Reception Tuesday for Janet Martin in Glenwood
Social happenings note a reception in the Methodist church basement Tuesday July 18 at 6 p.m. inviting Masons Eastern Stars and Rainbow Parents. also reports of a July 3 Dunbar-Scott wedding at the Dunbar home with Betty Fern Dunbar and Walter E. Scott, plus July 4 gatherings at Salyers and the Breedings homes and Rainbow Assembly plans in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Martin
Grand Belleion
Methodist
All Masons
Rainbow
Glenwood
Assembly of Order of Rainbow
Supreme Assembly
Kansas City
Vacationers and moves around Malvern and Pierson
Mrs. Orville Starr and Kay Harsh vacation at Pierson with Mrs Starrs mother Mrs Willye Messerole. Miss Bee Messerole joined, Mae Churchill substitutes at the Library. The Darrah family of Tabor will move to Malvern leasing the Emerick residence on Marion Avenue. Miro Malony and party spent July Fourth at Mankato and Faribault as guests of Mr and Mrs WooM Malony. The Hyde family brought back Bill from the W. O. Gann home after two weeks. Mrs Max Thomas and three children arrived from Denver to visit relatives. Greiners plan a San Diego trip and summer with J B Haug's family in Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Starr
Kay Harshfarger
Pierson
Miro
Harve J. Knight
Frank Robbins
Mes Ward Greiner
James
Edith
Detroit
Ldoyd Hieman
Gary
Griswold
Francis Pare
Greiners
San Diego
Calif
Will
J. B. Haug
Betty Fern Dunbar Bridal Shower Honored in June 30 Event
Betty Fern Dunbar, soon to wed Walt Scott on July 3, was honored at a bridal shower June 30 at Hastings church. Guests enjoyed a musical romance, alphabet games, and a humorous skit about her future as Mrs. Scott. Hostesses and participants listed include Floy Durbin, Barbara Durbin, Marilyn Elsel, Eleanor Scott, Lorraine Roos, Virginian Bowen, Mae Scott, Irene Parker, Mary Richardson, Olive Thrapp, Neya Bowen, Vesta Durbin, Xira Scott, and Ruth Bowen. Refreshments followed. A cooperative supper was hosted by Mrs. S. M. Norton on the Fourth, with nine ladies attending a picnic at the fair grounds by the Dutch Gun club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fern Dunbar
Hastings
Walt Scott
Tetty Fern
Floy Durbin
Barbara Durbin
Marilyn Elsel
Eleanor Scott
Lorraine Roos
Virginian Bowen
Mae Scott
Irene Parker
Mary Richardson
Olive Thrapp
Neya Bowen
Vesta Durbin
Virginia Bowen
Xira Scott
Lorraine Boos
Ruth Bowen
S. M. Norton
M. Norton
Dutch Gun Club
Wesley Chapel Church Weekend Services and Activities
Wesley Chapel Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Max Naylor of Emersary will speak, with former pastor Rev. John Trimble and family visiting. A pot luck dinner follows. Youth Fellowship Monday July 14 at 7:30 p.m. and W.S.C.S. meeting Wednesday July 16 at 2:30 p.m. Including guest speaker Mrs. Dora Goos on the San Francisco general conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Marion Wilson
Eric Nyren
Max Naylor
Emersary
John Trimble
Methodist
W.S.C.S
WOS. CS
W.S
Trimle
Wesley
Trimble
California
Kansas
Hendersio
Tom Williams
Town State College
Don Parker
Malvern
Clint Parker
Four Divisions in Children’s Parade Set for July 23
The Tabor Beacon notes four parade divisions to be staged at 7 30 pm on Wednesday July 23. Divisions include Decorated dell bugs, Decorated vehicles, Characterizations, and Miscellaneous. Prizes of 5 3 and 2 dollars will be awarded in each division with a prize for every entrant. Entrants may report to committee members Gertrude Kearns Kathryn Cunningham or Miss Omer. No age limit and entries may use records or musicians. Lineup location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Miss Omer
Gertrude Kearns
Kathryn Cunningham
Committees For Auxiliary Are Announced
Lett Kempton newly installed president of the American Legion Auxiliary announces committee appointments including Unit Activities Ferrell Geane Rice Mary Anderson Child Welfare Gertrude Kearns Community Service Yarl Timson Raby Webster Velora Barbour Junior Activities Darlene Elis Membership Margaret Kearns Tucille Johnson Pearl Forney Poppy Flora Whitehill Amelia Whitehill Mental Health Marie Datton Velma Jean Boon Rehabilitation Frelon Moore Laura Mae Moore Josephine Van Seyed Americanism Alice Omer Calendar and Year Book Leland Smith Bessie Wells Peter Perkins Education Ethel Patrick Officers installed July 1 at Legion hall with Hes si Wells as installing officer Others named Ferrell Geane Rice Gertrude Kearns Mildred Benedict Bertha Kempton secretary treasurer Velma Jean Boone recanaling secretary alith Carlson historian Margaret Kearns chaplain Marie Talon sergeant at arms Carclle Totinsen assistant sergeant at arms Plans made for family picnic in August Sherry Sutton remnant congees representative to Girls State report by Fern and Joyce Williams entectiingint Velma Jean Boone high scorer Luhi Stout refreshments served by Evelyn Moore Alice Omer Ruby Webster Florence Canill Fannie Lybarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrell Geane Ri
Mary
Bessie Wells
Peter Perkins
Ethel Patrick
Legion Hall
Hessi Wells
Kempton
Ferrell Geane Rice
Gertrude Kearns
Secone
Mildred Benedict
Bertha Kempton
Vel+ma Jean Boone
Alith Carlson
Margaret Kearns
Marie Talon
Sherry Sutton
Remant Connge
Girls Stile
Misses Fern
Joyce Williams
Velma Jean Boone
Luhi Stout
Evelyn Moore
Alice Omer
Ruby Webster
Florence Canill
Fannie Lybarger
Fourth League Win For Tabor Over Blanchard 5–0
Tabor defeated Blanchard five to zero under local lights on Sunday evening. The game was called in the bottom of the fifth due to rain. It was Tabor’s fourth Southwest Town League victory. next they play Glenwood on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Blanchard
Glenwood
Samaritan Home News Notes
The Rev Fay Ho McDonald conducted Sunday services at Goul Samaritan Home. Multiple visitors stopped by various Hamburg residents including Mr and Mrs Carl Zimmerman and son Charles of Cain, Mrs Myra McClintock and Hattie Clark, and many others from Tarkio, Shenandoah, Storm Lake, Glenwood, Malvern, Hastings, and Hastings area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Ho McDonald
Hamburg Methodist Church
Goul Samaritan
Miss Li
Carl Zimmerman
Charles
Cain
Myra McClintock
Hattie Clark
Louis Parnham
W. Thompson
Council Bluffs
Kirby
Hill
Louis Long
Fisher
Shenandoah
Ella Patten
Roy B. Hatten
Tarkio
Payton Guest
Storm Lake
Ora Hatten
Hamburg
Eliza Fil
Amy Duffington
Glenwood
Thomas Gidley
Malvern
McDonald
Fred Hull
Floyd Ross
Meda Ross
Otha Wearin
Hastings
Anna Bell
Agnes Slothawer
Family Holiday Visits Across Town Include July Fourth Gatherings
The report notes Mrs. Chuck Allen of AMfarray hosted and entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. dint Anderson and Paula for the Fourth of July. Mrs. Keith McAllister and children of Farragut visited Sunday with Arch Meadh and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. Callingen of Crofton spent the weekend with Jack Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Allen Saul
Amfarray
Dint Anderson
Paula
Keith McAllister
Farragut
Arch Meadh
Atv
W. Callingen
Uf Crofton
Nehr
Jack Taylor
Tahar Girl Scouts Reschedule Omaha Tour To Friday
Due to circumstances beyond their control Tahar Girl Scouts cannot tour Omaha on June 27 and will instead go this Friday visiting several points of interest. Tickets for the Lew Lair TV program have been reserved and private cars will transport the group. Mary Beth Munsinger attended the Supreme Assembly in Kansas City for the Order of Rainbow for Girls and will return today. Mrs Arthur Rice and Mrs Sally Rice of Dattonsburg Missouri visited Mr and Mrs 75 Rice last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahar Girl Scouts
Omaha
Lew Lair
Mary Beth Munsinger
Kansas City
Supreme Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Arthur Rice
Sally Rice
Dattonsburg
Vi. Rice
Ialuington and small business by C W Harder
A critique traces Lilienthal from socialist roots to head of the Atomic Energy Commission and links anti trust debates to monopolies. It argues Washington’s socialist links persist and notes a Canada newsprint price shift affecting U S publishers, urging reduction in MSA purchases to lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Willenthal
Ee Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
C.W. Harder
Washington
Lilienthal
Civillan Atomic Energy Commission
Alger Hiss
Canada
Europe
U. S
Mrs Clapper Hosts W S C S Meeting at Clapper Home
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church met Wednesday July 2 at the home of Mrs Reno Clapper with 33 members and one guest Mrs Cora Share. Janice Cowden reported on Hawkeye Institute trip. program Ith's Abundance Man's Stewardship led by Vada Wateman. Next meeting August 6 with Mrs Raymond Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Reno Clapper
Cora Share
Janice Cowden
Hawkeye Institute
Ith
Vada Wateman
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. A. Dunbar
Betty Fern
Walter E. Scott
Iva Scott
Emerson
Tyan Durhin
Fred Coley
Broadway Christian Church
Councill Bluffs
Thomas Baslea Jr
Wesley Eisel
Iowa
Ken
F. A. Mulholland
Dr. T. KE. Shonka
W. K. Hyington
Ray V. Plumb
Fair Grounds
Masons
Eastern Star
Mills County Fair Grounds
Ernet Stille Maly
Merry Mixers Club
Ernest Stille
Elmo Davis
Dale Simpson
Niday
Mrs. A. S. Marshall
Goodrich
Pace Service Co
Fes
Amery Teel
Walter Bosmith
Walter Paul Smith Jr
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Ineola
Wesley Chanel
Prvight Parker
Wichita Js
Kans
Pracane
Pissabh
Trogane
Klov. Pelt
Felt
Crayite
Vonceil
Jamily
Newt
Amisturtane
Mrinal Miss J Winright
Parker Hem
Alex Do
Tauslas
Clint
Parker Jr
Alexandra
Gettysbarg Do
Mer
Dell Bugs
Ion TV
Ion TT
TV — Miscellanemus
Fenton Benedict
Whitchill
Harry Weir
Benedict
Missouri
Nancy Jane Hurst
Samaritan Home
Ialuington
By C. Wilson Harder
Cam
Musso- Wink
Mussolini
National Federation of Independent
Aee Lilienthal
America
Gang of Washington Socialistic Schenters
Constitution
Supreme Court
State Department
State Dept
Clapper
Raymond Brown
Marian Bonacci
Mrs
Jeffrey Lorimer
Alden Lorine
Farlham
S.C. Weaver
Vern McMahill
Tena City
Barry Anderson
James PF. Anderson
Lee Lightfoot
James Gay
Lincoln, Neb
Amd
Danis Mock
Mere
James FE. Anderson
Tabor Park
Paul Smith
Sherry
Blanche Rage
M. Oh. Smith
Ramona Phunlersant
Mary Frances Weatherhead
Malvern and
Ford
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