Yale and Henderson Church Activities December Schedule
Yale and Henderson announce church related events including a 7:30 candle light service December 18 at The Christian Church Sunday School, a Christmas Eve service also at 7:30, the Methodist church plans a Sunday school program on Friday December 23 at 7:80, and Legion Hall hosts The Legions Christmas party for children on December 21 at 7:30 with movie treats and Santa Claus. a December 24 afternoon appearance is possible.
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Christian Church
Legions
Legion Hall
Santa Claus
Community Christmas Party Fragments Spark Local News
A long OCR string recounts social events across Red Oak Macedonia and nearby towns. Hostesses Mrs. Dick Magers and Mrs. Marge Biechaum hosted demonstrations and Christmas club meetings with gift exchanges and games. Families mourn M W Brown while others attend dinners, surgeries, and hospital visits. Kenneth Timson and wife welcome triplet sons Ronald Wayne Donald Dean Leonard Lyon in Omaha.
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Dick Magers
Marge Biechaum
Maine
Magers
Mothers Club
Gene Baltin
Allen Palmer
Bob Byers
Arnold Williams
Sylvia Achenbaugh
Former Hendersonian honored at Omaha
Polly Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Shook, was named WOW Radio’s Secretary of the Day on December 1. She is secretary to Jack Schwartz, Campbell Soup Nebraska plants manager, and received a tiger orchid corsage plus a dinner for two at the Blackstone Orleans room. The piece notes Perry’s family and local acquaintances.
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Henderson
Polly Perry
T. ©. Shook
WOW Radio
Perry
Jack Schwartz
Campbell Soup
Nebraska
Rolel Blackstone
Orleans
Hillstings Ladies Cemetery Meeting Notes Local News
The Ladies Cemetery Association met at Mrs Herb Stogdill s home with reports on sick leave for Bill Pickering and late-arriving addresses for service boys Donnie Brazeal and Douglas Packer. Local visits, hospital care, and Christmas program preparations are noted along with community reflections.
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Ladies Cemetery Association
Tasl
Herb Stogdill
Bill Pickering
Donnie D. Brazeal
Co. B
U.S
A.pg
San Francisco
Calif
Douglas K. Packer
Grand Forks Afb
N. Cal
Harlan Briggs Alus
Red Oak
Phoes Te Brown
Hastings Iowa Town Council Minutes 1886 Meeting
Hastings town council met at 7:30 p m with Mayor Larsen presiding and all councilmen present Bennie Vanderpool sworn in as a new member Minutes read and accepted Receipts totaled 4873 40 including Mills County treasurer and Auditor Office funds Bills listed and approved Public Utilities and Recreation Funds noted Transfers approved from Liquor Central Fund to Public Safety and Street Lights Christmas Light Committee contributed 49 61 to Recreation Fund Total collected 416 46 Bills paid 263 20 leaving 53 26 in fund for next year Beer permit for W Shappcott approved 1967 and related actions recorded
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Hastings
Iowa
Larsen
Bennie Vanderpool
Treas. of Mills Co
Permilis, Ch
Co - Lo Hastings Fire
General Fund
Power & Lt. Co
Malvern Leader
Blaie Priming
Mas Baehler i. Cu Ee AD Va
Omaha
Bell Tele
Ivan Durbin
Ta, Power & Li. Co
Paul Taylor
Liquor Central Fund
Public Safety
A. Course
Gene Palsero
W. Shappcott
P. Taylor
Hastings Cemetery Land Purchase Motion Approved
Gene Palser sought extra land for Hastings Cemetery with Yul by J Burrington aiding. Mayor Larsen named council members and duties, budget report for Municipal Streets and Parking approved, next meeting set. Lois Clites, Town Clerk.
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Gene Palser
Down
Hastings
J. Burrington
Larsen
A. Crouze
Bratt J. Burrington
Taylor - Streeel
Alley B. Vanderpool
Palser
Watercom
P. Taylor
Lois Clites
Christmas Cards and Licorice in Randolph Inglewood Echo
Scrabbles from Randolph Enterprise recounts festive greetings and family notes as Christmas cards arrive. A reflection on Christmas significance cites Billy Graham and Incarnation, then personal memories of a father’s birthday and gifts including 71 pieces of mint Italian licorice and a shoe bag.
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Father
Italy
Christmas spirits bring three new Smith family members
Randolph shares a warm true life story of Jamey adopted last spring and Paul and Tony joining the family for good after two weeks together. The tale follows their initial happiness at being welcomed, the surprise of new siblings, and a heartfelt ending as the narrator admits emotion.
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Randolph
Jamey
Paul
Tony
Jane
Randel
Ttandel
Randel Smith
Bot
Father
Feed Profitably with Purina Concentrates for Grain
Promote feeding grain through Purina concentrates to create a balanced ration. Home-grown grain mixed with Purina concentrates like Purina Chows improves profitability. Bring grain to the mill to be ground and mixed with tested Purina concentrate for better returns.
Cannot parse Brad's defense over fear in closed-door scene
In a tense moment a character insists identity with exasperation saying I am Brad while another mutters about misunderstanding. The father quietly closes the door, avoiding escalation.
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Brad
Father
Welfare Expenditures Report for November County and Fremont
Expenditures from public assistance funds totaled 5,026,115 for November, down 33,116 from October. Mills County details show Old Age, Aid to Dependent Children, Aid to the Blind, medical and aged care costs with per case figures and a Medicare note. Fremont County totals 33,305 with counts and average grants across old age, dependent children, medical aid to the aged, the blind, and disabled categories.
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Mills County
Fremont
Iowa Taxpayers In Town To Send Returns To Des Moines
IRS District Director Ernest W. Bacon announced that Town residents should mail their Federal income tax forms to the District Director Des Moines Iowa Box 1337 for now. A new law signed by President Johnson will require direct filing with a regional center, but Iowa is not yet affected and will receive advance notices as the phased program begins.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ernest W. Bacon
IRS
Town
Bacon
Johnson
IRS Service
Kansas City
Prayer and thought for the day by Robert J Maxwell Jr
A short devotional note credited to Robert J Maxwell Jr of South Carolina. It praises divine wisdom and Christ’s assumed human form as the path to redemption, with a closing prayer and a thought for the day.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Robert J. Maxwell, Jr
South Carollina
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