Weekend guests and veterans notes from Henderson area
Henderson residents report weekend hospitality as Mr and Mrs Kenneth Louridsen hosted relatives with their son in Manoawa. Ardith Skidmore learns son Jimmy was moved to a Japanese hospital after two operations for muscle injuries from combat on February 6 in Viet Nam. Gordon Steiner Jim Fox and August Duyson return from a 5000 mile southern trip including New Orleans. Herbert Stephens and Bob Scotts share Sunday evening calls at Oakland while Dr W I Vanderlisd en dines with Mr Ora Clayiog in Clarins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardith Skidmore
Frontier
Jimmy
Japan
Viet Nam
Gordon Steiner
Jim Fox
August Duyson
New Orleans
South
Herbert Stephens
Bob Scotts
Oakland
W. l. Vanderlisden
Ora Clayiog
Clarins
Wilber Putnam wedding at Henderson Christian Church
Miss Vicky Lou Wilber and Luane Charles Putnam wed February 18 at Henderson Christian Church in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev EB Jones. The bride wore Richelle lace and taffeta with a Sabrina neckline, attended by six sisters and friends as bridesmaids, with a reception for 150 guests and a home in Macedonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Christian Church
Marrage
Vicky Lou Wilber
Luane Charles Putnam
Roberts EB. Jones
Eliott
Gela Wilber
Henderson
Sean Putnam
Oakland
Kesh Owens
Harlan
Verla Wilber
Joyce Wilber
Fees
Dian
Gower
Debbie Jo Stump
Dora Rockmend
Randy Morris
Darrell Putnam
Dale
Don
Dennis Longeor
al Wilson
Lynn Putnam
E. L. Meyer
Richard Fleming
Local Social Visits and Weekend Weddings Notes
Emerson and Darlene Davis and Guy Osborn and Edwin Ambrose hosted guests Saturday in Omaha. Bert Morris Marlene Hunt and Larry Hunt attended the wedding of Vicki Wilbur and Duane Putman. Tom Rumery visited his mother in Shenandoah Hard Hospital after a stroke on Christmas. The Rumerys joined Roger Davis for supper at Malvern. Clyde Gravett Arthur Avensworth and Earl Boiteau visited Henderson Sunday. Robert Good and Ralph Good had dinner with Fred Brunow in Persia. Robert Good family and Ron Goods from Council Bluffs were supper guests there. Heber Hillyer visited his brother Jonai Carson Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Davis
Omaha
Guy Osborn
Edwin Ambrose
Newt Wright
Bert Morris
Marlene
Larry Hunt
Henderson
Vicki Wilbur
Duane Putman
Tom Rumery
Mr. Rumery
Shenandoa
Rumerys
Roger Davis
Malvern
Clyde Gravett
Arthur Avensworth
Earl Boiteau
R. E. Good
Ralph Good
Fred Brunow
Persia
Robert Good
Ron Goods
Council Bluffs
Heber Hillyer
Jonai Carson
Mission Circle
Oaks Mission Circle
Jesus
Byron Viner
L. E. Brammieier
Fred Roeder
Ralph J. Cole
Ralph Lewis Cole
Daey
Henry
Ron Cole
Laurie
Melvina Sieman
Advent Christian Church
Villisca
Coleen Freshowr
Ray Ways
Bob Freshowr
Carl Manken
Hartford
S. D
Dean Torry
Dim
Bob
Missouri Valley
Linda H. Er
Piswah
J. F. Metcalf
Bill Metcalf
Ma Ola
Mes. Iwl Coastor
L. E
Amd
Harald Wilkinson
Brooks
Barttest Laurence
Corning
Charladle Warren
Lincoln
Nebr
Roy Warren
Fairmont
Neb
Ralph Davis
Dean Warren
Yolney Warren
Jewell
Ruth Circle Meeting Shares Growth in Christ in Blizzard Weather
Ruth Circle of WSCS met February 15 with 12 members and a child present despite blizzard conditions. Treasurer reported about three quarters of the $500 yearly budget raised, Sunshine fund held over $10, and program focused on Growth in Christ with readings and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
WSCS
Vernon Johnson
Miss Carlstedt
Cecille Wax
Hastings
John Simpson
Forrest Gillespie
Sunshine Fund
Esma Barns
Quentin Johnson
Edwin Grayson
Frederick Larson
Barns
Washington
Airs
Annual Financial Report for Malvern Town 1966
The document provides the Town of Malvern Iowa annual financials for 1966 including municipal receipts by fund such as General Public Safety Enterprises Recreation Debt Service and Road Use Tax plus a reconciliation of municipal fund transactions. It also presents the Utilities Financial Report detailing receipts from sales taxes and non operating revenue and disbursements for plant operation maintenance administration and capital outlay.
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Utilities Financial Report
Malvern
Iowa
Aletworks Avveneue Vestisit Telemtia Perersess Susseyoes Beersseersee DE Lot Dab
Meir
Fund — Genesis Stree Public Safety Municipal Ente
Recreation Debt Service
Utilities
Trust and Agency
Oaks News Sunday School and Mission Conference March 11
The Red Oak Tabernacle and Oaks youth played a basketball game at Henderson gym on Thursday. The Mission Circle planned a chili supper for the youth during the Missionary Conference March 11 to 16. Various members hosted, attended, and entertained at church gatherings and home visits as part of community church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak Tabernacle
Oaks
Henderson Gym
Fines in Beer Drinking and Speeding Cases
Merritt V. Arnold and Richard G. Houser of Glenwood were fined 15 dollars and costs each for drinking beer in a car on the highway after appearing before Justice of Peace Carl Remley. Another case before Remley last week involved Peter J. Van Wicker of Omaha who was fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt V. Arnold
Richard G. Houser
Glenwood
Justice of Peace Car! Remley
Remley
Peter J. van Wicker
Omaha
Accident Damages Reported Near Glenwood Iowa
Sheriff Edwin Barkus office reports about 300 dollars in damage after an accident two miles west of Glenwood. Scott Davis of Omaha said his car went out of control on a wet spot. Halph Travis of Sidney faces a charge of failing to keep his vehicle under control after a February 14 crash four miles east of Glenwood, with about 150 dollars damage to his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Barkus
Scott Davis
Omaha
Glenwood
Davis
Iowa Highways Patrol
Halph Travis
Sidney
Travis
Three Traffic Cases in Timmerman Court
Three traffic cases were heard this past week by Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman. James B. Brown of Gleawood was fined 25 dollars for failing to keep his car under control. Max L. Nelson of Omaha was fined 320 dollars and costs for improper passing. Carol Dean of Glenwood was fined 16 dollars and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabis
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
James ‘B. ‘Brown
Gleawood
Ebllisian
Max L. Nelson
Omaha
Carol. Dean
Glenwood
No Hunting Sign Ad Offered at Thy Louder Office
Small ad offers no hunting signs at Thy Louder office priced 20 cents each, three for 50 cents, seven for 1 dollar, with advertising emphasis.
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Kenneth Louridsen
Charles Akes
Manawa
ALF. Standiford
Wilber-Putnam
Vicky
Wayne Paxton
Carson
Bill Secherle
Bernard Hiller
McCieHand
Bud Hotre
Harold Rollins
Pamela Blunt
Strahan
Marlene Morris
Harokd Haseal
Connie Hiller
Elvera Henderson
Jerry Esperson
Peggy Horve
Donna Rollins
Janet Forrestal
Dennis Langeor
C. A. Frink
Grace Bowes
Elmer Bergantzel
Glen Brown
Merrian Mass
Putnams
Macedonia
Gola Wilders
Jake Morris
Randy
Elmer Berganize
Alfred Timm
Underwood
Harry Kroka
Larry
Sophie Trede
Treynor
Mat Miller
Michele and
Jerry
Connie
Bill Hiller
McClelland
Bud Hotze
Keith Owens
Oklahoma
Fra Summers
Ira Summers
Missionary Baptist Church
Roland
Okla
Roland City
Unionvile
Richard 5. Summers
Ida Johnson
Fort Smith, Ark
Grace Cleta Rousseau
Mes
Hazel Crogran
Willow Springs
C. E. Anderson
Ola Summers
Fort Smith
Ark
Delia Broun
Red
Oak
Lula Morgan
Moberly
Sam Curtis
Sailweil
Olde
Press Bark
Dean Retmondon
Adee Freeeworth
Comeil
Norman Winchester
Carroll
Douglas Allensworth
George Schinker
Otis Pendegraft
Gerald Vipers
Jim Oliver
Sons
Woodbine
Gordon Viner
Ralston
Darrell Lewis
Emerson
Vernon Viner
Lee Weitzel
Watt
Sahay
Wales
Davidson
E. T. Sawyers
Ruth
God
C.L. Ballain
Shenandoah
Curtis
St. Blanka
Axes Merchandise
St Mahan
AL Ans
Aus
Tata AG
Isa
Gallag
Oaks News
L. E. Branmeiee
Timmerman Court
Malvern Onion
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