Spangler Family Reunion Held at Bethany Park Lincoln
Three Hastings residents joined 65 descendants of Charles and Elizabeth Spangler at a Sunday reunion in Bethany Park Lincoln. Attendees from 11 Nebraska communities plus Iowa and Missouri shared baskets for a large dinner. New officers were elected and plans set for the 50th anniversary reunion in August 1964 at Bethany Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Charles and
Elizabeth Spangler
Cass County
Nebr
Bethany Park
Lincoln
Elmo and
Ray Hites
Evelyn Tudor
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Cyrus Livingston
Weeping Water
Nebra
Peter Gobelman
Marion, Spangler
George Spangler
Howard Miller
Unadilla
Ray Miles
Gee
Mumm
Plattsmouth
Funeral Services for Ben King in Shenandoah Iowa
Benjamin King of Shenandoah formerly Hastings resident died August 11 at University Hospital Iowa City aged 77 years 9 months 13 days. Services held August 13 at Harding Funeral Home Shenandoah with burial at Arlington Willigan Cemetery. Reverend A R Sorenson officiated. Survivors include wife Louise two daughters Wanda Crawford and Carl Swolley, son Francis King plus extended relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin King
Shenandoah
Hastings
University Hospital
Iowa City
Harding Funeral Home
Arlington Cemetery
Willigan
A. R. Sorenson
Herb Stogdill
Wiliam Pickering
Golden Wedding Day Open House in Hastings for Lockabills
A Hastings couple for over 50 years celebrates their Golden Wedding with an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 30 p m at their home. Mr and Mrs Fred Lockabill former Adisa Blakesley married in 1913 at Hastings Methodist Church and have lived in Hastings since. Mrs Lockabill served as postmaster since 1934, a 29 year record. Both active in community and church, they have two children and a grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Fred Lockabill
Lookabill
Aater
Standard Oil
Lockabill
Federated Women’s Club
Lookabills
Regina Hagglund
Essex
Edgar Lookabill
Louisville, Ky
Gary Lookabill
Wesley Chapel Church Service Notice
Rev Clement Rowe presides at Wesley Chapel with Mrs Lorance Lisle as superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. Church Service follows at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Tastorirs
Lorance Lisle
S. Supt
Beasley Rites Held at Adel
Beasley rites held at Adel for Mrs. Francis Gross Beasley mother of Mrs. Lorance Lisle and Mrs. Joe Robbins. She died Thursday night in Perry hospital. Services were held Monday in Adel with burial in the family plot. Survivors include husband Glenn two daughters and a son plus several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Gross Beasley
Adel
Lorance Lisle
Joe Robbins
Perry
Beasley
Robbins
Lake Cottate
Camdenton
Lisles
Hstes Park
Gale
Glenn
Oaks News community notices and visits in Red Oak area
Community notices list Pastor Lavin and Merrill Sowers with service times at 11 a m and Thursday choir practice. Sunday School attendance mar 04 and offerings at 10. solo by Lester Marsden on Acts 9 15 16. Local families attended a Shook picnic at Chautauqua park with about 40 relatives from nearby towns. several family visits and travel for funerals and visitors noted from Lincoln, Omaha, Sacramento, and Missouri Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks Community
Marion Shook
Shook
Chautauqua Park
Red Oak
Malvern
Tabor
Glenwood
St. Joseph
Milo
Stanley Williams
Ron Simpson
el Segundo
Galif
Kim
Kyle Simpson
Gary Hensymans
Charlotte Warren
Lincoln
Janet Warren
Omaha
Evelyn Warren
Jewell
J. G. Stream
Percy Atkinson
Sacramento
Calif
Althea Norton
Mire
Merrill Sowers
Raymond Trively
Red Oak Hospital
Darrell Achenbaugh
I. W. Castor
Don Terry
Jim
Bobby
Missouri Valley
John Stetford
Wedding, visits mark Malvern area social notes
The record details numerous local visits and gatherings across Malvern Shenandoah Clarinda Red Oak and surrounding towns on August 15 1963. Couples families and friends including Ekornsater Zugg Lewis Mattly Hicks and Stefford are noted with weekend outings a Hicks family reunion and a trip to see How the West Was Won in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Hamilton Lewis
Lyle Wilkinson
Susan
Hammond
Jim Hicks
George Jones
Floyd Hicks
James Hicks
Omaha
Lloyd Hicks
Red Oak
Vernon, Viner
Robert Hicks
Harold Hicks
Hicks
Legion Park
Vernon
Neola
Roy Wird
Lary Davis
Dorothy Nelson
Arch Mattly
Dewey Mattly
Clarinda
Robert Mattly
Howard Bliss
Merle Reipa
Larry Whiley
Griswold
Loren Cole
Creston
John Stefford
Viking Lake
Darrell
Randy
Eldon King
Avoca
Bert Wilson
Elliott
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Ralph Russell
Dorothy Largent
Ben King
Bonnie Swanson
Jane
Joyce Hackenberry
Vera Anderson
Kenneth Grindle
Mr. and
Mra
Herb Stogdilt
Sandra Kay
Mis
Ann Crawford
Mt. Ayr
Richard Payne
Sidney
Myrza Vanderpool
Kay
Butch
Donald Pickering
Roy Glen Mosier
Mary Carley
Dick Cape
Council Bluffs
Donald Vanderpool
Wayne Crawford
James Rountree
Joe Parker
Roger Crawford
Vera
Brazeal
Council Bluffs Y
N. E. Stogdill
Wriday
Tra
Gerald
Mostar
Gastro Valley
Gunz
Kathy
Martha Sulivan
Gering
Jack Sargent
Mrs. Herb §Stogdill
Sandra Kaye
William Crawford
Dave Hockenberry
The
Ladies Cemetery Association
Joyce Hockenberry
Charles Ewing
James Goodwin
Wanda Taylor
Las Vegas
Nev
John Tysor
Rey Crawford
Gerald Mosier
Castro Valley
Martha Sullivan
Gerling
Stella Hall
Blanche Shaw
Markwell
Bostitch Brand
Stapler
Clinton Parker
Wesley
Lois Yates
Yates
Lynn Parker
Carol Asell
Parker
Albert Washburn
Linda
Robie
Washburn
Lake of the Ozarks
Marion Plumb Kirk
Mark
Larry
Orangeburg
C. Marsha Plamer
Future Fixers of Macedonia
Ralph Wilson
John Wilson
Jeanie
John Jr
Marion Wilson
Beverly
Agar
Parkers
Sk Turner
Judy
Johnnie
Gary Turner
Edmundson Hospital
Lyle Howard
Hastings Federated Womans Club
Oaks News
MES. L
Lowe
Save Pennies
Joan Lindberg
Patty Johnson
John Scherle
Henderson
Charley Burson
Near Tabor
John Siefford
von Leu
Kenny Leipold
Syron
Clifford Scott
Hereford
Elvere Henderson
Don Bell
Rodney Grindle
Doug Dashner
Jack Sell
Dale Asmussen
Malvern Milling Co
Bob Bell
Byron Leu
Mark Babbitt
Allen Bruce
David Swett
Carel Wolfe
Malvern, Iowa
Mills County Fair
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