Emerson Mothers and Daughters Banquet Recalls Largest Community Event
The first Emerson Mother and Daughter Banquet, held Friday March 2 1934 at M B church, drew 130 plus attendees sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society. Mothers were honored old and young while menus and programs featured decorations and a long list of participants including Mra Lang and Mra Wayne Cola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
M. B
Ladies’ Aid Society
Catherine Lang
Wayne Cola
Mra
H. C. Hicks
J. C. Wilkins
Bob Nelson
Ora Douglas
Waaglyen
Veri Johnson
L. EB
Ripley
K. A. Evans
Jessie Kellenbarger
Musle
Yvothe Huntstat
Blakrley
Helen Knight
Shirley Mice
Carrot Jouneon
Nadine
Anha Jean Fields
Carnes Netann
Skodding
K. Whistler
Jr. C. Houghton
Fed Oak
Free Entertainment and Feed at Town Hall
Town Hall hosts a free evening of music and refreshments on March 10 in Emerson Sayl. Farmers from the trade area are invited. Bargant Mineral and Mest Meat Manufacturing of Des Moines back the event via local distributor Lester Carson. Exhibition and demonstration of a general and meat mixture are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Sayliwilay Syaying
Bargant Mineral and Mest Meat Manufacturing Company
Des Moines
Lester Carson
Carson
Mills County
Emerson district school election slate set for March 12
The Emerson district votes next Monday March 12 in a two-position race for director and treasurer. Incumbents Ira N Cheney and W W Abel seek re election amid no opposing candidates, with Fil likely victory based on filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Director
Treasher
Ira N. Cheney
W. W. Abel
St Patrick's Day Party Invites Emerson OBE Members
A note states a St Patrick's day party will follow the Emerson OBE business session on Monday evening March 12. All members invited and asked to attend. Wear something green to honor the occasion. Mrs A B Blokes, W
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Emerson O. BE
A. B. Blokes
Party Honors Wedding Anniversary
A dinner party was held at the A. F. Smith home Sunday in honor of the twenty second wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Warren. Attending were Clyde Warren and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Russell and son John, Dr. and Mrs. Harold F. Cheney and son James, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hotteyman and daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Base and non Rollin, Rev. and Mrs. W. BE Ripley and non Dilly, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Buffington of Glenwood, and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Smith and son Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Smith
Clyde Warren
John Russell
John
Harold F. Cheney
James
Robert R. Hotteyman
Helen
Elmer Base
Rollin
Ripley
Non
Dilly
C. R. Buffington
Glenwood
Lawranca
Gilbert Cheney
Omaha
Marjoria Taylor
Saint Charles
J. A. Taylor
Clara Whipple
Harold Morgan
Lewis
B. H. Paxson
Immanuel Hospital
W. W. Abel
Haveral
Retail Drugelats
Sioux City
Bob Nalson
Merle Hevern
James Smith
George Kellenbarger
T. F. Donglas
Ray Smith
Missouri
LEERS
AED
John W. Frans
John W. Evans
Emerson
L. &. Ripley
Corliss Nelson
Avis, Taylor
R. L. Fields
Pall
Charlies Carson
Ira N. Cheney
Roy Viner
W. H. Gillen
Hert Steiner
W. Q. Oliver
Geven
Harmon
Mary Emelyne Evahe
Monmouth
Iowa City
Mills County
Henderson
Red Oak
Mattinga
Ida Bell Smith
Leong Mickerel
Evans
Ralph
Jack
Florence
F. O. Hilder
Wakefield
Nebr
Lizsie Woodward
Allen
Effie Lund
Wayne
Wilburn’ W. Evans
Wakefeld
Nabr
Evens
Wim
Women’s Relief Corps Holds Regular Meeting in March agenda
The Emerson Women’s Relief Corps No. 214 met in regular session on Saturday March 2 voting a bake sale for March 31 with members asked to donate. Next meeting scheduled for Saturday March 17. Local notices include residents visiting relatives, a birth, business moves, and several farm relocations.
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Emerson Women's Relief Corps No. 214
Grand Army of the Republic
Regular West
Mildred Butcher
Preas Cor
Local families relocate and mourn in Emerson area
Several Emerson area residents move farms and homes including Vernon Rush and Alice Waddusdale while H E Greenwood attends a lumbermen convention in Council Bluffs. Andrew Kitog dies after measles and illness, and John W Evans is remembered with a full obituary and funeral in Emerson.
Death claims continued page notes from burial service
Obscured obituary details list attendees from out of town for a memorial service. Name fragments include Brammeler D N McGrew Willis Patrick H C Kolgar and mourners from Carson Corning Glenwood Friend Red Oak Bendaoak. Burial occurred in Emers on cemetery with several unnamed relatives.
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G. Earl Herteno
Cramer
Himedale
Gtenwood
Brammeler
D. N. McGrew
Willis Patrick
H. C. Kolgar
Emerson Cemetery
Fred Brigga
Carson
Myre
Yous Nickoly
Jaonore Adams
Corning
Lon
A. H. Culver
Mery Bswyer
Glenwood
Albert
Friend
Petk
Oym
Marl Boy Nebr
J. Ben
Bath
Red Oak
Mas. Phos. Kens Bhevenerie
Bindoak
Funeral of E. P. McLain Affects Champion Hill
CHAMPION HILL paused services for E P McLain a former resident and church member as funeral rites drew a large turnout in Emery on Sunday. Relatives and friends from Tabor Sidney and Aurora joined local mourners while others visited kin and neighbors in the days around the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Hill
E. P. McLain
Emery
Clyde McLain
Tabor
Lou Straight
Sidney
Nebr
Lottle ReOarty
Aurora
Ralative
Laura Hodge
Genna
Walter Kellenbarger
Carsie McLain
Velme
Mable Anery
Frances Bullington
Agus
Wayne
Max
Memorable trip and community notices from early state events
Doe MeLain attends the State Capitol visit with Mr McLain and Senate tour, then shares a pleasant day with Mr Rochets party at the Methodist banquet. Mary Mae and Dane Paterson visit Imiete. households host grandparents. Local workers head to Hemet Cahit for tenancy celebrations. residents remain active in community groups and church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe MeLain
Tareeon
Atte Teat Wetnetas Wits
Petain
State House
Mr. McLain
Senate
Mr. Rochetspeter
Wands and
Vean
Dane
Mary Mae Pater
Red Oak
Harry Kellehbarget
Washington Capitol Trip Reveals New Deal Debate and Spectacle
In Washington the public buildings and museums draw visitors while Congress and Senators pursue politics. Senator Murphy praises the New Deal yet offers few specifics on the CWA, and House sessions erupt in pandemonium over funding and appropriations.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Freer
Corcoran
Capitol
Omica
Louis J. Murphy
Senator Murphy
CWA
Roosevelt
Rainey
Congressman Wearth
Congress
House
Senate
Philipinos
Ha House
Raney
Sodiera
Jason
Pennsylvania
Vapue
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The
Emerson C. E
Good Music
Good Order
Women's Relief Corps
Sargent Mineral Meat
Lester Carson Emareop
Mts
Alice Waddusdale
Fred Bronow
Council
Bina
R. E. Good
Frank Martin
Geo. Kellenbarger
Guy Gibson
Climax
H. E. Greenwood
Iowa
Ray Hicks
Frank Ogrevie
Frank
EB. Fogarty
Council Blyce
Mary Gibson
Fogarty
Mae Tollinger
L. B. Patrick
Grace
Leona Dizon
Mra. Passon
Immash Hospital
D. C. Coppage
Channing
Tucson
Ariz
E. W. Elkins
John Humphray
Harvie Douglas
Trevival
Methodist Church
RB. Ripley
T. J. Pottit
Pacife Junction
Emarson
Cornell Bluffa
Beebeetown
Bartlett
Dean Boswell
L. L. Storer
Edwin Tooms
Boswells
Russell Snow
Broadway Cafe
Bert Huntwman
Snows
Dergrapa
Pirmas Angereon
Mra. R. R. Honeyteek
Andrew Amel Kiteg
Andrew
Emerton
Robert
Carl
Jeanette May
Alvin Jr
San Jose
Call
Bettley
Bett Watts
Hemet Cahit
Kite
Tenntiy
Heine
Bowie
John Jatwen
Gete Loomis
Hrateta Patket
Bransford
Dea MéLain
Young Man
Mre. Wearth
Congressman Wearin
Wits
Com
Mills Donaty Abwtewet
Atverrees Tite
Glentrood
ANEL
Bate
Marly
Pasha
Pred Dickefsheth
Makvets
Phime
Gali J. F
McDiymond
Hale
Lister
John Deete
Chas
Wilson
Phond
Malvern Mill
Malvern
Towa
Timothy
Hedin
Dale
Saeed
Nelson Hummell
J. M. Breele
Claude Brooks
Alto
Fuller & Johnson
P. G. Crink
Hegricultural College
Farm Bureau Office
Tom Shaw
Plano
J. T. Afstro
Duroc
Ray’ Allensworth
Phone Hastings
Bof
George Washington
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