Henderson Firemen Elect Officers Busy Schedule
Henderson firefighters outlined a packed calendar with a regular monthly meeting on March 26 to elect officers. Max Stonebraker is chief, Herman Coppock first assistant, Curtis Taylor second, Bih Harbor president, Dr. Wm Vanderlinden vice president, E N Brown secretary treasurer, with Howard Allensworth, Herman Coppeck, and Seymour Hendrix as trustees. They reported two calls last week to Reynolds residence and to farms near town for grass fires, while residents traveled to Mesa and California for the winter.
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Henderson
Max Stonebraker
Herman Coppock
Assisilant
Curtis Taylor
Bih Harbor
Wm. Vanderlinden
E. N. Brown
Sec
Howard Allensworth
Herman Coppeck
Seymour Hendrix
John Reynolds
Weigman and Parker
Henderson News Highlights Local Socials and Visits
Mrs. Clair Aukland and Burton Smiths hosted Friday supper at Carson. Nellie Fickel joined Dr. Jack Fickel family in Red Oak for Mrs. Fickel's birthday. Arthur Allensworth and Craig dined with Ward Houghs in Council Bluffs. T C Shook group attended Campbell Soup Co Open House in Omaha and learned about the factory tour. their daughter Dean Perry works there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clair Aukland
Burton Smiths
Carson
Nellie Fickel
Jack Fickel
Red Oak
Arthur Allensworth
Craig
Ward Hough
Council Bluffs
T. C. Shook
Campbell Soup Co
Omaha
Dean Perry
Campbells
Shower Honors Doris Morris
A group from the G W F of the Christian church hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Doris Morris at the church Friday evening. Forty six ladies attended with pencil games for entertainment. Mrs. Russell Fleming and Mrs. Bert Morris led the serving table, centered with yellow pintquils and lily of the valley, while the gift table displayed green and white. Out of town guests included Mrs. Dennis Bond of Omaha, Mrs. Myrtle Kindig of Hastings, Mrs. Bert Morris, Judy and Marlene of Emerson, and Mrs. Jim Brown of Red Oak.
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G.W.F
The
Christian Church
Doris Morris
Russell Fleming
Bert Morris
Dennis Bond
Omaha
Myrtle Kindig
Hastings
Bert Morrin
Judy and
Marlene
Emerson
Jim Brown
Red Oak
Henderson and Henderson churches schedule services
Henderson Christian Church with Rev. Robert Jones and Pastor Paul Forrestal lists worship at 9 30 a m church school 10 30 a m and C W F and Chi Rho on alternating Sundays while C W F meets Wednesdays Henderson Methodist Church with Rev. Clement Rowe and Mrs Arthur Allensworth lists service 9 45 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m W S C and Thursday junior choir practice at 4 30 p m M Y F each Sunday at 7 p m periods.
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Henderson
Henderson Methodist Church
Clement Rowe
Arthur Allensworth
Chkurch
Final Rites for John M Ayer at Henderson
John Mervin Ayers 91 died March 26 in Clarinda after a life on the Box Hider farm near Henderson. Born October 14, 1871, he married Elizabeth McSweeney in 1904 and lived on the same farm since 1901. Survived by three daughters, nine grandchildren, and 22 great grandchildren. interment in Carson cemetery. service March 28 at Henderson Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
John Mervin Ayers
Christian Church
Robert Jones
Elizabeth
Henry Ayer
Box Hider
Elizabeth McSweeney
Carson
General Hospital
Clarinda
Charles
Macedonia
Mae
Nora
Nebr
Melva Christoffarson
Henry Johnson
Otto Schnepel
Hiram Cool
Charles Stephens
Creighton Miller
Paul Slaughter
Clarence Burgoin
Robert Palmer
Herbert Stephens
Earl Boiteau
Barl Boiteau
Hazel Craft
Marjorie Turner
Agnes McKenzie
Card of Thanks for John Ayer Family Note
The family of John Ayer expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for floral tributes memorials cards and acts of kindness during their recent loss.
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John Ayer
Bolton families visit relatives and host guests across towns
Debbis Bolton and Mary Jo Bolton traveled by bus to Omaha Saturday to visit Miss Ruth Stevens, with Monty and Barbara Bolton joining Sunday. Carl Bolton visited his aunt Miss Kate Connor in the Rest Home at Griswold Sunday. Guests included Mrs. Melva Christoffersen and Mrs. Anna Pierce at a Saturday dinner in Tab or in honor of Christoffersen's birthday. Art Moulds and sons from Alta were Friday to Sunday guests of Paul Edmunds, with Mrs. Moulds attending Doris Morris shower. Edmondsons and the Moulds traveled to Red Oak Friday to see Paul Taylor's twins, and Paul Edmondson and Duane called on Mrs. Bolton in Oakland Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbis Bolton
Mary Jo Bolton
Omaha
Ruth Stevens
Gene Bolton
Monty
Barbara
Kenny Bolton
Carl Bolton
Kate Connor
Griswold
Melva Christoffersen
Anna Pierce
Sabias Schmidt
Tabor
Art Moulds
Bavis Sowers
Mra
Jim Good
Red Oak
Herbert Stephens
Juanita Merendy
Council Bluffs
Velma South
Merl Core
Baby Johnn
Ames
H. BE. Paul
Core
H. A
L. E. Brammeier
Orville Warren
Vernon Nagel
Roxann
Cherakes
Edwin Ambrose
Johnny Mkissler
Dianns Kisgler
Janis
Byron Viner
Marion Schwinderman
Macedonia
Walter Grawcock
Ray Honeywell
Emerson
Dean Warren
Robert Hicks
Merrill Sowers
Marilyn
I. W. Castor
Walter Kleingassers
Barbara Sowers
Judy Huff
Connie Lees
Hillsboro
Kan
Curtis Davis
Lincoln
Guy Osborns
Osborns
J. G. Stream
Evelyn Warren
Jewell
Busy Schedule for Mrs. Viner
A series of social and club engagements is recorded for Mrs. Viner and her husband across several Iowa towns. March 23 events in Des Moines and later meetings in Leroy Clearfield Red Oak Lewis and Macedonia are noted along with family visits in Leon and hospital calls in Council Bluffs. The item also mentions relatives visiting Bloomfield Albia Carthage Mo and a rodeo committee meeting in Carthage with Missouri state rodeo dates.
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Ralph J. Viner
Wesleyan Service Guild
Des Moines
Creston
Red Oak
WSCS
Cass Co.federates Club
Lewis
Final Rites Lat for Well Known Henderson Woman
Funeral services were held at the Henderson Methodist church for Ida Ruby Paul born January 16 1892 in White Cloud and died March 26 1963 near Henderson. Interment at Farm Creek cemetery followed a service led by Rev. C M Rowe and Rev. Robert Jones with many relatives and community members attending. Survivors include her husband Harry A Paul son Harry Emmet and five grandchildren.
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Henderson Methodist Church
Ida Ruby Paul
C. M. Rowe
Robert Jones
Howard Allenaworth
Bill Harbor
Moral Harbor
K. 5
Hendrix
Glen Jackson
Jake Morris
Fred Roeder
Max Stonebraker
Carrol Phillips
Elaina Hobson
Sooist
Grace Bowen
Phyllis Brown
Helen Frink
Rhea Sowers
F. M. Butterfield
Curtis Taylor
Tom Rieken
Farm Creek Cemetery
Henderson
W. H
Elizabeth Salyers
White Cloud
Malvern
Harry A. Paul
Harry Emmet
Henderson Methdist Church and Women’s Society of Christian Service
Paul
Church and Womans Society
Harry
Jack Fickel
Lyle Hansen
Art Phelps
J. Harris
Ray Steiber
Kathryn Wigstone
Cola Houghton
Red Oak
Jay Winslow
Floyd Bowen
Hastings
Stanley Marcotte
Ray ‘Butler
Allen Mactier
Omaha
Ina Stothower
Merl Core
Ellen
Bob
Bill
Ames
WSCS
H. A. Paul
Sunday social notes from Red Oak and surrounding towns
Mr. and Mrs. Sander Ross of Red Oak visited the Gary Stephens family Sunday evening. Rainbow girls, led by Diane Bowen, attended services in Red Oak. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byers and Bambi joined birthday dinner for Robert Byers. Mrs. Elizabeth Edmondson Mrs. Agnes Workman and Mrs. Arthur Allensworth attended the Fremont Mills Postal meeting at the Brick Inn in Tabor. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Frink and Gary of Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Perry with Brenda and Bryan of Council Bluffs were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Shook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Boileau
Denny
David
Bloomfield
Albia
Art Fretcher
Mark Talkington
Carthage
Earl Boileau
Ella Hansen
Omaha
Dan Perkins
Council Bluffs
Fay Butterfield
Eastern Star
Silver City
John Rainbow
Edmundson Hospital
Robert Taylor
New York
Mr. Taylor
Greenland
Christi
Sam Taylor
Hastings
Carol
Wayne Byers
Joe Posey
Dean Mitchell
Emerson
Bryan Maxwell
Glenwood
Gary Stephens
Herbert Stephens
Marvin Bowen
Diane
Helen Winchester
Arnold Williams
John Wilame
Floyd Bowen
Ralph J. Viner
Sander Ross
Red Oak
Diane Bowen
Presbyterian Church
Robert Byers
Bambi
Harold Byers
Elizabeth Edmondson
Agnes Workman
Arthur Allensworth
Fremont Mills
Brick Inn
Tabor
Oaks News Highlights Local Visitors and Visits
Mrs L Brammeier reports a series of weekend and weekday visits. Ed and family hosted friends from Cherakes and Omaha. Dianns Kisgler celebrated her birthday in Omaha with Johnny Kissler's family. Local households hosted guests from Macedonia Hillsboro and Lincoln with settling in Omaha apartments.
Oaks Community Church Service Schedule and Details
Merrill Sowers announces Oaks Community Church events with Supt. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Choir practice Thursday evening. Young People’s service first and third Sunday evenings. Attendance 74. offering 11.25. scripture Isaiah 54 1-8. Rev. Jones guest speaker. Solo Nothing less than the best for the Lord Mrs Jones.
Oaks Mission Circle Plans For Guest Day
Oaks Mission Circle met at the church on Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for Guest Day in April and church cleaning days. Committees were appointed, a duet performed by Mrs. Robert Hicks and Mrs. Merrill Sowers. Mrs. John Walker gave the lesson on The Holy Spirit, The still small voice, from 1 Kings 19:11-13. Visitor Mrs. Rosa Triplett of Redfink attended.
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Robert Hicks
Merrill Sowers
John Walker
Rosa Triplett of
Redfink
Lunch Served for Indies and Two Children
Mrs. Guy Osborne and Mrs. Fred Roeder provided a luncheon for thirteen Indies and two children, sharing a meal at Malvern in an April 1962 community gathering captured by the Malvern Leader.
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THE
Malvern Leader
Malvern
Iowa
Guy Osborne
Fred Roeder
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