Emerson Methodist Church News and Local Notices
Sunday worship at 11 a m with Sunday school and a conference week ahead as Rev Boos travels to the annual conference at First Methodist. June 6 7 8 meetings read Friday night. Youth rally June 4 Hastings 4 p m supper and guest speaker Dr Guy Fan eheno of Red Oak. Also Baptist Church notices and community updates including local staff changes and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Methodist Chareh Stey
Clare H. Taos
Boos
First Methodist Church
Joel Maines
Witbue Morrison
Fom. Suteday
Dune
Millis County
Hastings
Guy Faneheno
Red Oak
Baptist Cloureay
Col Shanklin
Tmaster
Boya
Will Mart Passes Away in May After Long Life
Will Mart died May 27 at age 97 years and one month. He was born April 27, 1872 in Oeconla Virginia, moved with parents to Locust Grove south of Shenandoah, married a Mette Ure of Emerson, and survived by wife, five children, two sisters, one brother, and ten grandchildren. Funeral at Emerson cemetery with Comer funeral home in charge. Also notes on relatives visiting, travel, and community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Mart
Oeconla
HE Taps
Locust Trove
Shenandoah
Loonat Grove
Tater
Presbyterian Church
Ham Jane
Mette Ure
Emerson
Crystal Turner
Giadden
Minn
Dever
Los Angeles
Cal
Marshall
Ruth Brown
Wichita
Kan
Virgil
Sthir
England
Millie Cooper
Farragut
Mia
Wanehe Hall
R. H. Carter
Jame
Austin
Tex
Carter
Arthur Ellis
Albert Fitch
Bellflower
Gertrude Lang
Sally Kinports
Malvern
Jerpe Co
Plant
Debhert B. Dorman
16Th Infantry
Faid Pass
M. G. Kinporta
M. G. Kinportsa
H. Barre
Red Oak
J. Frank Durbin
California
Eleanor Houdyshel Brooks
Iowa
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lang in Emerson
Mrs Jutta Lang longtime Emerson resident died at home on Sunday May 27 at 10 30 am aged 72 years 3 months and 25 days. Born Julia Ann Stutth in Davenport she married Frank H Tang and lived on a Nebraska farm before settling in Emerson. Services were held at the Emerson Methodist church with burial beside her husband in the local cemetery. She leaves a son M B Lang and two grandchildren along with four sisters and other relatives. Her community work included the Presbyterian church and the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Taylor
Germany
Cpl
Elden Nutting
Astoria
Ore
Geo. Ginger
Gwendolyn Gillen
Des Moines
Volney Tubbs
Santa Ana
Cal
Hose Clites
Beulah Clites
Malvern
Jerpe Co
Melvin McGrew
Grundy Center
Johnna McGrew
Gertrude Lang
Logun
George Brown
Margaret Grayson
Sue Grayson
BR. N
Arthur Johnson
Valley
Neb
R. N
Los Angeles
Phyllis Snodgrass
Yndisnola
Simpson College
Jutta Lang
Emerson
Nca
Lang
Inlaw
M. BD. Lang
Marion Eugene Lang
South Pacific
Annabelle
Maggie Clark
Worland
Wyo
Elizabeth Meyers
Aurora, T
Ida Belle Evans
Downing
Katherine Steen
David Smith
Lavern, Minn
Emerson Methodist Church
Ley
H. Hoos
Elmer Baus
Harold Hossle
Ferdinand Peterson
Harry Thunlap
Henry Schick
A. F. Smith
Robert Honeyman
Fords
Ho E. Greenwood
Vernon Johnson
Comer Funeral Home
Emerson Ceiglary
Deerout Mather
Vast Missouri river history described by Vestal in Big Muddy piece
The article chronicles the Missouri River from its muddy beginnings in Mills County to its far reaching course through the Dakotas and Montana. It blends natural changes and human history, noting Indigenous origins, early exploration by Marquette and Bourgmond, 19th century steamboat traffic, and cultural exchanges. It highlights flood dynamics, river restlessness, and Vestal’s portrait of Missouri’s influence on settlement, trade, and defense of western expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mills County
Mille County
Milla Countlans
Great Lake
Mr. Vestal
George Fitch
Father Marquette
Mississippi
Missouri
Etienne Veniard de Bourgmond
Platte
Mills County
Great Plains
Custer
Grant Marsh
Far West
Big Horn
Dig Horn
Wyoming
Vestal
la Salle
Marquette Brat
Veetal
Dan‘l Boone
Ft. Peck
Mills
Walconste Bluffs
Emotions Tied to Temperature Differences Reported
Drs Bela Mittlemann and H G Wolff of New York and Cornell medical school report at a temperature symposium that strong emotions such as anger can cool the Angers. Temperature differences exceeding 12 degrees Celsius (21.8 F) were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voldvingere
Bela Mittlemann
H. G. Wolff
New York Hospital
Cornell University Medical School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iva Patterson
Council Bluffa
Delbert Sutton
H. F. Cheney
Wales School
George Botton
Cornel Bluffs
George Ginger
Will Mart
Mrs. Lang
Mr Tate
Murcarst Grayson
Uy Munday
Guentse Bir
Starry Porter
H. J. Greyson
Gid Miee Sue Draynon
Low Angeles
Linten Edie
Heber Springs
Ark
Harry Kelley
Ann
Eureka Springs
Scott Eale
Edie
Robert Wenstrand
Hahy Phillip
H. L. Sowers
Mark Todd
J. F. Todd
Nebraska City
Warne Ellie Co. M. l/c
Pacific
HW. Ll. Bowers
Ben Wenstrand
Jim
Essex
F. A. Larson
E. J. van Westen
Glen Ashby
Grant
Sewers
William Cramer
Kingman
Anna
W. H. Cramer
Janice Greenwood
Omaha Frisday
Don Cramer
Fred Hurnep
Mainehead
Kai
Red Oak Hospital
Elam Ord Jr
Ord
Herman Knop
Vanda
Lola
Fred Smardo
Puello
Cols
Emerson Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Amelia Belle Barns
Eugene Lang
John Barns
Okinawa
Big
Ioa x SA
Lorentie
Independence
John Brown
Missour
Kansas
Madison
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Loutalana
Bloedel
DRS
Kline
Hoyeny
Ginet
Itsings & Nalaon Diag Setae Neutenance
East Hovee
D. M. Kilne
J. A. Kilne
C. P. Hamilton
Terror
Glenwood, Iowa
U. Parsons, M. D
Reddy Kilowatt
Heddy
OWA Power & Light
Egort
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