar
Frank Ole Son
Irwin Bleson
Wilbur Williams
Grant
Oaks
Bud Johnson
Spanish Class Dolls in Mexican Costumes at Nishna Valley
Barbara Sowers reports Nishna Valley School's Spanish class activities included girls bringing dolls dressed in Mexican outfits and boys writing themes on Mexico. The event showcased a range of costumes from simple peasants to elegant senoritas and was enjoyed by all.
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Barbara Sowers
Dolly
Senior spotlight and yearbook notes from Hastings and local school
This week highlights Bobby Tudor of Hastings a tall six foot ten senior born November 10 1944 in Columbus Georgia with blue eyes brown hair and an economics chemistry shop English literature focus He plans to join the Air Force or Navy after graduation and wishes him luck Also featured is Cherri Rowe a tall redhead NHS vice president editor and active in band chorus cheerleading and more Her subjects include English literature office practice chemistry and economics Her favorite items foods include steak and chicken with Elvis as a musical reference and a 1955 green Chevrolet is her car Her September nursing training starts at Nebraska Methodist in Omaha The column notes the annual staff overtime to meet a looming deadline and a Red Oak photographer contributing last Friday.
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Bobby Tudor
Ernest Tudor
Hastings
Columbus
Georgia
Ivan
Tuesday Weld
John Russell
Air Force
Navy
Lana Kay McKee
Cherri Rowe
National Honor Society
Cherri
Natalie Wood
Yul Brynner
Elvis Presly
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Omaha
N V FTA installs officers after charter approval
Kathy Hal reports Nishna Valley High FTA members were installed on February 28 after receiving the Future Teachers of America charter. The ceremony placed the charter in the study hall for visibility. Connie Lees is president, Robert Woodill vice president, Susan Woodfill secretary, Trandall Eastwood treasurer, and Kathy Han historian librarian. Lillian Irvin will plan roll calls and some members consider attending an invitation from Red Oak FTA.
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Teachers of America
Nishna Valley
Lillian Irvin
Red Oak F.T.A
Connie Lees
Robert Woodill
Susan Woodfill
Trandall Eastwood
Kathy Han
Oaks Community Church Abides Love Theme and Nearby Visitors
Oaks Community Church notes Sunday School attendance 99 and 4 visitors with 2 birthdays and offerings of 15.77. Sermon on Abiding Love from Corinthians and John. Choir performs The Pearly White City and a Did you think to Pray duet by Ralph Cole and Gary Honeyman families. Numerous local visits recorded.
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Oaks Community Church
Irvin Eleson
W. Castor
S. S
Pearly White City
Mrs
Ralph Cole
Musicians Plan Party By Connie Lees
A committee gathered to discuss a Music Department party. They decided to hold a party but the date and theme are not yet set and will be announced later.
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Connie Lees
Speech Contest Selections Delivered to English Classes
Carol Fleming notes that speech contestants queued their selections for Saturdays event in Friday English class sessions. Susan Woodfill presented Acres of Diamonds, Randall Eastwood Pigs ig Pigs, Darrell Porter Yes Means No, Robert Wheeler If Grant Had Been Drinking at Appomattox, Karen Rieken Dear Mom, Susan Steiner Mary Todd Lincoln Speaks, June Exceen The Owl Critic.
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Susan Woodfill
Randall Eastwood
Darrell Porter
Robert Wheeler
Grant
Appomattox
Karen Rieken
Mom
Susan Steiner
Mary Todd Lincoln
June Exceen
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