Public Philanthropies and Charities in a Storm of Causes
A community editorial urges measured charity amid many solicitations and praises public philanthropy while noting the rise of government welfare. It cites national drives from Red Cross to Easter Seals, questions community fund unification, and recalls Mary Baker Eddy and Dwight D. Eisenhower on aiding the poor and avoiding social upheaval. A Lavalette beach storm image mentions a Red Cross office opened to assist damaged homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation For Polio
Red Cross
Cancer Fund
Girl Scouts
Mary Baker Eddy
Lavallette
Following the Leader and Winter Weather Notes
A synopsis from A A Coppock in Lenoir City Tennessee mentions pruning and budding fruit trees amid heavy Iowa snows. Malcolm Stogdill of Lavallette New Jersey shares storm reports from Ocean County with multi million dollar damages while his own home escaped harm. The Leader Iowa notes a harsh winter and wishes for early spring, plus congratulations to the girls basketball team.
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Darrell Waisner
Darrell
Henningsen
Malvern
Mindy
Malcolm Stogdill
Lavallette
N. J
Ocean County Review
Ocean County
Malcolm
Iowa
Advertising Rates for Local Newspapers Display and Classified Line Ads
Advertising rates listed include display per column inch and reader locals per line. Classified ads priced per line for first insertion and subsequent insertions with a minimum per insertion. Card of Thanks priced at 15 cents per line with a minimum.
Emerson Cemetery Association Reelected Officers
A meeting at Ye Olde Keystone schoolhouse on March 22 elected all officers for another year. Mrs. E E Cole remains president with Mrs. Minnie Whisler as vice president and Miss Fearl E McLain as secretary and treasurer of the general fund. H E Greenwood as secretary and treasurer of the perpetual care fund. W W Morrisons term as trustee renewed along with H 4H Greenwood and John R Barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Cemetery Association
E. B. Cole
E. BH. Cole
E. E. Cole
Minnie Whisler
Fearl E. McLain
General Fund
H. E. Greenwood
Perpetual Care Fund
W. W. Morrison
Greenwood
John R. Barns
Cole
Sue Grayson
Emerson First Baptist Church Services and Youth Event
Dick Person, pastor Robert Good leads Sept Saturday 9 30 am church activities. Sunday School at 10 am with a contest starting today. Communion service at 11 am. Evening campaign Victory through Evangelism begins tonight at 7 30 and runs nightly all week. Our young people travel to the Assn meeting at Red Oak.
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Emerson First Baptist Church
Dick Person
Robert Good
Assn
Red Oak
Gerald Yowell
Mike
Ronnie Yowell
Baby
Earl Boileau
Henderson
Duane Camstedt
York
Nebr
Clyde Gravett
Ralph Good
Roger Peters
Omaha
Jon Hinkle
Villisca
Ray Honeywell
Canistota
C. L. Confer
Homer Black
California
Floyd Black
Jennie Johnson
Marshall Domain
Arthur Larson
Vera Campbell
Lee Gillfillen
Blockton
Ray Henneywell
Margie Hampton
Earl Timson
Tabor
Fred Brown
Davenport
Mr. Brown
Tom Brown
Stanley Brammer
Hastings
Jim Hutchingson
Council Bluffs
Mra
Myron Ballain
Junior DeBolt
Virgil Ramgey
Marion DeBolt
M. &. McMillen
Harold Sowers
W. R. Johnson
Dale Hillyer
Webster City
Heber Hillyer
Donnie Twaddle
Iowa City
Donald Potter
Oakland
Martin Potter
Harlan
Gary Davis
Strahan Ware
Mre
Virgil Potter
Miss Pearl
McLain
Atlantic
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Lane Morse
Edmundson Hospital
Lida Moore
Vas Rice
Women's Club Plans Plant Study in Emerson
The Emerson Women's Club will meet Tuesday April 3 at the Baptist church with guests from Golden Age and others. Mrs C J Blank will share flower tips and there will be an exchange of plants and cuttings. The article also notes numerous local visits and social gatherings among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Women's Club
Baptist Church
Golden Age
C. J. Blank
Candlelight Installation for M and A Officers
The Baptist M and A Society met with Mrs. Lane Morse on March 22 with Carolyn Hascall presiding. Joyce Carlson led devotions on Forgiveness. 22 members answered roll call with two guests present. The president read committees for the year and a $10 Easter donation was set for Christian Home Council Bluffs and Central Baptist Children's Home Lake Villa IL. Officers installed: President Carolyn Hascall, Vice Joyce Carlson, Secretary Leone Hascall, Treasurer Gayle Greenwood, Mission Vice Ruth Greenwood, Missionary and Stewardship Education Vice Eilen Person, Christian Service Vice Twyla Yeager, Christian Training Vice Lois McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist
M and A Society
Lane Morse
Carolyn Hascall
Joyce Carlson
Christian Home
Council Bluffs
Central Baptist Children’s Home
Lake Villa
Floy Durbin
Leone Hascall
Gayle Greenwood
Mission
Ruth Greenwood
Eilen Person
Christian Service
Twyla Yeager
Christian
Lois
Sam) McKee
Carolena Morse
Mildred Huntsman
Gladys Davis
Henderson Waterworks Bond Election Proposal Public Notice
Public notice announces a special Henderson Iowa election on April 7 1962 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to decide on establishing constructing maintaining and operating a municipal waterworks plant with costs up to 46000 bonds up to 13000 and a 10 mill tax cap. total indebtedness not to exceed five percent of property value. Ballot form details provided for affirmative and negative votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Iowa
Milla County
4-H News Center Feeder Club March Meeting Recap
Nine members answered roll call at the Cen ter Feeders 4H club March meeting at Alan Wright’s home. Elections of county officers were discussed. The report notes many visits to local homes and hospitals, a quiz on livestock terms, and plans for a roller skating party at Skateland Shenandoah on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Feeders
Alan Wright
Eeeee
Rofler
Ingraham Straight Shooters
Methodist Church
Silver City
Skateland
Shenandoah
Rex Burgoin
Jim McCollester
Donnie Hopp
Jim
McCollester
Probate notice and Henderson water vote in Mills County
Probate notice for Albert F. Smith filed March 26 1962 sets proving time at Glenwood court house. Henderson votes on a municipal waterworks plant with up to 46000 expenditure, 13000 bonds, and 10 mill tax. election details and official notices follow.
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Mills County
Albert F. Smith
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
Seal I. L. Donner
Henderson
Cheater F. Kadel
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