Visitors From England Entertained at S C
Mr. and Mrs Rew Burgoin drove to Des Moines to welcome Mr and Mrs William Alford from England and Majorie Raynor and Alice Burgoin from New York. The group attended the state fair last Monday.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1962
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs Rew Burgoin drove to Des Moines to welcome Mr and Mrs William Alford from England and Majorie Raynor and Alice Burgoin from New York. The group attended the state fair last Monday.
Local society page details visitors to Silver City and nearby towns, with multiple family gatherings, church events, and celebrations. Names include Black, Hardisty, Kahl, Hendrix, Burgoin, Skerritt, Lin tner, Raynor, Burgoin, Alford, Vandas, and Atteberry among others, across Omaha, Council Bluffs, Glenwood, Gretna, and Des Moines, plus a baptism, a birthday, and a fair attendance report.
Reynolds and Carlson hosted a supper with extended family including J Heckman and David of Seattle. Many guests visited in Glenwood Omaha Council Bluffs Malvern and Des Moines during the week with birthdays fairs and picnics noted. Families from Glenwood Mineola Treynor and Omaha featured in gatherings and hospital visits.
The fair featured OPEN CLASS SHEEP, FFA SHEEP, and SHOWMANSHIP with champions listed such as Blue Gene Hilton and Gary Maher. 4-H Centerettes Achievement Show at Hillsdale Church hosted judging, guests, and a mixer with speakers and club reports.
Tey and Larry of Malvern joined Mr and Mrs George Miller Richard Dennis and Rodney for a four day Ozarks visit ending Friday. Longest ear blue Byron Leu.
The Fremont-Mills board of education set the first week of October for a special election to approve a bond issue to construct a new high school. A definite date will be chosen next Tuesday in Omaha with Leo Daly architectural firm. Plans call for an addition to the Tabor grade building connected by a corridor.
The article outlines a 4-H club event with performances including Linda Haney singing Dreaming and demonstrations by Carolyn Hilton Diane Blackman Barbara Hunt Rosalie Wright and a Camp Madrid report by Bonnie Hough. Jeanie Razer narrated the Centerette Centeretta visits to the State School. Punch and cookies were served after the program. Pat Razer, reporter.
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