Armistice Day Program Delayed Parade Inspires Gymnasium Tribute
A cold icy day cancelled the Armistice Day parade but a full gym audience enjoyed a rich program. Highlights included the high school band America prayer by Rev Ripley welcome by Mayor Cramer student songs and flag drills. Evening supper raised thanks to the Legion Auxiliary and speakers spoke of peace and memories from World War I.
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America
L. E. Ripley
W. H. Cramer
Ameri'a Toom
J. F. Stille
Sone
Aledge
Miss Tixon
Maxine Shaw
Frank Oxievie
Stars and Stripes
Jean Coppare
Stuth Cheney
Frank J. Shaw
Danny Borreading
Martenia Johnston
Mins Coppage
Roland Baas
Legion
Fife and Drum Corps
Mia
EB. Ripley
Frank Oglevie
Clark Monard
Sidney American Legion
Franca
Howard
J. F. Stile
American Legion and Auxiliary
Emerson Wins Trio as Town Team Beats Hastings
Emerson opened the season by winning three straight basketball games at the ESMINIUM. They defeated Hastings in three contests by scores 23 to 25, 39 to 7, and 44 to 5. Coach Clyde Ridenour led the team this year.
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Emerson
Esmnasium
Hastings
Clyde &, Ridenour
Memorial Service Called by Emerson Women’s Corps No. 214
The Emerson Women’s Belief Corps No. 214 Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic will meet Saturday afternoon Nov 19 with initiation and a pot luck luncheon after. Memorial services for Comrade Jack McCarty will be given and attendance is urged. Several local members and visitors are noted in updates on travel and health.
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Emerson Women's Belief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Jack McCarty
Ray
L. D. Thom 4A
John Rainbow
Heevin Sowers
George Evang
Ilinois
Grace Edmondson
Macedonia
Jud Coppack
Paul Klyser
Gal Kiger
Dare Wit Cova
Emerson Pioneer James McMullin Dies After Long Illness
James William McMullin, 65, longtime Emerson resident and miller by trade, died at his home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Masonic lodge honors and a large turnout. Surviving are his wife Emma Louise, daughter Beryl Geopfert, three grandchildren, two sisters, and several in laws and friends.
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Will McMullin
Mills County
Moneer
Emerson
Baptist Church
J. F. Stille
I. N. Cheney
W. i. Cramer
H. C. Hicks
McMartin
Rolf Telt
James William McMurttin
Oquawka
Til
Iowa
Hastings
Emma Louise
Brown
Vesta Steen
Beryl Geopfarth
Humanity
Order of the Eastern Star
Hte
Mra. Bery
Geopfarth
Spring Valley
Billy Steen
Herbert Mac
Lewis Geopfarth
Clara Pratt
Red Oak
Ida Ruby
Orleans
Nebr
Ruphie Salmons
Myrtle Fries
Omaha
Flay Young
Strahan
Hig
Gladys Selby
Maud Darling Edmondson
Hazel Riggle
Orval Oxford
Lenora ‘Simmons
G. W
Carson
Hazel Riggio
O. L. Harbor
Luella
Billie
Hame
Plattsburg
Harhor
R. L. South
Nebraska
Wash Nelson
Maseng
Nels James
Walter Coppock
Kilser
Modale
Pioneer builds mobile shop for trip to Tucson health
George W. Henderson, master mechanic, showcases a complete shop on a Chevrolet chassis built for travel to Tucson to improve health. The mobile shop includes a power punch and drill, turning lathe, gas engine, radio, and sleeping space, enabling on road work for garages along the way. Local notes report township elections, social visits, and plans for union Thanksgiving services at the M E church.
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George W. Wilson
Henderson
Tucson
Attz
Wilson
Henderson Wins Two From Hastings In Openers
Henderson high school opened with a pair of wins over Hastings. The boys triumphed 31 to 26 while the girls won 26 to 6. Wilkinson led Henderson in scoring with a noted tally as the team prepares for Thursday match against Wales in Henderson.
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Henderson High School
Hastings
Henderson
Wilkinson
Wales
Plans to Drive to Fair Peak in Beacon City Appeal
The article notes many plan to drive to the World's Fair in Chicago, with Beacon City offering a convenient route via Lincoln Highway and Illinois Central suburban railway. It suggests residents may stay near the fair, parking under supervision day and night, while daily trips run from Beacon City to the fair.
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Chicago
Beacon City
Illinois Central Suburban Railway
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Long Beach
Shipman
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Relat
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Sherman Archer
M. D. Lang Ani
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C. W. Hatfield
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Drake University
Grace
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Jeanette Carson
Inmanuel Hospital
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Minnie Whister
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Lester Shook
Bobbie Evens
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Anderson Township
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Harry Daugherty
Walter Casson and Sons
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Clyde, Gravett
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Champ Larover
Hazel Jenkins
Triplett School
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C. H. Anlek
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Paul
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Margaret Harbor
Miz
Elwyn Galloway
Syieak Wright
Harold Moore
Otts Farerington
M. E. Church
M. E
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de Shenton
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Ira Richards
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