Vows of Glenwood Residents Take Estes Park Camping Trip
Vows of What vernians Roger Benton Gary Sprague and Gene Ward of Glenwood were on a camping trip in Estes Park Colo from Wednesday until Sunday of last week. Mrs and Mrs Roger Schaefer and family of Hopkins Minn were weekend guests in the F C Robinson home. Mrs Caroline Anderson broke her hip in a fall at a rest home in Tabor Wednesday. She received care at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs. Sam Benscoter family moved into a new east town home. Don Mercer will train as a Farm Bureau Insurance Service agent in Mills county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Benton
Gary Sprague
Gene Ward
Glenwood
Estes Park
Colo
Roger Schaefer
Hopkins
Minn
F. C. Robinson
Fred Robinson Jr
Neola
Max Benton
J. R. Hurst
Morris Parks
Raburn Benton
Oscar Bock
Caroline Anderson
Tabor
M. J. Scheffel
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Anderson
Ila Boehner
Sam Benscoter
Max Crum
Don Mercer
Farm Bureau Insurance Service
Mills County
Des Moines
Robert Schroeder
Malvern
Janet Henderson
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Elizabeth Henderson
James A. Henderson
Norman Sinner
Marcie
Perry
Clarence Rush
Hastings
W. W. Windle
Omaha
Francis Christopher
Silver City
Dora Carr
Emett Stephens
Joyce
Chris
Dean Darby
Emerson
East Liberty
E. LeRoy Pullman
Clarence Bullock
Jafferson
Albert Boshare
North Platte
Nebr
Hugh Hays
Hays
Carroll
Richard Leet
Ricky
Council Bluffe
4-H News Highlights Busy Bees and Silver Creek Clubs
The Busy Bees 4-H club held an achievement show July 14 with guests from Willing Workers 4H. Judges Mrs Godfrey and Mrs Matt Laughin directed clothing and flower judging while Angela Sayers and Virginia Angus performed a flute duet. A sewing box demonstration by Angela Sayers and Cheryl Shaw preceded a style revue. Carol Wolfe presided at the team table. Virginia Angus, reporter. Silver Creek Go Getters 4H met July 16 at Duane Clay's home with 12 members and one guest. State conference reports by Donnie Hopp and Doug Dashner and state camp reports by Clifford Scott and Carol Wolfe were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Sayers
Virginia Angus
Cheryl Shaw
Carol Wolfe
Silver Creek
Duane Clay
Donnie K. Hopp
Doug Dashner
Clifford Scott
Carol ‘Wolfe
Madrid
East Lib WSCS Meeting Notes July 28
A WSCS meeting was held at the East Lib church on July 28. Mrs. Emmett Stephens led devotions with group songs, and was assisted by other ladies in the lesson. Secretary Mrs. Claude Stephens read the July 12 minutes, which were approved. After adjournment, attendees gathered in the dining room for fellowship and lunch of assorted cookies koolache and tea. The next and only August meeting is set for August 8 in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Emmett Stephens
Claude Stephens
East Liberty People and Visits Archive Notes
East Liberty social items list visitors and guests from JOSINEK STOTTS and neighboring towns. Kathryn Leu of St Johns neighborhood hosted Joyce Stephens. several families including the Alexanders, Goodells, Windles, and Stephens attend dinners and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Leu
St. Johns
Joyce Stephens
Charley Alexander
Lyla Howard
Wesley Chapel
Picnic brings together members of local card club
On Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Dale Alexander hosted a picnic supper for the monthly get-together of their ecard club. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Fay Mayberry and Melanie of near Randolph, Mr and Mrs Glen Howery and four children, Hillsdale, Mr and Mrs Theron Mickelson and three children, and Ralph Tackett with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Alexander
Song
Ecard Club
Fay Mayberry
Melanie
Near Randolph
Glen Howery
Hillsdale
Theron Mickelson
Met Et Erwr
Ralph Tackett
Church notes reflect Sunday services and events
First Presbyterian Church lists Dr Alfred Martin as minister with worship at 9 00 and Sunday school at 10 00 plus rummage sale entry for Saturday July 28. First Baptist Church notes Rev Wayne Bass and Lyle Williams with worship at 9 00 10 00 Sunday school 6 20 BYF 7 30 Bible study and MYF. Methodist Church under Rev John Lippincott holds Divine Worship at 9 00 sermon The Bible Doctrinal Prayer 9 43 Sunday school Mrs Warren Darrah supt 6 00 MYF meeting. A report
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First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
U. S
First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
Banday
Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Warren Darrah
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Frederick Kreutz
Aid Society
Walther League
P. m
Camp Okoboji
Camp
Okob
Hall Brothers and Sisters Hold Family Reunion
Twelve Hall siblings and kin gathered Sunday at Gun Club Park for a reunion and picnic, the first time all were together since 1957. The event featured a family photo session, a 64 Club dinner near Council Bluffs, and visits from relatives in Red Oak Neola and Malvern with several members living in California and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Brothers and Sisters
Alfred Hall
Herbert
Wennant
Shari
Lincoln
Charles Johnson
Red Oak
Fred Robinson Jr
Neola
64 Club
Council Bluffs
Eric
Hester Seeger
San Jose
Calif
Rose Chantry
Omaha
Alice Ford
Grand View
Ralph Hall
Oakland
Carolyn Wieseman
Osceola
Neb
Ednald
Two Charges Are Placed Against Bluffs Driver
Council Bluffs motorist Charlotte Mae Rush, 34, was charged with failing to have her car under control and with not having a driver's license. Her car struck the rear of a Glenwood truck driven by Donald Peterson, 31, after Peterson stopped for a stop sign last Thursday, causing about 300 in damage to the Rush vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Charlotte Mae Rush
Edwin Barkus
Rush
Donald Peterson
Glenwood
Peterson
Cheese Trailer Fine Highlighted In Fort Worth Court
An overlength cheese trailer led to a $20 fine and costs for James York of Fort Worth Texas at a session before Justice John Hall. Willbur J. Bassett of Gay Oil Co. faced $8.30 plus costs for shelled corn overload and $5 plus costs for registration overload. Orville Klein of Adams Nebraska was fined $9.80 plus costs for an overload and $15 plus costs for lacking an Iowa reciprocity card while hauling eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James York
Fort Worth
Tex
John Hall
Willbur J. Bassett
Gay Oil Co
Orville Klein
Adams
Neb
Iowa
Randolph Man Retires After 47 Years with CB&Q
W B Estes retires after 47 years as a station agent for the CB&Q railroad. Forty four years were spent in Randolph where he and his wife settled after marriage and raised three sons who attended local schools. The Randolph station will be served by Al Akins of Sidney as the line consolidates and Estes departs after a long career reflecting the era of telegraph and transition to modern communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Estes
C. B
Randolph
Western Union and Express
Bill Antrim
Western Union
Iowa Commerce Commission
Burlington
Sidney
al Akins
Jack
Akins
Seven New Motor Vehicle Registrations Listed Countywide
County Treasurer F M Robinson compiled seven new motor vehicle registrations in the last week. Names include Mrs Otha Wearin Hastings Lawrence McMenamin Emerson Kenneth L Farrell Glenwood William C Zanders Malvern Janice L Mullica Pacific Junction Harold Radford Glenwood June L Baker Glenwood and a week with no marriage license issued. Rosalie Turner and Aaron Raszler named to CE Mid Quarter Honor Roll at CE School of Commerce Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Robinson
Rosalie Turner
Mervin Turner
Aaron Raszler
Eo Raszler
CE School of Commerce
Omaha
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Busy Bees 4-H
Workers 4H Club
Wilma Schultz
A Godfrey
Matt Laughin
East Lib
Josinek, Stotts
W. C. Stotta
G. B. Goodell
Jim Benedict
Betty Bird
B. J. Lookabill
Falls City
W. GC. Stotta
Marilyn Sinner
Henderson
Lillian Sowers
Elvin Bullington
Albert Boehme
Melvin. Boehme
Danny
Marty Boehné
Baby
Kemtone
Collins Drug Co
W. Knight
Edel Knight
Simpson College
Commission On Missions
Church
Storm Lake
Lutheran Church
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwold
C. L. Kaufman
Brata Sehgoi
Roger Benson
Los Angeles
New York
California
Libby Grindle
Randolph Man
Cb&q
Randolph Enterprise
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DR. D. A. Darling
Maivarn
Jamison
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