Ira Bells Enjoyed Scenic Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Ira Bell and Don returned home from over a week long vacation and camping trip to the Tetons and Yellowstone Park visiting Carl Huntsman in Dubois Wyoming. They traveled through the Black Hills and encountered 106 degree heat with their car iced over at Fishing Bridge Colorado on the way home. Fred Huntsman of Emerson stayed with grandson Bob Bell during his parents absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Bell
Don
Tetons
Yellowstone Park
Carl Huntsman
Dubois
Wyo
Black Hills
Fred Huntsman
Emerson
Bob Bell
Absene
Local gatherings and visits fill weekend across Tab or area
Mrs Vernon and Mr Clifford Fiese visited Milford Nebr friends from Wednesday to Friday with Elmer and Marlene Fieselman. Families from Council Bluffs to Glenwood shared hospital and social outings while the community noted picnics at Big Lake and Merritt Beach, garden events, and a miscellaneous shower for Rosalie Turner at St John’s Lutheran.
Sunday Evening Visits Across Shenandoah Neighborhoods
Mr and Mrs Jack Bright and Donnie were Sunday supper guests of her sister Mrs Harold Bancroft and family near Shenandoah Harold Blackman joined Sunday for dinner with Mr and Mrs Everett Blackman and family and Everett and family visited later with Mr and Mrs Wayne Blackman Lee and Diane Mr and Mrs Robert Schroeder visited in Council Bluffs Thursday evening with his sister Mrs Melvin Keyser and son Mrs Keyser returned home earlier that afternoon from Edmundson hospital after surgery a week earlier Neighbors express concern for Mrs Otha Dickersbach who is quite ill with mumps Speedy get well wishes are sent Mrs Ed White and sons were Friday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Miley Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford [Fiese
Milford
Nebr
Elmer Fieselman
Marlene
Mule Creek
Elmer Haney
Linda
Jack Haney
Council Bluffs
Mr. Haney
Mercy Hospital
Wimner
Frank Chamberlain
Betty Burchart
Los Angeles
Calif
Burchart
The
Baptist Church
William Barber Jr
James Rickabaugh
Tabor
Big Lake
Scotty
Max Vinton
Ahor
Harold Holloway
Martin McCartney
Omaha
Wayne Blackman
Lee
Diane
J. B. Parker
Emerson Park
Dale Bell
Charles Cheney
Jack Hunter
Gong
Pacific Junction
Bell
Chaney
Jimmy Hunter
Guy Hayate
Lyndon Livengood
Glenwood
Alfred Kizzier
Ken
Leonard Kizzier
California
Joe Livengood
Bi Harris
James Combs
Vicki
Mellisa
Farmers and Merchants
Guy Haynie
Austin Bass
William Berber Jr
Glen Bolte
Roger
Charlene
John Scheel
Marshall, Ma
Austin
Bass
Tabor Park
Laurence Alberts
Shenandoah
Walter Cody
Harold Sinner
Jana Joyce
Clarence Nagel
Ed Pollitt
Bert
Meredith, Pollitt
Tempe
Ariz
Donnie Bright
Glenna Oldhan
Yoyce Stewart
Dr. Beckwith
Ethel
Jack Bright
Donnie
Harold Bancroft
Harold Blackman
Everett Blackman
Everett
Robert Schroeder
Melvin Keyser
Keyser
the Edmundson Hospital
Otha Dickersbach
Speedy
Ed Whie
Miley Schmidt
Strahan Church to Hold Services with Dr Teele Speaking
Strahan Methodist Church announces 5 a m Sunday School and 10 a m Divine Worship. Pastor John Lippincott with Superintendent Robt Christensen invites attendance as Dr J Henry Teele District Superintendent speaks on the sermon topic Walking With The Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Robt. Christensen
J. Henry Teele
Malvern Leader Notes Weekend Visitors In Local Homes
Harry Joe and Martha Sue of Red Oak visited grandparents Earl Conrad and Mrs Charles Hall Sunday evening. Connie Kay and Christine of Imogene, Mia, Eugene Good and daughter were Monday afternoon callers in the Rose White home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Joe
Martha Sue
Red Oak
Earl Conrads
Charles Hall
Connie
Kay
Christine
Imogene
Mia
Eugene Good
Daughter
Rose White
4-H Indian Deeretttes Achievement Show at Emerson Church
The 4-H Indian Deeretttes club held its achievement show July 24 at Emerson Methodist church with about 64 guests. Mrs. Matt Laughlin and Phyllis Leu judged the projects. About 90 exhibits were displayed. The afternoon featured a demonstration on Something Old to Something New by Marilyn Wax and Connie Parker, a piano duet by Joan Lindburg and Patty Johnson, and a Building a Birdhouse demonstration by Sherry and Shirley Greenwood. A skit Memories honored Mrs. Laughlin. Mrs. Leo Cheney was toasted on her birthday with Happy Birthday. Lunch was served by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cheney
Joan Lindburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ira Bells
Mrs. Vernon
Roberta
Richard Mattson
Dawn Renee
Jerald Bode
Near Hopper
Norman Sinner
East Liberty
Mitay Schmidt
Everett Blackmans
Dave Aistrone
Randolph
Robert Murray
Fay Tim
Hillsdale
Harold
Council Bluffs Mercy Hospital
Don Fleselman
Lincoln
Elmer Fleselman
Darrell Hansen
Douglas
Diang
Joyce
Lloyd Marsh
Leland
Barbara
Daleell
Tab
Richard Bass
Fair Association
Fair Grounds
Vern Miller
Larry Gaylord
Denieca
Cletia Haynis
Larry
Timmy
Lloyd Haynie
Karen
Kathy
Glenwood Lake Park
Jackie
Ferne Alberts
Ray Anderson
Marcie, Parry
Marilyn Sinner
Howard Allenaworth
Henderson
al Lovall
Griswold
Dwight Nagel
Council] Bluffs
St. John's Lutheran Church
Misa Rosalie Turner
Rafferty Mobil
Dateesheeley Remphone
Bane
Piranorn Fon We
Strahan
Nina Grouse
Russell Sell
Pat
Bethesda
Kenneth Davis
Strahan Garden Club
Strahan Church
Charles Kayton
Ames
Myrtle Welda
Wing Crouse
J. L. Wilson
Malvern
Deanna Grindle
Strahan Myf
MYF
Emmett Gips
Genene Maher
Franke Crouse
Ben Shook
Kansas City
Lawrence Perkins
Stanton
Frank J. Crouse
Denver
Colo
Crouse
Geo. Curtis
Hastings
Clarence Lemonds
Henry Nims
Qoat Bayes
Byron Reed
Mr. Nims
Nims
Reed
Ellis Grindle
Charles Wright
Forney
Thurman
Ellsworth Shilling
Columbus
Rats Blunt
Claude Perkins
Methodists Hospital
Bob Blunt
Pam
Tracy
Jimmie Perkins
Bob Blunts
Carrie Cole
Frank Cale
Frances
Cynthia Cole
Cincinnatti, O
Ambrose Peck
Wairfield
Kathy Peck
Zeno Bass
Walter Roberts
Mt. Ayr
Oma Brown
Wille
Wylie
Ft. Riley
Kans
Kenneth Brown
Doyle Brown
Bert Shaul
Walter Briley
Helen Kline
Mable
Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
Clare Horning
Shenandoah, Iowa
Mills County
Our Thur
Fremont Coun
Ag. Lime
U.S. 34
Plattsmouth Bridge
Jack Stanley
Jack Stanley Reds
Jack Stanley Sand Plant
P. J
Jack Stanley Quarries
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