Former Hendersonian Receives U S Geodetic Gold Medal
William D Harris 90 of Tens aarson was awarded the Commerce Department Gold Medal for rare and outstanding contributions to the United States geodetic program. A veteran of nearly 25 years with the Coast and Geodetic Survey he led the Photogrammetry research division and authored many papers. Harris is active in professional societies and has ties to Henderson consolidated school and Iowa State University. He and his wife Georgene Smith live at 11705 Devilwood Court Potomac Maryland with two children, Judith and Kenneth. A married son William David resides in Nehynuda City. Harris' parents Orion and Mrs Harris now live in Rod Oak.
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Tens Aarson
Commerce Departmente
Menntind
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Office of Geodesy
Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Environmental Science Services Administration
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United States
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Commerce Department
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Aman Society of Photogrammet
Society of Photographic Scientists and Ogineers
American Society of Photogrammetry
Blanshard
Strahan Residents Attend Local Events and Visits
Henderson Mr and Mrs Gula Wilber visit Edmundson hospital in Council Finds to see his mother Mrs He fie Wilber who is recovering from major surgery. Rep Will Scherle attended the Land Bank meeting in Corneil Sluis then spoke at the NJO meeting in Strahan. Mr and Mrs Gary Stephens and children Lynnette and Lori were Saturday evening guests of the Ragar Johnsons near Strahan.
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Gula Wilber
Edmundson Hospital
He Fie Wilber
Will Scherle
Gallas County
Med
Land Bank
Corneil Sluis
NJO
Strahan
Gary Stephens
Lynnette and
Lori
Ragar Johnsons
Bergantzels Honored at 25th Anniversary Event
Mr and Mrs Biiner Borskancsel observed their silver wedding at the Henderson Christian Church Sunday with about 50 friends and relatives attending. Guests greeted at the door by their three sons Bab Roger and Al and Ly Mile Mrink. Virginia Schoening led the guest book. Dining room hostesses were Mrs G A Frink and Mrs Jim Schoening. Serving were sisters and sisters in law of the couple. In the afternoon a program featured Mrs Stanley Willans Mistress of Ceremonies. Rev Jones offered closing thoughts. Guests included Mr and Mrs Alrink Malvern and others from Omaha Council Bluffs Elliott Red Oak and other towns.
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Biiner Borskancsel
Denderson
Julia Saueho
Trent Schoening
Viehen Frivk
Bobrink
Charles Mercurisel
Lyle Bergintael
Toebergantoel
Raantle Wrink
Geralrink
Bill Lobte
John Sielford
Jake Mor
Ted Shook
Earl McGee
Stanley Williams
Lester Gebelt
Albert Sulser
Jake Morris
Mike Vfrink
Helen Vrink
Norris Triplett
Dale Williams
Melya Christoffer- 40
Jones
Williams
Mer
Alrink
Malvern
Ber Auntzel
Lyle Bergnntael
Wolbach
Omaha
Council Ilulis
Elliott
Red Oak
Stanton
Listings
Wales
Simerson
CARO OV THANKS FOR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL VISITS AND PRAYERS
Wayne Byers family offers heartfelt thanks to friends for love gifts letters cards prayers and hospital visits during Wayne’s illness and after his return home special appreciation to Rey and Thowers Jones for support from Mr and Mrs Wayne Byers and family
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Caro
Hanks
Wayne
Rey
Thowers Jones
Silver anniversary thanks card note by Mrs Miner Bergantaul
Mrs Miner Bergantaul thanks friends and relatives for gifts and help celebrating her silver anniversary with husband along with heartfelt appreciation for kindness and support.
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Miner Bergantaul
30 at Christian Ladies Party at the church
Thirty ladies attended a valentine party at the Christian church on February 30. Following the devotional program Mr John Stefford showed pictures of the caverns at Luray Virginia and played a Stalapipe organ recording. Refreshments were served. Mrs Merritt Crouse won the door prize.
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Stefford
Luray
Merritt Crouse
CWI
Field Co. New Garden Center
Bhenundoah
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Shenandoah
K. S$.llendrix
Rupert Jones
Dill Bcheria
Jake Morris
Gola Wilber
Socializing at Henderson Area Rink Hosted Event
Mos C A rink in Henderson hosted Nishia Vadley Ella Woned Monday evening. Guests included Mrs Wallace Oldery, Mrs Lewis Doubleday, Mrs Siglin, DeLiin Slump, Van Frink, Biles, Herbert Stephens, Leo toil, Shepcard cha attendees, and Carl Tsucason family. Card party hostess Nefie Fickel hosted with Merrion Moga and others.
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Mos. C. A. @rink
Wallace Olderoy
Lewis Doubleday
Mus Siglin
DeLiin Slump
van Frink
Biles
Herbert Stephens
Leo Toil
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W Ob, Vatnderlindent and Gene Ballow
Bol Byerstaw
Henderson Churches Plan Easter Music Program
Henderson church groups from Wesley Chapel Henderson Christian and Methodist churches met at the Methodist church on Myiday avenue to plan an Easter program. The event will be presented at the Henderson Methodist church on Go Pyiday evening with choir rehearsals each Wednesday at 7530. Mrs. Robert Dorm will direct the choir.
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Wesley Chapel
Hendarson Christian
Methodist
Myiday Avenuus
Henderson
Goo
Robert Dorm
Local Social Roundup Narrowly Coalesces in Iowa Homes
Des Moines resident Jiureld Kanes attended a Thursday night and Friday gathering hosted by Bill Scherle. Saturday events placed the Scherles as dinner guests at the Gold Crown Inn in Red Oak, while the Gene Winchester family enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mrs. Helen Winchester. Mrs. Claude Holt joined the Omaha Boat Show with her brother Alma Shane. Carson’s Maynard Peterson was a Thursday evening caller at Chaude Hall. Sunday afternoon calls came from Dudley Wilber and Woody Myer of Gar. Jerry Byers escorted Wayne Byers to Connell dutts on Monday. Mr. Hud and Mrs. Arnold Williams with Debbie and Ron, and Virginia McMurley, were Friday supper guests at the Myron Tyes in Griswold. Virginia stayed overnight with Debbie Williams, Aly, and Mrs. Fay Butterfield who dined with the Herman Falkerts of Glenwood to celebrate their 41st wedding anniversaries. The Williamses and Debbie, Ron, and Mrs. Grace Bowen hosted Sunday dinner for Arnold Williams and family, while John Williams of Glenwood visited the Williamses later.
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Jiureld Kanes
Des Moines
Bill Scherles
M Scherle
Jes Knop
Gold Crown Inn
Red Oak
Gene Winchester
Helen Winchester
Claude Holt
Omaha
Alma Shane
Maynard Peterson
Carson
Chaude Hall
Saunday
Dudley, Wilber
Woody Myer
Gar- Sat
Jerry Byers
Wayne Byers
Herman Falkerts
Glenwood
Arnold “‘Williams
Debbie
Ron
Grace Bowen
John. Williams
Arnold Williame Lithe
Fay Butterfields Host Visitors and Community Gatherings
Local social notes list visitors and gatherings around Omaha and nearby towns. The Fay Butterfields hosted Clifford Buckingham Wednesday afternoon in Omaha. Families including Siglin of Seymour, Vanderlinden, and Siellas attended livestock meetings and social calls. Several residents underwent or planned medical care, hospital stays, and family dinners were reported across Malvern, Tabor, Woodbine, and Emerson.
Mills County Supervisors Adopt Deposit Resolution
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met to adopt a deposit resolution under the 1930 code, authorizing the County Treasurer to place funds in Glenwood, Malvern, Silver City, Emerson, and Tower banks. Officials listed include Auditors, Treasurers, and clerks, with salaries and duties noted, and actions to appoint Joe Robbins to a conservation board term.
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Inwa
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Stuley
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Forrgalus
Board of Supervisors
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Ayes Myans
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Hieeeby
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Flom
Woo
Bilealad Itterberson
Garba Clin
Carel Wichelerger
Dorraine Strand
Aepartye
Joyce Graig
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Mills County Supervisors approve salary schedule and policy
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met January 10 and approved a comprehensive salary schedule for road and engineering staff with allowances for holidays sick leave and vacation. The resolution also requires all county officials to obtain board approval before buying equipment or making repairs. The meeting adjourned to February 10, 1966 with chairman Sr. Cyril and other supervisors present.
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Iowa
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Milk County Tower of Supervisors
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Rhoden
Washburn
Marine Operatmra
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Irohyuary
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