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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1967

Page

10

Emerson Metho firch meet reports and plans

The seven CS members held a general meet Tuesday afternoon with Richard Steen in charge. The meeting included a flag pledge and readings. The group voted to buy two 85 cahares for the self-help center in Broad Oak and discussed plans for the spring district meeting in Harlan on April 6. Elections were held but one position remains unfilled for the next meeting.

Emerson Methofirch Suesday Wwdt Richard Steen Thelma Bast John Simpson Frederick Larson Bred’ Oak Harlan Teers Ruth Edwin Grayson Omi Marian Lane Dean Fender Harold Hessle

Sale of Shoop Cafe Building Marks End of an Era

Emerson’s historic brick building dating to 1860 is being torn down after 107 years, ending its long tenure as Shop’s Cafe and later a grocery and beer parlor. The structure, once housing a hamburger stand and general store, sits at the old highway intersection and will be replaced by a new supermarket built by the Barns family. A nearby four car garage and related properties have been moved or repurposed in the process.

Emerson Homer W. Shoop R. W. Davis Homer Shop's Cafe Neva Bowen Shoop's John Barns Everett Lunn West End Barnses Bill Gravett Shoop Farm Emerson Post Office Orginally Brown E. B. Comer Comer

Inspectors Give Emerson Water Sewer OK Report

Minutes of the March 7 1967 Emerson town meeting show Mayor Harman and council members approving water and sewer inspectors report. A bid from Herbert Porter to fix a manhole was accepted. Townspeople discussed street work and a levee between highway and railroad to curb Indian Creek overflow. Bills totaling 2367.81 were approved. income for the month was 1644.49. Joyce Carlson Clerk.

Harman S. R. Grinstead A. D. Fleming Amos Smith Geo. Curtis Jr Fleming Curtis Herbert & Porter Lowell Ave Edwards Street Mr. Gee Shenandoah Grin- Stead Highway Department Indian Creek Gerald Yowell Yocsessasns Joyce Seasison Larry Kein Skelly Oil Em. Gas & Elec Supp B. F. Goodrich Tire Viner's League of Bud's Skelly Malvern Leaer Emerson Farm Supply S. W Virgil Bank Joyce Carlson

Memories at Shoop's Cafe Run by Local Residents

The cafe serves as a meeting place for the community with discussions on politics farming and local news over coffee. Residents recall romances sparked in the cafe and memories endure as time moves on.

Mer Miuny Shoop

Gail Shipman Rix Died in California at 88

Gail Shipman Rix, 88, a former Oakland native, died March 3 in San Pablo California. Final rites were held March 8 at Mountain View Chapel Oakland with Rev. Robert M. Wolf. She sang on a 1910 world cruise with Theodore Roosevelt and later married Edward Austin Rix. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Rix DeWolf of El Cerrito and two grandchildren. Her husband died in 1930.

Rix Company Andrew Mellon Treasury U.S First Congregational Church Berkley Elizabeth Rix DeWolf el Cerrito

Mrs Vernon Johnson Attends Hawthorne Methodist Service

Mrs Vernon Johnson accompanied Mrs Minnie Kidwell to services at Hawthorne Methodist Church on Sunday. They then attended the buffet at St Farricks Hall in a later visit.

Vernon Johnson Minnie’ Kidwell Hawthorne St. Farricks Hall

Final Rites Held Saturday for Miss Pearl E. McLain

Miss Pearl Elizabeth McLain long active in Champion Hill Presbyterian church and Emerson Chapter No. 121 Order of the Eastern Star died suddenly March 7 at home in Emerson. Born August 8, 1893 on a farm near Fimerson she graduated from Iowa State College in 1918 and taught in Mills and Montgomery counties. She served 42 years as treasurer of her church and held various roles in the Eastern Star while working at Emerson State Bank and as an Equitable Life representative. She is survived by four sisters.

Order of Eastern Star Emerson Pearl Elizabeth McLain Frank W Carrie J. McLain Fimerson Iowa State College Cedar Falls Mills Montgomery Counties Kirksville Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Order of the Eastern Star Tce Emerson State Bank Equitable Life Assurance Society of United States Emerson Cemetery Association Corena Birdsall

Legion Calendar and Patricks Diner Attendees Summary

March events include a potluck at the legion hall and a legion meeting. Attendees at St Patricks dinner in Imogene included Flor ence Cooper Thelma Blank Wilma Blazek Grace Dixon Leona Dixon Bud Turner Thelma Harmon HW Greenwood Fritz Larson Quentin Johnson Linda M Moody Scott Moody C J Blank family Karen Jones Wales Lincoln basketball Hall of Fame honoree Des Moines weekend sister LaDona Thoneyman attended the tournament.

St. Patricks Florence Cooper Thelma Blank Wilma Blazek Grace Leona Dixon Bud Turner Francis Harmon HW. E. Greenwood Fritz Larson Quentin Johnson Linda M. E. Moody and Scott C. J. Blank Karen Jones Des Moines LaDona Thoneyman

Emerson Woman Buried Beside Her Parents

Mabel Angry of Red Oak Vera Gordy of Milton Edith Parker Velma Sawyers of Emerson and Ray W McLain of Davenport are listed among relatives. Burial took place in Emerson cemetery next to her parents. Attendants included Ray W McLain Vera Gordy and Francis Angry of Artista Heights near Chicago Illinois.

Mabel Angry Red Oak Vera Gordy Milton Edith Parker Velma Sawyers Emerson Ray W. McLain Davenport Emerson Cemetery Francis Angry Artista Heights Chicago Til

New Pastor Chosen for Emerson Baptist Church

Announcement this week states Rev. William Van Antwerp of Lake Norden South Dakota will lead Emerson Baptist Church. The church has been pastorless since Rev Richard Person resigned at year end. Van Antwerp and his wife with two children aged 14 and 12 will move to Emerson. he resigned March 12 and will begin mid April. Mr and Mrs Ivan Shook took their daughter and son in law to the airport Sunday, returning to Arlington Heights near Chicago after visiting for their aunt Miss Pearl McLain.

William van Antwerp Lake Norden Dak Baptist Church Emerson Richard Person van Antwerp Ivan Shook Francis Arlington Heights Chicago Miss Pearl McLain

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Floyd Roeenfeldts Ineola Richard Anson Bob Schoening Kenton Roenfelat March Rudolph Mensehal Gene Gough Cheryl Glenwood Kathy Mensehel Council Bhiffs Delmar Decker Delmar Frankfort Germany Decker Wyverne Carlson Dim Boyers Kenneth Helmers T of Ralph Goodster Mr. Davis Mary Brill Lowell Patrick Ives Boyington East End Homer Shoop the Patrick's Jeanette Fuzz Parker Town OF Greenwood Lumber Co Imogene Chevron Chemical Company Ortho Division Hickman Rd Iowa Chevron Companies Gail Shipman Rix Calif Pearl E. McLain Sellergren Redd Oak Pear E. McLain Noel DeKalb Joe Allen Glenn Cooper Don Twaddle Frank Sawyers JL. C. Bullington Glen Kellenbarger Legion Hall Legion Emerson Baptist Church S. D Harold Creighton Hultquist NORGE Henderson Archer
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