Services Held for Rev Clare H Boos in Iowa Churches
Final rites were observed Saturday for the Rev Clare H Boos a longtime minister in the Hastings area. He died January 4 at Rosary hospital Corning from pneumonia and heart disease. Services at Crooks and Hastings were led by pastors Claude Cooper Frank Jacobs William Overhulser and Tym an Smith with burial in North Grove cemetery Hastings. Pallbearers included Ivan Heaton C C Clark Loren Fuller Dale Taswell Clyde Stillinger James Crawford and others. The life sketch noted Boos born August 2 1892 in Grand Junction son of Javon and Clara Roos raised by his grandmother, educated in Rolfe Ames Epworth Seminary and Ames College, began ministry in 1914 on horseback serving seven charges on the Bloomfield circuit. He retired in 1952 but continued preaching in retirement at Brooks Carbon. He belonged to Masonic lodge OES and IOOF and was survived by his wife and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trooks
Hastings
Clare Boos
Rosary Hospital
Corning
Hoos
Hmerson- Hastings
Crooks
Claude W. Cooper
Frank Jacobs
William Overhulser
Tyman Smith
Barial
North Grove
Vyrooks
Ivan Heaton
C. C. Clark
Loren Fuller
Dale Taswell
Clyde Stillinger
James Crawford
Charles Hall
Fred Lookabill
Ralph Hites
Wilbur Morrison
Ehner Tass
Elmer Westenhurs
Brooks
Emma Olson
Wilma T Bennington
Elsie Dotson
May Hoselton
Steve Haines
Chas. Wall
Elinor Statt
Frederick Larson
Mark Tower
Clare Harnard Boos
Aas
Rona
Harnard
Rolfe
Liaus City
Epworth Seminary
Ames
Bloomfield
Methodist Church
Ife
Eifie Jane Maginis
East Dubque
Tawi Wesleyan College
Mt. Measant
Colece
Ait Evanston
Toomfield
West Grove
Wiltsburge
Troy
Buston
Plyno- Jerome
Mt. Union
Harrison Ave
Burlington
Afton
Ankeny
Dallas Center
Cale
Hmerson- Wastings
Humeston - Cambria
Crawfordagile
Brooks-Carbon
Clare
Conference of the Church
Brooka-Carbon
Masonic Lodge
Salvation Army
Edgar
Byren
Ile
Clarence Hugene
Lorriine Maxine Clorence James
Hastings kin attend distant funeral services in Iowa and Wisconsin
The obituary notes mourners from Hastings and distant relatives joining services, listing Myron Boos of West Bend, Leslie Tallman of Jefferson, Elmer Bauer and family of Perry, Ted Hoefle of Grand Junction, Misauth Haefle of Odebolt, Lorain Scadden of Cuba City, and others from East Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, Monticello, and surrounding areas. It highlights half-brother Myron Melvin of West Bend and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Melvin
Hastings
Myron
West Bend
Kilmer Taner
Perry
Jestle Taliman
Jefferson
Myron Boos
Leslie Tallman
Elmer Bauer
Ted Hoefle
Grand Junction
Misauth Haefle
Odebolt
Lorain Scadden
Cuba City
Wis
Ione Murphy
John Williams
East Duebuque
Ken Korvalaski
Cedar Rapids
Archie Tuel
Jaicy Tuel
Orville Tul
Walter Tuel
Monticello
Card of thanks honors our bereavement
The family expresses deep gratitude for kindness shown during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Tlare Hous Al and Mrs. Clarence EL Boor and family Mr and Mrs Myron Loos and families appreciate every gesture. Contributions to the Folio fund may be sent to Mrs. Herbert Stogdill or Doris Mokering in Lastings. Fred Martin attended the Des Moines Des Moines Register and Tribune Convention, returning Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlare Hous
Clarence EL Boor
Myron Loos
Herbert Stogdill
Doris
Fred Martin
Des Moines
Her
Wesley Chapel WSCS Holiday Meeting at Don Parker Home
The annual WSCS holiday meeting was held at Mrs. Don Parker’s home with many members and guests present. Evelyn Wilson Mrs. F Martin and Ruth Howard directed the program. Special guest Mrs. Amick of Henderson gave a reading. Funds from the Tadies supported the Children’s Hospital in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Don Parker
Evelyn Wilson
F. Martin
Ruth Howard
Amick
Henderson
Tadies
Children’s Hospital
Omaha
Hastings town council minutes show hiring decision and adjournment
Special Hastings Iowa council meeting on January 4 approves hiring Raymond Hall or William Clark for town work with Clark as chosen after a motion. George Yerkins and George Clark tasked to locate sod pickup for town use. meeting adjourned by Joe Parker. Local notices follow with church and community events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnor
George Clark
George Verkins
Joe Parker
Joe Hoblins
Tass Jeffries
Raymond Hall
William Clark
Couneil
Hass Jeffries
Joe Powis
George Yerkins
Ty George Perekits
Leis Lites
Study Course on American Indians Opens at Church
The first meeting of the Study Course on American Indians was held January 4 at the Wesley Chapel Methodist Church. Telia Wilson will lead weekly sessions through January 24. Other church activities include Sunday School at 10 a.m., worship at 11 a.m., and MYF at 7 p.m. The WSCS meets Wednesday to study The American Indian. Several community members, families, and visitors are noted with various health updates and holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Mae Parker
Mary Allely
Mary Robbins
Alice Washborn
Telia Wilson
Elsie Wilson
Anna Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Methodist Churel
Fred W. Martin
Christ's
Luke
Kathleen Deitehler
WSCS
Weilseday
Della Wilson
Omicia
Swine Project Still a Good 4-H Choice at Mills County
Mills County 4-H members are urged to pursue swine projects despite low hog prices. Shellerg notes swine teach management and record keeping, and hogs remain a key income source. Members may enter three swine projects including market, purebred, and crossbred larrows, with farrowing plans and reporting due after May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swine
Shellerg
Shelberg
Ill
Eam Enrell Atty
Utter
Plantive 10 Enron
Witter
WASTED Couples Named As Mills Cony RYP Counselors
Two young married couples are slated as counselors for the Mills County recreation program. One couple will serve a one year term and the other a two year term, with interested parties directed to contact Robert Kruse in Silver City or the Parag Bureau for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Cony Ryp
Plesse
Robert Kruse
Silver City
Parag Bureau
Mills Memos From Dick Goos On Extension Topics
Mills Memos reports Dick Goos, County Extension Director, visiting farm families last week to discuss extension concepts in Mills County. Topics include farm and flame development, marketing and consumer buying, with a Swine Improvement Program in 1988 and a committee to recruit local men. Prices of forage seeds are down but soil bank activity may prompt early planting. hog prices and feed costs influence next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie
MIS County Pro Council
Mills County Eymen
Foy Brook
Danhiaty
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Clare H. Boos
Annin
Art Fritcher
Henderson Sale
Mills County
Farm Bureau
Fation
Jack Ewart
Charles Wilson
Wayne Lincoln
Ralph
Malvern
Woodford
Richard D. Gay
Iowa
Green Bay Lumber Co
Marion Myers
Mgr
Hastings Methe Lgian Smith
Pas
Clarence Boos
Look
Trey
George Curtis
Floyd Hillyer
Ray Kelley
Parle Kelley
Elliott
Alfred Hobertson
Orville Tovertson
Angela
Lincoln
M HA. Dunbar
Aryule
Robert Stroud
Malver
A. Dunbar
Alfred Hubertson
Stroud
Phar
Tlomatd Webley
Mattie
Ed Donstedh
Chenwood
Elsie Oldham
van Wot
Astrander
Walter Scott
Colt
Maude Wilson
Jones Lathrop Lares Plomt
Columbia
Allege
Clinton Jarke
Clinton Jr
Creitysbur
Sos
Kenneth Fron Porthimd
Orewit Dong
McCoy
Sioux City
Lynt Walker
Parker
Chirenee Sheyet
Iudependence
Ore
Love
Mildred Shirer Trass
Mres. Meyers
Wesley Neighborood
Lynn Parker
Rein Son
Darvel
Nebr
Air
Glenn Sowers
Dad
Fleury Washburn Landwether
Albert
Mills County 4-P
Svetena
Gail Sheiberg
Malvern County Extension
Daugther
Dale Marthews
Rey
PY Martie
Christinies
Dick Goos
Lung
Chemco
RADCO
Collen Elevators
Res
RAY Collen
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