Hillsdale Easter Service Marred by Snow Storm
Hillsdale residents attended Easter services as sun gave way to an approaching snow storm near church time. About seventy parishioners gathered at Hillsdale church for the morning service, with floral decorations including Easter lilies and jonquils and a gift plant from Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hilton celebrating their 20th anniversary, plus a blue hydrangea from Dr. and Mrs. M Li Scheffel.
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Hillsdale
Wayne Hilton
M. Li. Scheffel
Hillsdale Church Notes and Easter Events
Hillsdale Methodist Church items list morning worship at 10 a m church school 10 46 a m choir Wednesday 8 p m youth fellowship on alternate Sundays 7 p m district WSCS at Harlan April 6 from 3 to 3 80 p m birth of a grandson to Mr and Mrs Eugene Van Orsdel at Mt Ayr hospital 7 lbs 12 oz unnamed Mrs Van Orsdel visiting Andrew home Grand River to help care for daughter and baby village activities and family visits noted with multiple Easter celebrations and community events.
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Hillsdale Methodist Church
Merle W. Burres
George Wright
Wayne Hilton
WSCS
Harlan Wed
Eugene van Orsdel
Jerry Andrew
Mt. Ayr
van Orsdel
Andrew
Grand River
Merle Burres
Amanda Kirk
Siegenhagen
Paria
Idaho
Hillsdale Family Night Meeting April 9
Hillsdale Church hosts a monthly family night on Sunday April 9 with the C C Soherer and Forrast Bloomer families leading hosts. A cooperative supper at 7:60 p m followed by a program by the Glenwood Fire Department, all welcome.
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Hillsdale
C. C. Soherer
Forrast
Thea
Glenwood Fire Department
Easter at Wesley Chapel Lights Snow in Sunrise Service
Wesley Chapel held Easter services with a sunrise service sponsored by the Wesley and Henderson M.Y.F. The morning was bright but snow fell after a breakfast for about 20 attendees. The church was beautified with lilies and plants, the choir sang an Easter anthem, and many guests visited.
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Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Joe Robbins
Wesley and Henderson M.Y.F
Wesley
March 26 Confirmation at St John’s Lutheran Church
Delwyn Kruse nephew was confirmed at St John’s Lutheran Church on March 26. A family dinner followed the service. Nancy Yates, cellist with the Omaha Symphony, played in a family concert at the Omaha Civic Auditorium last Sunday, with Pamela in attendance. Linda and Robbie visited the Washburn cottage near Camdenton, Missouri for a few days last week.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Delwyn Kruse
Nancy Yates
Omaha Symphony Orchestra
Omnaha Civic Auditorium
Pamela
Albert Washburn
Linda
Robbie
Washburn Cottage
Camdenton, Mo
Dietchler to Study Sociology in Detroit Institute
Karen Dietchler, a junior at Iowa State University in Ames, flies to Detroit for special sociology work at the Merrill Palmer Institute. She is one of three chosen for the honor and will complete the course the first week of June before returning to Ames for her senior year. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Dietchler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Dietchler
Towa State University
Ames
Omaha
Detroit
Mich
Merril Palmer Institute
Karen
Marvin Dietchler
Wesley WSCS Work Meeting Planned for April 2
The Wesley WSCS announces a work meeting on April 2 as the next regular WSCS gathering. Layettes for the World Service Center will be ready to sew. skirts and blouses are completed and ready to mail. Local residents Virginia Lisle Caral Aseil and Dennis Yates, students home for Easter, are noted. A Omaha instructor in home economics also attended. Mrs Mary Robbins bought a new trailer home and placed it in the Joe Robbins yard. Mrs William Seherle visited her husband in Des Moines. Easter greetings and legislative recess noted. Pte Elvin Asell sails from Ft Dix NJ this week for Kaiserslautern Germany for overseas duty. Jane Kath and daughter Jane of Omaha visited Glenn Sower’s home last year.
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Wayne Hilton
Hugh Fickel
Malvern
Hiltons
Carolyn
Leonard Wright
Town State University
George Wright
Rosalee
Allen
Ames
Drayton Slaughter
Roger
John Powles
Pacific Junction
Claude Robertson
A. H. Culver
Rural Improvement Club
Rollin Buffington
Glenwood
Gordon Gaylord
Arthur Cols
Carl Sligar
Tabor
Roy Jordan
Sidney
Tom Delashmutt
Jane Phelps
Gray Delashmutt
George Phelps
Harlan
John
Roger Slaughter
Robertson
Don Sederbers
Sherrill, Shirley
Charlotte
Red Oak
G. W. Self
Art Thieschafer
Cashus, Smith
Hamburg
Dwight Buffington
Arleigh Shepard
Dick Shepard
Orville Topp
Susan
Rodney
Herbert Anderson
C. N. Kelly
Eugene Kelly
Warren Robertson
Phyllis
Silver City
Bo Lockabill
Wiley Sanders Hone
Kenneth Clark
Michael
Diane
Buaster
Corwin Hardy
Ben Jackson
Nancy Atteberry
Bill Jackson
Annette
Willie
Lavon Rohrberg
Goreen
Kenton
Harlan Rohrberg
Council Bluffs
Randall Sawyers
Mary Sawyers
Lavern Rohrberg
Ft. Jackson
8. C
Lavern
Gary
Tamara
Amelia Thieschafer
Glen Howery
Free Howery
Randolph
A. 5
Workman
Tom Petersen
W. J. van Dredel
George Williams
Strahan
Carol Asell
Iowa State University
Wesley Chapel
Burdette Hunt
Janette
Barbara
Miss Miller
Earl Tubbs
Hillsdale
Seeger
Carl Fulton
Robin Suhr
Dick Suhr
Haster
Forrest Bloomer
Max Crum
T. W. White
Ernest White
Clarence Burwell
Wesley Wscs
WSCS
Church World Service Center
Virginia Lisle
Caral Aseil
Dennis Yates
Wome
Omaha
Mary Robbins
Joe Robbins
William Seherle
Des Moines
Don Godfrey
Clarence Burgoin
W. Godfrey
Marion Smith
Elvin Asell
Russell Asell
Ft. Dix
N J
Kaiserslautern
Germany
Id Kath
Jane
Glenn Sower
Lorance Lisle
Lynn Parker
Essex
Lee Robbins
Jeanie
Truckendall
Framont
Nellr
R. V. Heit
Wesley
Marion Plumb home progresses with work and meals
Progress at the Marion Plumb home includes 10 to 12 men working daily, seven women aiding insulation and plaster, carpenters finishing exterior siding, interior plaster to start weekend. Neighbors and club members, WSCS and Masons provide lunch. new labor mix boosts completion pace.
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Marion
WSCS
Mastern Star
Easter Guests and Society Notes From Malvern Area
The Malvern Leader reports extended Easter gatherings as families hosted and joined church services. Howard Wilson and children attended Easter dinner with relatives while Mrs. Clement Rowe and Mrs. Marion Wilson were among local residents at the district WSCS meeting in Harlan, with Mrs. George Parker accompanying the group to Avoca to visit Lola Redman.
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California
Howard Wilson
Weeley
Tharold Wilson
Clement Rowe
Ales
Jussel Asell
On Godfrey
Marion Wilson
Bet Wilken
Glinton Parker
Henry Washburn
Methodist
WSCS
Harlan
George Parker
Avoca
Lola Redman
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Ray
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Mary Lee
David Bower
Don Crouse
Hastings
Janet Kahl
Lynn Wederquist
Janet Razer
N. W. Missouri Teachers College
Maryville
Christ Our Living
Lord
Faye Timson
David
Teresa
L. E. Simson
Jerry Carlock
Max Reed
Homer Baker
Elmer Cartberg
Neya Snodgrass
Wayne Hawkins
Roger Patterson
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Theodore Jennings
Marlene
Riverton
Vickie Sue Carlberg
Don Carlberg
Vanderpool
Eddie Wills
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Tom Rubenking and Sons
Claude Williams
W. A. Vanderpool
Floyd Risby
Clayton Bower
Judy
Diane Blackman
Carolyne Sue Hilton
Susan Topp
W. J. van Orsdel
Robert Shaul
Stanley How
Ery
J. A. Kline
First Avenue
C Manstfield
Funeral Home
Malvern, IA
R. W. Mansfield
C. L
Bud” Hertz
Dennis Suhr
Thorn Dillon
Darland McGinnis
Hart McGinnis
Warren Gaylord
Fred Omer
Garner
Marvin Treitchler
Kathleen
Marsha
Douglas
Americana School of Beauty
Fred Gradle
Culver-Sawyers
John Slaughter
Bernard Roenfeldt
Sandra
Ruth Sell
Walter Phelps
Alfred Brandt
G. W. Sell
Thay Tudor
Eula Carr
Afred Brandt
Co. N. Kelly
Cliff Timson
Leja
Frank Hack
Waster
Glen Robertson
Jimmie Parker
Jimmy Parker
Red Oak Hospital
Tepes
Kathryn Parker
Keota
Mrs
Doyle Palmer
Jimmy
Richard Gool
Salyers
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Farm Bureau Insurance
Jim McCain Malvern
Pia
Don Schroeder
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R.L. Polk & Co
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