Whibernians and area social notes from Hamburg to Des Moines
Social items from Hamburg and surrounding towns recount trips and visits. Mrs Florence Baerlef travels to Salt Lake City to visit daughter Dr Paul Walton, while the Edmundson hospital sees Mrs. Betty Warfield recover. Numerous families across Malvern, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Des Moines host guests, attend picnics, Fourth of July celebrations, and local tours. Notable highlights include the Iowa Historical Society Mississippi river cruise attended by the Chantrys, and a Drake University concert on the state capitol steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Baerlef
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Paul Walton
Lawrence Schipper
Chantrys
F. M. Davison
Des Moines
McGregor
Davisons
Iowa State Capitol
Drake University
Carl Nickelson
Michael
Oakland
Darrell Frederickson
Betty
Trimmer
J. F. Wearin Jr
Hyannis
Neb
Pitchfork Ranch
Orville Starr
Glen Cohee
Frank Croft
Lonnie Powell
Melvin Messerole
Max Messverole
Willye Messerole
Roger Starr
Raenelle
Council Bluffs
Gerald Schroeder
Malvern
J. A. Kline
Ralph Thomas
Gene Moore
Blue Island
Rena Moore
Silver City
Clifford Mackey
Thomas
Lillian Adams
John Kolterman
Ret Oak
Forrest Warfield
St. Alusephs Hospital
Gene Hubenking
Arkandanson City
Halph Beckwee
Edmundson Hospital
Canneth
Omahan Bound Over on Forgery Charge
Myron Ballain of Omaha was bound over to district court on forgery charges after allegedly using an Emerson businessman's name on a check given in Glenwood. Justice Ernest Timmerman reported the payment date June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron
Ballain
Omaha
District Court
Ernest Timmerman
Sheriff's Office
Emerson
Glenwood
Kansas Cition Fined After Mills Accident
Roy Perkins, 31, of Kansas City was fined 14 dollars and costs after a collision Monday at the junction of highways 24 and 275 west of Glenwood. He faced charges for failure to yield the right of way before Justice Ernest Timerman. Burke, 61, of Fairfield, drove the other car. about 800 dollars in damage occurred to his vehicle. Several people in both cars were injured, though none seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Glenwood
Roy Perkins
Ernest Tinmerman
Perkins
Everett F. Burke
Fairfield
Burke
Ames area visitors and church group travel notes
Oaks News and daughter Janet of Ames visited family members including Norris Johnson and Lennea Johnson. Richard Northup and wife flew to Lertie Washington for the World's Fair then Hawaii as Methodist missionaries. Several locals hosted visitors from Omaha, Loveland, Wichita, Clorinda, and Corning amid funeral attendances and church gatherings through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Ames
Norris Johnson
Lennea Johnson
Richard Northup
Lertie
Wash
Hawaii
Methodist Church
Timothy Aduehyo
Omaha
Ralph Cole
Grace Bible Institute
Oscar Oleson
Frank Oleson
Morris Reed
Bernice Northup
College
Kathy McPherson
Loveland
Colo
Winfred Curry
Mis
Luarietta Upton
Wichita
Kan
Mix
Bette Osborn
Band Springs
Okla
Mra. Gurry
Lew Snyder
Irisword
Atesford
Dauranes Snydoer
Corning
Atra
Arch Mattly
Clorinda
Loren Cole
Creston
Idi Snyder
Grinwold
Very
Mission Cireie Install Officers Wednesday at Oaks Church
The Oaks Mission Circle met at the church Wednesday with two hymns and prayer. New officers were installed including president Hadley Parker. A candle lighting service followed, with devotions recalling a sermon by Rev. Meteniff from England. Visitors and local attendees shared salads and refreshments. many names appear among Sunday gatherings and community visits. The Oaks Community Church lists service times and activities with a birthday offering noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Oaks Mission Circie
Hadley Parker
Meteniff
England
Red Oak Tabernacle
Byron Viner
Gary Honeyman
Gordon Lees
L. E
Mrs Clinton Parker honored at Wesley Chapel party and shower
The Wesley Chapel community celebrated Mrs Clinton Parker with a party and pantry shower at the church on June 27. Thirty seven friends attended as gifts included crystal goblets and serving pieces plus cash for a home gift. Guests toured the Parkers new house after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Wesley Chapel
Clinton Parker
Clement Rowe
Ben Wilson
Mrg. Parker
Parkers
Mary Allery
Loraine Winslow
Ruth Howard
Marle Robbins
Edna, Weigman
Edna Plumb
Five-Year-Old Breaks Arm From Pony Fall
Kathryn Parker, daughter of the Don Parkers, broke her arm above the elbow after falling from a Shetland pony last Wednesday. She was taken to Murphy Memorial Hospital in Red Oak where her arm remains in traction and she will require therapy for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Parker
Don Parkers
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Hastings News Mrs Herb Stogdill Correspondent
Hastings News reports on local residents during a two week vacation at the National Carbatl plant in Sted Oak. Several families, including Mr and Mrs How McLain and others, visited Malvern and Red Oak. a list of names visits, travel and social events across nearby towns is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sted Oak
Maul Diayverty
How McLain
Julie
David
Afton
George Clark
Linda
Bhiron Wileland
Oahu
Leo Melosh
Mra
Join
Chickon Fon
Crantin
Local Notes From Malvern and Nearby Areas
Community notices list Marlon Wildente born Tuesday in Malvern to Mr and Mrs Allen Palinar with parents identified. Jerry Oster of Cornell lofts visits. Pabner remains with daughter for a few days. Henry Peterson and Kon visit Clint Parker home. Amy Parker and Jarrel Godfrey attend YMCA swimming lessons in Gaunell Mutts. Mrs Harold Wilson brings her mother, Mrs Minnie Hirria, home from Morey Hospital Coun cilute after recent Ark attack recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Paget
Lows
Stanton
Dallis Medrew
Nis
Everett
Wdwin
Allen Palmer
Jaylgwick
Carson
Edmund
Jean Wilson
Council Hluffs
Spring Brook State, Park
Marian Wilson
Milton Lutchaw
Tay Kelley
Hed Oak
Keith Adame
San Diego
Adame
Ray Kelley
Alta Thomas
Weasley
Mt. Peasant
Loren Thomas
Elwood
Sioux Cty
Mra
Fred Mar Wn
Wesley
Wayland
Mra. Martin
Marlon Wildente
Binniie Cellalitas
Toro Clank Reanlonta
Tin Malvern Hot
Allen Palinar
Kriodparenta
Ole Proterande
HON
Tha Ide Wandion
Jerry Oster
Cornell Lofts
Pie Baby Piel
Pabner Iis
Henry Petarson
Kon
Cowell Ware
Clint Parker
Ainny Pirker
Jarrel Godfry
YMCA
Gaunell Mutts
Marold Wilson
Minnta Hirria
Morey Hospital
Councilute
Independence Day Theme at Silver City WSCS Meeting
The WSCS met last Thursday with Rev. LeRoy Pullman as guest. Red white and blue delphiniums decorated, budget approved, and $15 approved to Sharon Stewart for the institute. Fall festival food stand planned. tea postponed to October. Deacons and missionaries program led by Mrs. Harald Williams and Mrs. Barl Maddocks. Sr. Mrs. Loran Boyer hosted and dismissed with prayer. Lunch by Mrs. Clarence Bolte’s committee. Next meeting set for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
LeRoy Pullman
Harald Williams
Barl Maddocks
Loran Boyer
Clarence Bolte
Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Guests in Silver City
Larry Williams of Malvern stayed with his uncle George Miller over the weekend. Mrs. J. W. Parman traveled to Council Bluffs Thursday to Saturday as guest of Clayton Fries and Cynthia, returning with companions Helen Pepmeier Judy Childs and Lynn. Community members hosted dinners and visits with relatives in Greenfield Lenox Glenwood and Council Bluffs, including David, Gary and Kevin from Omaha. Local residents welcomed visitors from Estes Park Crookston Ft. Bragg and What Cheer during a busy week of social calls and familial gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Powers
Cumberland
Edwin Ambrose
L. E. Brammeier
John Stetford
Paul Benedict
Shenandoah
Fred Lemong
Oscar Oleson
Frank Oleson
Donnie
David
Herald Sinner
Malvern
Darrell Hanson
Denver
Cole
Albert Stille
J. G. Stream
Evelyn Warren
Charlotte
Janet
Jewell
Dean Warrens
Marvin Warren
Vernon Nagel
Roxann
Johnny Kigaler
Omaha
Frank Ole
Larry Williams
George Miller
J. W. Parman
Council Bluffs
Clayton Fries
Cynthia
Helen Pepmeier
Judy Childs
Lynn
J. H. Kruse
Clinton Frank
Gary
Kevin
Loran Boyer
Phyllis Skerritt
Greenfield
Jack Burgoin
Ed Riggins
Kenneth Carlson
Paula
Estes Park
Colo
Russell Myers
Glenwood
Tishie McNay
Sheila Hays
Leo May
Larry Hays
Lyle May
Crookston
Neb
Gordon Elwood
Dale Elwood
James Imlay
What Cheer
F. W. Anderson
Anderson
Dan Tuma
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Silver City High School
Art Burgoin
Clifford Schtening
C. O. Johnson
Frank Follitt
Clyde Piatt
Nancy
Ola Buck
Lincoln
Pratt
Harlan Kloostra
Gene Moore
Blue Island
Reno Moore
Ralph Thomas
Moore
Owen Moore
Roger Butcher
Near Glenwood
Carroll Kirlin
Max Henderson
Macedonia
Jim Bailey
Albert Bailey
Susan Scheel
Cindy
Nancy Schoening
Hans Scheel
Gene Buffington
Beverly
Diane
Dave Reekie
Doris
Ed Reekie
Ottawa
Kaw
Buffington
B. W
Fred Richter
St. Joseph
Virgil Decker
Trudy
Earl Bonds
Robert Bond
Pamela
Buddy
Sandra
Two Harbors
Minn
Wilbert Bond
Robert
Coast Guard
Wiley Clay
Bud Riger
Shirley Hendrix
Josephine
Frances Lewis
Indian Hills
Earl Mathews
Seattle
Wayne Stewart
Cliff Stewart
Ralph Stewart
W. H. Williams
Opal Pennell
Chicago
Bert Fritz
Harvey Deitchler
Dale Haines
Red Oak
Steve Haines
Hastings
James Clipson
Los Angeles
Jack Clipson
Mary
William
Edith Simmons
Hans Madison
Leo Leonard
Essex
A. F. Childs
Robert M. Collins
Bobby
Robert Waller
Randy Waller
Minneapolis Minn
Jim Springer
Harley Miller
Anita
F. G. Barnes
Barnes
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed in Red Oak
Mr and Mrs Leon Weigman and Mr and Mrs Dallas McGrew attended a Golden Wedding anniversary last week in Red Oak honoring Mr and Mrs Hlmer Bags. The event gathered local guests to celebrate the couple's long marriage and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Weigman
Dallas McGrew
Red Oak
Mrs
Hlmer Bags
Social Roundup in Malvern and Surrounding Areas
A July 1962 Malvern Leader column records numerous visits and gatherings. Featured are guests in Malvern, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Glenwood, including Pratt birth day honors, family dinners, and weekend trips to North Platte, Greeley, Loveland, and Cheyenne. Notable events include Janet Kelsey and Garry Atchley's June wedding in Colorado and a Methodist Youth Fellowship excursion to Glenwood Lake Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Pratt
C. P. Thornag
Barbara
William Reelff
Harlan Klooska
Alpha Lund
Council] Bluffs
Pratt
Neil
Roy Scheel
Robert Scheel
Rian
Omaha
LeVern Schoening
Harvey Delten
Agnes Voss
Harvey
Louise Day
Frank Voss
Marsha
James Day
Voss
Burel Anderson
Eurelene
David
North Platte
Neb
Greeley
Loveland
Colo
Cheyenne
Wye
Colorado
Janet Kelsey
Donald Kelsey
Garry Atchley
George Miller
Donald Pullman
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Glenwood Lake Park
Marie Madison
Died Inglewood Resident Cecil Hays Dies At 64
Cecil Hayes, 64, died at his Inglewood home in California on Friday. Services were held at Raynor Hamilton Funeral Chapel in Glenwood with burial in Silver City. Survived by wife Audrey two sons Lyndol Buena Park and Larry Council Bluffs a daughter Janice Fager Indianapolis nine grandchildren mother Maude Hayes Glenwood two sisters Glenwood and Hugh Hayes Silver City. Several local visitors and church events referenced in surrounding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Hayes
Inglewood
Calif
Raynor-Hamilton
Glenwood
Silver City
Audrey
Lyndol
Buena Park
Larry
Council Bluffs
Janice Fager
Indianapolis
Ind
Maude Hayes
Harold Decker
Orie Livengood
Hugh Hayes
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Hastings News
Herb Stogdill
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