Gail Coglizer Weds Merrill Schroeder in Omaha Ceremony
Gail Coglizer and Merrill Schroeder married Saturday July 13 at Park Central Congregational Church Omaha. Officiant Rev Nei B Danberg led a 7:30 p m service with white gladioli and greenery as decor. The bride wore silk organdy over taffeta with lac appliqué and a chapel train. Bridesmaids wore caper blue satin and blue hats. A reception followed in church parlors and the couple plans to reside at 4506 Jones Omaha after a Black Hills wedding trip.
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Gail Coglizer
Merrill Schroeder
Omaha
Park Central Congregational Church
Nei] B. Danberg
D. D. Coglizer
L. A. Schroeder
Hastings
Mrs. Schroeder
Jones
Black Hills
South Dakota
Can She Bake a Cherry Pie at Mills County Fair
Mills County Fair hosts a cherry pie contest for 4H girls and an apple pie contest for women on August 8. Family Living committee arranges pet, fossil or rock, freak vegetable, and doll shows plus sports events with cash prizes. A rural urban picnic follows at the Gun Club grounds. Miss Louise Anderson of Des Moines demos at 2 p.m. Music by W.U.G. club band. Program begins 9:30 a.m. entries close at noon. Extension committee invites all homemakers to participate.
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Extension Family Living Committee
Mills County
Gun Club
American Dairy Assn
Iowa
Louise Anderson
Des Moines
W.u.g
Miss Hemmingson to Graduate from School of Nursing
Darlene Hemmingsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Duane Hemming sen of Malvern is one of 32 seniors to be graduated from the Immanuel Hospital School of Nursing in Omaha Aug 2 Commencement exercises will be held at 8 pm in Bloom Hall on the campus of the Immanuel Deaf conness Institute. The guest speaker will be Pastor Theodore E Johnson of the First St Pauls Lutheran church Hastings Neb. Baccalaureate services were held Wednesday at the Immanuel campus church. Features of the commencement program will be the announcement of the winner of the second annual Alumnae Education Scholarship and the presentation of faculty sponsored Awards of Honor. Other graduation week activities include a Parent-Daughter luncheon a Faculty Sponsor's Tea for the senior class and a special breakfast for seniors and faculty members given by the Immanuel J hospital staff.
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Darlene Hemmingsen
Duane Hemmingsen
Malvern
Immanuel Hospital School of Nursing
Omaha
Bloom Hall
Immanuel Deaconness Institute
Theodore E. Johnson
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Hastings
Neb
Immanuel J Hospital
Mrs W BE Kerns Hosts Teatime For Jessie Frazier
Mrs W BE Kerns entertained six guests Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Jessie Frazier who departs at month end for California to teach school. Refreshments were served as guests visited. Mr and Mrs Dick Krambeck moved into the late Sam Anderson house in the northeast part of town and will teach in Malvern this fall.
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Jessie Frazier
W. BE. Kerns
California
Dick Krambeck
Sam Anderson
Malvern
Rites Thursday for Pearl Stille
Mrs. Pearl Stille, 69, died Sunday at an Omaha hospital after a lengthy illness. A lifelong Glenwood resident, she was laid to rest in Glenwood Cemetery after services at the Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Arthur C. Masterson. Survived by her mother Ola McClusky and 25 grandchildren plus 14 great grandchildren, with children Albert Villisca, Walter Malvern, Ernest Drake, Cole and Lee Omaha, Leona Henderson Malvern, Vedah Huff Emerson, Billy Hansen Emerson, Pearl Young Kersey, Colo., Ya Fay Seick Sigourney.
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Pearl Stille
Omaha
Glenwood
Baptist Church
Arthur C. Masterson
Ola McClusky
Albert
Villisca
Walter
Malvern
Ernest
Drake
Cole
Lee
Leona Henderson
Vedah Ann Huff
Billy Hansen
Emerson
Pearl Young
Kersey
Colo
Ya Fay Seick
Sigourney
Final Rites for Mrs. R. O. Mohr
Funeral services for Chloe Edna Mohr were held at Mansfield Funeral Home and Prescott Christian Church. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery followed a life sketch noting she died July 22 1963 aged 77. Surviving family includes six children three daughters and three sons, eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Mansfield Funeral Home
Chlo’e Edna Mohr
John “Ippincott
The
Christian Church
Prescott
Darrell Green
Joe Johnson
Lyle Pottinger
Frances Wood
Brad Outhier
Wayne Green
Twila Briley
Stanley Smisek
Old Rugged Cross
Evergreen Cemetery
Thomas Walker
Malvern
Card of Thanks From Mohr Family
The H. C. Mohr family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers memorial fund and many kindnesses shown during their bereavement.
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H. C. Mohr
Harry Stone Died Friday Night
Harry H. Stone Malvern jeweler in the 1920s died Friday evening at his foster daughter Mrs Ray Sauvains Woodbine home Funeral services were held in Shenandoah and he was buried there He lived in Malvern and operated a jewelry sales and repair department in Collins Drug store He was married twice both wives preceded him in death He is survived by his foster daughter and a stepson Val Adamson of Fredericktown Mo He had lived in Council Bluffs and Omaha after leaving Malvern and later in Hot Springs Ark
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Harry H. Stone
Malvern
Ray Sauvain
Woodbine
Shenandoah
Collins Drug Store
Castello Insurance Office
Val Adamson
Fredericktown
Council Bluita
Omsha
Hot Springs
Ark
Church Notes Show Weekly Services and Events
Local church notices list services for First Presbyterian, First Baptist, Holy Rosary Catholic, and First Methodist. Includes worship times, Sunday School, choir, BYP and MYF meetings, WSCS vacation note, and upcoming sermons and baptisms. Mentioned pastor assignments and a hospital chaplain speaking at nearby churches August 11.
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Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
O. L. Kaufman
Brata School
Henderson Christian Church Receives Memorial Organ
Henderson Christian Church received an electric organ donated by Mrs. May Rainbow of Macedonia. Installed last Saturday, it was played Sunday by Marilyn Forrestal as a memorial to Mrs. Rainbow’s mother, Rebecca Aggson, a charter member. The church ordered new pews to be ready by October.
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Henderson Christian Church
May Rainbow
Macedonia
Marilyn Forrestal
Rainbow
Rebecca Aggson
Henderson news brings weekend visits and funeral details
Mrs Hettie Darby of Emergen spent the weekend with sister Dana Dobbs. Earl Fenn of Carson called on Grande Holt. George Schinker family from Omaha visited Homer Pende grafts near McClelland. Dale Doolittle of Gravois Mills attended funeral for his mother Myrtin Anderson at Vietna Funeral Home Oakland, interment Carson. H H Hughes of Red Oak joined the Byers for lunch and funeral attendance.
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Elmer Bergantzel
Verla Wilber
Danny Boileau
Indianola
Kenny Scott
Terry Hotee
Macedonia
Glande Holt
Alma Skanks
Council Bluffe
Skanks
Francis Sinter
Norwalk
Holts
Mra
Fenn Carspeeker
Linda
Jjale Putnam
Debbi
Maryin Carney
Cynthia
Oakland
Robert Scotta
Rodhe
Norman Winchester
Ter
Greg
Carroll
Helen Winchester
Gene Winchester
Essex
Jim Winchester
Rodney
Henry Erickson
Campbell
Nebr
Velma South
Juanita Melendy
Council Bluita
Jim Brown
Red Oak
Jake Morris
Robert Fleming
Omaha
Virgil Morria
Carl Isaacson
Agnes Johnson
Medford
Mass
L. E. Brammeier
Thurman Bowen
Montgomery
Minn
Helen Winchester Os
New Mexico
Roy Johnson
Arnold Williams
Grace Bowen
Diane
Mre
Morria Harbor
Jackis
A. J. Marbor
W. WH. Harbor
Kathryn Wigstone
Stanley Marcotte
A. J. Harbor
Ray Butler
Don Fink
Hettie Darby
Emergen
Sis ‘Ter
Dana Dobbs
Earl Fenn
Carson
Grande Holt
George Schinker
Mrs
Otis Pendegraft
McClelland
Dale Doolittle
Gravois Mills
Jerry Byers
Myrtin Anderson
Vietna Funeral Home
H. H. Hughes
Church Schedule Announces Morning Worship and Vacation Plans
Mrs. Emmett Gipe will present the morning worship at the church on Sunday August 18. The pastor and his family plan a vacation, touring Ohio, with a stop in Chicago on August 11 before returning home. The message invites attendance to hear the youth and notes the family departure for vacation.
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Emmett Gipe
Ohio
Chicngo
St John s Lutheran Church August events and classes
St John s Lutheran Church announces August activities led by Interim Pastor D J Crockett. Thursday evening 7 36 p m church program brief schedule includes Sunday School Choir rehearsal and staff lesson study. Worship service with Holy Communion at 10 15 a m Sunday August 4 includes all ages classes. Additional rehearsals and an Adult Information Class for prospective communicants scheduled through August 8.
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Young People
Friends of St. John’s
Two St Johns Men Attend Walther League Convention
Two young men from St John s Lutheran church left Friday evening from Denison for Washington D C to attend the international Walther League convention. They traveled with other League members by chartered bus. Vern Knop of Emerson taken a vacation from his duties at Emerson State Bank and Charles Copperstone of Silver City will be gone a week.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Denison
Washington, D D. C
League
Vern Knop
Emerson
Emerson State Bark
Charles Copperstone
Silver City
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