Emerson Business People Form Chamber of Commerce
Emerson business people form a Chamber of Commerce at a March 19 dinner, naming acting directors Ralph Good Leona Dixon Boyd Nuckols Wm Viner Pearl McLain Quentin Johnson Jack Sargent and Thelma Blank who will serve as secretary treasurer. The first meeting is set for April and charter by laws will be recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Good
Leona Dixon
Boyd Nuckols
Wm. Viner
Pearl McLain
Quentin Johnson
Jack Sargent
Thelma Blank
Birthday supper honors March birthdas at Johnson home
Emerson hosts a birthday supper Sunday night at Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Johnsons with guests including David Johanson of Dex Moines Arthur Johnson of Papillion Nehbr Lloyd Hicks and family Red Oak Vernon Johnson and others. Dianna Fields and Linda Johnson visited Des Moines relatives and saw ball games.Stanley Alien from Iowa City spent weekend with his parents Jos Allen and wife. A Douglas family gathering celebrated Ivan Durbins birthday with guests Mr and Mrs Ivan Durbin. Arthur Johnson of Papillion Neb overnighted at Vernon Johnsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Johnson
David Johanson
Dex Moines
Arthur Johnson
Papillion
Nehbr
Lloyd Hicks
Red Oak
Vernon Johnson
Dianna Fields
Linda Johnson
David Johnson
Des Moines
Stanley Alien
Iowa City
Jos Allen
Ben Twaddle
A. D. Fleming
Ivan Durbin
Wm. Douglas
Douglas
Nebr
Vernon
Easter Worship Plans at Emerson Churches
Emerson First Baptist Church led by Dick Person and Helen hosts Easter services at 10 a.m. with an Easter meditation Jesus Still Lives. Midweek services include BLY.F. at 7:30 p.m. Jr and Sr Choir practices. Youth rally at Corning Sat. Emerson Methodist Church announces sunrise breakfast, Sunday School at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11:05 a.m., and a WSCS district meeting at Harlan. Ground-breaking for Des Moines Methodist HQ at 4 p.m. Junior choir and MYF at 7 p.m. CHAMPION HELL Presbyterian lists morning worship at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson First Baptist Church
Dick Person
Helen. Stale
Southwestern Association
Corning
Emerson Methodist Church
Ralph Russell
LaVerne Carson
MYF
WSCS
Harlan
New Methodist Headquarter
Des Moines
Hell Presbyterian Church
Noel DeKalb
Glenn Kellenbarger
Final Rites Held for Fred Bishop Pioneer of Mills County
Final rites were conducted Thursday in Glenwood for Fred Bishop 97 a Mills County pioneer who died Monday evening at Horton Nursing Home. Born January 24 1867 he farmed near Strahan before moving to a Glenwood area farm and later to town He and Harriet Lemonds married in 1887 ten children twenty grandchildren and twenty five great grandchildren are named Also noted are church membership and long care at Horton Nursing Home The article also lists numerous social visits and local family events surrounding the funeral period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Mills County
Horton Nursing Home
Fred Bishop
Wayne
Nebr
Harriet C. Lemonds
Strahan
Bishop
Alta Hathaway
Hernan
Stevenaville
Mont
Ethel Hillyer
Smerson
Blanche
Perry
Howard
Dover
Dela
Myrle Phelps
Lawrence
Beaumont
Calif
Eva Doty
Lillian
Methodist Church
Card of Thanks for Father’s Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness after our father’s death. It was greatly appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Hillyer.
Emerson Women's Club Meets Tues
Emerson Women's Club will meet Tuesday of next week with Mrs. Frank Cole at 2:20 p m noting a date change to a week earlier. The Young Mothers Club met with Mrs. Jack Gravett Wednesday of last week. Frances Harman was a dinner guest Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
Young Mothers Club
Jack Gravett
Frances Harman
Frank Durbin
Friendship Club
Rosa Sandquist
Minnie Whistler
Pearl E. McLain
Leone, Hascall
Emerson Cub Pack Meeting March 19 Highlights
Emerson Cub Scouts held their Pack meeting on March 19 with Family disaster programs as the theme. Fire chief Everett Lunn demonstrated resuscitation and a setup contest ranked Delany Pierce first, Neil Oster second, Bill McGrenard third, Clinton Gravett fourth, and Doug Christianson fifth. Den 5 won the traveling trophy for most patents present. awards were given to Ronald Mitchell for a one year pin and Silver Arrow, Mike Spiker for Wolf badge, Mike Irvin for Gold Arrow, Clinton Gravett for Gold Arrow, and Wayne Mithhell for Bobcat pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Emerson Cub Scouta
Everett Lunn
Ribobous Guidte
Delany Pierce
Neil Oster
Bill McGrenard
Clnton Gravett
Doug Christianson
Den 5
Ronald Mitchell
Mike Spiker
Mike Irvin
Clinton Gravett
Wayne Mithhell
Community Notices From Omsha And Nearby
Frank Porter was taken to Red Oak hospital Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Selby visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bane at Omsha Friday. Mids Lana Kay Melee of Drake University is home for the harvest. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thorson visited Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Williams at Willisea Sunday afternoon and saw the new baby. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Simpson and children of Kirkaville Missouri came to attend the funeral of Mrs. Simpson's grandfather Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Hvana went to Council Bluffs Saturday to attend the open house at Dr. John Luetch home. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thorson and Richard Williams were dinner guests Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. Thorson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schoonleg of Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richards
Teresa
Jeff
Nebraska City
Richards
Melania Greenamyer
Everett Lunn
Virginia
Lincoln
Nebr
James Isaacson
Wm. Aistrope
Kenneth Walker
Council Bluffs
Myrtle Walker
Bernard Bruce
Red Oak
Bruce
Loveland
Cole
John Hillyer
Carson
Heber Hillyer
Frank
Highland Acres
Charles Traw
Iowa City
Paul Jones
Eugene Lang
Treynor
James Christy
Florida
John Bazar
Mra
Frances Harman
Paul Vestal
Cloud McDowell
Robert Campbell
Inglewood
Colo
Guy Osborn
Ed Ambroya
Newt Wright
Bobbie Stille
Gary Stephens
Henderson
Lori Stephens
Lavella Tibbs
Tarkio
Boyd Nucholl
Young Mothers Club
Dorothy Viner
Shelley
Eugene King
Marion Porter
Mabel Ward
Eldon Selby
Ray Huntsman
Margie Hampton
Lane Morse
Lucille Edie
Stalders
Bowens
Shoop
Ray Honeywell
Roy Sorenson
Anita
Milton Lantz
Joe McKee
McKee
Mr. Lantz
Dale Shelley
Webster City
Gary Shelley
Baby
Jess Shelley
Billy
Windy Ingersoll
Tenville
Clyde Ingersoll
Layson Robbins
Griswold
John F. Simpson
Harry Potter
Bil Stortenbesker
Hancock
Harold Culver
Dallas
Marilyn Glayton
Virgil Potter
Eugene
BE. B. Westenburg
Harlan Westenburg
Booster
Frank Porter
Red Oak Hospital
Homer Bane
Omsha
Lana Kay Melee
Drake University
J. A. Thorson
Dennis Williams
Willisea
Ronald Simpson
Kirkaville
Mra. Simpson
Clayton
K. A. Hvana
John Luetch
Richard Williams
Thorson
Charles Schoonleg
East Liberty News From MRS JOSIE STOTTS Correspondent
Local notes from East Liberty detail David Mickelson’s hospitalization after a tractor fall. he remains at Murphy Memorial hospital in Red Oak for about four weeks with a parent beside him. Family visitors and many local guests are listed, including gatherings at the homes of several Malvern Glenwood and Red Oak families. The East Liberty church ministry announces services next Sunday at 11 a.m. and invites worshippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mickelson
David
Theron Mickelson
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Vern Mickelson
Community Honored Mrs Antoinette Lewis At Birthday Dinner
Friends gathered at her home for a cooperative birthday dinner with Mrs Viole Gorman Mrs Grace Rommel and many others in Glenwood Malvern and Omaha. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Paul Suthof Mrs Walter Zieck Angela Sigourney and Mrs A M McCluskey with visits from Jim Rountree and Claude Stephens families. Lyle Williams celebrated his birthday with relatives in Malvern and north of Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette
Lewis
Viole Gorman
Grace Rommel
Study Jones
Elsie Christy
Iva Fitch
Purcell
Paul Suthof
Glenwood
Jay Darnold
Charles Shenefield
Walter Zieck
Angela
Sigourney
Walter Billle
A. M. McCluskey
Glenwoodeveral
Jim Rountree
Charles Moore
Malvern
Clarence McKinney
Henderson
Claude
Ernett Stephens
Tom Pearce
Archie Scott
Bhi
Clifford
George Pearce
George Jr
Lora
A. Darby
Claude Stephens
Kenneth Barith
Mary Frances
Priscilla Kay
Ruthie Sell
de Lindia
Omaha
Fay Mayberry
Melanie
Randolph
Dale Alexander
Mike
Roger
Lyle Wiliams
Larry
Mae Williams
Lyle
Granville
Red Oak
E Liberty WSCS Meeting and April Plans
A WSCS session met at the church with Mrs. Ww C Stotts assisted by Mrs. Charley Alexander and Mrs. B Leaky Pullman. They practiced songs, placed flowers by the cross, and prayed. President Mrs. Hugh Hayes led the business period and announced an April 9 supper with a rain date of April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wscs
Ww. C. Stotts
Charley Alexander
B. Leaky Pullman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emerson Business People
Jessie Fisher
Billings
Floyd McMullen
LeRoy Johnson
Hete L. Edie
Music Hall
George Beverly Shay
Don Housted
Billy Graham Crusade
Ward Coy
Florence Cooper
Harold Cooper
Lee Riley
Raymond Morse
Don Twaddle
E. T. Sawyers
Sheepmen
W. H. Sturges Co
N” Sts
Minnesota
Tras
Heee
Malvern Lumber CO
Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Hillyer
Tues
Jack Cottengim
Shenandoah
Wilkie Cottengim
Mrs
Sue Grayson RN
Erma Allen
Bertha Kellenbarger
Morton Mills
Duane Lergren
Ottumwa
Johnson
Winnie Gamble
James Cheney
Wilma Blazek
Dan Shey
Harvey E. Smith
John Petrauskas
East Liberty
Josie Stotts
Hugh Hayes
Albert Boehme
North Platte
Dick Leet
Rick
C. B. Goodell
Emnett Stephens
Joyce
Chris
Harold Tackett
Tabor
Drayton Slaughter
Hillsdale
Walter Stille
Floyd Nielson
Famly
Roy Flanagan
Doug Lawrence
Elton Landon
Silver City
W. W. Windle
Mark Harrington
Herbert Barnes
Lois
Leonard Miller
Elma Henderson
Walter Atille
Marjorie Gozad
Strahan Wan
Kristi
Ricky Mickelson
Marci
Marilyn Sinner
Norman Sinner
Bud Shenefeld
Russell
Charlen Shenefield
Roy Henderson
Macedonia
Walter
Stille
Herbert Stogdill
Sandra
Hastings
LeRoy Pullman
Harry
Buffalo
Wyo
Oran Windle
Council Bluffa
Richard McWilliams
Charley Profitt
Buck McWilliame
Mineola
Wanda Christopher
Russel Howell
Mitzi
E. Liberty
Ensell Stephen
Paul Tackatt
Carolyn
Marilyn
Harve Tackett
Kenneth Rarity
Ovid Walston
Brighton
St. Luke's Hospital
JEEP
Fred G. Henry
Oakland, Te
Call
The
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
Earl Bass
Good Grain Company
Harbor Feed & Grain Henderson
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