Whews of Whalemians and Holiday Visits in Malvern
Local notes report Mr and Mrs C T Durbin leaving for winter in McAllen Texas. Ed Craig of Hutchinson Kansas visited the Burdie home. Several Thanksgiving gatherings are listed with relatives from Red Oak Macedonia and Tabor. Mrs Lyle Bellwood hospitalized with pneumonia and Masons honor Leslie Eddy in Anita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Craig
Hutchison, Kan
EK. W. Burdie
Mra
M. Fickel
Florida
J. F. Wearin
Edw. A. Wearing
Red Oak
F. A. Wortmans
George Kilpatrick
Mad- Jaon
Nebr
R. H. Malony
George Malony
James Matony
Nebraska City
Marshall Burgess
Phoenix
Ariz
F. A. Mulholland
Ww.aistrape
Ralph Hopp Hone
Glenwood
Tad Bowen
Weeren Bowen
Hastings
Clarence Roos
James Bowen
Olathe
Kan
Frank Stevens Jr
Albert Selick Jr
Topeka
Albert Selick Sr
Theo. Selik
Councy Sufts
Dan Zanders
Correctionville
R. L. Campbell
Sylvia
Frank Sell
Villiaca
Marion Wilhelm
Wichita
Eugene Wilhelm
Lyle Bellwood
Edmundson Hospital
Hen Martin
RK. L. Campbell
Leslie C. Eddy
Anita
Malcolm Campbell
Minneapolis
Minn
Lillian Campbell
Russell Bird
KE. Dally
S-Set
Kenneth Bird
Plattsmouth
Carl Whitney
Michael
Tabor
Lou Stabbe
Sac City
Bertha Angus
Thanksgiving gatherings across Missouri and Iowa towns
A string of Thanksgiving visits spans Liberty Missouri Sioux City Cannell Bluffs Jefferson City Council Bluffs and Gallatin with relatives friends and neighbors sharing meals and greetings. Notable mentions include Mrs Bird Mrs Fox Mrs Maude Girdepent and families from Omaha Hastings and Chicago visiting hosts across several households. Vern Dunn recovers and attends Café briefings after three week illness in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atro
Homer Waltrip
Liberty, Mo
Maude Girdepent
Clyde Davis
Sioux City
Bird
Arthur Armstrong
Omaha
Golda Armstrong
Alfred Hall
Marvin Ponton
H. H. Stevesson
J. L. Donner
R. W. Salyers
Mae Morris
James Salyers
Ben Breeding
Ray Plumb
Hastings
Lia Boehner
Garold
Vern Dunn
Richard Hyde
Bill
W. J. Gann
Gallatin
W. L. Anderson
Chicago
N. P. Crink
Grace Donner
Max Dashner
First Methodist Church Dee 4 Pledge Sunday services and events
The First Methodist Church Dee announces pledge Sunday led by Minister John L. Heebout Baron C Tennant and 9 45 Sunday School. Morning worship at 10 50 with organ meditations M Y F rally at Riverton Sunday afternoon. Attend 1 30 p m rides. Bring dollars for the evening meal. Choir practice Wednesday 7 P P M Ruth Circle Thursday Dec with Mrs John Heebout Junior Choir Friday 4 to 5 30 pm. please bring pledge card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Dee
John L. Heebout
Baron C. Tennant
Riverton
Ruth Circle
John Reebout
Sunday church activities and gatherings in Glenwood area
Sunday program notes at First Baptist Church list Glenn Emmert as pastor and include Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Worship at 11 a.m. Evening Bible Study at 7 p.m. is highlighted with ongoing John gospel study. Other church items mention Wednesday Walther League and December meeting details for Baptist Ladies. Mary Arnect of Eldon visits in town. Ambitious Andies Jr. travelers attend Ice Follies with several adults. Change of club name announced for Lyons Workers becoming Feeders Fitters Farmers. new members join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Glenn Emmert
Dale Allensworth
John
the Baptist Ladies Kensingtor
Lyle Williams
1. M. Kline
Lyle Willams
Grant Chamberlain
John Mott
St. John's Lutheran Church
Paul Glahn
Laster
Anh
Glenwood
Sam Avalon
Nanny Lenz
Paul Oliphant
Larry
Roger Lemonds
Lyons Workers
Larry Gregg
CHAMPION HILL CHURCH NOTABLES AND VISITORS
Regular services at Champion Hill Presbyterian Church led by Pastor J T Stevenson with Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship at 11 a m. Local residents and visitors include Mrs F K Gibson Storm Lake and Mrs Fern Gibson Slotux Rapids visiting A J Griffin Red Oak area families share Thanksgiving gatherings. Charles Krent, Jeanne McLain, Charles Kellenbarger, and multiple relatives noted among Red Oak, Essex, Emerson, Dubuque, and Ottumwa connections. Neighboring towns mentioned include Tarkio, Mapleton, Greenfield, and Kaientsen with numerous family dinners and travel to observe Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Eastwood
Charles Krent
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Jeanne McLain
Mapleton
Dean McLain
Charles Kellenbarger
Tarkio
Glen Kellenbarger
F. M. Parker
Kansas
Charles
Glenn Cooper
Alma Whipple
Morris Coate
Margaret Coate
Essex
Charles Griffin
A.J. Griffin
Earl Bishop
Carroll
Marlene
Andera
Charles Carson
Emerson
Mroo
Laver
Dirkerson
Wed Oak
Mary Artie Pet Deidon
Oatin
Qean MebLain Thea
Phyllis
Wiklard Freee
Sumefield
Kan
Sherman Allen
Lewis Conrad
Greenfield
Clyda Coored
Dubuque
Joe Allen
Flora Koeberspereer
Edna Lene
Edog Fry
Ottumwa
Wo Faure
Geakulooss
Roberta Kellerbarger
Emersul
Glen Kellepbarger
Cherles
Harry Boa.sinsers
Mills Memos Hy Dick Goes County Extension Director
Mills County 4-H awards night on Nov 20 drew 500 attendees as 4-H members and leaders celebrated top honors and two National Trip Award recipients Martha Wearth and Mary Lou Evans. Extension notes praise thousands of club records and highlight farming topics from insecticide methods to soil testing, urging timely fertilizer planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Dick Goes
Adarda
Martha Wearth
Mary Lou Evans
Mills County
Omaha Monday Run Tops Stocker Supply Down
Omaha's Monday Run tops the country's livestock run but replacement cattle and calf supply drops to about 6 000 to 7 000, lightest in twelve Mondays. Trade on stocker and feeder cattle and calves is steady to weak with various price shifts. fat cattle trade slow. cows sold steady to firm. butchers and hogs mixed, with several regional sale prices listed for hogs and steers. Shippers from the local area report multiple lots with weights and prices ranging from about 11.25 to 22.75 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mills County
Jake Morris
Babbitt & Lowell
Thomas & Plumb
Hoffman Bros
Karl Mintle
Archie Scott
Sy Wearin
Clarence Long & Son
Blalhe Lungren
Ramblin by Gall Shallberg 4 H club name change story
Local 4-H news notes a name change to Feeders,Fighters,Farmers 4-H club and urges planning for county fair demonstrat ions. Extension office moves after Jan 1 to Malvern Library basement, with project ideas in Angus calves and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont
Dack Lenz
Feader
Flyong Workers
Lyons Township
H-Hhh
Malvern
Frank Chamberlain
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Iowa
C. TL. Durbin
McAllen
Teex
Walter Stothower
Mrs
Ward Stothower
Joustas
Jane of
Tahor
Adolph Schatz
Donwd Schultz
Macedonia
McCord
Malvern, Iowa
Wieners
Creme
Santa Clara
Oxydol Rinso
J. William Rapp
Chiropodist
Coolbaugh St
the Fox
Cannell Bluffs
Charles McClure
Tamily
Methodist Church
Claude Alexander
Jefferson City, Mo
Zelma Fletcher
Doctor Kit
Bresser
Styroe Kristen
Santo
Mimi Jr.” Doll
Molster Set
Tor
Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert O’dell TE Petes le Ee A Te Eee
Malvern, Lowa
Mary Arnect of
Eldon
Ambitious Andies Jr. News
Ambitious Andies, Jr
Wes Aerses
Shelv
Charleson’s
Charlesonss
the Presbyterian Church
They
F. K. Gibson
Storm Lake
Fern Gibson
Slotux Rapids
A.J . Griffin
Town State College Entomalos Glat
Uogmen
J. FP. Wearin
Extension Agronomy Department
Ramblin
By Gall Shallberg
Ekarrmaasese
Purina
Fatina
MYZON
Spiker's Produce
Pfister
Good Grain CO
Frank Zanders
Mgr
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