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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1947

Page

8

NEWS OF EMERSON AND SMERSONIANS CELEBRATIONS AND SHIFTS

Emerson news item highlights Mr and Mrs George Ginger quiet 60th wedding anniversary on February 27 with dinner guests including John Ayres of Henderson. Ginger and spouse married in Burlington Junction Missouri and have five children, two living in Kansas City and Glendale Arizona. Other notes report Hobart Hampton entering Mercy hospital, John Walker selling property, and Emerson officials appointing Boyd Sellers as marshal.

George Ginger John Ayres Henderson Ginger Burlington Junction George Ginger Jr Leavenworth Kan Gladys Joy Glendale Ariz Hobart Hampton Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs John Walker Omaha Emerson Women's Relief Corps Clyde Long New Market Ray Jackson Glennah Trecea Howell Clarada Lester Shook R. R. Snyder Des Moines Lea Honeyman Boyd Sellers Ernest Decker

Emerson Moves Scene Briskly in March Openings

A flurry of home shifts fills Emerson and nearby areas as families relocate to farms near Walesa Stanton and Moberly. Several tenants and owners move into newly vacated homes, including the Lang Brammeier and Whitney properties, with multiple farm moves and farm purchases reported amid talk of future June relocations. The month brings land transfers, with 1746 acres from the Huttle Evang estate selling to Marion Gard at 135 dollars per acre, plus Gard purchasing the Marion Lang farmhouse and 20 acres. Local church activities include Emerson Methodist services led by Rev. Clare H Boos, Sunday school, and Easter music planning, while Baptist Ladies Aid plans yearbooks and greeting-card sales and the mother-daughter banquet.

Emerson Ruel Harold Walesa Ray Douglas Piota Sherman Allen Stanton Wilma Florence Coofer Champion Hill Allen House Ellery Pickrel Ella Stephens Esther Kellenbarger Harold Hassles Merle Her«erns M. D. Lang Clarence Whitneys Hoasta Hobart Hamptons Whitney Combs Harry Porters Gertrude Lang Alfred Anderson L. E. Brammeyer Lang Porters Mra. Hall Moberly Othie Lewin Harold Cheney Allen Grace Liston Nels Larsons Fred Huntsmans Evans Farm Liston Ira Bell Chicago Earl Grogan Missouri L. E. Brammeier Huttle Evang Estate Marion Gard Judge Tubbs Gard Marion Lang Emerson Methodist Church Clare H. Boos H. Barre Red Oak

Red Oak Notes On Local Moves And Visits

Vernon Johnsons spent Monday aiding daughter Mrs Lierd Hicks and Mr Hicks in moving into a Brill property home once in the old hospital building. Walter Fisher remains in an Omaha hospital but expects home soon. Dr C Harman joined the State institution in Glenwood. Sunday at 7 30 p m Red Oak Methodist church will host a picture showing by Dr H Barre of local residents and his Mexico trip. Mrs J L Evans returned from a 20 day trip in Mexico. Will Crawford and Miss Elva Douglas of Omaha visited in the home of Mrs Marion Lang.

Vernon Johnsons Red Oak Lierd Hicks Mr. Hicks Walter Fisher Omaha C. Harman State Institution Glenwood Brill H. Barre J. L. Evans Mexico Will Crawford Elva Douglas Marion Lang

School Moves and New Pupils Amid Local Changes

Shatren and Karen Lewis prepare to leave the fifth and sixth grades for schooling near their upcoming move. Co J and Lloydine Blank return after a week recovering from tonsillectomies. Neva Yeager of Oakland joins the eighth grade. A music clinic in Red Oak attracted Mrs. Helen Gripp and several students. The government distributes army surplus food to the school including orange juice carrots and tomato juice.

Shatren Karen Lewis Co. J Lloydine Blank Neva Yeager Oakland Red Oak Helen Gripp Betty Shanklin Betty Greenwood Marjory Whisler Sylvia Whistler Darlene Hevern Annabelle Lang

Silver City O E B S Chapter Holds Annual Instruction

The Silver City chapter of O E B S held its annual instruction at the lodge hall last Monday with district instructor Mrs. Dorothy Harrie of Council Bluffs leading. Officers present, guests from Council Bluffs and Red Oak, 60 attendees, a 6 30 dinner by the W B S C S, honors to Dorothy Harris, a chorus rendition, and social hour followed. Refreshments by local hosts, visitors from Glenwood Malvern Council Bluffs Red Oak. Also noted is James Kruse's 18th birthday celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kruse with family гостей.

Bilver City O. EB. S Lodge Hall Dorothy Harrie Council Bluffs Red Oak Methodist Church Dorothy Harris Marilyn Schoaning Hubbell Harry Slikkerveer Glenwood Ralph Skerritt John Moore Arthur Rommel Malvern Joe Kruse James J. H. Walker Randolph Gertrude Walker Norfolk, Neb Mra Lloyd Markel Judith Suzanne

Slaughter Paxson Nuptials Sunday in Silver City area

Miss Wayneta Slaughter wed Wayne Paxson in a home ceremony northwest of Silver City. Rev John Turner officiated with a reception at the bride’s brother in law Glen Bryant home. The couple will reside in Glenwood. Rebekah Circle meets with 18 members and one guest, donates 3.50 to Red Cross, buys a flag, and shares a pot luck lunch.

Wayneta Slaughter Harvey Slaughter Wayne Paxson Leonard Paxson Glenwood Glen Bryant Silver City John ©. Turner Bryant Rebekah Circle Kate Maddocks Ernie Parman Red Cross Rebekah

Women's Society for Christian Service Dinner at Church

The Women's Society for Christian Service met at the Methodist church last Thursday for an 11 o'clock pot luck dinner with 23 members attending. President Myrta Maddocks led the regular business in the afternoon, with Blanche Galt on devotions and Dove Goos presenting a program on a project about different races.

Women's Society For Christian Service Methodist Church Myrta Maddocks Blanche Galt Dove Goos Tishla McNay

Scheel Family Gatherings and Local News In Milbank Area

A roundup of household entertainments and visits. Mr H F Scheel hosts dinners for relatives including Leonard Scheel Milbank and H F Scheel. Claude Robertson from Omaha spends weekend at home. Clayton Morricat moves residence in Silver City. Love family announce son Larry Raymond born in Council Bluffs. golden wedding anniversary attended by Walter Glenn. Pollitter family from Grand Rapids visiting in the area. and local residents involved in musical programs and school events in Glenwood and nearby towns.

H. F. Scheel Scheel Otroom Marvin Low Aurelia Albert Lofft Holstein Roy Scheel Allen Scherl Malvern Harold Scheel Silver City Leonard Scheel Milbank S. D Donald Scheel Glenwood W. Anderson Marcel Wava Stewart Wilma Alice Sargent Raymond Love Larry Raymond Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs Love Carrol Clay Ruesel Myers S. J. Rew Walter Glenn Tabor

Local notices from Silver City and Omaha events

Misa Clara Bada, taken to Edmundson hospital last week, in fair condition. Mr and Mrs Frank Hettincer of Omaha were business visitors in Silver City Monday. Tehekah lodge meeting attended by Lillie Reberteen, Alice Moore, Mildred Kruse and Maude Walley in Omaha Friday night. John Turner, Wesleyan University student, Lincoln, Neb, spent the weekend with his parents. Rev and Mrs John Turner.

Misa Clara Bada Edmundson Hospital Frank Hettincer Omaha Silver City Mesdames (Lillie ) Reberteen Alice Moore Mildred Kruse Maude Walley Tehekah Lodge John Turner Wesleyan University Lincoln, Neb John Turner

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