Corn judging results list top yellow corn winners
That Will Be Enough. of That Yellow corn with Alfred Scott, Merle Bevern, and Merle Hevyorn noted. Single ear yellow corn awarded to Merle Hevyorn. Tall corn entries led by Wy UW, Gillen Ist, and Elton Gillen 2nd.
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Alfred Scott
Merle Bevern
Merle Hevyorn
Wy UW
Gillen
Elton Gillen
News of Emerson Community and Activities
Emerson items of interest cover community welfare and local Emersonians activities. This department highlights Emerson and surrounding civic events.
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Emerson
Emerson Woman's Club meeting features guest talk from New Zealand
The Emerson Woman's Club met Tuesday September 6 at Mrs. I N Cheney’s home with 33 members and guests including Mrs. Margaret Blyth Honeyman Sinclair of New Zealand who spoke on her country. The meeting marked the club’s 16th year with program items led by K A Evans and a talk on art changes. Refreshments were served. two members were ill.
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Emerson Woman's Club
I. N. Cheney
Chas, Carson
Jas. Durbin
G. W. Hareld
Nannie B. Port
Mae Tollinger
Thelma Mank
Emerson Woman’s Club
K. A. Evans
Mra. K
New Zealand
Gaux
California
Margaret Iyth Honeyman Sinclair
Newerland
Harriette G. McCullough
Iowa
Des Moines
cCullowgh
Clarence Barns
D . Goss
D. C. Coppage
F. McSkimming
Mabel Ampbell
BH. F. Bradley
J. F. Durbin
World Congress report by Miss Amens at Baptist church
Miss Mary Amens will present a report at 10 a m Sunday on the World Congress she attended in Atlanta this summer at the Baptist church. Red Oak residents Mr and Mrs D C Coppage hosted dinner Saturday evening. Various local families visited relatives, attended events, or traveled to nearby towns, including Council Bluffs and Omaha, with weddings, bank work, and club meetings noted.
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Mary Amens
Baptist Church
Baptist World Congress
Atlanta
Paul Carlstedt
George Ginger
Ginger
Clarmont
Friendship Club
Ward Thrapp
Jack Ronk
Des Moines
Oscar Webb
Kenneth Webb
Red Oak
Wilbur Morrison
Carl Toddlehen
Harvey Hascall
Women's Relief Corp
Greenfield
Pearl E. McLain
First National Bank
George Jones
Elmer Larson
Council Bluffs
Helen Jenkins
Dave Jenkins
California
H. ©. Knight
Helen
Dessa Cole
Murphy
Byron Bradley
Harold Jacobsen
Jean Slaybaugh
Dundee Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Jacobsen
Bradley
E. E. Cote
Helen Honeyman
Agnes Baker
Margaret of
Ayors
Last Rites Held for Rev Edie in Baptist Church
Funeral services were held at the Baptist church for Rev. Isaiah Roberts Edie with Rev. J. F. Bullen in charge. Survivors include his wife Loretta Edie and son Ray of Emerson and several siblings. The obituary notes his birth on January 28, 1853 in Fincastle Ohio and death September 4 in Emergon Iowa at age 86.
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the Baptist Church
Isaiah Roberts Edie
J. F. Bulle
Ephriam Edie
Charles Edie
Alfred Scott
Alfred Imes
Kenneth Edie
Ralph Edie
I. N. Cheney
Ola Farris
W. H. Cramer
C. D. Greenwood
Laura M. Post
Thev
Isaiah Troberts Edie
Fincastle
Brown County
Ohio
Emergon
Emerson
Southwestern Normal College
Shenandoah
Tabor College
Tabor
Burlington Business College
Burlington
Loretta Bowman
Catoosa
Indian Territory
Evangelical Church
United Brethren Church
Edie
United States
Loretta Edie
Ray
Taghelle Howen
Craig, Neb
Minerva Bushnell
Los Angeles
Cal
Jane B. Ewing
Ims
John
Hastings
Harvey
Marcaline
Scott
Alpheus Gustin
Afton
Emerson Schools News Highlights Freshman Party and Play
The Emerson schools section notes a Friday party honoring freshmen, while juniors under Frank J. Shaw rehearse the play Back Again Home Town to be performed October 6. It lists student officers for each class, a girls' glee club, and several social visits and local happenings around town.
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Frank J. Shaw
Roy Davis
Pegey Sprow
Darlene Butehar
Merle Cox
Ruth Cofer
Bob King
Franklin Gravitt
Corry Edie
Mary Bass
Marsh Reynolds
Ralph Patrick
Catherine Baldwin
Allene Reawell
Marlin Bishop
Misa Stubbs
Bol Evans
Lloyd Wicks
Marian Hamel
Maxine Davis
Festival Highlights and Vikings Triumph at County Fair
Festival featured two bands and large crowds in Emmerson with exhibits from 4-H and Red Oak marching band. Friday plowed soil loss films and Wayne Choate address. Saturday saw Vikings defeat Gasner 8-4 while Wales trounced Henderson 27-11. Awards list numerous contests across crafts, livestock, and baking, reflecting a lively community showcase.
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Mis County
Red Oak
Ted
Emerson
I 8
Department of Agriculture
Wayne D. Choate
Glenwood
Gaasser
Stanton Vikings
Gasner
Arason
Casvera
Vikings
Neroggs
Me~ Masters
Olsen
Wales
Henderson
Jack Pickrel
Oaks Community
Champion Hill Visits and Local Personal Notes
Frank Lane of Yankee visited last week with his daughter Mrs Glenn Kellenbarger and family Mr and Mrs Harald Cooper and Wilma Cooper joined Victor Danielson and Merle of Essex at Lincoln state fair last Wednesday. Florence and Lawrence Hat and Velma McLain returned Saturday from two week visit in Waverly C Mrs Howard Dolph of Strahan visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs June Mum Rev Samuel Lee will be a candidate at the church Sunday morning. A good attendance is desired to hear him.
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Clarence Hassle
Alquist
Red Oak
West
L. W. Rowley
Eleanor
Pasadena
Cal
Eleanor Rowley
Thayer Brucker
Los Angeles
Miss Rowley
E. B. Birdsall
Margaret Grayson
Beulah
Harry Portar
Tom Houser
Louisiana
Eliza Hossle
C. E. Graves
Walter Ripley
Fort Morgan
Colo
L. E. Ripley
Graves
Lawrence Rice
Shirley
Bearly
Ganford
Tex
Mra. Rice
J. B. Palmar
Mr. Rice
Mira
Agnes Baker
Margaret
Wayne
Neb
E. E. Cole
Lawrence
Florence Hat Reid
Velma McLain
Ft. Madison
Keokuk
Lincoln’s Monument
Springfield
Iowa
Ohio
Teddy Wella
Huddle
Chillicothe
Afra
Art Billa
Rona MeIntyre
Kirkwood
Pred Bragow
Connell Bluda
Mr. and
My. K
Frank Lane
Yankee
Glenn Kellenbarger
Harald. Cooper
Wilma Cooper
Victor Danielson
Merle
Essex
Lincoln
Florence
Lawrence Hatfelt
Waverly
Howard Dolph
Strahan
June Mum
Samuel Lee
Weekend visits and local notices in Wesley Chapel
Weekend activities include Wesley Chapel residents visiting relatives in Ida nnola and Ames plus trips to Tainnola and Jenning s. Notable items mention commercial student Lawrence Pickel freshman class, Joyce Nesbit starting work near Simon, Evelyn Latehaw on vacation from Mercy hospital, band trip to Ames, dental extraction for Mrs. Wilson, and Trev K Nesbit leaving for the Methodist conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Pickel
Jeanette Lidder
Idinnola
Ward Pickel
Ta- Ainnola
Jeanette
Lawrence
Rev
Evelyn Latehaw
Mercy Hospital
Cornell
Clinton Parker Jr
Ames
Ellaabeth
Taey Wilson
Hetty Plumb
Donald
Kenneth
Dwight Parker
Claude Wilson
Oaratha
Sindsay
Mt Vernon Birthday Surprise At Charles Wilson Party
A Mt Vernon group gathered Sunday evening to honor Charles Wilson with a pot luck birthday supper. Friends and relatives listed include the Bowers Hower Bass Cunningham Seeger and Wilson households among others. Messages mention travel to North Platte and Coin for visits and a Mayo Clinic reference to a surgery, with several relatives noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Jim
W. A. Bower
Ralph Hower
Barbara Jean
Paul Seeger
Marshall Cunningham
Louis Bass
Austin Bass
Roy Caudell
Martin Cunningham
Intriguing Iowa Clippings Mention Burglar Alarm Floods and Fish
Local items report a house with missing entries and $20 cash value, a burglar alarm in Elena sounding during a Sunday, and a flooded office when a water heater burst at Wil Mant Miller's bank area. George Strong and his sister visited after five years, trout being praised, and a barberish tale of a barracuda at the Oregon coast. The Raglan Apple Growers race to finish a new packing plant ends with a roofed basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dim Parris
Dyeravihly
Jett
Elena
Wil- Mant Miller
Georgy Strong
Davenport
John Ivey
LaMars
Anglora Lave Lang
Strawberry Point
Delmare Dabbit
Leon Morrison
Creston
Morrison
Omaha
Nebraska
Anna Squires
Clarinda
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Raglan Apple Growers Association
Harrison County
Autisteo
Nature
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Eve
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Leslie Kellenbar
Genoa
Rueben Anderson
R. L. Fields
J. A. Thorson
H.l Thorson
Esther Peterson
Jimmie Martin
Tyesy
L. H. Ripley
William
Allen Rowe
Mildred Anderson
Omahe
Howard Morrigan
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Cumberland
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James Enorl Reid
Heno
New
Guy Clarke
Emma McMullen
Herb Geopfarth
Kansas City
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Ney
H. C. Houghton
J. R. Suman
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H. L. Kellenbarger
Arthur Mille
Mt. Pleasant
Loretta Simmons
Art Jenkins
Emerson Schools
E. R. Nirdsall
Lewis
Indianola
Simpson College
Jim Crawford
Elizabeth Crawford
Grace Crawford
Mary Crawford
Gardner Crawford
Charles Crawford
Frank Gronert
Crawford
Crest
J. N. Cheney
Fairfield
Kathleen
Iva Patterson
Lake Okoboji
Newt Holmes
Clara Dunn
J. E. Waymira
Oldham
North Grove
C. L. Ballain
Dean McLuin
Max Shook
Loren James
A. L. Grayson
W. H. Gillen
Wales-Lincoln
Paul Jones
Dale Reed
Dean Boswell
Betty McGinnis
Joan Travis
Sandiland
McClary
Janice Greenwood
Marylin Cranwall
Billy Cox
Wilma May Shapcott
L. E. Brammeler
Jack Evans
Clif
Harvie Douglas
Ed Bikins
J. F. Anery
Edna Grayson
Otis Butcher
Gail Steiner
Everett Hogzett
Ed Farris
Lila Mae Joney
Chas, Shaw
Mary B. Gibson
J. EB. Anderson
Frank Lindor
J. Jones
Juaste Genoud
Ivan Durbin
Mary Turner
Na Schilling
Harold Cooper
May Dianey
A. F Buith
ML. Grayson
Harvie Boyglae
Altrad Bratt
Henry Meyer
Key Douglas
Wesley Chapel
MT. Vernon
Jennie Hixson
Robert Stroud
Leland
Clifford Hixson
North Platte
Davis Halden
Clarence Hickman
Richard Dean
Joan Hickman
Chas. Parks
Murdo
Louis Hass
M. Wilson
Louis Boyles
Pacific Junction
L. G. Hopter
Elaine Andrews
Robert Harria
Auburn
Seeger
Misa
Roberta Mader
Balgkar
Becurah
Say
Mayo Chinks
Uncle Zeblez
Malvern
Gearhart Lumber Co
Campbell
Orson Welles
B Campbell