Emerson Batts to Save Stamps for Emerson Baptist Church
The M and A Society of Emerson Baptist Church joins the Gold Bond Group Plan to obtain items for a new church. Good Red Crime stamps from Gooc feed products can be exchanged for Gold Bond stamps to speed the project. Contact Mrs Ray Huntsman, chairman, Emerson, phone 24 728, to donate stamps and thanks are offered for last month’s contributions.
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Emerson Batts
M and A
Emerson Baptist Church
Ray Huntsman
Emerson
Ady
Regular School Election Notice for Hastings Iowa 1965
Notice to qualified electors of Nishna Valley District Mills and Montgomery counties that the regular election will be held September 13 1965 with polls from 12 noon to 7 pm at Henderson Center Booster Station Hastings Community Emerson Town Hall Strahan Center. A three year Director No 3 term and a six year at large Mills County Board of Education term will be elected. Lois Clites secretary.
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Nishna Valley
Hastings
Iowa
Mills
Montgomery
Henderson Center
Booster Station
Emerson Town Hall
Strahan Center
Kenneth D. Grindie
Mills County Board of Education
Emerson Baptists Plan Attendance Promotion Project
Members and friends of the First Baptist Church of Emerson plan a Sunday outreach titled Operation MOM Mind Over Mattress to boost attendance. The plan spans three phases to ensure all absentees are contacted and seats filled, with emphasis on punctual arrival and collective effort.
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First Baptist Church of
Emerson
Mattrass
Lms
Green Ballain Vows Aug 26 in Hastings Nebraska
Miss Carol Lee Green and Thomas Edward Ballain united in marriage at Hastings Nebraska on August 24. The bride's mother is Mrs. Moelwu Gromi of Hastings and the groom is son of Clyde Ballain and the late Mrs. Ballain of Champion Hill area. The bride is a graduate of Flusting High School and Whererney State College. the groom attended the University of Nebraska and Kearney State, teaching English at Casimir Junior High this year. Many recall the Ballain family from Champion Hill. Later, Judith Morris graduates as nurse at Nebraska Methodist hospital.
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Carol Lee Green
Thomas Dward Tialitin
Hastings
Nehr
Moelwu
Gromi
Clyde Paalain
Grand Island
Flustings High School
Whererney State College
Ballain
University of Nebraska
Kearney State
Grand Island High
Casimir Junior High
Forrance
Culi
Champion Hill
Clyde
Tra Ballain
Ju Morris
Judith Morris
Emerson
Nebraska Methodist Hospital Aehool of Nursing
Annie
First Methodist Church
Omaha
Alvin H. Glark
St. Paul Methdist Church
John W. Mbawnbrook
Judith
Mra
Bert Morris
Jene
S. Wayde Spicer
Harold Cooper
Grace
Beona Dixon
Gola Wilbur
Virgil Morris
George Ifynt
Grace Bowen
Diane
Methodist and Baptist Church Activities Report
Henry Brown and Robert Grayson lead Methodist lay and Sunday School at 10 a m. Morning Worship at 11 a m. Men’s Retreat at Aldersgate September 11-12 with Bishop Thos. Richard B. P. Person pastors First Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10 a m. Operation MOM aims to defeat vanity. Communion meditation titled Jesus Prayer Garment. Wednesday BYE at 7 23 0 p m. Junior choir program 7 30 p m. Senior choir practice at 4 p m.
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THE
Methodist Church
Henry Brown
Robert, Grayson
Myat Oy
WSS
Aldersgate
Thos
First Baptist Churcit
Richard BP
Morning Worship At Champion Hill Church
Pastor Glenn Kellenbarger led morning worship at Champion Hill Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 11 a.m. Numerous locals attended dinners and visits at area homes including Mrs. Margaret Grayson and Mrs. Sue, with extended family from Pickering Missouri and Tuoqllins Missouri. Several families and friends spent weekends at lakes and camps, with trips to Moorehead and Audubon for reunions and visits.
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Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
Noel DeKalb
Glenn Kellenbarger
Margaret Grayson
Sue
Harry Porter
Fenderson
George Curtis Sr
Cecil Judd
M. B. Judd
Pickering
Wilmer Sharr
Tuoqllins
Bud Curtis
LeRoy Johnson
Ywin Lakes
Bob
Gibert Carlson
Moorehead
Local Visitors Call On Area Residents
Armstrong Missouri visitors Mr and Mrs Homer Sellers stayed with Mrs Tyanstitt and Mr and Mrs Harkin Bierbatuing and son in Leon Robbins home. Pam McClain family of Wakefield Nebraska visited Martin Von Fecht at his home. Owen Macgarty of Council visited his mother Mrs B Gibson Sunday. Robert Pisher of Weston and Don Harland family of Maryville Missouri visited A D Morning Home. Lawrence Schipper of Malvern bought ridge property Saturday. Harry Smith and children from Pratt Iowa visited Mrs Thelias Titanic Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Homer Black returned from Kansas City after weeks with her daughter.
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W.R.C
Golden Davis
Roy Davis
Buffalo
Golden
Stanley Johnson
Wales
Homer
Harry Mensen
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Bilie Moore
Walnut
Willie Huntsman
M Clord McNowell
Pelican Rapids
Minn
Homer Sellers
Armstrong
Hive
Ters
Tyanstit
Harkin Bierbatuing
Akirne
Simaedity
Leon Robbins
Pam McClain
Wakefield
Nelir
Martin von Fecht
Ownen Macgarty
Council
B. Gibson Sand
Masonic Rites for Roy Davis
Funeral services were held for Roy Vitvis Davis, a former Emerson resident, at a Masonic service with Rev. Richard Pere son officiating. Pallbearers were Masons. burial was in the Minersun cemetery. Davis, born February 40 1897 in Wheat Net h, died August 26 in Buffalo, Missouri, married Delt M. Hutchens on March 5 1910, and was active in First Baptist Church and Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife Della, four sons, two daughters, a sister, 21 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren.
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Roy Vitvis
Richard Pereson
Mra
Ivan Durbin
Edward Greenwood
Minersun Cemetery
Roy W. Davis
Tweat
Neth
Robert L
Eiiza June Fenderson Davis
Masonic Lodge
Everton
Della
Butlato
Golden
Mmersen
Roy
Oakland
Edwin
Bhur
Nehy
Non
Leavenworth
Kan
Solores Petersen
Bullalo
Della Marie Weeks
Trouston
Tex
Marris Mudberry
Clinton
Grandéhildren
Emerson Set for Annual Fall Festival
Emerson gears up for its two day Fall Festival with a Friday 6 p.m. float parade and a water fight on Highway 34 at 9 p.m. The Saturday lineup features a 9 a.m. Tractor Pull, a free pancake feed at 11:30 a.m., afternoon contests and a 6 p.m. barbecue. The parade theme is Century of M Progress with floats in construction behind closed doors. Tickets can be obtained from Gordon Heall, festival financial chairman.
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Emerson
Bass Memorial Field
Horse Shoe Saddle Club
Emerson Firemen
Highway 34
Gordon Heall
Ovee
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