Store Stamp System Details and Prices
Five prices listed as five dollars ten dollars ten dollars twenty dollars thirty dollars. Each Store stamps its ticket and tickets become void if not stamped by the member store.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1961
Page
4
Malvern Christmas Trade Promotion Plans Free Script Cash
A vast Trade Promotion invites Malvern shoppers to share profits and receive extra value. Each Saturday through Christmas, $75 in Script Cash will be distributed to customers who shop in Malvern. All shoppers have an equal chance to receive free cash alongside reliable merchandise. Stores promise friendly service, full value, and competitive pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Malvern Commercial Club
Emerson Auxiliary Plans Bake Sale and Activities
The Emerson Legion Auxiliary met November 10 at the Legion hall with good attendance. Officers noted 1100 smali poonies ordered, membership quota for 95, and a $14 hospital gifts share. A bake sale is set for November 18 with undecided location. Junior Auxiliary officers and cookie decorating plans were announced, plus visits and social activities noted involving local families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Donald Eastwood
Edward Greenwood
Greenwood
W. H. Cramer
Veteran's Hospital
Quentin Johnson
Henry Burmeister
Harvey Smith
Sam Garnett
Duane Winters
Emerson News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Socials
Supt and Mrs Fred Ashley and family moved Saturday from Mrs Wilma Coy's property to the Doyle Huntsman property on west hill. The Business People's supper was prepared and served Thursday night. The next supper and meeting will be the first Thursday night in December. Mrs Mary Shoop entertained Mrs Wm Olson Mrs Frank Calta and Mrs Harry Dewey from Omaha for lunch Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ashley
Wilma Coy
Doyle Huntsman
West Hill
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Shoop
Wm. Olson
Frank Calta
Harry Dewey
Omaha
Emerson Couple Mark Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs D H Pickrel celebrated their 60th anniversary with Sunday visits from relatives including Raymond Pickrel of Kimbolton Dorothy phone from San Diego and spoke to each guest, with further gatherings by Mrs Lida Moore and Clara Huntsman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
D. H. Pickrel
Raymond Pickrel
Kimbalton
John Humphrey
Charlotte Ann
Ezira
Esther Mellenbarger
Red Oak
Ellery Pickrel
Denny
Dorothy
San Diego
Calif
L. Baliain
Imogene
Winnie Gamble
Busy Emerson WSCS meeting details and local notices
The Emerson Woman's Society of Christian Service met November 8 at the church with Mra Clyde Patton presiding. Devotions by Miss Grace Dixon on the Light of the World followed by program notes on Christian Unity United Nations and World Council of Churches. Thanksgiving gifts sent to UNICEF and Esther Hall. Several circles met with various members. A daughter Sandra Kay born to Mr and Mrs Robert Hassle at Red Oak hospital. Local church schedules and visiting guest reports follow including Emerson First Baptist and Emerson Methodist. Numerous social visits and community notices across Red Oak area. Snow observed first of season. many neighbors hosting dinners and hosting guests. American Legion to meet next Monday. multiple family birthdays and gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Clyde Patton
Cecille Wax
Grace Dixon
Christ
John Parker
Christian Unity
United Nations
World Council of Churches
Dean Fender
Mra
Roberta Kellenbarger
Lenora
Martha Circle
Quentin Johnson
Esther
Ray Fields
Rutha Circle
Delbert Eastwood
Naomi Circle
Willi Grant
Frank Porter
William Shepard
Willis Grant
Y. R. Johnson
George Bass
Jack Keats
Erma Allen
Edith Warren
Bob Stille
Robert Hassle
Sandra Kay
Red Oak Hospital
Robert Good
Richard
Emerson Methodist Church
Howard Bishop
Dover
Dela
Heber Hillyer
Ralph Good
Ronnie
R. B. Good
Hebe L. Edie
Omaha
David
John Petrauskas
Harvey B. Smith
Red Oak
Elizabeth Schmid
Larry Briggs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commercial Club
Emerson Auxiliary
Max Bullington
Emerson Cafe
Arthur Nims
Alta Shoop
C. L. Ballain
D. H. Pickre
Emerson Junior Auxiliary
Cynthia V P
Cynthia Lang
Vickie Small
Margaret Grayson
Dana Ogievie
Darrens Sandquint
Kathy Lewis
Ross Bryant
Tom Brown
Davenport
Carolyn Ann
Fred Brown
H. L. Sowers
Canasta Club
Emerson News
E. T. Sawyers
Tank Wagon Service
Pace Oil CO
Emerson
Ira Bell
Fred Huntsman
Keith Moore
Des Moines
Willie Huntsman
Lida Moore
Billy Moore
Oscar Webb
Town City
Marshall Domain
Webb
Terry Joe
Alvin
Car Phelps
Glenwood
Emerson Wscs
Emerson First Baptist Church
Oick Person
Hubert Good
Nishna Cottage
the Oaks
Margie Hampton
A. Decker
Alvin Decker
Connie
Joyce
Gwenda Decker
Kenneth Hall
Don Hall
Eldon Selby
Allan Selby
Jim Mason
Sharon McCray
Lincoln
Nebr
Albert Winstone
Honey Pears
Corning
Don McFarland
Frank McFarland
Kansas City
Irene McWarland
Dale. Lewis
Yilliama
Lylé Hudson
Dean Hudson
Charles Davis
Lester Briggs
Golden Davis
Marlin Allen
Ed Malakeit
Virgil Potter
Iowa
Myron Ballain
Mabel Ward
George Jones
M. D. Lang
Marlin Westenburg
Harold Hicks
Leonard Gray
H. E. Gole
Samba Club
Glenn Ashby
Clyde Rhoads
Minnie Whisler
Kent Schick
Tone Schick
Carter Orchard
Glenwood East
Hiways
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