Vernon Area Hosts Wide Fourth of July Socials
Mrs Corwin Hardy and Mina and Kenneth Clark of Hillsdale near Hastings joined family groups for a park picnic and birthday showers in Vernon. Guests included many Hardy relatives from near Hastings, Englewood Calif and Tabor, with gatherings spanning Loup City to Omaha as residents marked the Fourth with picnics and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin Hardy
Mina
Kenneth Clark
Hilledale
Lowell Hardy
Leonard Hardy
Hastings
Gary
Blackburn
Tabor
Junior Driskell
Guy Haynie
George Naynie
Anna Staten
Englewood
Calif
Park
Clarence Myers
Glen Perkins
Dwight Myers
Delbert Lewis
Cglenwood
Larry Stephens
Bert Scott
Omaha
Jack Haney
Forrest Stephens
Dale
David
Harold Sinner
Joyce
Loup City
Nebrvisi
Rhoda Sinner
James Psota
Judy
Cathy
Sickles
Kearney
Nebr
Austin Bass
A. W. Anderson
Diana Lynn
Sherri Lee
Everett Blackman
13Ill
Davis
Glenwood
Otha Dickershach
Mary Jane Doncheske
Palmer
Waetrbonals Park
Mt. Vernon
Perl Royston
Royston
Byron Shook
Coated Bluffs
Maurice Alberts
Eugene
Randy
Minnie Stephens
Talmage
Tom Kingery
Jim Hammers
Howard Cover
York
Lavern Obrecht
William Barber Jr
James Rickabaugh
Frank Chambelain
Bob Christianson
Douglas
Donna
Strahan
Don Primrose
Richard
Grace
Edith Blackman
Mary Lee
Carolyn Yates
Edith
Medical Arts
Opal Irwin
Dean Wootenand
Michael
Council Bluffs
Bob Irwin
Familly
Larry Irwin
Wesley WSCS Will Meet July 17 At Church
Wesley WSCS will meet July 17 at the church at 2 p m. The program The World Church will be given by Delia Wilson. A jewelry swap will be held using Gold Bond stamps. Red circles from Gooch's products are to be turned in. The Prayer Group will meet at 9 a m at Mary Allery's. Mrs Clement Rowe and Mrs Marion Wilson attending Mission school at Indianola this week will report on the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
World Church
Delia Wilson
Gooch
Mary Allery’s
Clement Rowe
Marion Wilson
Indianola
Wesley Chapel Church Notices and Local Visits
Wesley Chapel church service details are listed with Rev. Clement Rowe as pastor. Local residents report trips and visits including Washburst at Lake of the Ozarks, California relatives, Parker and Hall family gatherings, and a funeral at Glenwood for R. O. Jackson, father of Glenn Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Lorance Lisle
Henry Washburst
Lake of the Ozarks
California
Lynn Parker
Darrel
Lincoln
Richard Allery
Springfield
Ore
Idaho
Clinton Parker
Kenneth Hall
Emerson
Helen Winslow
M. Botts
Omaha
Lynn Parkers
Juie
Johnie Turner
Council Bluffs
Ned Turner
Glenn Sowers
Ray Plumb
R. O. Jackson
Glenn Jackson
Methodist Church
Glenwood
Damage from Wind in Friday Storm
A Friday afternoon night storm brought high winds and rain soaking dry ground. A downed tree cut power to many homes, corn was damaged, and hay was blown about. gauges varied between one inch and heavier readings at home. Summer activities continued as harvests advance and cooler air arrives, with many local residents attending Fourth of July events and family visits noted throughout Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Peppy Pals 4 H Club Holds Tuesday Achievement Show
The Peppy Pals Girls 4 H club hosted an achievement show Tuesday at St John s church with demonstrations on cooking and fine exhibits. Attendees from Wesley included Mrs Ray Plumb Mrs Russell Asell Mrs Bob Sett Mrs Hisworth Smith and Kathy and Mrs Ben Wilson. Mrs Carl Olsen of Shenandoah visited with her daughter Mrs Ned Turner while Mr Olsen recovers. Russell Asell and son Elvin traveled to Wisconsin for a reunion with army buddies. WSCS program planning meeting set for July 19 at 2 p m at the home of Vice President Mrs Jones Johnson. Paper gummed tape advertised from The Leader Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Wesley
Ray. Plumb
Russell Asell
Bob Sett
Hisworth Smith
Kathy
Ben Wilson
Carl Olsen
Shenandoah
Ned Turner
Olsen
Elvin
Wisconsin
Russel
Jones Johnson
Keys to Safe Boating Observance Highlighted
Everett Speaker, acting director of the State Conservation Commission, promotes National Safe Boating Week June 20 to July 6. He cites President Kennedy on boating's rising role for millions and notes about 37 million people boat annually in seven million recreational outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Speaker
State Conservation Commission
Kennedy
National Safe Boating Week Aims to Maintain Safe Record
Officials note no alarming rise in boating accidents so far and urge continued focus on safety as National Safe Boating Week enters 1963. The statement emphasizes responsible handling of all craft from rowboats to luxury yachts and calls on all stakeholders to sustain the current good pattern.
Boating Safety Emphasized In Calm Speaker Address
A speaker urged continued boating safety, stressing sober reminders of common sense rules for safe handling and greater enjoyment on the water. The remarks highlighted prudent conduct for all boaters to prevent accidents and ensure responsible recreation.
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Vernon
Miley Schmidt
Dan Myers
Shelly
Ethel
Lee Herrick
Herrick
Glenda
Denny
Don Stevan
Sharon
Susie
Roger Roebey
Larry Bescum
Council Trusts
Lee Kepple
Scranton
Ihastings
Ernest. Alberts
Pam Parks
Diane Blackman
Donnie Fieselman
Glen Bolte
Roger
Claris Anderson
Maine
M/Set
Air Force
Bangor
Dow A.F.B
Dala Bell
Jack
Hunter
Jackie
Jimmie
Pacific Junction
Ralph Bower
Richard Bass
Fred Strait
Cindy
Watson
Wayne, Blackman
Lee
Diane
Carolyn Hilton
Gary Thieschater
Filladala
Namaha
Robinson
Bs Navn
Northwestern Bell
Wesley Wscs
Wesley News
Clinton P
Harry Richardson
Wayne Shaw
Lee Kepnle
Elmer Maney
Linda
Floyd Blackman
Mary
Martha Lee
Henry Schnoor
Helen Dava
Sam Schmidt
Guy Hayale
Schmidt
Dele Haines
Red Oak
Beranton
Elmer Haney
Tuessday
Clare Horning
Iowa
Leonard Worcester Tabor
Haggar
Jaymar
Bermuda
Michaels-Stern
Langs
Glenwood, IA
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