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-WMfNEWS OF EMERSONitems at Interest concerning Emerson and Emersonlana, This department is devoted to the welfare of Eiperaon and Its community activities.SCHOOL FACULTY PERSONNEL COMPLETEIteW’tAnnual Dari* Reunion Hrlfl at. Red Oak The l?th annual reunion of the descendants of Mr. and Mrs, 3. R. Davis was held at the Chau-BANQUET GIVEN FOR H. 0. KNIGHTAuxiliary Unit Makes Plans for Fall FestivalThe American Legion Auxiliary met Friday at the home of3 R. Davis was neia ac me v,nau- I honor of H. C. Knight, who-rth? Zn furrier Associa- ' The financial report JorJhepresent. ’ wS ‘wM^hild^rSS urn , MaWT Gibson. Plans wereFollowing the dinner the presi- * . . Bat,tist rburch for the fall festival. A com-dent. Clark Tompkins, took n,C fiS^? irS^m was mlttee was appointed to derate charge of the business meeting. . «AmorH» by the group a float for the parade and it was The minute, ot the l.et meetins 'denacc0 panlod „/Mr,. B. decided to hold . bake .ale theofficers were elected; Clark Tompklna, president; H. L. Kel-lenbarger, vice president; Wilma Cooper, secretary, and Velma McLain, press correspondent.„™ read by the eecretary, ™ “reUrifk't «•»* *r •«, asPearle E. McLain. The following _ c k, o( the dinncr The unit voted to adopt an as--..... r,”k ly SrB.iiSladle. Aid: .•«- t““ * *K “T S S;™., jnr». Bns^ro.o,o'.*». *«. s ~Frederick Larson, accompanied ,bfr* . at ,Communications were read by Channing McFadon; response, birthday anniverBa y. remalnfrom Mrs, Elba Swisher of El- Charles Reed of Clarlnda; intro- Identity and addresllolt. Ed S. McMullen families of duflkm ol pa»t and present olfi- unknown to the un 11.Bliilngs. Mont.; Mr. and Mrs. cerfl Mr H)ckox of Corn,ng; po- nstal Mtlon of ™Earl Saltznian of New llarlford. em8 Mrs. L. j. cronwull and Mrs John Parkerla.; the Milo Pratt family of Cor- dflllghter Marylin; solo. R. B. ^airman, ati installingva 1 I1b, Ore.; and Mrs. Joyce Pratt Bo8Weu, accompanied on the off! ‘ ij Jh- hostessFields of Nashville. Tenn. The |lar by Art E„ta. address. C. we T/ M^ Frank Ling’ andsecretary read a list of the mar- Nlt; Vestal of Wales; solo. Bob «‘Rted by Mrs. Frank Lang andringen, deaths and births since Hogzelt, accompanied by Chan- MrB* Arthe reunion last year. nlng McFadon; presentation ofof thee reunion mot nniR uuu, ^ MoldThose in attendance were Roy the gift, a portable radio, by E. lt;Jrclt;?invo0(i Howo md Nola Straight. Mr, and Mrs. E, Whisler from the carriers and °nnRurk Tompkins and Mrs. Mabel auxiliaries. Mrs. Ida B. Stokes, The annual reunionCampbell of Mt. Ayr; Mr. and Art Ellis and E. E. Whisler; Reynolds families' was held in rtrs R W. McLain and sons, Roy flowers were given by Art Ellis, Emerson Aug. 10 at the homo ? and Paul of Davenport; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oglevie and Mr. and Mrs. H. E Greenwood md Mrs. Walter Fisher of Pad- Mrs. Ida B. Stokes; response by A good representation of c Junction- Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Knight; Cod Be With families was present.hsrles L. Pratt, Mrs. Clara You by the group, accompanied At the business meeting! tv, as^ratt Mr and Mrs. L. D. Pratt, by Mrs, H. E. Greenwood. voted to have the.oldI corpsofvlerwyn L Pratt and Janet Pratt There were GO persons who en- officers hold over, These are Mra-f Red Oak- Misses Wilma and* joyed this very pleasant occasion, Flo Kruse, president; ber daugh-Florence CooperV Mr. and Mrs. one to be long remembered by all ter Doris, secretary and treasur-F\ m! Parker and daughters, and specially by H. C. Knight er; Mrs Ted Thompson, v ce«4 *'^nyn: Mr1!'” nnT11 Mr., Knlght ana mlr. ht^rUn. T« htetta„«nlt;lChffe .A Marilyn Jeanl u/liter Helen plan to leave thla one death were reported during^,eBeSL,nK6irrS.uI: SKS they U SS Ito^ \IZ In anendance we Mr.- :,OTM sss ssK—™ =£=|=|-1,race Mr. and Mra J.F •»£ dntiea here hU week Ana 1, Jteyn,Ifc »lr_ ^md Mr. and Mrs. L, R. Kellen- Mr.Jvm u win ^ Dean peUy nd B{)n B1JJybarger all ot Bmereon. “rtst camp h. PaiettevlUe^nd Dean, Mr. and Mrs Ted Thomp-The Emerson school wilt open Monday, Sept. 1, with a few changes in the faculty.The music in high school will be taken over by Frank Shaw who Is making more preparation at Drake this summer to handle this work. The upper grade music t, 6, *t and 8) will be handled by the newly elected fifth and sixth grade teacher, Miss Donnabell Skinner, of Logan, student of Simpson college. Miss Skinner comes very highly recommended and qualified to teach grade music. The first four grades will receive music instruction from Miss Arneel and Miss Dixon. Miss Geraldine Genung of Gtenwood, graduate of Iowa University, the newly elected seventh and eighth grade teacher, will have charge of art In the upper grades.Registration for high Bchool students will be held Friday, Aug. 29, at the school building,A great deal of work has been done on the school building and gymnasium this summer and they are In good shape now for another year of work. The school house has been painted Inside and out and shows much improvement In appearance. New basketball goals have been put up in the gymnasium and the gymnasium floor haB been sanded and reftnished. A number of new books will be added to the school libraries this year.The faculty for the coming year is as follows; L. J, Cron-wall, superintendent; Frank J, Shaw-, principal; Lucille Stubbs, home economics; MlUon Weber, manual arts, boys' athletics; Gerald Bn e Genung, seventh and eighth grades; Donnabell Skinner, flfth and sixth grades; Grace Dixon, third and fourth grades and Mary Am eel, first and second grades.woFbMifoiMiMsCapoHithiFiclt;adaScOrIztdanuinonBtN«annoanICifilorutAtlatrinccpiblt;t€nIEn■ '• Mr ' ***•=s “ S ESSSSeacation to Shawnee, Okla., to lug throug P m aud Mr8lt; Qeorge Mur.r rsa oY k».» “o m ;a„. ErMr. and Mrs. J. C. Wllkiss Shenandoah, BlftucUard.EUkjtt, „er“ an„ Janloen°dk SrXlr^^ “klshd!1 TorlTnJZ, and Mr. ^nd Mrs. W. H. Crat Dakota City, Neb., Friday, Stuart, Thurman and Imogene. o ^ reun\on lB lo be in.Mr. and Mrs, R. W. McLain t tbe Legion park next year thend sons of Davenport spent the Notice 8econd Sunday in AuguBt.i-eek end here with the former s The Trustees of the Trust tunauother,. and other relatives. of Emerson State Bank will pay , « Thanke Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wharff another 10% dividend on the Lard otnd son Glenn drove to New Vir- Trust Certificates effect.ve Aug- I w to theWa Snnday to yisU tus lowfr's «,t a 'lru8t mLy heantlful and usefnl gifts»60pie. uu * fpnin tha natrnns fif mvMarion Parker has resumed his certificates for the endorsement, received from the^patron^o^myfork at the R. E. Good imple- K. A. Evaua ' ; _aent store after a two weeks va- 6-1. Chairman of Trustees. M^ll0lt;1|st. CUuPchation. -I. U, PARSONS, M. D.Physician ft SurgeonSpecial Attention to, X-RAYPhone M*R8 Malvern, la.^ n Rev. J. O. Street, Supply PastorMr and Mrs. Coro«rwe-a Sunday school at 10 a. m.in the west and at this time they Mornlllg -vVQrgb}p at ji. “lm-have not been located to tear mortBmy» ja the sermon subject, of her passing. Burial was Mou- ^ and Mrs L M GrigsbyBert Huntsman plan to ha hark homo nett week.Of Nodaway are visiting the for- ftad WUbyr j,jorr}sonmer's mother. Mrs. Clara Bums- accompftuied Mr, and Mrs, R. L-man. and other relatives. Fields as far as Des Moipes Sub,tMrs. Geo. Smith and sons and . , dinner with FrankPLUMBING andHEATINGF»n»a L HOOVERPhono“ T““ day and ate dinner with Frank Joyce of Red Oak aie vis it tag\ ^ gbaw and hts mother,few days in the home of tue for’ Mrs. p. S. Kinney has been iner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ji- tn war bed the cast sev-^V* A pw-wMrs. Chfts. Ford has been IUDick Coppuge is night cook atmer's parentsW. Wharff. oral daysMrs. Laura Douglas left the Mju clast of the week with Mr. and fQr daysMrs, Mark Moore to visit hm coppag1family at Hollwood. CaL ;he Coppage lunch room, takingWeek end guests in the home JjJ?,g Laura Douglasof Mr. and Mrs. W. h- v\ooa wgut t0 California, were Mr. and Mrs. u. y. waiaa ^ slumber party was held at way of Omaha- U1W, the R. L. Fields home MondayClara and Virginia under and Thoae present were Sfeir-thetr unde, Ma* Lindner, are en- . wJl0 lg vjHmUg ^eve fromjoying a tlahlug trip Uk Mtuno- 8audfordi -pex., FhylHs Suad-a .. .. ■ * i . . iii.. i. .. ..Bote this week.grass, Carol Johnson and the hoe* tosses Anna Jean and Nadine Fields.Mr. and Mrs. Rower Connell and Edward visited iu the home of Mr, and Mrs, Clark Tew piston it Malvern Sunday, Kenneth came hows with them to visitthis weak.tt. a. Knight was pleasantly muvhtM Thursday when hefound various packages (nr hintalong hit waili hid ttlftflasfl:|i:ihnwarinTW»■ttniAttlsilouSunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Good were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brunow and daughters of Council Bluffs, Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Pickrel and son and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Good and son.The Baptist Sunday school will meet as usual at 10 o'clock Sunday morning.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Myers of Aruba, South America have been visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs, F. D. Snodgrass for a few days,Word has been received here of the death of E. B, Comer’s mother in Shenandoah Friday.Mrs. W, H. Cramer entertained her Sunday school class at her home Tuesday night. Mrs. LeoShapcott and Mrs. Homer Black were on the refreshment committee.Mr. and Mrs, Car! Clausen and daughter Suzanne of Elliott spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Golden Davis and family.Mrs. M. E- McMillan has beenconfined to her bed the past several days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Sowers.RJias Virginia Hascall underwent an operation at the Immanuel hospital in Omaha Wednesday.Misses Grace and Leona Dixon left Sunday morning for a two weeks vacation trip to Colorado.Mr. and Mrp. RoUln Bass left Thursday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Max Naylor at Pocahontas.Mrs, Otis Butcher went to Omaha Monday with Mr, Butcher for a few days visit.Mr. and Mrs. George Lang and family of - VUlisca spent Sunday here in the home of Mrs. Gertrude Lang.Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fields and family attended the Fields family reunion at OdeboR Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davis spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Otis Butcher.Guests Wednesday ol Mrs. Ella Stephens were Mr. and Mrs. RayRutledge of Ft. Morgan, Colo., and Mrs. Ray Davis of Red Oak-Air. and Mrs. Fred Huntsman and two daughters left Sundayfor a two weeks trip to Wyoming.Mr, and Mrs. Lester Edle are staying at the home of Mr, andMrs. Fred Huntsman during theirabsence.Mr. and Mrs. L, R. Taylor of Corning visited iu the home of J. A. Taylor Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Qanrge Gingerare slaying at the home of Mr.and Mrs. A- G. Kuosp while theyare away on a vacation,Mr. aM Mrs. Leo Shapcott and want Sunday with Mrs,*i parents at Had Oak*id Mrs, Iysu Shook «g*nt...... _ Mfk andMr*. JttkrRU*ooiiPv0nAnJdNInccI3
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Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa, US
Thu, Aug 14, 1941
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