Local notices and visits in Henderson area
Mrs Idna Butterfield spent Friday morning with daughter Shirley Duyson in Co Bluffs. Donald Allensworth visited with parents L B and Mrs Allensworth. Minnie Viner hosted Library Club. Several locals shared visits with Howard Allensworth and others. The Senior Citizens Meeting was postponed. Hospital stays included Eva Jane Wallace at Murphy Memorial Red Oak and Ida Myers at Edmundson Co Bluffs. Frequent visitors aided care for the invalid son in residence. Second name changes and relatives listed: Maude Bryant obit in Morton Mills. Various out-of-town trips and hospital admissions noted. School vacation due to snowstorm. Many local families named with trips and visits recurring through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idna Butterfield
Shirley Duyson
Co. Bluffs
Donald Allensworth
L. B. Allensworth
Minnie Viner
Library Club
Herman Coppock
Michael Frink
Howard Allensworth
Theo
Shook
Kenneth Jewell
Art Darby
Hastings
Claude Stephens
Malvern
Hugh Shook
Red Oak
Helen Winchester
Grace Bowen
Eva Jane Wallace
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Velda Myers
Strahan
Chris
Ida) Myers
Edmundson Hospital
Dick Allensworth
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Mack Taylor
Lackland Afb
Texas
Homer C. Taylor
Jud Coppock
Herman and
Russell
Richard Magers
Jud
Morton Mills
Little Drew
Richard Allensworth
Clinton Parker
Stan Johnston
Trimble
Arthur
Williams Family and Guests Gather in Mineola and Henderson
Weekend visit and birthday celebrations mark a flurry of gatherings. Ferty and Lincoln among Rodney Miller's guests. Kevin Williams turned eight at Sheldon Williams home with Harold and Charlie Roenfelds. W. H. Williams hosted chili supper for Cecil Williams family Mineola. Saturday guests included Freddie and Cecil Williams families Mineola Mary Moore Ralph Stewart and Kevin Henderson. Mrs Harold Skerritt released from hospital staying with Phyllis Skerritt to recuperate. The extended clan shared Sunday dinner as Ann returned from Grandmother Mintle with Harold and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Williams
Sheldon Williams
Harold Williams
Charlie Roenfeld
W.H. Williams
Cecil Williams
Mineola
W. H
Harold Skerritt
Phyllis Skerritt
Ann
Mintle
Harold
John
Hastings Cafe Is Now Open
Hastings cafe opens under Elma Rippey and daughter serving from 5 30 a m to 6 daily except Sunday. Community welcomes the new Hastings restaurant and patronage is requested. Harold Birney Fellows killed in Idaho crash on Jan 11. burial in Denver on Jan 17. Relatives note Harold was raised in Hastings area. Week-end visitors and local social notes from Hastings and nearby towns. Mrs. Gilbert Hall underwent surgery at Red Oak hospital last Tuesday and is expected home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Rippey
Hastings
Harold Birney Fellows
Boise
Idaho
Harold
Mathew Fellows
Denver
Colo
Weekend visits and family gatherings across several towns
Mike, Melanie, Richard and Rene Kalvinek, Omaha, spent the weekend in the Aaron Crouse home. Mrs. Sharon Palser and Kip, Sioux Falls, So. Dak., stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Good and family. Tom Burrington and sons entertained for their mother Mrs. John Confer of Emerson. Hubert Confer, Emerson, and Major and Mrs. Marion Confer and children, Bellevue, Neb., were guests. Mrs. Jerry Trainer, Maryville, Mo., spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Perkins. K. C. Buning, Red Oak, and Harry Menson, Emerson, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bailey. Eugene Palser and wife spent Saturday with Jim Reents and Lee Ann. Jesse Perkins and Mrs. Ray Powers visited in Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Melanie
Richard
Rene Kalvinek
Omaha
Aaron Crouse
Sharon Palser
Kip
Sioux Falls
Dak
Gary Good
Tom Burrington
John Confer
Emerson
Hubert Confer
Major
Marion Confer
Bellevue
Neb
Jerry Trainer
Maryville
Jesse Perkins
K. C. Buning
Red Oak
Harry Menson
Lee Bailey
Eugene Palser
Jim Reents
Lee Ann
Ray Powers
Tabor
Installed OES Officers Wed at Silver City Temple
Silver City OES met Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Worthy Matron Mrs. Clifford Stewart and Worthy Patron Wilbert Bond presided. Installing Matron Eurel Anderson and Marshall Harold Williams installed Jaye Crist as Chaplin, Wilbert Bond as musician, and Ralph Hansen as truth. Birthday salute to Wilbert Bond. Secretary Loran Boyer read a letter from the Worthy Grand Matron with Harvest as theme. 1972 financial report by Allen Jones. School of Instruction and Inspection set for Saturday Feb 17 at 12:30 p.m. Refreshments by Ronald Byrant Char lene Kirlin Neva Hafer and Byron Schoening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Allen Jones
Ronald Byrant
Charlene Kirlin
Neva Hafer
Byron Schoening
Evergreen Club Meeting at Mrs Buffington Home
Evergreen Club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eugene Buffington with 10 members and one guest Miss Dorothy Storten becker. High went to Mrs. Clifford Schoening and low to Mrs. Helen Sanders. hostess gift to Mrs. Ralph Hansen. next meeting on February 23 with date change noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Club
Buffington
Eugene Buffington
Dorothy Stortenbecker
Ralph Hansen
Clifford Schoening
Helen Sanders Low
McNutt Family and Guests Spend Day at Manning
Mr and Mrs Gary McNutt and John traveled to Manning on Saturday to visit Garys parents the Dalton McNutts. Mr and Mrs Joe Kruse called on Mrs Kruses sister Mrs William Kopp at Clarkson hospital. Mrs Kruses sister Miss Leta Walker Randolph visited the Kruses. Rodney Miller and Jody Hol continued with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary McNutt
John
Manning
Gary
Dalton McNutts
Joe Kruse
William Kopp
Clarkson Hospital
Kruses
Mrs. Kruse
Leta Walker
Randolph
Rodney Miller
Jody Hol
Malvern Leader issues from Malvern Iowa in 1973
The Malvern Leader edition from Malvern Iowa dated January 25 1973 reports local news. Brief items cover community events, municipal notes, and society notices pertinent to residents of Malvern and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
School Bus Record Better for 72 73
The Iowa Department of Public Instruction reports a six percent drop in public school bus accidents in 1971-72 from 446 to 418. Sixty two accidents involved injuries, including 119 pupils, 11 drivers, and 36 others, compared with 104, 11, and 44 in 1970-71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Roberts
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
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Arnold Williams
Ron
Debbie
Harvey Bolton
Vera Dittus
Dale Bolton
Jennie Ryan
Henderson
Art Phelps
Clarkson
Henderson Hornets
Methodist Church
Andies Four H Club
Gary Stephens
Wm. Johns
H. E. Paul
Kathy Paul
Morningside College
Sioux City
Floyd Ricker
Herman, Nebr
John Hayden
Mike Ricker
Connie McVay
Norma Robinson
Judy Magers
Ethel Coppock
Dennis Resh
Christian Church
Jerry Dayson
Gordon Steiner
Velma Lewis
Gene Winchester
Earl Ridgeley
Lena Magers
Wm. Harbor
Des Moines
Leonard Dye
Bert Pollitt
Northwestern Bell
Ferty
Lincoln
Rodney
George Miller
Glenwood
Hearing
Henry Washburn
Glenn Johnson
Austin Bass
Walter Marshall
Larry Maynes
Shelley
Atlanta
William Haroff
Gary Swagger
Nekoosa
Wisc
Roger Koeshall
Appleton
J. M. Cummings
Mitchell
So. Dak
Everett Irwin
Mt. Prospect
Ill
Danny
Jacquie Ridgeley
Great Falls
Mont
Jim Kelley
William Shapcett
Kenneth Evans
United Methodist Church
Stewart Carr
Europe
Bob Vanderpool
Bartlett
Eugene Palsers
Max Bachler
Howard Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Jack Courtiers
Everett Waymire
Eugene Waymire
Timmy
Roland Pierson
Rest Haven
Wichita
Kans
Roland
Jim Bailey
Tarkio
Gilbert Hall
Red Oak Hospital
Ellsworth Smith
Fieldman
Mills County Assessor
Henderson City Hall
Silver City News
Trudy Rhoades
OES
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Ruth Karr
Paul Black
Lee Rhoades
Traci
Virgil Decker
Viva Decker
Henry Techau
Donald Techau
Fred Techau
Dennis Techau
Art Miller
Gerald Stogdill
Farm
Macedonia
Henderson Junction
Massey Harris
Valley
King Hamilton
Old Plows International
John Deere Tractor Mower
Born
John Deere
International
Duane Brown
al Corn Planter
Nichols & Shepherd International
Walking Sister
South Bend
Lible
National Geographic Magazines
Kenmore
Elton C. Whit
Ray Carr
Art Fritcher
Signa Gamma
Don Smith
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