Local notices and farming market notes from Shenandoah and Glenwood
The week brings birth notices for Kathryn Amy daughter of Mr and Mrs Ney Smith of Shenandoah and Jeffrey Alan Ellison born to Mr and Mrs Ellison in Red Oak. Robert Lea travels for Oakdale Sanitorium, Phyllis Benedict starts at Henry Field Seed Co. in Shenandoah, and several visits and illnesses are recorded. Hog market analysis notes 1953 spring crop expectations, storage pork holdings over 500 million pounds, and projected prices with little risk of a spring rise. Kutish forecasts normal profits but below last year's highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Smith
Shenandoah
Hand Hospital
Shenandoat
Kathryn Amy
Robert Lea
Glenwood
Oscar Lea
Oakdale
Phyllis Ann Benedict
Henry Field Seed Co
Bud Anderson
Harold Clark
Imogene
Fannie Clark
Helen Nagle
L. R. Wallace
Verlin Shere
Fifty
Ark
David Leipold
Carmen Kelso
BFW Club
Charles Ellison
Red Oak Hospital
Jeffrey Alan
Jotna
Elliaon
Kutish
Wiring Plan For Home Owners Is Made Available
Property owners in Town Power and Light Company service area may finance wiring improvements through approved electrical contractors. No down payment required, payments go to Ipalco, financing up to 350 dollars per residence, terms up to 36 months at FHA rates, contractor handles credit and is paid by the power company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Power and Light Company
Ipaico
Ipalco
Hog Market Mirrors 1952 Trends Says Iowa Expert
Iowa State College farm economist Francis A Kutish notes hog markets in early 1954 resemble 1952 with subdued winter strength. He expects a spring or early summer advance after fall litters show only a small rise from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College Farm Economist
Silver City PTA Meeting Slated For March 2
The Silver City PTA will meet March 2 with special school music and a talk by a doctor on Better Health in Home and in School. Supt John Mantross will plan the school lunch menu as part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Supt
John Mantross
Fred Techau Observe 25th Anniversary Celebrated
Fred Techau and his wife celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with relatives and friends from Mineola Council Bluffs Glenwood Walthill and Omaha. The gathering included Abie Schoening Ed Sanders Arnold Kiercek Harvey Bolte LaVern Schoening Hana Scheel Herman Schroeder and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Techau
Abie Schoening
Ed Sanders
Arnold Kiercek
Harvey Bolte
LaVern Schoening
Hana Scheel
Herman Schroeder
Wilbert Kah
Art Miller
Donald Techau
Mineola
Carl Fisher
Nick Techau
Council Bluffs
EB. H. Gradie
Walthill
Harry Lucas
Glenwood
Gerald Stogdill
Tabor
Lusch
Worship Gives Meaning to Life at First Baptist Malvern
The First Baptist Church Malvern outlines America For Christ Sunday observance with morning worship at 11 o clock and Sunday School at 10. The Christian Women of three Malvern churches organize the service. Senior BYF reports a skating party and plans a meeting for 5 20 Sunday with refreshments by Bob Irvin and devotions by Judy Ponton. Junior choir practice at 6 00 precedes an engagement in Council Bluffs. transport may be arranged for children. WYE meets Monday at 8 30 with officers elected: Edward Thompson president Diane Bingham vice president Sharlene Campbell treasurer Susan Ballinger secretary. Scouting activity to resume in Malvern as Pierre Stone leads efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Gorton C. McMillan
Paul Seeger
America
Methodist Church
Malvern
Bob Irvin
Judy Ponton
Council Bluffs
Trinity Baptist Church
Jy. Wye
Edward Thompson
Diane Bingham
Sharlene Campbell
Susan Ballinger
Pierre Stone
Livestock Lost in Fire on Hettinger Farm
A barn fire at Mrs. John Hettinger's Hettinger farm destroyed a sow, 14 pigs, 400 bales of hay, and feed. The barn had insurance. Fire origin undetermined. Local residents and visitors from Malvern, Missouri and Red Oak connected to the affected families. A baby girl named Joetin Elaine was born February 14 at Jennie Edmundson hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettinger
John Hettinger
Louis Yoeman
Yoeman
Ben Burgoin
Margarite
Bart Maddocks
Russell Myere
Ralph Skerritt
Grover Goos
Catherine
Phyllis Skerritt
Harold. Torn
Goren Boyer Jr
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Joettn Elaine
Community church notices and schedule for March events
Parenter to he the new Scout Mae ter and Varekt Terry haw accepted he W ons assistant Reput wata. The date for the ainnting wits askated Sardar the con munity Rafiiing and the time will We Fo welock. There will be a scant council meeting on the same evening at o'clock. Sermon topic for March 1th: The Cross and its Meaning. The First Methodist Church Sunday February 27 1900 John V. Berbont Minister Aaron C. Tennant pastor. Sunday School for all ages at 9:40 a.m. Morning Worship at 10:40. MYF 6:30 Sunday evening. Official Board meets Monday 7:30. Colins Vatheran Charet: Vant Giahn Pastor. Sunday Feb 27 Sunday School and Teacher Class 9:30 Morning Worship 10. League 7:30 p.m. Ten ton Devotion Thursday 8 p.m. Choir and Confirmation Class. A welcome awaits all who come to worship with us. First Mother Frvat Presbyterian Church T Clifford Hay Minister. Mrs Atton City Sipe Sunday Church School 10 Morning Worship 11 Sermon Our Lord Will Done. Guild event Friday 7:30 p.m. Old Time Box Social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeter
Varekt
Terry Haw
Reput Wata
Sardar
Avery
Cean
First Methodist
Bebo
John V. Berbont
Aaron C. Tennant
St. Colin's Vatheran Charet
Vant Giahn
Ay Alther
Frvat Presbyterian Church
T. Clifford Hay
Atton City
Sipe
Ita
Henderson Local News Roundup of Friends and Events
Betty Williams left Saturday for Seattle after weeks with her daughter. School band members measured for new uniforms at the gym. Mrs Gordon McMullen hosted a birthday party for her husband. Mrs Ben Dittus returned from DeKalb caring for her aunt. Mrs J Phillips fell on an icy sidewalk, bruising her face. The Henderson Christian Church notes list services and activities. Tommy Rieken came home from Edmundson hospital. The Methodist Young Adult class held a pot luck supper. American Legion Auxiliary met at Legion Hall with flag and Lincoln and Washington talks. A bake sale planned for March 6 at the Hendrix store. A $20 bill was approved for spring clothing for an assigned child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Williams
Seattle
Wash
Buddy Tigers
Gordon McMullen
McMullen
Ben Dittus
DeKalb
Claude Wilson
Tommy Rieken
Edmundson Hospital
Council Butts
Methodist Sunday School
Audliary
Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hatch
Curtin Taylor
Elmer Bergantzel
Ilona Taylor
Barbara Hendrix
Paul Edmondson
Flag House
Flag Fund
Mona Taylor
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Hendrix
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Sick Rice
Charlie Rice
Camp Chaffee
Clifford Aves
Melbourne
Glen Dalrymple
Irene Adame
Los Angeles
Frank Swoboda
Emerson
Charles Lakin
Ush
Ta. W. L. Anderson
Hone
Silver City
Rebekah
Evergreen Community Club
Russell Myers
Eldon Schultz
Wayne Stewart
Glenn Robertson
John Kline
Wilbert Bond
Art Burgoln
Carol Sue Swarts
John Swarts
Carol Sue
Carolyn and
Donnetta Ord
Meta Phillips
Warnetta Bolte
Roberta Stewart
Beverly Buffington
Bonnie Mensthel
Margarite Marshall
Collen Elevators
WSCS
Arnold Kiersch
Fred Teehaw
Fred Miller
Louis Jens
Frank Schoening
E. H. Grubile
Nebr
Currie McClure
Hom
Mercy Hospital
Misa Mary Clipson
Lois Myers
Lincoln
Missy Bernice Clipson
C. C. Clpson
C. C. Clipson
Richard Clipson
Harvey Deitchler
Lee
Kansas City
Mr. Deitchler
Glen Johnson
East Lake City
C. Q. Johnson
Wayne Johnson
Red Oak
Owen Moore
Washington, D.C
Reno Moore
Leah
Omaha
Arch Decker
Virgil Decker
Baptist
Kennington
Bob Waller
Paul Plammant
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Allie Humston
Don Rigging
Columbus
Edd
Garland Martin
BYF
Larry Kauffman
Beb Irvin
Allan Scheel
Marie Ponton
Hans Scheel
Richard Bennett
Missouri
Cif Butler
R. P. Galt
James Durgoin
Lintner
Ren Burgoin
Margurite
Donald Ord
Ressie Smith
Joan Adair
Margurite Burgoin
BPW Club
Llows
Mrs. J. . Phillips
Mrs. Marie Paul
Henderson
Ruth Phillips
Des Moines
Mder
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bel Air Sport Couy
Chevrolet
Motoramic
Teocow
Briggs Chevrolet CO
Iewa
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