Memorial Day Observances At Emerson Church
Memorial Day arrangements and observances at Emerson Church include a Memorial Sunday program with processional, music, and a sermon by Rev. L. Grigsby, followed by a Decoration of graves at 9 am and other services at 20 A. mm with invocation by Rev. Grigsby. Women's Relief Corps, Auxiliary and Legion will gather for the observance. Separate notes mention church events and gatherings at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Ndt
Ed’ Farris
Muzic
Georga Mae Hunteman
Darlene Jack
Marjorie Whistler
Atte Greenwood
Grigsby
Women’s Belief Corps
Legion
F. Howard
E. Grigsby
Animary
American Legion Apxilary
Inez Hicka
Mabel Honeyman
Mite
Edith Parker
Plana
Evangeline Lang
Clarinda
Union Station
Omaha
Milla County Legion and Auxiliary
Emerson Women's Relief Corps No. 214
Grand Army of the Republic
Nellie Burton
Cora B. Comer
Marie Sones
Fern Bilis
Twila Jenkins
Lucille Hascall
Lucille Huntsman
Artie E. Smith
Lucile Hascall
Margaret Carlson
Segers Ellison
Corpa
Plegre Fenya
Mra
Donovan Griffin Promoted To Captain In Italy
Mr and Mrs Charles Griffin announce their son Donovan Griffin has been promoted to captain in Italy Honor Pvt Hascatt and family dinners mark local wartime visits Mrs Clara Hunteman hosts dinner for her son Bert from Farragut wave station Doane and Deane visit with grandparents near Stennett and Portland Ore plans for summer travel are noted Community notes include mumps illness and local visits at school and with relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Charles Griffin
Donovan
Italy
Pvt
Hascatt
John Harcall
San Diego
Cal
Camp
Clara Hunteman Hostens
Clara Hunteman
Bert
Farragut
Ide
Corning
Willie Huntsman
Kenneth Moore
Villisea
Ted Huntsman
Clyde Dudy
Clarence Huntsman
George Huntsman
Leech Miller
Niel
Viola Bentley
Harold Bowers
Mra
Ivan Bhook
Harold Vannaonedie
Stennett
Doane
Deane
Hotate
Ivan. Salmons
Anna Salmons
West
Clit King
Portland
Ore
Albert Tollinger
Balsa
Ida
Friendship Club
Ward Thrapp
Pearl E. Rae
Essex
A. EB. Stokes
Bertha Ciltes
C. B. Smith
Red Oak
A. B. Stokes
R. Elizon
Thuredey
Sedalis
Jease
Marilyn Megasson
Red
Wilking
Dakota City
R. J. Nelson
Robert
Xiva
Stonk City
Dahnte Lang
Creston
C. E. Lang
Laura Eaton Anderson
Tortington
Wyo
Joanne McGre
Kathleen Cheney
Omaha
Frederick Larson
Estella Lavserg
H. A. Douglas
Paul Foster
Virgil Uad
Harry Sandahl
Shenandoah
Paul Johnson
Funeral Services for Orville Cote Held at Champion Hill
Funeral services were held at Champion Hill church for Orville Chester Cote who died May 18 at Red Oak hospital. Rev. James Pearson and Rev. Samuel Lee officiated. music by Alfred Griffin with Mrs. Flora Allen. Interment in Emerson cemetery. Cote, born January 22, 1870 near Glenwood, was a Mills County farmer active in church and Republican circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Hill
C. C. Cote
Red Oak
James Pearson
Shenandoah
Samuel Lee
Alfred Grifin
Flore Allen
Emmett Cardin
Clarence Bishop
Arthur Nims
Jim Durbin
Nels Larson
Ed Peterson
Leg Kite
Cole
Orville Chester Cote
Glenwood
Eleazer
Minnie Cote
Clara
William
Frank
Orville
Arthur
Ernest E
Mills County
Lnd
Western Normal
Presbyterian Church
Hfe
Gog
Man
Emerson Cemetery
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Stack
Emerton
J. W. Parker
Fxs
Marjorie Whisler
Mary Mibert
Asex
Dinnes
Mr. and “Mra
F. P. Sawyers
Estella Sawyers
E. T. Sawyers
Ad Mra
Cif Kelley
Ruth
Eugene
Hilladale
Mr. Kelley
T. Sawyers
Merson Methodist Church
Secial
WIM
John Evans
Ron Thy
Lee
Hower Renney Bowers
Sanday
M. McMillen
Oris Bentley
Familly
Sist
Faye Shook
Malvern
Jamen Sowers
Kenneth Sowers
Navy
Donovan Griffin
Lester Griffith
Baby
George Kang
Emma Carlson
Bsrnteco
J. N. Cheney
Asbury Club
Thora Gay
Aunt Laughlin
Helen Lang
R. N
Des Moinea
James Marr
Robert I. Moore
The
American Red Cross
Armed Services
Red Cross
D. Ww. Harman
Home Service Committee
D. W. Harman
L. B. Burchett Ward Slothower
W. M. Hiett
H. F. Cheney
Paul Cheney
Paul Sulhoff
J. M, Wyant
John Beckwith
Pacific Junction
Louis Boyle
ST. Mary'’S
Walter Klindt Hastings
Fred Lockabill
Silver City
Ww. A. Wilkins
Mineola
L. F. Eruse
Army and Navy
United
Army
United States
Home Service
US Home Service
St. Louis
Washington
Rad Cross
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