Kathryn Scott Weds Thomas Pearce in Malvern Nuptials
Kathryn Suzzanne Scott became the bride of Harry Thomas Pearce in a candlelit ceremony at the First Methodist church in Malvern with Rev. John A. Lippincott officiating. The couple will reside on the bride’s parents’ farm north of Malvern after a short trip.
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Kathryn Scott Bride
Thomas Pearce
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Malvern
Kathryn Suzzanne Scott
Harry Thomas Pearce
John A. Lippincott
Odo Dickersbach
Mary
Bol Bailey
Ernest Spiker
Harold Skerritt
Cindy Adams
Linda Hatfield
Kathy Glyn
Janet Jonas
Malvern Community
Pearce
Johnson Grocery
Roth Packing Plant
Glenwood
Archie Scott
George Pearce
Ten Clik Meeting Planned at LEN Country Club
The LEN country club will meet Wednesday February 6 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Harvey Cheney. Mrs Mua Williams will be co-hostess.
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TEN Clik
LEN Country Club
Harvey Cheney
Mua Williams
Mary Circle Hosts January Meeting at Church
Mary Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Hyans as hostess. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Ray Trively, Mrs. Frederic Newell and Mrs. Lorraine Griffin. After dessert lunch, Mrs. Bernard Roenfeldt presided. topic by Mrs. Ray Volz was What does a Christian woman read and when. Next meeting is a potluck dinner at the church on Feb. 27 at 12:30 p.m. General WSCS meeting set for Feb. 5 at Mrs. N. P. Drink home with program leader Mrs. Frank Stevens and co-hostesses Mines, Ken Evans and Richard Bass.
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Harry Hyans
Mary Circle
Ray Trively
Frederic Newell
Lorraine Griffin
Bernard Roenfeldt
Ray Volz
WSCS
N. P
Frank Stevens
Mines
Ken Evans
Richard Bass
Glenwood BPW Club Elects Officers and Approves By-Laws
The newly formed Business and Professional Women's Club of Glenwood elected officers and approved by-laws at a Methodist church meeting. Misa Hannah Scott was named president, with Mrs. Gene Gilson as vice president, Mrs. Hugh Trask as corresponding secretary, Rosanna Walker as recording secretary, and Donna Ling as treasurer. Mrs. Kenneth Jones, BPW state president, and Ann Ogren, district 7% director of Council Bluffs, attended as guests. The club voted to meet the fourth Monday of each month with time and place announced before each meeting.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Glenwood
Methodist
Misa Hannah Scott
Council Bluffs Club
Gene Gilson
Hugh Trask
Rosanna Walker
Donna Ling
Kenneth Jones
BPW
Ann Ogren
Council Bluffs
Westminster Fellowship Youth Group Meeting at Church
The Westminster Fellowship Youth Group met at the church on Sunday January 26. Janet Clay led devotions with a Bible quiz that proved interesting and informative. Bert Dickersbach hosted the gathering and refreshments were served at the close.
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Westminster Fellowship
Presbyterian Westminster
Janet Clay
Bert Dickersbach
District President to Attend Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet February 3 at the Community building at 2 p.m. A program on Americanism is planned. Mrs. Louise Fichter of Shenandoah, district president, will attend. good attendance is desired. Book Club to Meet Monday Evening. Mrs. Charles Peyehouse hosts with Mrs. DeVerne Ostertoss as co host, and Mrs. Allen O Dell will give the book review.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Louise Fichter
Shenandoah
Book Club
Charles Peyehouse
DeVerne Ostertoss
Allen O'Dell
First Baptist Church Notes Sermon by Miss Fern Rold guest speaker
Rev. Hugh Shiveley leads Sunday School at 9 00 a m and worship at 11 00 a m with a sermon titled Are You Satisfied Progressing through evening services and Youth Fellowship Miss Fern Rold American Baptist Missionary to Assam will speak In the week ahead church council meets Monday and choir practice is Wednesday Interchurch fellowship supper ends the day and a prayer meeting Thursday scheduled Church School Workers conferences at the end of the note
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First Baptist Church
Hugh Shiveley
Lyle Williams
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Fern Rold
Assam
World Missions
First Methodist Church Weekly Schedule
Supt. Sunday School 9 45 a m Divine Worship 11 a m Children's sermon Our Praying Presidents Sermon What is a Happy Marriage Sr High MYF 6 p m Jr High MYF 6 90 p m Pastoral Relations at Strahan Wed 4 p m Children Missionary Study Wed 6 30 p m oyster and chili dinner for church youth event Photo talk by Rev Hugh Shiveley oysters chili free will offering Friday Jr Choir practice 4 p m
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First Methodist Church
John Lippincott
R. YD
Mansfield
6Mm
Strahan
Oyater
Chili Aapper
Hugh Shiveley
First Presbyterian Church Worship Schedule
Dr Alfred Martin minister Morris Parks superintendent Sunday School starts at 10 a m Worship Service at 11 a m A session meeting was held Tuesday evening at the church with all members present
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First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Tho
Beefmen Reminded of New Brucellosis Law Changes
Mills County beef cattlemen are urged to study five changes in the 1963 brucellosis law as eradication steps intensify in 1964. The law requires cattle restraint for blood testing, calfhood vaccination for females born after July 1 1963, feeder permits for under 21 months, and strict testing for bulls and imported cattle. Quarantine and retest options apply to calves from the same farm, with markets directing brucellosis cases to slaughter or quarantine paths.
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Mills County
Contina
LaVerne Obrecht
John RB. Herrick
Iowa State University
Iowa
Vernon Meyer
Herrick
F. 8. Sharp
ACT test scheduled for February 15 in Red Oak area
The February ACT will be given in 14 towns nationwide with Red Oak as the local center. Results indicate at least four students show strong academic ability and potential for college success, reflecting ACT usage by 821 colleges and 51 Iowa schools.
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Red Oak
Iowa
Sunday School Teachers Meet After Evening Service
Rev Arthur Raiside of Sidney moderated the evening at St John s Lutheran Church Hamy i Tartels Interli Pastor The Church of the Lutheran Hour 6 20 p m Sunday School class Bus 7 39 p m The Worship Bers vice Jan Sunday school teachers will meet at Glenwood at 7 80 p m
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ST. John's Lutheran Church
Hamy i
Tartels
Interli
Church of the Lutheran
Glenwood
E Liberty WSCS Met Wednesday
The January meeting of the WSCS was held with Mrs. W. W. Windle last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Windle was assisted by all present in presenting a lesson. Regular business was dispensed with. A cooperative lunch followed. The next meeting will likely be with Mrs. Charley Alexander on Wednesday February 5. Visitors are welcome.
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WSCS
W. W. Windle
Malvern Social Notes and Local Visits
Mra. W. G. Stotts visited Mrs. Iya Henderson and Mrs. Bima Henderson at Nishna Cottage Malvern. Church Sunday featured a sermon titled That God's House Might Be Filled. Next Sunday service at 9 am led by Rev. Le Roy Pullman. W. W. Windle and family were in Omaha on business and visited Oran Windle in Council Bluffs. Laver Obrecht and family visited Richard Henderson. Charles McClure and three children moved to Malvern from Archie Scott tenant house. Claude Stephens visited Mrs. Ray Kelley in Red Oak Saturday.
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W. G. Stotts
Iya Henderson
Bima Henderson
Nishna
Malvern
Ehurch
LeRoy Pullman
W. W. Windle
Omaha
Oran Windle
Council Bluffs
Laver Obrecht
Richard Henderson
Charles McClure
Archie Scott
Claude Stephens
Red Oak
Mil ls School Fund Boost Reported by Weight Enforcement
Malvern Rotarians heard Sgt Darrell Frederickson describe the Iowa Highway Commission Weight Division. He outlined weight and length enforcement at weigh stations, noting 1961 fines totaling 17000 dollars going to Mills County school funds and the division’s role in protecting roads and collecting penalties.
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Mills School Fund
Sgt. Frederickson
Wt. Enforcement
Town Highway Commission
Malvern
Darrell Frederickson
Club
Hillsdale
Frederickson
Towa Highway Commission
Iowa
Sgt
Mills County
County School Fund
J. P
Highway Patrol
Set
2 Pet
Card of Thanks from Geo. W. Curtis
Geo W Curtis expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for cards letters and visits received during hospitalization and after returning home. He notes they were greatly appreciated.
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Geo. W. Curtis
Local Figures Attend Gatherings in Malvern Area Events
Malvern residents report family visits and social meals with relatives from Willison Glenwood Grand Island and Omaha. Hugh Hayes hosts, guests include Mrs Maude Hayes Mrs Daisy Bell and the Windle family. Rehnardt Nagle and two sons visit from Grand Island while other relatives share Sunday dinners.
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T Hugh Hayes
Maude Hayes
Orle Livengood
Tudor
Donald Wirth
Willison
Daisy Bell
Glenwood
Mra
Advint Nagle
Adzus
Okla
Holy Roniol
Reinhardt Nagle
Non McCampbell
Grand Ialand
Nebr
Hugh Hayes
W. W. Windle
Charles Profit
Francis McWilliams
Omaha
Russell Howell
Mitzie
Ont
Malvern
Claude Stephens
Henderson
Church Board Met at Stotts Home
January meeting of church boards held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Wy C Stotts Thursday afternoon Rev Pullman chaired with prayer Various interests were discussed and general report blanks issued for the quarterly conference at East Liberty church Friday March 13 Announcements to follow February meeting time and place to be announced cooperative lunch planned
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Wy. C. Stotts
Pullman
East Liberty
Miss Shirley Williams Visiting From Maryville Mo Events
Maryville Missouri resident Miss Shirley Williams spends a short vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Lyle Williams and brother Larry. She arrived Friday and will depart Sunday. Local social items include birthdays, weddings, showers, and family visits across Malvern Council Bluffs Glenwood Shenandoah and nearby towns.
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Shirley Williams
Maryville
Lyle Willams
Larry
Harland Hendrix
Council Billf
Leonard Parker
Mary Anna
Norman Sinner
Harold Sinner
Malvern
Misa Joyce
Lyle Williams
Shirley
Kathy Scott
Tom Pearce
Hugh Hayes
Council Bluffs
Dick Leet
Iso
Ricky Leat
Edmundson Hospital
John Lincoln
Glenwood
Shenandoah
Congo
Baptist
Paul Smith
Cong
Holy Rosary Church Glenwood Mass Times
Fr O L Kaufman, pastor, lists Mass schedule for Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood. Sunday Masses at 7 39 p m and 9 a m with additional 6 30 a m at State School. First Fridays 6 30 a m Holy Days 7 30 a m and 7 80 p m Weekdays 7 8 a m.
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Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
O. L. Kaufman
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Warren Darrah
le~ Lores Wolfe
Judy Scott
Ida Dickersbach
Jack Bonelson
Rogee Hatfield
Larry Jackson
Bill
Clifford Scott
George Perea Jr
Lora Pearce
Shelly Leet
Band Mothers
Band Mothers Club
Dale Lewellen
Andy Es
Pangburn
Collins Drug Co
E. W. Knight
Edel Knight
Mrs. Evans
Hannah Scott
BPW Club
MILLS
Homemakers
Tabor
Booster Station
Garland Martin
M. L. Scheffel
Grace Leipold
Glen Robbins
Bob Hopp
Towa
Arthur Raiside of
Sidney
E. Liberty
Josie K. Stotts
U Malvern
Church Board
Stotts Home
Val-Vita
Mazola
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