Thanksgiving social network ties in Nebraska and Iowa
Local notes recount extensive Thanksgiving visits and dinners across Nebr City Shenandoah Sidney and Riverton with numerous Lyons Gordon Gardner Fender Catlett Walker and other families. Visits spread from Omaha to Wellsville and Red Oak highlighting community ties and holiday gatherings.
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CR. Frakes
Emoporia
Kansas
Frakes
Arnold Lyons
Vernon Lyons
Sidney
Bruce Fender
Ellis Carrett
Eilis Catlett, Jr
Gene Walker
Daisy Walker
Donald Cockerham
Natalie
Dianne
Steve
Nebra City
Claude Morgan
Westboro
Lloyd Cockerham
Shenandoah
Lula Duncan
Arthur
Jeannie Wearing
Nebr
Cliff Cockerham
Ralph Zions
Pete Gardner
Omaha
Art Dunham
Wellsville
Tom Dryden
Raymond Loewe
Everett Lyons
Della Lyons
Nebr. City
Chas. Harbin
Hall Scott
Oak Hill
Floyd Fender
Riverton
Myra Gordon
Johnny Gardner
George McCall
Tabor
Ralph Lyons
Chas
Harbin
Raymond Lyons
Hal Scott
Willard James
Deanna
Yabor
Kay Simpson
Red Oak
Ellis Catlett, Jr
Farragut News Highlights Local Socials and Sports
Farragut residents attend family visits and engagements across Iowa and nearby states. Mrs Hazel Bickett escorts Mrs C H Stewart to Red Oak for train to Fort Wayne to visit relatives while Susan Stewart plans a Christmas stay in New Holland Pennsylvania. The community notes a funeral for Mrs Etta Williams of Merna Nebraska and the engagement of Fanice Cecila Jorgenson to Lyle W Coddington Jr with a Shenandoah wedding planned. School events include William Miller directing a Christmas program and the Farragut Admiralettes opening the 1962 63 basketball season at Silver City with a 50 15 win.
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Hazel Bickett
C.H. Stewart
Red Oak
Ft. Wayne
R.R. Deshi
Dak
Merton Ross
George Vetter
Indianola
Wesley Woods
Ella. Pease
Jessie Hemphill
Martin Connor
Shenandoah
Here
Orin C. Mann
Hand Memorial Hospital
Loren Livingston
Jeffrey Bunn
Hand Community Hospital
Sheyardesh
John. Gilbert
C.E. School of Commence
Omaha
Ocoma Foods Company
Orlin Gilbert
Farragut
John
F.R. Melngtre
Chariton
Ernest Kendall
Melntyre
Jennie Ness
Farragut American War Mothers Chapter
Ortel Phipps
Grant van Sant
Barbara Roberts
Auman
William Miles
Keesler Air Base
Bil-oxi
Bliss
Ed Miles
WSCS
Methodist Church
Farragut Admiralettes
Silver City
South Page
North Liberty Social Notes Reach Minnesota Visit
Mrs Floyd Bright and Mr and Mrs Earl Bright of Lincoln spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jim Bright in Cloverton Minnesota. Mrs Alfred Zach will host the North Liberty Aid on December 12 at her home for an afternoon meeting. Mr and Mrs Carl Rose were
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Kay Ann Peeler
Oscar Peeler
Harold Israel
Glenda
Bob Boettger
Roy Driever
Omaha
Glenda Israel
Roy Deriever
Roetiger
Larry Dean Thompson
Dale Thompson
Jerry Thompson
Jack Gardner
Nebraska City
Bud"Gardner
Clyra Gordon
Robert Morss
Braddyville
Ralph Lyons
Jim Lucas
Pete Gardner
Armmold Lyons
Vickie
Mike
Kathy Lyons
Arnold Lyons
Valley Farm Club
Simon Lewis
Willard James
Max Keys
Harald Israel
Roy Tillman
Nebr. City
Everett Cooper
Riverton
Auburn
Neb
Cooper
Floyd Bright
Earl Bright
Lincoln
Jim Bright
Cloverton
Minn
Alfred Zach
North Liberty Aid
Carl Rose
Local Bowling and Social Notes From Friday Night League
Merchants League results include Athen Implement beating Casey Palmer 3-0 and Beach's Watch Shop topping Legion 2-1. High series 638 by M Vollertsen. high game 236 by J Beach. 600s by Beach and L Jones. Hamburg Oil Co leads standings with 1917. Vogel Popcorn 1947. Moody's Sundries 9.
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Merchants League Athen Implement
Casey Palmer
Beach’s Watch Shop
Legion
Good Seed and Grain Co
Stoner Drug
Iowa State Bank
DS. Post Office
MM. Vollertsen
J. Beach
M. Vollertsen
J. Jones
B Gardner
G. Canett
B. Ballinger
L Jones
Hamburg Oil Co
Inter- State Nurseries
Vogel Popcorn Co
Moody’s Sundries
R. Detrick
WW Fellertson
C. Hollingsworth
D. Thomas
I. Jones
A. Selk
Moody's Sundries
Town State Bank
Beach’s
Stoner Drug Co
Good Seed & Grain
Athen Implement Co
U.S. Post Office
Legion Club
Casey-Palmer Coast
Grand Junction Mother's 37 Years in School Ends
Mrs. Agnes Gross of Grand Junction retires after 37 consecutive years as a mother of schoolchildren. This year marks the first time none of her own children are enrolled in school or college. Her family includes 11 professors.
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Agnes Gross
Grand Junction
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Jim Peeler
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Gloria May
Barbara
Geo. McCall
Eva Gardner
Larry Aspedon
Dale
Cecil Lord
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Charles Lord
George Frakes
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Bill Wood and Son
Kreston
Houstonia
Mary Boyle
Orvillia Lucas
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Barbara Gorden
Pern
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Edith Reeves
Orrillia Lucas
Myra Gerzdon
Henry Smith
Council Bluffs
Jess Morgan
Barbara Gordon
Barbara van Valkenburg
Peru
Myre Gordon
Jennie Gordon
Duane Brown
Jim Philben
Bernard Gardner
Farragut News
C. A. Vaughn
J. H. Wilmes
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Hamburg
Martin
Federal Land Bank Farm Loans
Harold Lindburg
Dr. G. E. Mann Optometrist
St. Nebraska City
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John Gottsche
Ares
Carrie
Maur
Labr
Deslee
S. C
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Nichol Paint Co
Hamburg, Iowa
Warverck
Kansas City
North Liberty
Mrs
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Paul
Chris Nook
Moore Grayson
Clifford
Zach
Pepsi Cola
Mar- Ha Motors
Hamburg Market
Mary E. Stalin
Margaret Geyer
Rody Henkels
Farley
Martin Motors
Bene
Red
Morgan ‘Optical
West Delmonico Hotel
Shenandoa
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Erry In
Ray Milland-Hagen
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