Emerson High Alumni Banquet Set for May 31
Emerson High School alumni prepare for their annual banquet on May 31 at the gymnasium with 6 30 registration. Officers Kurt Johnson Russell Smith James Brown Judy Hascall urge advance ticket payments by May 27 and note no tickets will be sold at the door. The event features an E H S Alumni talent program and guest from Nishna Valley.
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Emerson High
Emerson High School
Kurt Johnson
Red Oak
Russell Smith
James Brown
Judy Hascall
Emmerson
Emerson Methodist
Baptist
al E.H.S
Nishna Valley
Emerson Alumni Association
Emerson area church notices and local visits summary
Emerson First Baptist Church announces services and events led by Dick Person and Robert Good with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Baccalaureate at 8 p.m. The Nishna Valley Baccalaureate will be held in the high school gym Wednesday. Local families visit relatives in Glenwood, Schleswig, Omaha, and Henderson after a weekend car accident involving Elton Long's brother. Alumni banquet tickets available at the lumber yard by May 27.
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Emerson First Baptist Church
Dick Person
Robert Good
Nishna Valley
RYF
The
Ladies
M & A Society
Haly Pogue
Emerson Auxiliary Notes Increase in Memorial Work
The American Legion Auxiliary met May 10 at the Legion hall with the vice president in charge. They reviewed a complete annual report for June 1932 to June 1933 showing a busy calendar of community service and earned a 100 percent citation. Poppy plans included wreaths for veterans’ graves and a poppy display at Frink Beauty shop window.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Mabel Honeyman
Red Oak
Vernon Johnson
W. H. Cramer
John Parker
Frink
Winnie Gamble
James Cheney
News staff honored at Red Oak dinner
Miss Pearl H. McLain and colleagues Florence Cooper Ward Coy Huntsman Edie Allen Ward Mann and Frances Harmann enjoyed a Sunday dinner at the Johnson House in Red Oak. They received gifts for loyal assistance to the Nishna Valley News while it was published in Emersons. Edie was unable to attend.
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N.W
Pearl EH. McLain
Florence Cooper
Ward Coy
Ray Huntsman
Lucilis- Edie
Erma Allen
Mabel Ward
Frances Harmann
Johnson House
Red Oak
Nishna
May Coffee for Women's Club Meeting at President's Home
The Emerson Women's Club met on Tuesday May 7 at 9 00 am at the president Mrs Frank Cole s home with 80 members and three guests present Special guest was Mrs Henry Washburn Hastings County Women's Club chairman Devotions read from Proverbs 31 and Beatitudes for women The meeting included year end reports and a state convention note The picnic tables were described as ready to be painted Miss June Exceen Nishna Valley High School student entertained with a declamatory reading earning a 1 rating at the state contest The Women's club chorus sang two songs Hostesses were Mrs Leroy Johnson Mrs George Hascall Jr Mrs Carrie Cole Mrs Charles Lakin and Mrs A F Smith A birthday party followed for Angela daughter of Mrs Harold Hicks with many attendees From Red Oak attendees included Karen Belt Jackie and Gary Mothers and several others
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Emerson Women's Club
Frank Cole
Henry Washburn
Hastings
County Women's Club
Arthur Allen
Des Moines
June Exceen
Nishna Valley
Women’s Club
Mines
Leroy Johnson
George Hascall Jr
Carrie Cole
Charles Lakin
A. F. Smith
Hascalls to Hold Open House at Church May 26
Mr and Mrs George Hascall jx of Emerson will host an open house for their 25th wedding anniversary at the Baptist church on Sunday May 26 from 2 to 6 pm Relatives and friends are invited Other social notes include Ronن ie Good returning from Treasure Island on 10 day leave with orders for sea duty to Japan and various visits by local residents to friends and family across Malvern Shenandoah Hastings and Wales
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Malvern Lumber
Hascalls
George Hascall Jx
Emerson
Ronnie Good
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Calif
Ralph Good
Japan
Willie Huntsman
Dugan Huntsman
Bert Huntsman
Corning
Ray Gauthier
Janet
Dugan
Huntsman
Clarence Huntsman
Shenandoah
Lucille Edie
George Jones
JAG Club
Ray Gammell
Wales
H. B. Greenwood
Bob Winders
Greenwood
Ann Young
Nauman
Harry Clark
Vernon Baker
Larry Bryant
Omaha
Ross Bryant
Ames
Larry Turner
W.R.C
Clyde Gravett
Cecilia Wax
Leah Nicholas
Wax
Henry Wax
Imogene
Elgin Stackhouse
Ienry Wax
World Traveler Visited Emersonians With Pictures
Dugan Huntsman of New York City came Wednesday of last week and stayed until Monday with cousin Willie Huntsman and family. He is son of Homer Huntsman, Emerson native. Mr and Mrs Willie Huntsman entertained relatives Saturday evening in his honor. Mr and Mrs Vic Babbitt and Vaughn, Mr and Mrs Ray Huntsman also attended.
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Man
Fred Huntsman
Lucille Boie
Janes Schick
George Huntsman
Emerson
Ira Bell
Bob
Donnie
Malvern
Dugan
Japan
Korea
Hong Kong
Azores
Spain
Italy
Lebanon
Panama Canal
New York City
Sudan
East Africa
Pakistan
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Poland
Clyde Judah
Lorraine
Terry Biggerstaff
Hastings
Clarence Huntsman
Shenandoah
Bert Huntsman
Ray Gauthier
Jon David
Jim
Teresa
Corning
Eddie Huntsman
Mark
Macedonia
George Irvin
Mal‘vern
Kathy Herbert
Hei
Frank, Sawyers
Evert Sawyers
Mary Sawyers
Glenwood
Jessie Fisher
Goldie Hix
Richard Larsen
New York
L. C. Bullington
Wayne Bullington
Sturgess
S. C
Mr. Bullington
Cape Canaveral
Pla
Glen T. Wood
Arthur Johnson
Papillion
Nebr
Margaret Grayson
Vernon Johnson
Georgie Graham
Villisca
Graham
Council Bluffs
Vile Ligca
Treynor
Nell Qgwens
Ther
Denver
Colo
George Jones
Surprise Party for Marion DeBolt
A May birthday gathering for Marion DeBolt drew family and friends from Stanton Farragut Shenandoah Council Bluffs Malvern and Treynor. Attendees included L. L. De Bolt Ralph Viner Lane Morse Eugene Kine Joe Hoover and Myrtle Walker among others. Guests enjoyed refreshments and extended greetings from relatives in Denver St Louis and Kansas City.
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Marion DeBolt
L. L. DeBolt
Dale DeBolt
Stanton
Ralph Viner
Nancy
Lane Morse
Eugene Kine
Joe Hoover
Myrtle Walker
Community Guests and Family Visits at Stanton and Red Oak
Friday supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Gee Huntsman featured their guests and Janet and Dugan Huntsman. Beverly Mitch ell returned from Council Bluffs for the weekend while Mr and Mrs Ellery Pickrel and Denny joined Sunday dinner at Mrs Esther Kellenbarger and Mrs D H Fickrel in Red Oak. Bernard Patton and children from Cordova Il stayed with Clyde Patton and Geo A Stille families over the weekend.
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Willie Huntsman
Janet and
Dugan Huntsman
Gee
Huntsman
Dean Mitchell
Beverly
Barbara
Mr. Mitchell
Harold Mitchell
Stanton
Council Bluffs
Ellery Pickrel
Denny
Esther Kellenbarger
D. H. Fickrel
Red Oak
Bernard Patton
Cordova, Il
Clyde Patton
Geo
A. Stille
Emerson OES Honors Order Members Monday
Emerson OES Chapter No. 121 honored long time members at its regular meeting on Monday May 13 Fifty year members Eisie L Evans and Minnie Whisler were recognized along with twenty five year members Alta and Chas Hall and Thelma Blank Past Ruths and all mothers present were celebrated Hachwan received a handkerchief and Worthy Matron Alice Gipe presented remarks Frederick Larson spoke on Our Magna Heritage The Brewer couple relocated to Omaha, Patty to finish school there A birthday party for Norval Lowe Lucille Edie and Ira Bell was held at Mrs Lowe's home Other attendees included Vic Babbitt Lone Schick Ray Huntsman Fred Huntsman and Warner Watts
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Theo Emerson
Order of Eastern Star
Eisie L. Evans
Minnie Whisler
Alta
Chas
Hall
Thelma Blank
Ruths
Nings
Hach Wan
Alice Gipe
Frederick Larson
Glen Brewer
Shoop
Omaha
Patty
Norval Lowe
Lucille Edie
Ira Bell
Lowe
Vic Babbitt
Lone Schick
Ray Huntsman
Fred Huntsman
Warner Watts
Floyd Hillyer
Des Moines
Emerson WSCS Busy Program of Community Service
The Methodist WSCS met May 8 for a noon cooperative lunch. Birthdays in March to May were honored at a decorated table. Members visited relatives in Griswold and Shenandoah. Several families and friends were noted at Sunday events, with travel from Castro Valley to Red Oak and Hastings to Town City.
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Emerson Wscs
Methodist
WSCS
Junior Auxiliary Plans Poppy Sale After School
The Junior Auxiliary met at the Legion hall after school on May 18 for their last meeting until fall. They will sell poppies on May 25. Mrs. Vernon Johnson lectured on the flag and the girls read their flag paragraphs. Sheri, Pammie Winters, Lynette Carlson, and Marla Carlson served refreshments.
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Legion Hall
Vernon Johnson
Sheri
Pammie Winters
Lynette
Marla Carlson
WSCS Plans Budget Additions and May Events
Charity cakes and Mother’s Day program notes. WSCS to donate $60 to Sunday School now and add $100 to next year’s budget. church budget flexibility discussed. Em erson Alumni banquet hosted May 31 at the gym. refreshments planned after Bible school. Bloodmobile sponsored May 6 with donor support and food. Circle meetings set for May 16 led by several members. Officers training day reported with attendees. Memorial candle service for Mrs. Corena Birdsall highlighted by color symbolism pledge ceremony. Pearl E. McLain invited. Mrs. Jessie Fisher welcomed back after an injury.
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WSCS
Emerson
Society
Ruth
Naomi
Thelma Blank
Esther
Forrest Gillespie
Martha
Ray Fields
Cecitle Wax
Griswold
Mmes
Cecilla Wax
Frederick Larson
John Thorson
Winnie Gamble
John Simpson
Quentin Johnson
Ralph Russell
Vernon Johnson
Corena Birdsall
Scrip ‘Ture
M. E. Moody
Hebe Ecio
M. D. Lang
Pearl E. McLain
Jessie Fisher
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Elton Long
Mr. Lone
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Ed Wallace
Schleswig
Pete Jacobson
Roy Gravett
Carson
Bill Gravett
Charles Egelston
Christie
Chicago
Ill
Egelston
Golden Davis
Charles Davis
Max Davis
Lester Briggs
Bellevue
Janet Huntsman
Nell Owens
Paul Jones
O. G. Club
Charles Vannausdle
Coburg
Bertha Cole
Ralph
Henderson
Mathers
Herbert Border
New Brighton
Minn
Ethel George
Charles Cole
Key
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Mia
Bob Chastain
Ora Franks Jr
Henry Burmeister
Ted Thompson
Elliott
Chicago Paint Works
Malvern Lumber CO
Angela
Harold Hicks
Kathy Stille
Debbie Sandquist
Scott Moody
Connie
Cathy Bass
Brett Burns
Bobby Pierce
Monica Anderson
Cindy
Junior Keats
Karen Belt
Jackie
Gary Smith
Bob Stills
Ross Sandquist
M. Moody
Ralph Pierce
Emersonians
Frank Haney
Mae
W. E. Waterworth
Ronnie Allery
Ronnie Tiemeyer
Farragut
Sharon Smith
Verlyn Mayberry
Ayera
Kansas City
Charles Waterworth
T. B. Baslee
Vern Blarbaum
Leon Robbins
Avoca
Pearl Kline
Darrell Baker
Peru
Baker
Warren Baker
Stennett
Emerson Oes
iWa Power
Hagscall
Eric Ericson
Essex
J. ¥. Simipson
Robbins
Vern Bierbaum
Margie Hampton
E. A. Decker
Wm. Simmons
Gwenda
Siiver City
Kenneth Hall
Dixie
Donald Hall
Jeff
Virgil Potter
Eugene
BP. A. Decker
Bob Decker
Castro Valley
R. E. Good
Phoebe Crouse
Doris Priest Bennett
Glendale
Town City
Jennie Haroff
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