Hhers Named at Mills County Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Spring meeting of Mills County Orian Legion and Auxiliary held at the Legion hall in Glen on Monday April 24 attended by Carl Lake and Leo Roen who presided at the joint opening. The Legion adjourned to the next session after the brief proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Orian Legion
T the Legion Hall
Glen
Carl Lake
Leo Roen
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Mills County Legion and Auxiliary
Glenwood
Harold Brochart
Greenfield
Leonard Sobotka
Clearfield
Roy Edmonds
Little Sioux
Emerson
Alva Aubry
Pacific Junction
Emerson Women's Club Met Tuesday Meeting Transfer
The Emerson Women's Club held its May meeting at 9 am in the Baptist church, led by president Mrs. Paul Richards. Mrs. Glenn Cooper oversaw devotional services using Psalm 103, and roll call asked for favorite programs. Yearly reports were presented with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Women’s Club
IWC
Baptist Church
Paul Richards
Mother
Glenn Cooper
Paul Tichards
Harold Cooper
Cc. J. Blank
Wedding Days and Church Fellowship Gather in County
Mrs Earl Pace Mrs Gertrude Landon and Mrs Homer Cornell traveled to Omaha for Linda Browns wedding granddaughter of WV Landon They stayed overnight at the Wm Brown home and were Sunday guests in the Cornell home Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hicks Red Oak and Mrs Vernon Johnson joined Sunday dinner at the Quent in Johnson home The Don Johnson family Red Oak visited in the afternoon A welcome was given to the new pastor and family with a pantry shower after the meeting Lunch hosted by Mrs Ivan Durbin and committee R L Grayson and Grel Gillen visited Raymond Breese home near Nodaway Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pace
Gertrude Landon
Homer Cornell
Omaha
Linda Brown
WV Landon
Wm. Brown
Cornell
Lloyd Hicks
Red Oak
Vernon Johnson
Quentin Johnson
Don Johnson
R. L. Graysons
Harlan Westenburg
Willis Patrick
Graysons
Sandra Barns
Immanuel Hospital
Wm. Shepard
Hebe Edie
Shepard
Stanley Zyla
Byron Young
Missouri
Jerome Nauman
Rockwell City
Naumans
Nauman
Doug
Youngs
Wm. Page
Tom Brown
Maimie Preston
Bethany
Brown
Vina Barns
Willard Samples
Glenn Kellenbarger
Richard Franzee
George Hascall Jr
Harold Hascall
Marysville
George Hascall Sr
Gordon Hascall
Aileene
Frances Harman
Doctors Hospital
Ray Honeywell
John Crawford
Billings
Mom
Earle Crawford
John
Earle
Ray.Honeywell
Joe. Hinkle
Mary. Reyonds
Willisea
Emersonian Given Degree Honors at Tarkio Convocation
Harry Kellenbarger son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Kellenbarger of Merson received a bachelor degree in chemistry and mathematics at Tarkio College April 16 He was named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities and received the Pardee chemistry award He will study for a graduate degree at University of Nebraska starting June 12 He aided research on distillation of high clearance fluids with Dr Robert Camp under a grant from Monsanto Chemical Co of St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kellenbarger
Glenn Kellenbarger
Route Merson
Kio College
Ellenbarger
Tarkio College
Mikio College
Department of Istry
Forum
The
Unity of Nebraska
Tarkio
Kellenbarger
Robert Camp
Natural Sea Division
Histry
Campbell
Mon- Chemical Co
St. Louis
Legion Auxiliary and District Officers Named
The meeting notes show the Auxiliary gathering at the Legion hall with 7th District officers present. New officers named for the coming year include President Ruth Deitehler of Council Bluffs, Secretary and Treasurer Martha Deitehler of Mineola, and Vice President Vera Tackett of Glenwood. Edgar Cook elected county commander. county officers named were Edgar Cook as commander and Duane Stone as adjutant.
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The
Legion
Legion County
Edgar Cook
Duane Stone
Mills County American Legion Auxiliary
Martha Deitchler
Minedla
Ruth Deitchler
Co. Bluffs
Leo Roenfeld
Vera Tackett
Glenwood
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Activities
Earl Kelly leads Sunday activities with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and Morning worship at 11 a.m. The sermon titled Deliver from Evil continues the Lord's Prayer series. Senior MYF meets at 6 p.m. On Wednesday at 2 p.m. WSCS led by Mrs Edwin Grayson with Design for Rituals, hostess Mrs Clyde In gersol, and choir practice at 7 30 p.m.
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THE
Methodist Church
Earl Kelly
R. L. Grayson
MYF
WSCS
Edwin Grayson
Vance White
Clyde Ingersol
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Sunday Service Details
Noel DeKalb is pastor and Mrs Dean McLain serves as superintendent. Sunday school begins at 10 am. Blankets for the needy will be collected at church this Sunday or volunteers may send two dollars to cover a blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
Noel DeKalb
Dean McLain
M and A to Install Officers in May
The Emerson Baptist group M and A met in April with 24 answering roll call. Mrs. Paul Shaw presided and Mrs. Horace Greenwood gave devotions from Ecclesiastes. They discussed the Glenwood rally and read thanks notes for Christian Home, Harlan Baptist Home, and Lake Villa. Installation of officers is set for May with Mrs. Ivan Durbin in charge. The May Bible book will be Judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Baptist
M and A
Paul Shaw
Horace Greenwood
Homer Connell
Glenwood
Horace Greenmood
Christian Home
Harlan Baptist Home
Lake Villa
Francis Parker
Ivan Durbin
Emerson Parents Welcome Baby Nancy Jeanne Jennings
Mr and Mrs John Jennings of Emerson became parents to a 6 pound 15 ounce daughter Nancy Jeanne born April 20 at Clarkson Hospital Omaha. Grandparents include Dean McLain Emerson G P Jennings Council Bluffs Dale Hillyer Webster City Heber Hillyer and Ross Bryant. The family and friends share in the celebration at Benning's cafe Shenandoah and attend the Golden Wedding Anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jennings
Emerson
Nancy Jeanne
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Jenningses
Jeffrey
Dean McLain
G. P. Jennings
Council Bluffs
Dale Hillyer
Webster City
Heber Hillyer
Ross Bryant
Benning's
Shenandoah
Dale Hillyers
Mrs. Young
Floyd Hillyer
Calendar of Events May 4 to May 12 items
May events include Past Matrons meeting with Evangeling Lang on May 4, W.S.C.S. at the church May 1, Hannah Circle with Mildred Yowe in the evening, and American Legion Auxiliary University in Omaha for an anaesthetist at St Josephs hospital. Also May 5 WRC and May 9 Chamber of Commerce meetings. Mrs Ronald Bryant and sister Dorothy Ness attended Rainbow Girls in Silver City. Ellsworth Smith spoke with sister Violet Truelson in Alden, Minn, noting they escaped the storm there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeling Lang
WRC
Chamber of Commerce
W.S.C.S
Hannah Circle
Mildred Yowe
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Josephs Hospital
Omaha
Ronald Bryant
Dorothy Ness
Silver City
Ellsworth Smith
Violet Truelson
Alden
Minn
Social notes from Lake Norden area and surrounding towns
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and weekday stays at homes in Lake Norden Glenwood Rockwell City Griswold and Maryville. Notable mentions include the Seppalas the Eklunds Barns Lanes Kellenbargers and the Hascalls with multiple family visits to Omahan hospitals and area towns.
First Baptist Church Schedule Includes Training Conference
William Van Antwerp and Kirk Haseall lead the First Baptist Church events. A Vacation Bible School staff meeting is planned at the church. May 6 reports a Leadership Training conference at Shenandoah church from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lunch is on bring-your-own. Regular services include Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship with communion. Midweek activities include BYP at 7 30 p.m. and choir practices at 7 30 and 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William van Antwerp
Kirk Haseall
First Baptist Church of
Choi
Lorance Lisies Visit Suited for Post Surgery Recovery
Wesley News notes Mrs. W. A. Turner at Clarinda Community hospital making a satisfactory recovery after surgery. Pot luck at Ken Evans home Malvern. Albert Washburns attend. Dinner club at Charles Hunt home Glenwood. evening callers Betty Fulton Sioux City and Meryl Simmons Glenwood. Rev M L Pulman, Carroll Kerlin Silver City, Bud Bryant Council Bluffs with Dorothy Ness guest. Everett Thomases move from Red Oak to a farm near Coburg. Ellsworth Smiths help. Alice Matthews had ining at Creighton completed. her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorance Lisies
W. A. Turner
Clarinda
Ken Evans
Malvern
Albert Washburns
Charles Hunt
Glenwood
Marvin Deitehlers
Ronald Bryant
Betty Pulton
Sioux City
Meryl Simmonds
M. L. Pulman
Carroll Kerlin
Silver
City
Bud Bryant
Council Bluffs
Bryants
Dorothy Ness
Everett Thomases
Red Oak
Coburg
Ellsworth Smiths
Mary
Alice. Matthews
Creighton
Two Were Honored by WSCS Sunday
In recognition of long faithful service Mrs Clifford Allely received a life membership pin during Sunday morning worship. Presentation by Mrs Marion Wilson, WSCS president, pin given by daughter Mrs Don Johnson Red Oak. Mrs Wilson received a past president pin for four years as president, presented by Mrs Lorance Lisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Clifford Allely
Marion Wilson
Allely
Don Johnson
Red Oak
Woman's Society
Lorance Lisle
Minds Can be Mended Mental Health Week Invitation
The Mental Health Institute of Clarinda Iowa invites the public to visit during Mental Health Week May 1 to May 7 1967 to see regular daily operations as part of the national effort to Mend Minds Visitors will be welcome Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mental Health Institute of
Clarinda
Iowa
May Week Social Hours Notice
A cordial welcome is extended to all for a series of afternoon sessions from 2 00 p m to 4 08 p m and evening hours from 7 0 p m to 00 p m during the first week of May.
Poppy Story Remembers War Hero From South Dakota Unit
Gladys Brooks of the South Dakota Unit writes of the poppy’s meaning and its healing link to veterans. A man who survived war used paper and wire to shape the flower, turning it into a symbol that supports those who served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Brooks
South Dakota
New Hope for Branch Lines
The Randolph Enterprise notes a novel office-on-wheels by Burlington Railroad revives lightly used branch lines. Customer Service vans now on two Illinois branch lines enable agents to transact shipments at shipper doors with on board offices and a two way radio. The system cuts branch line costs and postpones abandonment while offering agents more varied work and higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Thinois
Vans Improve Service on Iminoig Branch Line Says Shipper
A shipper on the IMinoig branch line notes overall service improvement since vans began operating. He praises the door-to-door feature and faster car movements, saying the service feels more personal and has helped attract high-caliber employees. The Workers Union recognizes vans preserve branch line operations and create stimulating jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cations Workers Union
The
Iminoig
Sunday School Attendance and Community Visits Report
Oaks notes show Sunday school attendance at 65 with a gift offering of 11.12 dollars. The sermon centered on As request for bread among sinners from Psalm 73 and Luke 11 1 5. Local residents made several visits and hosted gatherings across Omaha Elmwood Park Bee Bee Bunyan and Bee Bee stores Manawa and Red Oak headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Huff
Connie Parker
Karen Reed
Jewell
Dean Warren
Jane
Warren
Elmwood Park
Omaha
Clarence Archer
Bee Bee and Bunyan Furniture Company
Earl Rutledges
Manawa
Althea Norton
Merrill Sowers
Art Nims
Emerson
N. F
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Emersonian
Arkio
J. FL. Angry
Mettie Mart
Bessie Douglas
Earl Mitchell of
Corning
Raymond Mitchell
Reenwood Lumber Co
Imogene
Tle
Ed Seppala
Lake Norden
So. Dak
van Antwerp
Evert Eklund
Christie
van Antiwerp
Harry Clark
Larcy
Myrtle Walker
Joe Hoover
George Taide
P. “M. Burroughs
Lory Burroughs
Maryville
Mr. Burroughs
C. Bullington
Bertha Kellenbarger
Stanley Kiisinger
Griswold
Verna Olney
Silas Clark
Clark
OG Club
Paul Jones
R. E. Glebe
Wesley News
New Hope For
Randolph Enterprise
Oaks News
L. E. Brammeier
U*s*air Force
the Aerospace
Air Force
Gordon Schoening
Fred Gemmel
Richard Anderson
Dudley Green
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