Benham Family Returns Home After 30 Years in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Fred Benham and Mrs C E Parrott travel from Chicago to Adair to reunite with family. Benham will work at Parrott's Produce. they rent the Gochanour home. Celebration marks Fred Benham's 50th birthday with relatives from Anita Adair and Beresford. People include Lula Schutt and Ruth Ann Reunsen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bénham
Mrs. C
E. Parrott
Chicago
Bénham
Adair
Mr. "Benkdh
Parrott
Ben Gochanour
Mr. Benham
Anita
John Benham
Sgn
Jack
Fred Benham
C. E. Parrot
Cecil Sublette
C. EL Parker
Ruth
Ann
Local Social Notes and Birth Announcements
Catheryn Renneman of Extra visited last week and the Matrons Club met at Mrs. Harry Gill's home with 18 present. July 21 is the next meeting, with Mrs. Erl Keotz as co host. Ruby Biggs of Anita and her son Max visited Cedar Rapids and Lafayette Ind on a trip via St. Louis and Hannibal. A son weighing 7 lb 4 3 4 oz was born to Mr. and Mrs Mylee Robson at Atlantic Memorial hospital on June 11 at 7 06 AM. Bev and Mrs. George Neal of Larrabee welcomed a son born Monday at Cherokee hospital weighing five pounds. Mrs Neal is formerly Marjorie Hoyt of Anita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taoan
Harry Gill
Ed Carlson
Erl Keotz
Ruby Biggs
Anita
Max
Ft. Dodge
Mylee Robson
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Bev
George Neal
Larrebee
Cherokee Hospital
Neal
Marjorie Hoyt
Walter Hoyt
Baby born to Mr and Mrs Bitner at Atlantic Memorial
Mr and Mrs Wilford Bitner of Brayton welcomed a daughter born at Atlantic Memorial Hospital weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Bitner
Brayton
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
New Baby Bellies for Wedemeyers Cooley and James Families
Kenneth and a Wede meyer couple welcome a daughter born Tuesday evening June 10 at Atlantic Memorial Hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 1 2 ounces. Herbert Cooley Jr and wife greet a daughter born Wednesday June 11 at Atlantic Memorial weighing 6 pounds 19 ounces named Katheryn Ann. The James family from Nodaway announce a daughter born Sunday June 8 at Corning Hospital weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces named Ramona Ann. mother Margaret Reed is the former Miss Reed of Anita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wedemeyer
the Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Herbert Cooley, Jr
Tare
Katheryn Ann
Earl Harris
Ted Cooley
Luella Harris
Lawrence Jepsen
Ivan James
Nodaway
Corning Hospital
Ramona Ann
Margaret Reed
Henry Reed
Anita
To Be Married Sunday in Extra Lutheran Church
Rhoda Beck daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Beck of Extra and Ranny Kelloway son of Mr and Mrs Paul Kelloway of Anita will wed Sunday afternoon June 22 at 3 o'clock in the Extra Lutheran Church. Invitations have been extended to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Beck
Chris Beck
Extra
Ranny Kelloway
Paul Kelloway
Anita
Extra Lutheran Church
Promotion for Sgt Al Cowan at Amarillo Air Force Base
Sgt Al Cowan receives a promotion to Master Sergeant. Mrs Cowan and the children will visit Anita this week to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs H J Spies at 208 Rose Hill Ave in Amarillo Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Cowan
Amarillo Air Force Base
Amarillo
Texas
Spry and Keller Attend Methodist Convention in Council Bluffs
Lincoln Township residents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Spry attended the annual Methodist Convention in Council Bluffs last week. They left Tuesday and returned Sunday evening. Carl Keller and family hosted a Sunday picnic honoring Rev. Raymond Moore of Boston Mass. Other attendees included Lester Hancock and family, Ralph Hancock and son David, A. M. Acker, Leroy Williamson and families, Paul Williamson, Claude Berland, and Pat Castleberry. Lester Hancock of Boston was ordained deacon during the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Spry
Bluffs
Carl.Keller
Raymond Moore
Boston
Mass
Stuetelberg Kerrs Wed In Double Ring Rite
Mrs Mildred Stuetelberg and Raymond Kerr were married in a Sunday ceremony at the Winta Methods church. Rev J Millan Kinney officiated with candles lit by the couple's brothers and a nuptial song “Because” performed by Dixie Wayok. The bride wore a grey suit with bridal bouquet. matron of honor Bonnie Davis of Ormada and bridesmaids wore blue brown and grey suits with yellow rose corsages. After a church reception, the couple departed for a honeymoon to the Ozarks and Denver and will reside in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred)Stuetelberg
Gertrude Stuetélberg
Winta
Raymond’ Kerr
Lillie Kerr
Bemidji
Minn
J. Millan Kinney
Robert
Erick’ Sturtélberg
Dixie
Acromy
Jet
Bonnie Davis
Ormada
Harold Stuetelberg
George Stuselberg
Gene McNulty
Omaha
Robert Stuetelberg
Sadie McCann
Arnold McCieren
Leroy Williamson
Greg Roe
William Palmer
Lloyd Carter
Marcella
Marita
Carter
John Nevens
Jeanie Jackson
Ozarks
Denver
Kerr
Wiola
S. S. Kresge Company
Omaha Steel Company
Three Women Attend 80th PEO Convention at ISU Ames
Three county PEO presidents Mrs Eric Osen Anita Mrs H M Boorman Atlantic and Mrs Helen Wagler Griswold attended the 80th annual PEO convention held Thursday through Saturday at Iowa State College Ames with 3101 delegates registered Hazel Bleeker Iowa Falls was elected president for the coming year succeeding Mrs Luella Dani Flor ericq My Des Moines was elected corresponding secretary Delegates traveled from Ames in chartered buses Special feature was a banquet Friday evening at the Tavern on the Green Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Eric Osen
Anita
H . M. Boorman
Atlantic
Helen Wagler
Griswold
PEO
Iowa State College
Ame
Hazel Bléeker
Iowa "Falls
Luella
Dani
Florericq
Des Moihes
Waterloo
Ames
Cass County Girls to Attend 4-H State Convention
Sixteen Cass County 4-H girls will travel by chartered bus to Ames for the Girls State 4-H Convention at Iowa State College from Wednesday to Saturday. Delegates include Mariella Carter and June Hansen with several others named. Pat McKee will represent the county in the State Better Grooming Contest. Leaders joining the group are Mrs. Harold Turner and Mrs. William Beier, with Betty Jane Bradley the county extension home economist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Yowa State College
Ames
Pat McKee
Cass County
Harold Turner
William Beier
Betty Jane Bradley
Mariella Carter
June Hansen
Benton
Sharon Blake
Bear Grove
Janice Ann Voss
Brighton
Janet Kay
Naomi Wedemeyer
Franklin
Nancy Kirkham
Grant
Marilyn Carter
Grove
Bonnie Christensen
Lincoln
Shirley Fellmahn
Massena
Charlotte Hyndman
Noble
Yvonne Rudig
Pleasant
Shirley Nielsen
Pyr
Pyr Mosa:‘ Erma Pettingery-Unitin
Ruth
Amber
Victoria
Beverly Deans Washington
Attaritie
Montgomery
Spottawattamie
Bounty Girls
Yvonne Rue Mig
Naomi Wedesmeyer
Balloon trip ends on farm after 2 PM release
Two Harlan youths Glen Miller and Denny Newlin learned that a balloon trip from Harlan to Shenandoah takes about three hours. They released a helium filled toy balloon at 2 PM and it landed on Elvin Liljedak farm near Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Glen Miller
Denny Newlin
Shenandoah
Elvin Liljedak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phil’s
Phil's
Wheaties
Ige
Godfrey
G.M
Chase and
Sandborn
Blue Bonnet
Oleo
Good Housekeeping
Main Street
Sunshine
Barber & Barber
C. E & Roy Parker
Clerks
Phillips
Myron, Harris
Lula Schutt
Sioux City
Dallas. Davis
Harold Petersen
Atlantic’ Memorial Hospital
Iowa State
Gene HR. Petersen
Andrew Petersen
E. J. Osen
Judy Powers
Mr. and
Mrs
Roy Powers
Roger Powers
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Timmy
Delbert Akers
J. N. Potter
Tekamah
Neb
Alta King
Chris Thompson
Roscoe Porch
Des Moines
George R. Thompson
Veterans Hospital
William T. Slater
Lyle Wohlleber
A. J. ‘Kopp
Carol Jeanne
Melvin Snyder
Vince Kelley
Storm Lake Hospital
Mrs. Lafe
Kodb
Frsday
Daiies. Osen
Arid
Dan ‘Osen
New York
I Eric’ Osen
Osen
Atlantic City
Dan
James ‘Osen
Washington, D.C
Margaret Breson of
Hampton
Vera‘ Hook
Harold’ Barber
Marvin Baber
Kathy
Edward Egger
Casey
Charles Barber
J. J. Patterson
Laura Huntosh
Pharr, Tex
Harley Miller
Minnesota
Michigan
Harvey Anderson
Eureka
Carl “Moore
Mooré
Ei D
Brocker
Indianola
Paren
A. B Broecker
Enwcias RB i
Inviectors Selective Fund
Griff Eggers
Catheryn Renneman
Robsons
Wedemeyers
Roed
Lincoln Township
War
DR. Legear
DR. Legear Medicine CO
Louis, MO
Stuetelberg-Kerr
Cass CO
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