Birthday Celebrations and Social Club Meeting Highlights
Self invited guests joined Mrs Ina Slothover for a Tuesday birthday at her home with Goldie Armstrong Blanche Emerick Bertha Sheirdan Lawrence Jones J R Cardwell and the honoree. Tom Pearce honored for 20th birthday with spaghetti supper hosted by Mr and Mrs George Pearce for guests Reggi Hatfield Jack Donelson Larry Jackson Jim Irwin and Darrell Bartley. Buffet luncheon hosted by Mrs J F Wearin Jr drew twelve guests including Mrs Richard Hyde Lorance Lisle Joe Robbins Otha Wearin Becky Frederick Smith Jim Beckwith James Beattie Allen Wortman N P Crink Max Cassier and Bernard Roenfeldt. HSC club met with Mrs Richard Anderson 18 members heard House Party program by Maurice Alberts and Jerry Plummer with winners L Richardson Frances Kline Leonard Parker. Next meeting a pot luck dinner Feb 20 at Mrs Grant Chamberlains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Slothover
Goldie Armstrong
Blanche Emerick
Bertha Sheirdan
Lawrence Jones
J. R. Cardwell
Tom Pearce
George Pearce
Tom
Reggi Hatfield
Jack Donelson
Larry Jackson
Jim Irwin
Darrell Bartley
J. F. Wearin Jr
Richard Hyde
Lorance Lisle
Joe Robbins
Otha Wearin
Becky
Frederick Smith
Jim Beckwith
James Beattie
Allen Wortman
N. P. Crink
Max Cashier
Bernard Roenfeldt
Anderson
Richard Anderson
Maurice Alberts
Jerry Plummer
L. L. Richardson
Frances Kline
Leonard Parker
Grant Chamberlain
Engagement announced for Patricia Lybarger and Maurice King Jr
Mr and Mrs Dwight Lybarger of Tabor announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Faye to Maurice Dell King Jr son of Mr and Mrs Maurice King of Thurman Miss Lybarger is a 1962 Fremont Mills high school graduate and now works at Northwestern Bell Telephone in Omaha Mr King is a 1960 Fremont-Mills graduate and employed at Mid America Appliance Corporation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Lybarger
Tabor
Patricia Faye
Maurice Dell
Bud) King, Jr
Maurice King
Thurman
Miss Lybarger
Fremont Mills High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Omaha
Mr. King
Fremont-Mills High School
Mid , America Appliance Corporation
Magazine Sales Chairmen Named At Band Mothers Club
At a Mal vern Band Mothers club meeting Mrs Joe Robbins and Mrs Frederic Newell were named chairmen of the magazine sales department. People wishing to place a new order or renew a subscription may contact either of the two ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Band Mothers Club
Joe Robbins
Frederic Newell
Fremont County NFO Elects Duane Hilger
The Fremont County National Farmers Organization elected officers at a courthouse meeting. Duane Hilger of Farragut was elected president with Harry Smith of Imogene as vice president. Gutschenritter family members hold several posts and bargaining committees were named for dairy meat and grain. A sausage supper fundraiser was planned and a national board member was slated as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County National Farmers Organization
Duane Hilger
Farragut
Harry Smith
Imogene
Fim Smith
Del'man Gutschenritter
Hamburg
Frank Gutschenritter
Myron Reese
Jim Smith
Dennis Doty
Joe Hughes
Dean Maher
Delmus Gutschenritter
Glen Morélock
Tom Monahan
Francis Stocker
Wilbur Welchans
Ron Moyer
National Board of Directors
Epsaker
Three Pass Drivers Tests Friday at Glenwood Court House
Last Friday afternoon the MCHS driver's training class rode by bus to the Glenwood court house to take tests for instructor permits. Frank Darrah Judy Oster and Ellen Dennelson passed the test and received permits under the supervision of driver trainer Mr. Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Court House
Glenwood
Mr. Benton
Frankie Darrah
Judy Oster
Ellen Dennelson
Cold Hungry Youths Taken Into Custody
Four boys aged 16 and 17 were found cold and hungry with a car lacking gas. Sheriff Edwin Barkus jailed them in Mills County awaiting parental arrival after Detroit police reported the car stolen. Authorities are investigating if the vehicle belongs to one boy’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
Edwin Barkus
Mills County
Detroit
Pick Up Four for Improper Passing
Four drivers in Mills county were fined ten dollars and costs for improper passing after appearing before Justice Ernest Timmerman. Named defendants include Willard Fry Council Bluffs Richard Bruckner Omaha Joan Schneckroth Shenandoah and Jerry Lee Ord Silver City. Richard Lemonds Glenwood also was fined ten dollars and costs for failure to have his car under control after a minor Glenwood accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Willard Fry
Council Bluffs
Richard Bruckner
Omaha
Joan Schneckroth
Shenandoah
Jerry Lee Ord
Silver City
Richard Lemonds
Glenwood
Card of Thanks from Mrs Al Frink
Mrs Al Frink thanks friends and relatives for cards flowers visits and prayers during her recent hospitalization with sincere gratitude for their kindness and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Frink
Church notes from various congregations in Greenwood
The note lists services for First Presbyterian First Baptist Methodist and Holy Rosary churches in Greenwood. It includes pastors ministers and Sunday schedules with Sunday School Worship and choir times. A mission circle meets Thursday January 24 with Blanche Emerick.
St John Lutheran Church announces services and events
St Johns Lutheran Church Frederick Kreutz, Pastor announces The Church of the Lutheran Hour service at 9 a.m. and worship at 10:10 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class follow. A 4:30 p.m. fiscal conference at Storm Lake and 7 p.m. A A L meeting in the basement. Confirmation at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Holy Communion on the first Sunday in February. Walther League chili supper February 3 from 6 to <> p.m. Mission Rally planned for the third Sunday in February. Pastor D J Crockett of Trinity Lutheran Glenwood will serve during Pastor Kreantz’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Walther League
D. J. Crockett
Trinity Lutheran Church
Glenwood
St. John's
Fr. Kreantz
Wesley Dinner Draws Good Crowd
Mrs. Marion Wilson and Mrs. Clifford Allery co chairmen and their committee thank all who helped with the Continental dinner on Thursday. A good turnout occurred despite the cold night and other school activities. The Wesley folk displayed culinary art on the salad and dessert table while the menu offered three meats three potatoes three vegetables coffee and home made rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Wilson
Clifford Allery
Wesley
Severe cold closes schools and freezes fruit in Wesley Chapel area
Winter residents in Mesa report temperatures dropping to 29 during the last cold spell. Flowers and fruit were frozen. Locally, AAU dinner meeting at Red Oak Farm Bureau building featured speaker Auburn Sorbetten, exchange student from Norway. News notes include home losses near Independence Oregon and social gatherings. Several January birthdays observed by Wesley Chapel WSCS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mesa
Ariz
Ben Wilson
Eric Myren
Aau.w
Farm Bureau
Red Oak
Auburn Sorbotten
Norway
Mee Slater Meyers
Independence
Ore
Dobhas
Moore Nasions
Meyers
Roscoe Slater
Parker Farm
Wesley Chapel
Glenn Sowers
Ray Plumb
Glenn Jackson
WSCS
Wesley WSCS Meeting Postponed to January 29
The Wesley Chapel WSCS announces a rescheduled gathering set for Tuesday January 29 at 2 p.m. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Glen Sowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
WSCS
Glen Sowers
Communications Sunday at Wesley Chapel Church
Rev. Clement Rowe presided as Sunday services and Sunday School met in the church basement due to weather. A fair turnout heard a message on communications as Methodist of Iowa marked Communications Sunday January 20 and expressed thanks to mass media for services. An informational pamphlet by William M. Hearn, associate Secretary on Methodist information, Let us give Thana, was available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Lorance Lisle
O. S
Rowe
Methodist of Iowa
William M. Hearn
Northern Gas Co Starts Line Work Near Clin Farker’s Farm
Northern Gas Company begins line construction along the Don Godfry farm land area south of Clin Farker's, aiming to finish before spring to protect crops. Mata: Harl Parker reports his mother Anna Parker Hicks Parker died in Long Beach California. Services held in Malvern at Mansfield Funeral Home with burial at Hastings cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Gas Products of
Omaha
Don Godfry
Clin Farker
Harl Parker
Washington State
Prank
Anna Parker
Long Beach
Calif
Parker
Anna Hicks
Malvern
Mansfield
Hicks
Hastings Cemetery
Carrie Wortman 99 Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Carrie Wortman, 99, died Wednesday at Red Oak Hospital after a brief illness. A Mills County resident for many years, she lived on a farm south of Hastings. Survived by daughter-in-law Rozella Wortman nephew Frank Van Buskirk in San Jose five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Mansfield Funeral Home Saturday January 26 at 2 pm. Interment in South Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Wortman
Red Oak Hospital
Mills County
Hastings
Lan
Rozella Wortman
Frank van Buskirk
San Jose
Calif
Mansfield Funeral Home
South Grove
Last Rites for Sophia Harvey
Funeral services for Sophia Harvey were held Wednesday at 2 p m at Mansfield Funeral home in Malvern with Rev Ralph Russell officiating. She died at home in Long Beach California where she had lived 27 years. Born November 28 1875 she married Francis John Parker on February 20 1895 and had son Earl of Tukwila Washington. Survived by son Carl two sisters Mrs Mamie Spratten and Mrs Eva Crumbliss and brother Fred Hicks. Pallbearers included Fred Lockett Carl Scott Joe Lindsey and Kenneth Parkinson. Gene Hagglund sang Gods Tomorrow and Beautiful Isle with Mrs William Blackburn at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sophia Harvey
Mansfield Funeral Home
Malvern
Ralph Russell
Francis John Parker
Earl of
Tukwila
Wash
F Carl
Fred Hicks
Miller, S. D
Mamie Spratten
Long Beach
Calif
Eva Crumbliss
Olean
N. Y
Pall
Fred Lockabill
Carl Scott
Joe Lindsey
Kenneth Parkinson
Gene Ha
Airman Hites Enlisted in United States Air Force
AB Ralph W. Hites has enlisted in the United States Air Force on January 7 and is attending basic military training. He is from Malvern and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hites. His address lists AF-17-643-146 Box 1506 Flight 46 Lackland AFB Texas. He is a Malvern High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Hites
United States Air Force
Air Force
Flight 46
Lackland Afb
Texas
Malvern High School
Ralph Hites
Malvern
Emerson man W Clites dies. services set
Walter Clites of Emerson died Wednesday night at his home. The Emerson Baptist church service is scheduled for Saturday January 26 at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clites
Emerson
Emerson Baptist Church
Mills County Airman Reassigned to Amarillo AFB for Training
Airman Basie Joleen Gamble daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald M Gamble of Glenwood is reassigned to Amarillo AFB Texas for technical training as a United States Air Force administrative specialist. She completed the first phase of training at Lackland and was chosen for the course for her aptitudes and interests. A Red Oak Community high school graduate and former Ellsworth Junior College student Iowa Falls she previously studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackland Afb
Tex
WAF
Basie Joleen J. Gamble
Donald M. Gamble
Glenwood
Amarillo Afb
United States Air Force
Gamble
Red Oak Community High School
Ellsworth Junior College
Iowa Falls
Rites Saturday for Lee O'Dell Emerson Man dies of heart attack
Lee O'Dell of Emerson died Wednesday morning at his home from a heart attack. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sellergren Funeral Home in Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee O'Dell
Emerson
Sellergren
Red Oak
Floyd Hillyer Hosts Card Party In Strahan
Floyd Hillyer and wife hosted a Saturday night card party in Strahan attended by couples including Kenneth Grindle Victor Norton Roy Davis Ralph Briley Bud Curtis and Ross Bryant. High scores were claimed by Mr. and Mrs Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hillyers
Floyd Hillyer
Kenneth Grindle
Victor Norton
Red Oak
Roy Davis
Randolph
Ralph Briley
Glenwood
Bud Curtis
Emerson
Ross Bryant
Bryant
WSCS Lesson at Strahan Presented by Mrs Angus
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Strahan with 14 members present. Mrs John Lippincott led the second lesson on Promise of Prayer assisted by Mrs Daily Grindle and Mrs Angus. The final lesson is set for January 20 at 1 30 p m at Mrs Emmett Glee’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
David
Angus
John Lippincott
Diily
Grindle
Emmett Glee
Strahan Methodist Church and Local Social Notes
Strahan Methodist Church activities fill a January 24 1963 Malvern Leader page with worship times, a Cub Scout meeting recap, and numerous social visits. Families including Morricall Christensen Olser Bowens Hawkins and Davies visit or host, while local church groups plan MYF slate and attend workshops. The report also notes travels to Omaha Emerson Sidney Grant and Mahopac New York with bridesmaids and wedding rehearsals.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow Advisor
Judy Geith
Glenwood Assembly of Rainbow
Glaser
Wiree
Magazine
Fremont County
NFO
Cass
Lad
Jesses
Gabardin
Jackson's
McHs News
Shirley Williams
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Grenwood
O. L. Kaufman
Masa
First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
BYTF
Mission Circle
the Methodist Church
Warren Darrah
Dennis Kyle
Wilfred Kyle
Clinton Parker
Wesley Wscs
Sophia Harvey
Harvey
John Baxter
Sophia Hicks
Shenandoah College
W. Clites
Mills County Airman
Airman
Strahan News
Nina Crouse
Strahan Wscs
Rose White
Charles Kayton
Danny Piecrce
Ralph Pierce
4-H
Strahan Church
Rotland Trively
Louise Kilpatrick
Howard Kayton
Strahan Methodist Church
Robert Christensen
Harold Morricall
Bob Christensens
Jim Oslers
Lloyd Bowens
Floyd Hawkins
Kenneth Davis
Nebraska City
Russell Robertsou
Steven
Christine
Mahopac
Mimet Ripa
Robert Wiunt
Claude Perkins
Tracy Perkins
Hiss Grindles
Davi Angus
Frank Crause
Wood Vestal
Grant
MYF
Jared Woodfit
Susan
Roger
Adrian Woackey
Yerett Stouder
Gerald
Judy Keplinger
161 St
Norma Hobleld
Foss
Loyd Bowen
Grace Bowen
Diane of
Menderson
Northwestern Bell
Wilson
PET
Li Ye
Johnson Grocery
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