Emerson C. of C Yale Decorations Kids Party
Emerson Chamber of Commerce met Thursday November 12 at the Legion hall with good attendance. They discussed furnishing Christmas treats for townspeople’s youngsters and planned contacting other organizations to help fund the project along Main Street decorations ready to light after Thanksgiving.
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Emerson Chamber of Commercce
Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Long Main
Church Calendar and Local News Briefs
Emerson MRS. E and 28 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH announce Sunday School at 10 a m Missionary Sunday worship 11 a m Hour of Power 7 30 p m Wednesday Union Thanksgiving Eve Service at Oaks Community Church. METHODIST CHURCH Ralph Russell pastor LaVerne Carson supt Sunday School 10 a m Worship 11 05 a m Senior MYF 6 p m Wednesday Union Thanksgiving Service at Oaks church. CHAMPION ROSE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Noel DeKalb pastor Glenn Hellenbarger supt Worship 8 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m American Legion met Monday for supper at 7 and meeting at 8 Mrs Nels Larson moved to Colonial Oaks Home Red Oak Saturday.
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Joe Hoover
Glenwood
Myrtle Walker
Beverly Mitchell
Dean Mitchell
Council Bluffs
Lottie Thrapp
Colonial Oaks Alps
Red Oak
Marcia Ballain Kelison
Champion Hill
Lee Weitzel
Coburg
Stan, Krisinger
Baby
Griswold
Bertha Kellenbarger
L. C. Bullington
First Baptist Church
Richard F. Person
the Oaks
the Methodist Church
Ralph Russell
LaVerne Carson
the Oaks Church
Champion Rose Presbyterian Church
Noel DeKalb
Glenn Hellenbarger
American Legion
Nels Larson
Colonial Oaks
Richard Morgan
Mound City
Arthur Johnson
Papillion
Nebr
Margaret Grayson
Sun
Vernon Johnson
Quentin Johnson
David
Des Moines
Ifr
Homer Connell
Francis Gilleland
Elliott
Gary Shelley
Loveland
Colo
Gary
Otha Lewis
Russell Cady
Cady
B. R. Bridge
Bob Sehremser
Vicker's
Ted Parsons
Ward Coy
Howard Palmquist
Stanton
S.W. Rice
Opal Felt
Lester Briggs
Bellevue
Charles Davis
Omaha
Golden Davis
Edwin Grayson
Tha Dunn Farm
Wax
E. EB. Berryhill
Gresham
Mra
Earl Bishop
B.E. Cole
Heter Hillyer
Hoss Bryant
Floyd Hillyer
Carl Phelps
Charles Lakin
Gerald Bower
Malvern
Lincoln
Lakinwae
Jack Pace
Lincoln Country Club
Shower for Fiance of Bob Winders
In Emerson Iowa the Methodist church basement was transformed into a hospital sun room for a bridal shower honoring Sharon Lutzen of Iowa City who will wed Rob Winders in December. Nurses Franette Greenwood and Phyllis Moody led guests at a reception desk while Linda Luizen introduced Sharon and her sister. The entertainment skit and a red white luncheon completed the event with gifts for the couple.
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Emerson
Franette Greenwood
Phyllis Moody
Sharon Lutzen
Towa City
Miss Lutzen
Rob Winders
Robert Winders
Bob
Iowa City
Sharon
Jan Luizen
Des Moines
Grace
Leona Dixon
Emerson Auxiliary Hears District President at Legion Hall
The Emerson American Legion Auxiliary met November 12 at 2 p.m. Eleven officers answered roll call. An eventful afternoon included a talk by District President Mrs. Carl Mattson, a note on National Conven tion highlights from Dallas, and a gift exchange planned for December. New members were introduced and guests from Stan ton attended.
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Emerson American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Horace Greenwood
Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Knoxville Hospital
Ek. E. Cole
Glenwood State School
Joan Thorson
Cecil Jenkins
S&s BR. Grinstead
Stanton
Carl Mattson
Lewis
Mattson
Dallas
Tex
Vernon John~ Son
George Jones
Winnie Gamble
M. D. Lang
Chmn
Erma Allen
Melville Moody
Ross Sandquist
Junior Auxiliary Members Learn Octopus Craft for Glenwood State School
The Junior Auxiliary met at the Old Keystone school house with Mrs. EB Cole hosting. They practiced making octopuses for Glenwood State School while counting coffee slips and continuing fund collection. After school, Mrs. Cole and others guided the girls as they worked on the project.
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Keystone
EB. E. Cole Mondry
8. R. Grinstead
Fred Holin
Cole
Glenwood
Pamela Westenburg
Connie Edie
Busy WSCS Meeting Charts Cards and Charity Plans
Miriam Cirele leads the WSCS meeting on November 11 with Mrs. Burmeister for the booster station. Members display Christmas cards and wrapping, vote to send a gift to the Pakistan district missionary, plan a bake gala with MYF, and sign guest cards. Several prayer segments and routine business are noted amidVeterans Day observances and community projects.
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Miriam Cirele
WSCS
Mra
H. Burmeister
Cirele Chinn
John Simpson
Chela
Harold Sowers
Dist
Pakistan
MYF
Dinos
Sunshine Mind
Carnation
Nolw Larson
Okelo
Tohn Simpson
Fay Tynan
Nuitylag
He Hontai
Torao
Work Center Concept Aims to Boost Iowa Power Service
Iowa Power announces six self contained Work Centers to boost service for over 270 000 customers in 27 central and southwest counties. First center near Council Bluffs to begin construction next year with more servicemen and units than ever before. Centers coordinate people materials tools and equipment to back frontline crews for emergencies and routine maintenance.
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Iowa Power
Council Bluffs
Cus
Town Power
Work Center Method Streamlines Iowa Power Service
The Work Center operation places service people and equipment in optimal locations across a 5000 square mile territory. Centers are chosen for proximity to highways and customer distribution, enabling rapid outage response and steady maintenance. The program aims to deliver reliable, personalized service with trained crews and strong supervision.
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Iowa Power
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