Hillsdale Church News and Local Visits Reported
Forrest Bloomer attended Donald Cotter's funeral at Tabor Congregational Church. Seventeen attended Sunday school, collection $1.14, Holy Communion observed at 11. Mrs. L. F. Geiger of Tabor was a morning guest. Fay Timson family hosted the Blackman couple in Mt. Vernon. Peter Lorenzo of Chicago visited Kemp family two weeks. Weather remains hot and dry but rain and cooler breezes arrive Tuesday morning. Hugh Fickel of Malvern and Wayne Hilton hosted Sunday dinner with the Jackson and Shapcott families. Dr. and Mrs. Strother, former Hilldale residents, left for Canada. Monthly Family Night at Hilldale Church set for Sunday with Burdate Hunt and Wayne Hilton hosting. picnic supper at 7:30 followed by a program and a miscellaneous shower for Roger Slaughter and Barbara Shapcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Bloomer
Donald Cotter
Tabor Congregational Church
Hillsdale Rundsy School
L. F. Geeger
Tabor
Fay Timson
Taverett Blackman
Mt. Vernon
Hugh Fickel
Malvarn
Wayne Hilton
Ben Jackson Hono
Charles Strother
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Canada
All Jackson
Hd Jacksons
Dawn Marie
Qenwood
Drayton Slaughter
Barbara Shapcott
Strother
Hilladale
Hilledale Church
Burdatte Hunt
Roger Slaughter
George Burgoin
Loran Boyer
Brent Zuch
Oakland
Eugene Buffington
Charles Zuch
Brent
Linda Connor
Montgomery City
Don Burgoin
Gayle
Bill
Gordon Elwood
Norman Sparr
Council Bluffs
Loran Boyer, Jr
Treynor
Donald Goos
Marvin Goos
Ruth Swarts
Richard Leet
Ricky
Malvern
Jeff Harbold
Estrada
A. P. Jones
Harvey Ord
Debbie
Denise
Larry Tannahill
Norwalk
Calif
Laurence Estrada
Gary
Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph Miller
Red Oak
Conrad Kruse
Estradas
J. K. Mass
George Mass
Clarence Mass
Mary Mass
Ralph Stewart
Mass
Ernest Boyce
Glenwood
Mary Iowan
Omaha
Leo May
James Ord
George Ord
Clyde Pratt
Kerney
Glenwood Lake Park
P. Thomas
Steven Beane
George Miller
Norman Benedict
Dwayne Benedict
Dennis Miller
A. C. Brittain
Linda Schoening
Kathleen Con Hot
Kathleen
Linda
Marvin Richter
Garland Martin
Paul Parkhurst
Merrill Johnson
Charles Roundtree
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. E. Simmons
Edith
Everett
Frank Garrett
Hastings
Carl Malcolm
Mike
Bob Malcolm
Robert Atteberry
National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
Verne Parsons
Harley Atteberry
Marvin
Joe Copperstone
Charles
Harold Leipold
Walter Kihult
Marsha
Rodney
Pacific Northwest
Roger Butcher
Bill Needham
Great Falls
Mont
Banff
Springfield
Ore
Richard Alely
Bud Carlson
Paula
Vicky Mabbitt
Carol Maddocks
Pam Hunt
Gayle Burgoin
Marsha Maness
Guenda Decker
Dorothy Bond
April Elwood
Margaret Goos
Linda Janulewicz
Karl Mintle
Harold Skerritt
John
Bob Waller
Waunda Lowry
Sacramento
Mr. Waller
Bill William
Lompoc
Helen Waller
Long Beach
Ozarks
Theron Atkinson
Amarillo
Tex
Jim Springer
W. G. Wilkins
Bell's
Verne Wilkins
Verne
Duane
State University of Town
University
Willkin
Clara Bada
Tabor Rest Home
Harold Williams
Bud Kall
Clifford Schoening
Kansas City
Lawrence Kans
Puss
Ralph
Herman Kiersch
Genevieve Raine
Nancy Crouch
Hathaway Home on Gipe Farmstead Site
Mills County history highlights the Gipe family arrival during 1870 71 as railroads opened land for settlement. Adam and Mary Gipe built a homestead on Section 23 72 41 near Strahan, hosting farmers and teachers, with the Sunbeam school nearby. The Hathaways later owned the site, expanding the farm and maintaining thriving community ties through generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Adam Gipe
Germany
Ohio
Edgerton
Mary Geague
Burlington and Missouri Railroad
Strahan School
Joe Hathaway
Paul
Iowa State University
Sunbeam
Gipe
Strahan
Gipes
Hathaways
White Cloud Township
RIC Tour Planned for September by Rural Improvement Club
The Rural Improvement Club met at Hillsdale Church with 23 members, 19 children and five presser present. Mrs. Walter Phelps and Mrs. Bernard Roenfeldt announced a September trip to the Quaensfer Day program in Omaha and discussed plans for a Mills County Fair display. Members thanked for a Memorial Book in Glenwood Library and recalled hospital-day kindnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rural Improvement Club
Ben Jackson
Hillsdall
Feldt
Omaha
Malvern
Kenneth Graves
Club
Glen‘swood
Ida Graves
Paul Noah
Community births and gatherings in Silver City area
Social rounds include Connie Schoennesss first birthday hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Kahl with siblings and relatives from Glenwood Mineola and Council Bluffs. Dwight Schoening marked ninth birthday with pool party and Lake Park cake. Local families Blair Black Hardisty Boone Bailey Bendit and Marshall join weekend visits and birthday dinners across Silver City Emerson Sidney and Winterset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kahl
Connie
Lennie
Steven
June Wise
Gerald
Plummer
Deanna
Denise
Wilma Kahl
Glenwood
Robert Kahl
Nancy
Joe Kay
Ann
Mineola
Robert Schoening
Glenwood Pool
Dwight
Ronnie Damewood
Alan Maddocks
Terry Elwood
Delwyn
Glenwood Lake Park
Clyde Schoening
Bruce Schoening
Council Bluffs
Bob Schoening and
Bruce
Paul Black
Pat
Max Hulin
LaVern Hardisty
Billy
Lonnie McMullen
Paul Wayne Black
Emerson
Harold Damewood
Ronnie
Lyle Boone
Sidney
Jim Bailey
George Marshall
Herman Bendit
G. &. Hardisty
Winterset
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hillsdale
F. E. Bloomer
Wilsdale
Glennwood Suiley
Grandpa
Grandma
Northwestern Bell
Hathaway
Mrs. Gipe
White Cloud Mill
Pete
Rose Brazelton
Rena Bass
Susan Woodfill
Jot Williams
George Williams
Sue and
Allan
W. W. Williams
Paul Wilson
Edna Kruse
Ed Kruse
Bill Wilson
Carl Winslow
Herman Wise
Wanda Davidson
R. E. Glebe
Harvey Bolte
W. F. Messinger
Lonnie Messinger
Dale
Jimmy Messinger
Jerry Messinger
Viking Lake
Stanton
Gary Miller
Gerald Jones
Julie
Bud Kahl
Cindy
Johnny Mass
Bill Mass
Mineola St. John Lutheran Church
Mrs
RIC
Carl Buch
Walter Phelps
Bernard Roen
Glen Howrey
Mills County Fair
Candice
Debra Reinbold
Diane Blackman
Joan Buch
Jackson
Carl Bueh
Walter Hehn
G. W. Sell
Dick Suhr
Counce Bluffs
Dennis Bubr
Harry Clark
Bear Emerson
Leo Clark
George Wright
Alan
L. F. Seeger
Leonard Wright
Theron Bolton
Omaha, Nebr
Pace of CO
Silver City
Bob Schoensss
Poort
Guy
Relic Guy Hunter
Ntial A
Formica
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