Whitvermians Welcome Victor Lee Campbell At Malvern
Birth notice for Victor Lee Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Campbell of Malvern, born Jan 6. Also mentions births, travels, and relocations of local residents including Jeffrey Dale Sturdee in Omaha, Holly Christine Benton in Council Bluffs, and community notices on surgeries and visits to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Lee
Art Campbell
Malvern
Chester Kelso
Hamburg
Fred Winstow
Silver City
Hamburg Hospital
Michael Sturdee
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Omaha
Jeffrey Dale
Chester Kets
Fred Mulholland
Texas
Iva Henderson
Mercy Hospital
Gordon Axtell
Tom
Phylis
Chicago
Kent
Fort Wayne
Ind
Keith
Evanston
G. L. Payne
Panorama
Calif
Raburn Benton
Council Bluffs
Holly Christine
Todd
Max Benton
Kenneth Jones
Des Moines
Card of Thanks from Mrs J L Wilson
I thank friends relatives churches of Malvern Eastern Star Malvern's Santa Claus Nishna Cottage Rest Home and all its employees for a wonderful Christmas and birthday. Your kindness meant so much to me. Mrs J L Wilson.
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Malvern
Eastern Star
Nishna Cottage Rest Home
J. L. Wilson
Fifty at Swine Management Short Course Here
The third and final session of the Swine Production and Management Short Course will be held January 22 at the Malvern Community Building. Fifty Mills County farmers and feed dealers have attended the series covering nutrition diseases and equipment. Errol Peterson and LaVerne Obrecht will cover finances, costs per pig produced, and 1964 hog outlook, with a look at the 1963 Mills County Fair carcasses. Sponsored by Mills County Extension Service and Iowa State University. A grain marketing feature follows February 19 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
LaVerne Obrecht
Mills
Errol Peterson
Mills County
Mills County Etension Service
Iowa State University
Last Rites for Elmer Hall Friday
Elmer Hall, 71, died Jan. 11 at the Veterans hospital in Tucson Arizona where he had been a patient since Dec. 6. Funeral services are set for Friday Jan 17 at 2 pm at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev. Hugh Shiveley officiating and burial in Imogene cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Homer Fritz Malvern and son Glen Imogene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hall
Veterans Hospital
Tucson
Ariz
Mansfield Funeral Home
Hugh Shiveley
Imogene
Homer Fritz
Malvern
Glen
Services for Infant Lindell Gillen This Friday
Funeral services for infant Lindell Steven Gillen aged 2 months 24 days will be held Friday at 11 p m at Mansfeld Funeral Home. He died January 13 in a Des Moines hospital. Interment will be in Hastings cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Gary Gillen of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfeld Funeral Home
Lindell
Steven Gillen
Des Moines
Hastings
Gary Gillen
New Officers Installed by Silver Urn Masonic Lodge
Malvern January 9 ceremony saw F R Chan try install new officers for Silver Urn Lodge with Frank Stevens Jr as retiring master and new ruler. Officers include Charles Pevehouse Bill Parkey Elmer Jackson C J Noffsinger Albert Anderson John Adams Dr Dean Darling Darrell Waisner Frederickson and W A Caldwell unable to attend. Edward Wearin led the Lord’s Prayer with Mrs Allen Wortman. Adams family honored with a gift to the new master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
F. R. Chantry
Pack Row
Frank Stevens Jr
Charles Pevehouse
Bill Parkey
Elmer Jackson
C. J. Noffsinger
Albert Anderson
John B. Adams
Dean Darling
Darrell Waisner
Darrell, Frederickson
W. A. Caldwell
Edward Wearin
Red Oak
Allen Wortman
Mills County 4-H and Extension Report Highlights 1963
The Mills County Cooperative Extension Service releases its 1963 annual report showing growth in program variety and clientele. Highlights include 5 228 visits and 3 023 phone calls, with 428 4-H members in 27 clubs and major work in agriculture and family living led by named county staff and volunteers. The report notes Dutch Elm disease information and a range of classes and tours, plus a strong 4-H focus on foods, livestock, crops, and citizenship.
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Mills
Mills County Cooperative Extension Service
Cooperative Extension Service
Iowa State University
United States Department of Agriculture and
Mills County Extension District
Milla County
Mary Anna Parker
Errol Peterson
Mills County
Livestock Nutrition
Clarence Burgoin
Silver City
Clifford Schooning
Malvern
Robert Christensen
Hastings
Wm? Stacy
Duane Sell
Glenwood
W. D. Thieschafer
Council Bluffs
Rt 1
Shirley Lincoln, Jr
Pacific Junction
Clyde Patton
Emerson
Kenneth Morrical
Tabor
Darrell Achenbaugh
Henderson
Don Dunsdon
West Bend
Mills County Fair
Extension Family Living
Omaha
First Methodist Church Weekly Schedule Notes
Rev John Lippincott leads services with Sunday School at 9 45 am Elyine Worship at 11 am Children Sermon Milkweed Missionaries and sermon The Mission is God s Sr High MYF meets 6 pm at Mrs Allan O Dell home 7 30 pm Our Mission Today study course. Tuesday 7 30 pm Nomination Committee at church plus missionary study classes 4 pm Wednesday and 7 30 pm Chancel Choir practice Friday Jr Choir practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Aits
R. D. Mansfield
Allan O’dell
M. ZL. Scheffel
Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood Mass Times
Holy Rosary Church in Glenwood lists Masses Sundays at 7 30 and 9 00 a m at the church and 6 30 a m at State School First Fridays 6 30 a m Holy Days 7 30 a m and 7 30 p m Weekdays 7 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
Q. L. Kaufman
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Rev Hugh Shivycley and Pastor Lyle Williams lead a Sunday program at First Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10 00 am worship at 11 60 am sermon Blessed Are They That Mourn at 6 20 pm and Evening Service. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 pm and Emphasis on Missions messages. Monday home makers class family pot luck at parsonage. Wednesday prayer 7 pm choir 7 45 pm. Thursday Ladies Missionary Society meets at Mrs Mae Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hugh Shivycley
Lyle Williams
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Mae Willias
First Presbyterian Church Congregational Meeting Notes 1962
The annual congregational meeting at First Presbyterian Church was held January 12 with strong attendance. Officers for the coming year were chosen and yearly reports presented. The church thanks supporters for their efforts in a successful 1962 year and notes a gift of twelve hymnals from the family of the late Mrs. Frank Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Frank Sanders
St. John's Lutheran Church Schedule Notice
D J Crockett interim pastor announces Lutheran Hour program Sunday January 19 with Sunday School at 6:30 p m and worship service at 7 30 p m Tuesday January 21 7 30 p m Walther League topic and social evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Lutheran Church
D. J Crockett
Church of the Lutheran Hour
Elassy
Walther
Thank you for letters cards and gifts this holiday season
I express sincere thanks to all who remembered me with letters, cards, and gifts during the holiday season and my illness. Special thanks to Dr. J A Kline, Plaint, Hugo Pontow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kline
pLairs
Hugo Pontow
Emerson News Briefs on New Year Visits and Dinners
In Emerson area New Year celebrations include guests at George Jones home with Otis Carson and others from Clearfield Creston Schleswig and Morton Mills. Bertha Cole enters Red Oak hospital. A New Year’s dinner at Ward Coy’s included the Duand Bergren family Barbara Mooreman Glenn Cooper and many others. Additional holiday gatherings feature Fielda and Nor man Fields families Red Oak and Omaha attendees. A belated Christmas dinner at T C Darland’s drew De Loye Abraham Lloyd Williams Larry Abraham Armand Ruppel and others. A turkey Christmas dinner at Bayes home included Ted Hicks the Norton family and Charles Turner. New Year’s day guests at Stanley Kriainger’s near Orine bwold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Otis Carson
Clearfield
Robert Fredrickson
Sue
Boyd Ibbotson
Janis
Creston
Jens Rahr
Schleswig
Bertha Cole
Red Oak Hospital
Ray Fielda
Middaugh
Bill Phillips
Council Blufta
Robert Fields
Omahe
Jim Zimmerman
Trinda
Rueben Anderson
Red Oak
Ed Thor Bon
John
Normon Fields
Diana
Dick Warren
T. C. Darland
Emerson
de Loye Abraham
Lloyd Williams
Jim
Bob
Don
LeRoy
Karen Abraham
Omaha
Larry Abraham
Basex
Armand Ruppel
Janet
Blaine
Nancy
Winona
Minn
Tim Carlson
Humboldt
Bertha Kellenbarger
Mra
Lee Weltzel
Stanley Kriainger
Orine Bwold
Study of Public Finance Attracts Mills Co Group
A 40 person Mills County group will meet in Council Bluffs on January 23 for the first of three all day workshops on Financing Public Services. Mills County Extension Director LaVerne Obrecht said the group will work with Iowa State University extension specialists Bob Thomas and Charles Donhowe and join delegations from Pottawattamie and Cass counties to identify themes of financing public services and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Council Bluffs
LaVerne Obrecht
Iowa
State University
Bob Thomas
Charles Donhowe
Mills
Pottawattamle
Cass
Short-Change Artists Reported in Mille County Heist
Sheriff Edwin Barkus said a group of artful thieves robbed three Glenwood merchants with a fast maneuvers scam using a roll of bills and then fled town after being warned by the merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille County
Edwin Barkus
Glenwood
Oaks Community Church Sermon and Schedule
Reverend Paul Lavin leads Oaks Community Church with Sunday School at ten, worship at eleven, and a Sunday evening service at eight. Mid week prayer, choir practice, and a young people service occur on Wednesday and Saturday. Attendance reported at sixty four with two birthdays and an offering of eight dollars and forty eight cents. Sermon titled The Puzzled Christ based on Mark six one to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks Community Q Church
Paul Lavin
Merrill Sowers
Jesus
Christ
Oaks Mystery Circle Pot Luck Dinner Plans
Oaks Mystery Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. N. PF. Wright and new members answering roll call with a New Years resolution. President Lewis conducted routine business and plans were made for a pot luck dinner for the February meeting. Devo tions were John 1-35-46. Various local visits and family news detailed including Carlene returning to college, Cedar Falls trip, Perry visit, and baby arrival notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks Mystery Circle
N. PF. Wright
Presiderit Lewis
Carleton Davidson
Karlene
Cedar Falls
Richard Plumb
Perry
John Stefford
California
L. E. Brammeier
Dean Warren
Art. Fritcher
Malvern Leader items from January 16 1964
The Malvern Leader reports social notes from Malvern Iowa including Rev and Mrs Richard Nurtinp in Hawaii, the Northups inge, Dawrente Bird as Saturday guest of brother Roy Bird, and Mr and Mrs Bill Metcalf plus their pong of Indianola as Tuesday overnight guests in the Brammeller home before traveling to Boulder Colorado to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nurtinp
Hawai
Bird
Roy Bird
Bill Metcalf
Pong
Indianola
Brammeller
Boulder
Colo
Wesley Chapel Church Weekly Notices
Twenty adults attended the first study on Our Mission To day at Sunday School hour led by Mrs Aan Sowers. Film strips planned for each session with a second study this Sunday at 10 am by Mrs Lorance Lisle. Stormy weather moved services to the basement and Communion was canceled. Ned Turner and wife attended the Masonic installation at Malvern Thursday evening. Rev Clement Rowe is pastor with Sunday School at 10 am and church service at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aan Sowers
Lorance Lisle
Ned ‘Turner
Malvern
Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Donald Godfrey
Wesley WSCS Meets Jan 8 at Mrs Deitchler Home
Wesley WSCS met January 8 at the home of Mrs Marvin Deitchler with Hilda Rush giving the devotionals and a program titled The Church in the World by Mary Robbins. Members approved buying a daytime viewing screen for church and Sunday School use. next meeting January 22 at the church with Delia Wilson in charge. Hostesses Elsie Rowe and Joyce Johnson served lunch to 22 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
WSCS
Marvin Deitchler
Hilda Rush
Mary Robbins
Sesason
Delia Wilson
Elsie Rowe
Joyce Johnson
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Billy Joe Donelson
N. P. Crink
Princeton
Frank Sickler
Peaceville
Crink Farm
Larry Campbell
Betts and Geer Construction
Lawrence Schipper
Virgil Rank
Frank Hartz
Pomona
San Dimas
Claremont
Caliz
Otto Hall
Grant Chamberlain
John Hall
Mae Williams
Aleda Fisk
Irene Wolfe
Gerald Maher
Bert Howard
Genene
Fannie Clark
F. H. Boggess
Floyd Clites
Randolph
Ed Edie
Pace Service Co
Adv
Eric Edlund
Edmundson Hospital
Susan Darrah
Joyce Cushing
Jo Mohr
Warren Darrah
John Schroeder
Henry
Miller, Nebr
Melvin Keyser
Don Schroeders
Theater Malvern
The
Steve McQueen
James Garner
Glan Ford, Hops Lange
Table of Odds & Eeees & Cl
Jack Style Shop
Eatsension
Walter Phelps
Center Township
Harvey Holte
Ingraham
Dean Lincoln
Plattville
Albert Crouch
Oak
Hiram Cook
Anderson
Bob Christensen
Deer Creek
Ed Hopp
Ivan
Durbin
Indian Creek
Morris ‘Terry
Lyons
Loyd McMillen
Rawlea
Wilbur Wolfe
Silver Creek
Bill Scheidle
St. Mary's
Harold Swett
White Cloud
Mills County Extension Council
Towa State University
la Verne Obrecht
County Extension
Wilma Schultz
Wayne Hilton
Matt Laughlin
Marc Craig
Jim Kelly
Alva, Henderson
Diane Hopp
Doug Dashner
Don Wamberg
Debbie Sell
E. T. Sawyers
Ell’s
Farmdale
Johnson Grocery
Wty
Mills Co
Oaks News
Wesley News
Clinton Parker
Wesley Wscs
Hi- Tam Cool
Sherman Stonebreaker
O.E.S
Macadonia
Carol Phillips
Fay Butterfield
Mmes
Lola Wearth
Alice Washburn
Ethel Parker
Mary Allery
Mona Pace
Eulalie Larsson
Wesley
Booster Station Club
Stella Lisia
Jane Scherls
Ned Turner
Max
John Wilson
Lutheran Hospital
Henry Washburn
Nishna Valley Federated Woman’s Club
Harry Paul
Ralph Wilson
Phoenix
Denver
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