Emerson Social Notices and Community Ties Chronicle
Emerson items list students bound for colleges including Kathleen Cheney Eleanor Cheney Max Whisler at Parsons Fairfield Mary Lewise Taylor Simpson Indianola and James Douglas to Iowa State Ames. staff changes and local moves plus visits, gatherings, and society events reflecting town life and personal milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Eleanor Cheney
Max Whisler
Parsons
Fairfield
Mary Lewise Taylor
Bimpson
Indianola
Bob Hogzelt
Dana
Blair, Neb
Hadley Parker
James Douglas
Iowa State
Ames
Bob Evans
Drake
den Maines
Russell Evans
University of Colorado At
Boulder
Korligs Jordan
Red Oak
Gilbert Carlson
Maryville
Irene Cole
Earlham
Channing McFadon
Minneapolis
Services Held for Harry Heuer in Red Oak
Funeral services took place Monday at Perry Man Funeral Home Red Oak for Harry P Heuer 61 who died by suicide at his home two miles east of town. His wife Lera and son Lansing visited son Eldon in hospital, with coroner reporting long term illness. Heuer born May 65 1889 in West township, married to Lera Feb 22 1911. He served as township trustee since 1924 and on Hawthorne church board. service led by Rev W J Weber. Burial in Red Oak cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perryman Funeral Home
Red Oak
Harry P. Hewer
Clarence Hosare
Ed Confer
Frank Lindner
Leonard Peterson
H. A. Bass
M. B. Harris
Russell Stephenson Jr
Ed Giles
R. V. Stephensonard
Ray Cozad
Lloyd Andrews
Clarence Hossle
Russell Carmichael
Red Oak Cemetery
Armistice Signed In Parlor Car At Compiegne
The armistice ending the World War was signed in a parlor car of Marshal Foch's headquarters train on a railway line through the forest of Compiegne near Senlis about 25 miles north of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Foch
Forest
Compiegne
Senlis
Paris
Birthday dinner honors local champions and families
A family dinner at the home of Dewey and Walter Rishon celebrated birth day anniversaries with many relatives from Omaha Oakland Coburg and Red Oak. Community notes include a Red Oak Ladies Aid picnic last Wednesday reminders for September 11 and visits from Way side Kan Emerson and Nebraska friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Walter Rishon
Rostes
Omaha
Viret Tdddell
Oakland
Carl Anderson
Tom Kirby
Coburg
M. EF. Berriman
Myr
Boyd Bishop
GC. W. Bishop and Family
A. H. Hatfield
Sam Lee
Davin
Red Oak
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Sawyers
East Liberty Picnic Honor for Mrs Hunt at Henderson
East Liberty residents attended a picnic supper at the Clarence Hunt home near Henderson in honor of Mrs Hunt’s upcoming birthday. Fern Maddocks, home from Edmundson Hospital, joined the group with other local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Home
W. H. Maddocka
Joe Mayberry
Clarence Hunt Home
Henderson
Mayberrys Visit Optometrist and Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs J R Mayberry and elder Mrs J A Mayberry visited an optometrist in Council Bluffs Thursday. M M Nelson and Ethel were supper guests Sunday at Cilford Jones home south of Malvern. Betty Barger of Omaha and Francesa Van Horn of Cornell Bluffs vacationed with Clyde Hearger family. Ralph Shaw and daughter Laulra visited Sam Shaw home with Clarence Shannon of Mavure Head. The Templetons and family toured Persia and Gileland home. W H Maddocks and Ralph spent Sunday afternoon in Silver City with Harry Maddocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Beatlee Winchester
W. H. Schick
A. J. Thomas
Davia
Rooma
Bert Combs
Frank Wilson
Red Oak
Glen Bnodgrass
Friendship Club
Ruel Schick
Aileen Graham
Wales
Marylin Jean Jones
Ed Seer
Berkley Peterson
Blair, Neb
Clarence Hogzett
Jab
H. C. Hicks
H. C. Hanley
Breele City
Neb
Jeannette Shook
Fred Joy
Glendale
Ariz
Clarance Barns
Mary Crawford
Ada Ferguson
Cedar Rapids
R. C. Smith
Galesburg
Frances Dalton
Liberty
J. M. Kodel
Oak Park
Kodel
John Carson
Marion Knott
Layvonne Knott
Elaine Soper
Neola
R. L. Grayson
Miles Knott
Gertrude Lang
Alice
Irene Pierson
J. B. Waymire
Underwood
Horn
Hugh Masterson
Iowa City
Nancy Mae
Chas. Greenwood
Karen Kay
Beverly Gwen
Osceata
Russell Ellis
Glenwood
J. L. Evang
Russell
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
N. Y
New York City
Claude Moore
Kenneth Williams
Henderson
Harry Pelser
Wilbur Andrews
J. W. Kenney
St. Louie
Amos Smith
Harvie Douglas
N. Spicer
Red
L. E. Ripley
J. B. Gibaon
Shenandoah
Mary Driver
Des Moines
Homer Good and
Mark Flick
Manhattan
Kan
Chas. Ford
Grace Crawford
Mary
Milton Stephens
Junior Hascall
Charles Lakin
Lester Fredell
Stanton
Frank Porter
Calvin Shapcott
Robert Carlson
Wahoo
Linsey Coons
Macedonia
Clara McDowell
Helen Hascall
Vincent Hascall
Valley
Luther Peters
Ralph Good
Ward Thrapp
Merle Hevern
Paul Warren Smith
St. Louis
4. F. Smith
Harold Hossle
Ansil Brigg
Jones
Elbridge Bhook
Bundey
Chautauqua Park
Darnell Rice
Rena Rice
Banford
Tex
Visi
Orel Gillen
Chas. Crouse
Caroline Rhoads
Minnie Whinsler
F. M. Redmen
C. W. Hatfield
Bill Connell
Council Bluffe
Fritz Sildd
Eva Good
Homer Connell
Mis
Esther Obme
Omaha
F. D. Boodgrasa
Euphie Salmons
Iva Patterson
California
William Owens
Park
Charles Ronk
Milo Schick
Hepburn
Vir
Gu Rank
Marion Coons
Lorimer
George Dey
Utica
Mra
Walter Clttes
Otis Butcher
Deys
Clites
Junior Burge
Nathan Butcher
L. J. Cronwall
Lee Williams
Cronwall
A. J. Davis
Davis
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Vernon Crouse
Hastings
H. C. Knight
Frank Ogievie
Corning
Ray Pilgrim
Fairfield
Pilgrim
Harry Maloney
Mr. Maloney
J. 8. Walker
Detroit
Mich
Misa Deunie Bell
Chariton
Ralph Miller
West
Roscoe Greenwood
Familly
Dew Moines
Red Oak Chautauqua Park
W. H. Gillen
R.L. Grayson
Kathryn Ann
Emergon
Marlon Knott
Lauvonne Knott
Elaine Spaar
R. H. Breese
Roy Kirby
Chas, Bowman
Sam Shaw
Oakland
Nels Olene
Wil Lutz
Marlin Richardson
Ottumwa
Evelyn Lutz
Roy Proctor
Donald Brocker
Doris Weak
Malvarn
Ethel Nelson
J. R. Mayberry and
J. A. Mayberry
Council Bluffa
M. Nelson
Ethel
Cilford Jones
Malvern
Betty Barger
Francesa van Horn
Cornell Bluffs
Clyde Hearger
Ralph Shaw
Laulra
Blencoe
Clarence Shannon
Mavurehead
Vilafiora
Clark ‘Lempleton
Bobby
Kenneth
Darwin
Lyle
Richard
Carole
Darrel
Persia
Gileland
Mre
W. H. Maddocks
Ralph
Silver City
Harry Maddocks
First Concrete House Built In Wisconsin 1844
Joseph Goodrich, a Wisconsin pioneer, hauled cement by wagon from New York to Milton to construct the first architectural concrete building in the United States. Originally a home, it later served as a hotel, warehouse, and printing plant. The cement was imported from Europe as no U.S. production existed until 1872 in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Goodrich
New York
Milton House
Milton
Wis
United States
Europe
Pennsylvania
Monkeys Use Tails to Catch Crabs Along Malay Shores
In Malay colonies, monkeys reach into crab holes with their tails as crabs withdraw. While fishermen fish, the monkeys maneuver tails to lure crabs to the surface. When the crabs emerge, the monkeys strike and seize their prey.
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Rae
Emerson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
M. BD. Lang
M. W. Taylor
Mary B. Gibson
D. A. Edle
E. R. Birdsall
Clarence Barns
Harold Sowers
Rollin Bass
Rollin Bass, Secretary of Students’ Work
Everett Whisler
Girls’ Work
Chas. Carson
Iterature
Elmer Bass
Sota Ieee
Claude Barns
Vernon Johnson
Emerson Chapter No
C. E
Harry Heuer
Farmer
Town Hall
John Parker
Roy Plannagan
Dubuque
Parker
Emerson Unit
G. W. Carlson
F. D. Snodgrass
the Missionary Society
Grayson
Ira Hayes
Robert Johnson Jr
Migs
Sarah Johnson
Murray
Clara McDowall
RT ‘Jenkins
J. C. Bell
Wayside
Harold Cooper
Bertha Kellenbarger
Ward Cooper
Madeline
Dale Shelley
Eugene Click
Harry Heller
Floyd Northrup
Lewis
Lowell Kinnison
Leo Summers
Hdegar Stevenson
Shirley
Marie Summers
J. &. Summers
Nebraska
J. F. Brielley
Frank Sawyera
A. H. Culver
W. F. Andrews
Mary Sawyera
Everett Sawyers
Lizzie Madden
Tabor
East Liberty
Gearhart Lumber
J. U. Parsons
K. E. Hoover
Chev
Tudor
Pontiac
Tudors
Salyers Auto Company
Malvera