Emerson Women's Club Tours Earl May Seed Co
The Emerson Women's Club held its final meeting of the year on Tuesday May 1 touring the Earl May Seed and Nursery Co in Shenandoah. They viewed Mt Arbor nurseries and radio homes, had a noon lunch at Bennings Cafe, then a brief business meeting presided by president Mrs Joel Wedergren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Women's Club
Earl May Seed and Nursery Co
Shenandoah
Mt. Arbor
Bennings Cafe
Joel Wedergren
Kirk Hascall
Mesdames
Dale Shelley
Francis Parker
Ward Coy
LeRoy Johnson
Glenn Cooper
Glenn Kellenbarger
Bert Morris
George Hascall, Jr
Ivan Durbin
Edna Lane
Red Oak
Mother-Daughter Buffet Held Wed At U Methodist Church
Mary Circle sponsored a mother-daughter salad buffet Wednesday evening at the U Methodist Church with 185 attendees. Guests gathered in the sanctuary as Mrs Clyde Patton welcomed them, and the event featured a program of toasts, readings, songs, and a rhythm band. Honors included gifts for the grandmother with most granddaughters, the teen with most sisters, and other recognitions, ending with a benediction by Mrs Del Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
U. Methodist Church
Clyde Patton
Fellowsship Hall
Debbie Sandquist
Ross Sandquist
John Simpson
Jesus
Wee Ones
Wendy and
Toni Waterman
Chris Wright
Teresa Huston
Cheri Steen
Lesli Blank
Anita Terry
Little Worm
Susan Curtis
Connie Sobbing
Carolyn Irwin
Kathy Douglas
Diane Shaw
Harvy Hillyer
Jeff Byers
Bob Ebeling
Larry Lauridsen
Jerry Adams
Scott
Gregg Hillyer
The
Stanley Williams
Frank Porter
Cindy Kent
Harold Heller
Lincoln
Don Hicks
Stanton
Clarence Magnusen
Red Oak
Ron Simpson
Omaha
del Terry
Asbury Club Meeting Date Change Noted
Asbury Club members are reminded of a date change to May 10 at 1 30 p m. They will gather at Mrs Helen Laughlin's home for a salad or dessert taste o rama. Each member should bring an item for Show N Tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Club
Helen Laughlin
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and a Tragic Death
Mr and Mrs William Shepard returned from six months in Harlingen Texas with Mr Shepard recovering from minor surgery on April 23 at St Josephs Hospital Omaha Mrs Shepard stayed with daughter Mrs Stanley Zyla and family. The Honeymans attended a 1968 class reunion at the Supper Club and were Sunday guests with his father and wife. World War I veterans met for a pot luck dinner as Mrs Wilma Coy and Sue Grayson joined the gathering. The Tylers recently home from Europe visited Mr and Mrs Homer Connell before heading to Compton California. The Connells learned their nephew Larry Good 37 of Compton died in a motorcycle crash over the weekend. Mr Good is the son of Mrs Eva Ashby and the late Glen Good. Ray Honeywell visited Sheridan Wyoming to see daughter Mrs Clint Campbell and family returning home midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shepard
Harlingen
Texas
Fred Honeyman
Amazonia
Ronald Honeyman
Ed Marskell
Wilma Coy
Sue Grayson
Glenwood
Bernie Tyler
Europe
Homer Connell
Tylers
Compton
Calif
Connell
Larry Good
Good
Eva Ashby
Glen Good
Ray Honeywell
Sheridan
Wyo
Clint Campbell
Joe McKee
Melvin Stoldorf
Stanton
Ray Lasley
Red Oak
the McKee
Dana
Sheila Fuller
Omaha
Helen Stille
Bernie Patton
Bettendorf
Richard Frazee
Esther Kellenbarger
Bob Decker
Bob
Women’s Relief Corp
Clyde Ingersoll
Amos Smith
Merrill Settel
N.R. Settell
Hamburg Hospital
Ralph Greenlee
Gerald Wade
Tabor
R.L. Grayson
Kansas City
Supreme White Shrine
Oval Newman
Emerson court fines list and local social notes
Fines assessed in Emerson court include Frances Barmim and Mer y Spray Gris wold $10, Jon Bass Exearson $85, Roger Drever $20, Charles Tumava $3, Ben Kuffman $10, Dennis Fritz $10, Linda Gilpin $18, Earl Wallace $20, Herbert Gray $20, Wm Verooth $20, Paul Park $10, Milo Obradovich $10, Don Hart $10, Emil Rinderspa ker $10, Verlin Stodgill $10 for speeding, registration or license violations. Thursday evening visitors and weekend guests are listed among residents, with social visits to Red Oak, Bettendorf, Omaha and Fremont. Fire call notes describe a grease fire at Wm Crafton home. Other items cover moves, property purchases, school staff, and local events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson JP
Frances
Barmim
Mery Spray
Griswold
Jon Bass
Exearson
Roger Drever
Mace- Goma
Charles Tumava
Keokuk
Ben Kuffman
Emmettsburg
Dennis Fritz
Harlen
Linda Gilpin
Baltimore
Earl Wallace
Elwood
Ind
Herbert Gray
Red Oak
Wm. Verooth
Oakland
Paul Park
Woodbine
Milo Obradovich
Co. Bluffs
Don Hart
Emil Rinderspaker
Osceola
Verlin Stodgill
Speed
Emerson Town Council Minutes May 1 1973 Iowa
Emerson Iowa town council met with Mayor Johnson presiding. Present were Blank Darby and Wright, absent Greenwood and Mart. Approvals included Wm Page attending a water treatment school and roof work on the well house, plus a building permit for Estle Darby. Bills totaling 2710.66 were approved for payment. meeting adjourned with Florence Patton as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Town
Johnson
Blank
Darby
Wright
Greenwood
Mart
Wm Page
Atlantic
Wes
Estle Darby
Towa Power & Light Co
I. Durbin
D. Frederickson
St. W.H
Iowa Rev. SalesTax
FICA
Wm. Page
F. Patton
Swan Song Concert Closes Year At Nishna Valley
The final vocal concert, Thursday May 17 at 8 PM, marks Mr. Dicks last year’s show at Nishna Valley featuring Mixed Chorus, Girls and Boys Glee, and Special group the Sweet Teens with pieces including Didn’t We and Moonlight Serenade. A separate May 3 Band Concert celebrated two contest numbers and a joint seventh grade/HS band in a varied program. An obituary of local notices plus family gatherings follows, including Renee Nicolé birth and community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dick
Nishna Valley
Sweet Teens
Glenn Miller
Andy
Annette Carlson
Harva Hillyer
Scott Hillyer
Danny Boy
Marla Carlson
Holiday
Andy Hoover
LuAnn Bowen
Jackie Smith
Central Park
Diane Shaw
Paris
Starlight
John Gray Sayers
Dean Sayers
R.R. Malvern
Virgo
John
Strahan
Burt Reynolds
Susan St. James
Carson
Nishna Valley Senior of the Week Highlighted Students
Malvern's Nishna Valley honors John Gray Sayers and Diane Kay Shaw as Senior of the Week selections. Both are active in academics and extracurriculars with plans for the future. Sayers targets farming while Shaw pursues secretarial training after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Southwestern Community College
Creston
Nishna Valley
Shaw
Hastings Happenings Mrs. Celeste Fetter Bridal Shower
Mrs. Everett Waymire and Mrs. Eugene Waymire attended a Logan bridal shower for Celeste Fetter, who will wed David Waymire on June 1. Hostesses were Beverly Peterson and Vicki Kembell of Logan. Weekend visitors include multiple relatives from Missouri and Iowa. Jennifer Anne born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Waymire
Eugene Waymire
Logan
Celeste Fetter
David Waymire
Beverly Peterson
Vicki Kembell
Hastings Federated Womens Club
Bennings Cafe
Shenandoah
Driftmier Industries
Wayside Park
Max Bachler
Richard Brown
Council Bluffs
Bill Czapiewski
Omaha
Byron Farris
Moberly
Elmer Donovan
Wellsville
Dan Cochran
Bolivar
Jerry Trainer
Maryville
Jennifer Anne
Jack Trainer
Red Oak
Jesse Perkins
Alfred Etherington
Iowa City
Rolly Good
Phillip
Herb Stogdill
Rachelle
Doris Pickering
James Goodwin
Merrill Crouse
Ralph Hallquist
Weekend visits connect Nebr and Kansas families
Mr. and Mrs. Delaine Jones and family of Shawnee Mission Kansas spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones at Beaver Lake near Murray Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Waterman and four children of Danville spent the weekend with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Mel Waterman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Crafton
James
Edna Holub
Nebraska City
Gerald. Christis
Lincoln
Beaver Lake
Murray, Nebr
Delaine Jones
Shawnee Mission
Kansas
Paul Jones
Sam Waterman
Danville
Mel Waterman
Daily Dispatches May 10 through May 17 events
A list of upcoming school activities includes May 10 junior high girls track, May 11 elementary band concert, May 12 boys district at Elk Horn and freshman party at Wa Bonsi, May 14 Woodbine Relays, May 15 farewell party for Mr Dick, May 16 physics trip to Omaha, and May 17 vocal concert featuring Sweet Teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Horn
Wabonsi
Woodbine Relays
Mr. Dick
Omaha
Sweet
Cheerleading Tryouts for 1973 74 Held in Gym
Dixie Ebeling reports on May 3 as 13 girls competed in the 1973 1974 cheerleading tryouts. Ten were to be chosen by the student body. Each contestant performed individually and in a group cheer. Selected: Seniors Kathy Bowen Dixie Ebeling Dixie Honeyman Beth McKern Teresa Richards. Sophomores Michelle King Kris Nepps Brenda Ridgely. Freshmen Suzette Huntsman Laura Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Ebeling
Blades
Kathy Bowen
Dixie Honeyman
Beth McKern
Teresa Richards
Michelle King
Kris Nepps
Brenda Ridgely
Suzette Huntsman
Laura Stanley
NV Lunch Menu May 14 18 Menu Highlights
The NV lunch plan lists daily meals from May 14 to May 18 including hamburger gravy with mashed potatoes jello bananas pumpkin bread and milk on May 14. May 15 features barbecued ham buns french fries apple salad brownies and milk. May 16 offers maidrites buns pickles onions creamed peas peanut butter cake and milk. May 17 serves beef pork casserole tossed salad peach half sugar cookie bread and milk. May 18 includes Weiners buns tri factors green beans hawaiian pie and milk.
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Friendship Club
Emerson
Milo Schick
Lee Littleton
Richard Morgan
Hebe Edie
Vance White
Leon Robbins
Quentin Johnson
Cecille Wax
M.D. Lang
Church Women United
Baptist Church
Jon Larson
Aurora
Colo
Christopher Jon
Leona Turner
Malvern
Frederick Larson
Charles Rupe
Wheaton
Ray Junkin
Memphis
Earl Evans
Harold Sowers
Leonore
Margaret Ostrom
M.R. Watson
San Fernando
Watson
Irene Ericsson
Grace Sturmer
and Dies Bar - Sowers Costley
Offier
Alice Peterser
Rachek
3.R. Waren
Call
Gipe
Lenox
Alice Gipe
Rev
Wm. W. Walford
Wo. We Wilford
England
Mansfield Funeral Home
Robert Delisi
George Curtis
Clarence Mounts
Fred Hembry
Curtis
Delisi
Hembry
Nishna Valley School
Emerson Fire Dept
Lary Hunt
Steven Colerick
Waldorf Cafe
Colerick
Jack Evans
Ames
Weishea
ISU
Richard Shaw
Charles Howard
Ivan Shook
Ron Porter
Nishna Valley National Honor Society
Terri Jo Haller
Randall Costello
Ron
Iowa
Southwest Tel
Porter Mobile Homes Oo
Esis
Kaser Constr
Eersale
Greenwood Lbr.Co
Malvern Leader
Mace&Hahn
Nat'l Chemsearch
State Hygenic Lab
Leon Lewis
Tony Angry
Philip Taylor
D. Page
Petty Cash
J. Eee
Florence Patton
Clarence Aughe Combo
Supper Club
Blackhawk Reservation
Lynette Carlson
Susan Mekern
Hallquist
Toby Campbell
Red Oak Hospital
Renee Nicolé
Aaron Crouse
Carolyn Kalvinek
Omaha, Neb
Vernon Crouse
Charlie Hall
Albert Hunter
Arcadia
Fred Hunter
Bedford
Kenneth Grindle
Oscar Leu
Ruth Kelley
Rose Brazelton
F.E. Benedict
David City
Arno Miller
Garfield McCreight
Lincoln, Neb
David McCarthey
Laughlin Hospital
Mother Guard
Diane Kay Shaw
Rose Marie Shaw
Aries
Leader
Big Jake
John Wayne
Peggy Lipton
Daily Dispatches
New Land
Margie‘s
House OF Beauty
Iona
Winchester
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