Memorial Services and Decoration Day at Emerson
Memorial Sunday services will be held May 29 at the Emerson Methodist church at 1 10 a m with Rev L F Ripley presiding and an honor guard of veterans and auxiliary groups. A program includes processional, music, scripture and prayers, anthems, readings, and addresses by Rev J F Stille and Rev L E Ripley. Decoration Day events follow May 31 with marches, readings, flag drills, and graveside ceremonies.
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Methodist Church
L. FB. Ripley
Mieses
Maxine Evie
Doris Goad
Maxine Cole
Wie Ona Edla
Wa. m
Grand
Army Veterans
American Legion
Women's Belief Corps
America
1. B. Nipley
Mra
J. N. Cheney
J. F. Stille
Afra
John Thorson
Benediction
L. E. Ripley
Robert Honeyman
Emerson
Grand Army Veterans, American Legion
W. Ht. C
American —Legion
Tower
M. E
O'Glock
Robt
Honeyman
Musly
J. F. Little
Marie Edie
Cor Ya Nelson
Sylvia Kring
Martha
Doris Good
Rey
Honey
Jon
Sven
We Re cC
American Legion Auxiliary
Ushera
Doris Wood
Maxine Folle
Winona Edie
Yohn Parker
Martini Music
J. Wilkins
Ed Osborne
Bertha Kallenbarger
Eighth Grade Graduates Receive Diplomas at High School
Eighth graders earned diplomas in a Friday program at the high school gymnasium at 1 20 p m with eight graduates listed: Hunt Whitney Opal Rice Wanda May Nelson Donovan Griffin Wayne Lambertz Kenneth King Virgil Baldwin Raymond Edle. The senior class day followed with ceremonies led by Jean Kocheraperrer. Attendees included Mr and Mrs P P McArthur and Frank of Oakland. Memorial services for Hascall cemetery are set for Sunday at 3, conducted by a Climax minister.
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Hehons
Prifay
Rome
E. E B. Whisler
Huthy Whitney
Opal Rice
Wanda May Nelson
Donovan Griffin
Wayne Lambertz
Kenneth King
Virgil Fialdwin
Raymond Edle
Jean Kocheraperrer
Auxiliary Meeting Attracts Wide Attendance And Library News
Auxiliary held a meeting on Thursday May 18 at Mrs. F D Soodgrass home with good attendance Readings and bids were presented Three books were placed in the school library The Life of Helen Keller Burgess Flower Book The Wonder Book of Knowledge Traveling library volumes remain at Mrs Jessie Grays home Borrowing period two weeks Poppy Day May 28 with red poppies sold by Allied veterans A peony is urged for Memorial Day June 14 Legion Athliney meeting in Emerson Legion hall program at 8 P M Refreshments served after adjournment by Mrs T N McGrew Frank Oglevie and F D Snoderars
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American Legion Auxiliary
F. D. Soodgrass
Havin
Helen Keler
Burgess Flower
Jessie Grayson
Mta
T. T. Grayson
Poppy
Legion and Athiliney
Legion Hall
Emerson
Child Welfare Department
Meadames TD
N. Mc Grew
Frank Oglevie
F. D. Snoderars
Emerson Graduates Hold Commencement Exercises
Commencement exercises for Emerson High School were held Thursday evening May 18 with a purple and white decor theme. The program featured salutations by Rev. Ripler, a speech by Charles A. Brady on the Russia trip, and diplomas presented by N. Cheney. Merrill Warren was valedictorian with 94.25 percent, and two citizenship medals were awarded to Tuckie White and Merrill Warren. Several graduates reside on farms, and the class notes highlight music, art, drama, and their broadcast work on KICK.
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Dlans
Lh B Ripler
Smersa M. E
Aar Firces
Charles A. Brady
MLBL
Omaha
Brady
Russia
C. B. Paxson
Ten N. Cheney
Schowl Board
Red Oak
Staroon
J. F. Bille
Baptist Church
Emergon High School
Hy Paxson
Sunday School Notes Bring Together Local Families
Fragmentary notes report a Sunday school gathering last Sunday with several attendees including Mrs Forrest Anhanballah and Seendolyn Pexlag. Community members shared reflections and plans for ongoing lessons and activities at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
Forrest Anhanballah
Seendolyn Pexlag
Manger Egies
Ps la
Henderson Alumni Banquet Highlights 1932
Henderson alumni assembly featured a Friday banquet with a program including toastmistress and tributes. The event honored local figures, provided a detailed dinner for eighty seven, and reflected community gatherings with visitors from Red Oak and Omaha.
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers in Evening Meeting
The Rebekah lodge named Hazel Brown N. G. Myrtle Belby W. G. A. H. Hare bor secretary and Octt Harover treasurer at their Tuesday evening session. After business, strawberry short cake was served by Bill Brown and H Harbor, with Amos Smith present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Hazel Brown
N. G
Myrtle Belby
Henderson Seniors Graduated May 16
Henderson seniors completed commencement on Monday evening May 15 with Rev. C. N. Bigelow of Adel delivering a fine talk. Names listed include Paul Rainbow Melvin Viner Bert Davis Virginia Harbor Pearl Norton Blaine Stall Elleheth Sutton Ina Allensworth and Ida Simmons. The class play Wednesday and Thursday evenings drew strong attendance.
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Our Abool
C. N. Bigelow
Adel Reve
Paul Rainbow
Melvin Viner
Bert Davis
Virginia H Iarbor
Pearl Norton
Blaine Stall
Elleheth Sutton
Ina Allensworth
Ida Simmons
Memorial Services Set for MES Church Monday Afternoon
Memorial services will be held Monday afternoon at MES church. The BR community is cordially invited to attend. Friends of Martin Christoffer are sorry for his passing and note he belonged in Jennie Edmundson hospital where he was operated on Monday morning. Wayne Allenworth and family were guests Sunday at the home of his brother Leslie and family. Bam Hoover and family of Omaha were guests Sunday in the home of his father, Jack Tyler, and family of Council Bluffs visited in Champ Harvard's home Sunday. Bam Taylor of Fort Crook spent the week with his parents.
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W. H. Douglas
Matt Douglas
Titchfield
Nebr
C. A. Tundesa
Christian Home Aid
Blymer Base
Davis
Mmalvery
Emerson Thursdev
Walter Rice
Fort A
Colo
Cama Laé
Ray
le Be Ripley
Mrc
P. Pe McArthur
Frank
Oakland
Wookey's Woods
J. D. Jones
Kathryn
Newcastle
Ming Nea Gordy
Broomfield
Surs
Carrie McLain
Dorothy Briggs
R N
Omaha
Avia Boswell
Enmymanuel Hospital
Lillian Vorshult
Sloan
Maurine Latimer
Red Oak
Frank J. Shaw
Odeboit
Clyde Ridenourtq
Kingsley
Frederie
Ringlette
Pearte
Tubbs
Louise
Denver
Cols
Tubby
Maurice Taylor
Tustin
Calif
B. H. Paxson
Paxson
Mary Ameel
Grace
Leona Dixon
Hascall
Climax
Avis Boswell
Emmanuel Hoapital
Avis
Dean Boswell
C. We Briggs
C. C. Madron
B. J. Paxson
Jack Evans
Dean
K. A. Evens
Walter Ripley
Fort Morgan
Rev
L. E. Ripley
R. M. Shipman
Niece
Malvern
M. W. Taylor
Des Moines
L. B Ripley
Hazel Burroughs
Bisa Etale Thorson
Mack Barnhoure
Veterans’ Hospital
Lincoln
Waldo Edmundson
Chiiatlar Aid
Mra Ar A Wright
Aid
Jane Darnell
Mes
Z. C. Goes
John Rainbow
Newrealn City
Pacl Junction
C. W. Cooper
WA. Backus
Chuck Straight
Viltinca
Era
Orval Oxford
Luella Harbor
Mary Anna Hughes
Wales
Grace’ Pamondson
Carton Thureany
Dave Jenking
Aon
Harola
M. F
Robert Harover
Laele Redman
Walnut
A. A. Wright
Carrie Marie
Mira ‘Forgan
Lamont Ratunday
Ly Paung
Sip Siamong
Alice 2Mick
Gorring
Ward Cunningham
Routh Dakota
Pearl Fleming
Ken Willams
Carson
KE. Iindsey
Corydon
Homer Wilkenton
Wilkenson
Bundey
Fred McVey
Mr. Bhebn
pRent
Damme
Mes Church
Martin Christofferson
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Wioward Allenaworth
Lesiie
Bam Hoover
Jack Tyler
Council Bluffs
Champ Harvaver
Bam Taylor
Fort Crook
Aimed Fund Drive Note on Hospital and Donation
The notice asks residents to attend a J. Gate store fundraiser to support a theater event at Glenwood, with donations welcomed. Harold Workman and a Grant team member were among late-day attendees. Ralph Metreeds, a Macedonia veteran, left Lincoln Veterans Hospital for transfer to Chicago for treatment, hoping for health improvement.
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Todd
Veterans’ Hospital
Lincoln
Chicago
Bie
Local social notes from Malvern area Saturday and week
ASBURY Fuchara Plumb of near Malvern spent Monday and Tuesday with his friend Jamen Douglas. Various local residents including Mr and Mrs James Powera of Imogene and H H Hillyer with children attended events in area towns. The Asbury Union Auxiliary met, a candidate for county attorney spoke, and a plan for a play at the Union hall June 7 was formed. Malvern visitors, Red Oak visits, and Ward Thrapp activities are noted along with a child’s illness and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuchara Plumb
Near Malvern
Jamen Douglas
James Powera
Imogene
A. 4. McGinnia
Macedonia
Clara McDowell
Harvie Douglan
Mra
H. GC. Dunlap
Beott Atterburm
Av ‘J. McGinnis
Batty
Geotee Huntsman
Genevieve
Cora
Council Bluffs Iialtora
Asbury Union Ausiilary
Red Oak
Paul Jonas
Ward
Community notes from Malvertn and surrounding areas
A series of social visits and minor incidents across Malvertn and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs. Kitinittinivers and Mrs. Hiliver hosting events, and several households from Shenandoah and Sherandeah hosting or visiting on weekend. A two-vehicle collision on highway No. 4 near Chas Shaw’s corner damaged both cars, Power and Powers aided home.
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Ivan
Satinoné
Art MeGinnis
Shenandoah
Miss Stellan
Malvert
White
Aw ®Bury
James Powern
Imbxene
Panl Reed
Carech
Chas. Shaw's
Highway No. 4
Mr. Powers
A. J. Ie Ginnia
Mra. Powers
Imogens
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Sherman Archer
Forrest Snodgrass
Mra. C. C. Smith
Gladys
Euarda Huntaman
Fed Oak
Fred H. Souders
Charles Whittleberry
H. C. Knight
Council Bluffy
Hal Wyland
L. FP. Bassett
Peoria, Ill
Visl
Mary Dovwghe
Aculiary
By Speaks
Frison
Gaston
Ooks
Henderson
Henderson Bhat Association
Viner
Eliott Asd
Igh School
Alompeld
Pilzahech
C. B. Wilson
L. D. Thomas
Spalt
Henderson Avizal
Darwis Owen
Dery
Hoda
Sale
Baan Fas
Rebeksh Ledge
Evenme
Asbury
Nies
Kitinittiniver
Hiliver
Hany
I. U
Parsons
Nat'l Bank
Towa
Malcolm Campbell
Iowa
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