Emerson Graduation Class of 1830 at Emerson Schools
The Emerson schools announce the largest class in history with twenty students set to graduate on May 15. The class includes nine girls and eleven boys, mostly rural residents except two, Clifford Morgan and Darrell Davis. Banquet, class play Daddy Longlegs, and Baccalaureate services planned around early May, with further social visits noted among local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Clifford Morgen
Darrel Davis
Bista Davis
Gladya Smith
Carolyn White
Bernice Stelner
Winifred Kng
Helen Lang
Helen Harris
Lucille Collits
Macsmith
Ivan Simons Jr
Dwight Shaw
Hatty Parker
Jesse Ellisot
Carlie
Avis Ramey
Ryan Lakin
Gordon Hascall
Clifford Morgan
Darrell Davis
Kenneth Bea
Asium
Daddy Longfege
Caat
Death claims C A Rosewall janitor of local school
C A Rosewall died Sunday evening April 27 at 7 p m in Omaha. Burial set for Tuesday afternoon in town. He served as janitor at the local school for many years. Several local residents and families are noted in visits and travels including Mr and Mrs Paul Jones and family, Mrs Frank McCarty, Mrs George Kellen barger, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
BE. B. Comer
Massena
V. C. Ward
Doris
Ottumwa
Meadatoes B. L. Clites
J. BR. Clutes
Ray Huntsman
Shenandoah
T. R. Ellison
Des Moines
Mr. Ellison
W. W. Good
Omaha
W.C. Bhart
Maurice Weed
Elgin
Til
Gilbert Cheney
C. A. Rosewall
Paul Jones
Frank Porter
Villleca
Frank McCarty
Aurora
Nebdt
George Kellenbarger
Stokes
Jeanette
Lincoln
Nebr
Ark
Nebraska State
Oliver Patrick
Atlantic
Dessa Cole
Maxine
Willis
Patrick
Lowell
A. A. Patrick
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Cornell Bluffs
Savannah
Paxson
Several Property Moves Reported in Red Oak Area
Local notices show C. C. Smith relocating to Red Oak area last week while Frank Edie moved to the Smith farm, and James Frohni moved into the Frank Edie property purchased. Bart Graham plans a move to the Fred Huntsman property. Walter Clutés and Mrs. Luella Gilmore swapped houses last week. Otis Butcher will reside in the James Fran house. Scotty Huntamah will occupy Mrs. Gilmore’s newly owned house. C. E. Hontsman relocated to the Dunn house with Ed Elkins. W. C. Ward will move a farm near Albis, Iowa as the school year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Smith
Red Oak
Frank Edie
Smith Farm
James Frohni
Bart Graham
Fred Huntsman
Walter Clutés
Luella Gilmore
Otis Butcher
James Fran
Scotty Huntamah
B Y P U Contention and May Socials in Emerson Area
Attendees at the B Y P U event for the southwestern lota were listed, with Red Oak hosting Friday to Sunday. News notes report Mrs. Hofland bedridden with tonsillitis. Emerson Presbyterian Church plans a May supper on May 9 at 6 30 p m featuring a quilt and spread display and prizes for quilts. Pearle Lang visits from Lincoln to see Miss Pearle Lang. freshmen held a Pioneer event at Glenwood. seniors picnic at Lake George. and a theater play Good Night Clara shown in Silver City.
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Ewing Hotland
Rath Good
Ivan Salmons, Jr
John Salmons
Frank Wilen
Rath Cheney
Dorothy Lakin
Ryan Lakin
Horate Cheney
Warne Cole
Gredis Smith
Miimle Smith
Sylvia Kring
Winfred King
Gordon Hascall
Dwight Shaw
Matine Shaw
Helen Lang
Brie Good
Lota
Red Oak
Emerson Presbyterian
Percheron Purchase Boosts Horsle & Son Herd
Harold Joesieteterned of Delatire Ohio buys a three year old black Percheron stallion weighing 1900 pounds for Horsle and Son. The horse is touted as among the finest in the United States and will lead the herd.
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Harold
Rabies and diseases cited in quirky state journal note
A garbled local item references rabies in dogs, tularemia in tab bitas, and psittacosis in parrots, joking that goldfish in Canary Islands might be blamed for halitosis, with a clipped editor’s bite and no clear facts.
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Partota
Jrst
Canaries
Obo State Journal
Egg grading system described by extension specialist
Poultry and egg marketing specialist W. D. Termoblen outlines a two grade system No 1 and No 2 used by buyers. No 1 eggs are clean sound with good interior quality weighing about 24 ounces per dozen. No 3 eggs include small dirty cracked or aged eggs. Producers sort eggs by exterior quality using shell texture cleanliness size and shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Termoblen
Laws State College
Fe Eee Crop Sadan grasy ideal emer crop timeline
Fragmented text notes an ideal crop period from May 16 to July 1 and mentions BF in factory stoppage. It references grass types for horses, sable, sheep, or bees, and hints at soon preparation for hay. The passage includes garbled phrases and a quoted fragment about Jus Ke aban craleak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF In
Craleak
Start Spraying Now to Keep Worms Out Apples
County Agent George A. Rosenfeld urges early use of the calyx spray this week to shield apples from apple worms and moths. Applied when 96 percent of petals have fallen, it also aids pears, plums, and cherries against various diseases and pests. The recommended mix is 4 to 5 quarts of hydrated lime sulphur and lead arsenate per 50 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Rosenfeld
Mire Rosenfeld
County Agent Advises Spraying Practices for Fruits
The county agent warns that lime sulfur should not be used on peaches or grapes as it will burn leaves. He urges thorough spray to all parts of trees for good results and offers to advise on proper mixtures if a grape disease was present last year.
Strong Weight Gain Noted After Low Start
A report notes a subject who weighed 85 pounds and subsequently gained 15 pounds. Details on timing and origin are unclear from the fragments, but the item indicates a notable weight increase following an initial low weight, with partial references to names and places obscured in the OCR.
National 4-H Club Radio Program to Be Broadcast
National 4 H club radio program, tenth in the series, will air May 3 over 48 stations. Marine Band provides music for a program themed American music in review. Speakers include Adeline Fein, Max Drake, and George Farley, with Gertude Warren discussing 4 H club work at home. Central Standard time 11 46 a m to 12 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Band
American Music
Kentucky
Great Plains
R. A. Turner
Central States
Adeling M. Fein
Hampden County
Mass
Max Drake
Williams County
Ohio
George L. Farley
Massachusetts
Gertrude J. Warren
Office of Cooperative Extension Work
Hybrid Seed C to Be Experimented With
Four samples from Iowa State College will be planted on four Mills County farms Henry Buch Glenwood C Wilson Anderson F G Kochersperger Deer Creek and J M Steele River Creek. A ten pound sample from S J Anderson will be tested. Outcomes to compare yield maturity and quality against the home variety. If trials succeed more hybrid seed will be grown in Mills County in future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Crope Department
Iowa State College
Mills County
Henry Buch
Glenwood Township
C. E. Wilson
Anderson Township
F. G. Kochersperger
Deer Creek Township
J. M. Steele
River Creek
S. J. Anderson
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Paul K. Holland
J. H. Beckwith
Iowa State Savings Bank
Malvern
Iowa
Deborah
Ginger
Deardorff’s Grocery
Red Bros
Paul K. Hofland
Mize Bess Benson
Misa Pearle Lang
Hosle
See
Lee Tupper
Eugenia McFaden
Mark Tennant
Miami
Florida
Amanullah
Afghanistan
Riviera
Hoyle
Lon Angeles
Nmes
Leeder
Ade
Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Rocenfeld
Mies Maysil Berry
Benedict Piano Co
Shenandoah, Ta
Vaughn Hoover, Interior Decorator
Henry Falegano
Kid Lehr Waterson
Nach Manuriquez
Steve Mickna
Atlantic Omaha
Milt Irwin
Dr. Scholl
Workman’s Shoe Store
Glenwood, Towa
Weever
New Lena
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