National Library Week Opens at New York World's Fair
Sunday April 25 marks National Library Day and the official start of National Library Week at the New York World's Fair. The piece notes a modest crowd, a spring cleanup theme, and highlights new titles added to the library from memorial gifts and a 24 volume Collier's Encyclopedia purchase, detailing numerous donors and specific works across fiction non fiction and reference. It also covers a 4 H club meeting at Phyllis Axtell's with demonstrations, talks and crafts and a trip to IFYE, plus routine club activities and refreshments.
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W. D. Baer
J. W. Baer
R. L. Hale
Leo Hoofer
Bears
Neelen
W. R. Byington
Everest
Sayre
Ila Boehner
Vries
Roger Shaw
Daly
Methodist Jr. Choir
Francis Rozmajel
Profiles In
Courage
Walter V. Mason
Martha Ponton
Pearson
Ferne Wallahan
Ruth Adkins
Fred Robinson
Arthur McCullough
Kahn
Bill Hedding
Jesse Wilson
Carroll
Ruth Circle
Anna Swerdfeger
Fenton
John
Violet Hunt
Mills
Mildred Mayberry
John Lippincott
Whalen
Sands
Welson
Heloise
Dennis
Holt
Justin
Auchinelyss
Apollo
Witney
Agrippa
Hays
Final Fties for Mrs Edna Wilson Were Monday
Memorial services for Edna Wilson were held Monday at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev. Clement Rowe and Rev. John Lippincott officiating. Casket bearers included Ben Wilson John Wilson Marion Wilson Ralph Wilson William McGrew and Maric Nyren. The life sketch notes Edna Joy Pierson born December 26 1880 near Henderson later educator and pianist. She married Claude Wilson November 30 1905 lived near Henderson DeKalb IL 1942 moved to Mills County then Malvern dying April 17. Interment Wesley Chapel cemetery.
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Edna Wilson
Mansfield Funeral Home
Clement Rowe
John Lippincott
Ben Wilson
John Wilson
Marion Wilson
Ralph Wilson
William McGrew
Mric Nyren
Ralph Dalian
William Blackburn
Marvin Wood
Ivory Palaces
Louis Knop
Edna Joy Pierson
Robert R
Cynthia &. Pierson
Henderson
Tenderson
Tabor College
Claude EB. Wilson
DeKalb
DeKalb Agricultural Assn
Mills County
Malvern
Nishna Cottage
Methodist Church
Wesley Chapel Church
Sunrise Easter service draws youth leaders at Malvern
Easter sunrise services for the Inter Church Youth Groups of Malvern drew about 30 youths and six sponsors to the golf course. A wooden cross on the hill provided symbolism while six readers from the churches and music made by Bill Costello and Carol Wortman highlighted the event. Afterward most youths returned to the Presbyterian church for Easter breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Bill Costello
Carol Wortman
Presbyterian Church
Wool incentive payment set at 16.5 percent
Ren G Burgoin, chairman of the ASCS county committee, announced that shorn wool payments for the 1964 marketing year will total 16.5 percent of the dollar returns to producers from wool sales in 1964. The rate was set to raise the national average wool price to the incentive level of 62 cents per pound under the national wool program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren G. Burgoin
Ascs County Committee
Department of Agriculture
Card of Thanks from Wishna College and Miller family
Claude Wilson expresses gratitude for kindness from Wishna College nurses and patients and the Miller family thanks others for kindnesses shown during illness and attendance at services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wilson
Wishna College
Wilson
Pearl Miller
Miller
Obituary of Anna Fleer Fieselman Lifelong Nebraska Resident
Anna Fleer Fieselman born November 26, 1867 in Illinois died April 6 at Milford Nebraska after a long illness. She married Henry Fieselman on March 11, 1886 near Council Bluffs. Eight children blessed the union. Survived by sons Will Denver Cole Elmer Milford Clifard Ned, 20 grandchildren, 41 great grandchildren, four great great grandchildren, and many relatives. Preceded in death by husband and five children. She was a faithful Christian and attended Glenwood Nichroune church as health allowed.
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Anna Fleer Fieselman
Ilinois
Milford
Neb
Council Bluffs
Henry Fieselman
Fieselman
Glenwood Nichroune
Will
Denver
Cole
Elmer
Malvern
Clifard
Ned
Family expresses thanks for kindness after loss
The family of Mrs. Fieselman thanks friends and relatives for acts of kindness flowers and expressions of sympathy during their bereavement.
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Fieselman
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Lucille Wheeler
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Basil Clay
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