Funeral services held for FE EB Berryhill in Nebraska
The Earl Bishop family and Mrs. Dean McLain attended funeral services for FE EB Berryhill in Gre sham Nebraska on Monday. A coffee honoring Mrs Allan Wattior of Richland Washington was held Tuesday morning at Mrs Wii Dougas's home. Also noted is a light rain Tuesday morning totaling just over 0.9 inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bishop
Dean McLain
Gresham
Nebr
Berryhill
Allan Wattior
Richland
Wash
Wii
Dougas
Kathryn Grayson
R. L. Grayson
Tesday
Local Social Notes From Henderson and Surrounding Areas
Neighborhood visits and family gatherings are listed with names such as Bart Boileau Virginis Linn and Mike Mercer. The American Legion Auxiliary is compiling a calendar of birthdays weddings and other dates. Families including the Going Incersoll Hays Baltsin Straight and Frink are mentioned along with moves to and from local homes and a party in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thene
Virginis Linn
American Legion Auxiliary
Mike Mercer
Lewis Going
Omaha
Clyde Incersoll
Tom Hays
Creston
Martyn Baltsin
Ames
Straigi
Pat
Bob
Emerson Rainbow Picnic Sunday in Park
A Rainbow picnic was held in the park to honor Mark Sexton founder of Rainbow. Out of town guests included Sharon Moulton Ad visor of Rainbow for Girls from Town Mrs Don Newland from Moulton and Mrs John Kline of Malvern. Locals and visitors attended family gatherings and church events amid a hot 96 degree day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sexton
Rainbow
Out of Town
Sharon Moulton
Grams
The
Rainbow For Girls of Town
Don Newland
Moulton
John Kline
Malvern
Emerson Auxiliary to Sponsor Sherry Greenwood at Fair
The Levi Burton Unit No. 57a of the American Legion Auxiliary met for the July meeting at Mrs. H. E. Greenwood’s home. Eleven officers responded, nineteen attended. new president Mrs. Everett Lama led opening rites. A thank you note from X. BR. Leftells was read for a recent anniversary open house. An aid evaluation covered clothing donations to an assisted child, and thanks came from a unit sponsored child in Glenwood State School. The group voted to serve at the Fair Festival, formed a float committee for That Wonderful Year, and named Sherry Greenwood Mills County Fair Queen candidate. Past President pin presented to Mrs. John Simpson. yearbooks ordered for August. The motto Keep Old Glory Flying, flag etiquette next. Program reviewed the Constitution and By-Laws. Refreshments by Mrs. Lucile Edie and Mrs. Join Parker. Continuous social notes, Goodwill truck schedule, and other local gatherings mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Burton
American Legion Auxiliary
H. E. Greenwood
Everett Lama
X. BR. Leftells
the Legion
John Simpson
Vernon Johnson
America
Lucile Edie
Join Parker
Family travels and gatherings across cities
Jean and children left by car on Thursday to visit in Tucson Arizona. Mrs Gordon Hascall and Mrs Hebe Edie attended a gathering Tuesday at Frances Confer's home honoring her daughter Ruth Gourley visiting from Colorado Springs. Mrs Vernen Johnson visited Des Moines Monday and Tuesday in the home of her grandson David Johnson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Edie
Omaha
Ronald Honeyman
Amelia Vissering
Ralph Johnson
Behe
Edie
Cologne
Minn
Methodist Church
Frances Harman
Ward Coy
Homer Black
Jean
Tuscon
Ariz
Gordon Hascall
Hebe Edie
Frances Confer
Ruth Gourley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Vernen Johnson
Des Moines
David Johnson
Gene Westerlund
Near
Morton Mills
Don Hicks
Bob Hicks
Robert Hicks
John Stefford
Big Lake
Roscoe Fisher
Avoca
Guy Osborn
Henry Clark
Glenwood
Emerson station staff changes noted this week
Raymond Mitchell leaves the Standard Oil station after years and joins Skelgas in late July. Bill Thomas departs Skelgas for Omaha. Mitchell will work with Wm. Douglas. Local social updates include Harold Sowers birthday dinner at Henderson and Mrs. Quentin Johnson returning from MYF camp in Indianola. Chas Roe’s sister visit in Council Bluffs. Laverne attended Roger Williams show at Aksarben. Grinstead family returned from a Minnesota vacation and bought a well equipped school bus for travel and camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mitchell
Standard Oil
Skelgas
Bill Thomas
Skeligas
Omaha
Wm. Douglas
Harold Sowers
Bevis Sowers
Henderson
Quentin Johnson
MYF
Indianola
Charles Carson
Chas. Roe
Council Bluffs
Laverne
Roger Williams
Aksarben Coliseum
S. R. Grinstead
Minnesota
Ground work of faith studied at Oaks Sunday service
Oaks Sunday services report 42 attendance, 6.94 offering. Bible verses Hebrews 11:32-40 Hebrews 1-7 Ephesians 2-7 frame the theme The ground work of faith. Visitors included Byron Viner and Howard in Ed Meyers home near Griswold Don and Dennis Davidson on vacation in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Viner
Howard
Ed Meyers
Griswold
Don
Dennis Davidson
Greely
Colo
Emerson WSCS Plans for Festival
Emerson WSCS met at the church on July 10 for its monthly session. Brent Eastwood and Doug Nuck alls reported on their week at Camp Ahquabi. Mrs. Martha Honeyman received a lifetime membership pin from the Society, pinned by her daughter Mrs. Iva Gillespie. The Garden Supper is set for July 31 from 5 to 7 PM. The fall festival front committee was named: Florence Patton chair, with Barbara Stille Julia White Hazel Wax and Nettie Robbins. Mabel Ward led devotions and Bertha Thorson spoke on the Methodist program. A lunch was served by Edith Parker and her committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Eastwood
Doug Nuckalls
Camp Ahquabi
Martha Honeyman
Society
Iva Gillespie
Mabel Dunlap
Florence Patton
Barbara Stille
Julia White
Hazel Wax
Nettie Robbins
Mabel Ward
Bertha Thorson
Methodist Church
Edith Parker
Church notes district bulletin and events
First Baptist Church led by Pastor Wm Van Antwerp lists events including a Saturday 2 pm Southwest BY F picnic at Pioneer Park with church pickup at 1 pm. Sunday school for all ages at 2 tum and Morning Worship hour. Youth for Christ at Omaha Gospel tebernachy with Don Lenie at 7 pm Monday. Wednesday 7 30 pm mid week prayer and Bible study. United Methodist Church under Pastor Earl Kelly and Superintendent Br L Grayson also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wm. van Antwerp
Kirk Hascall
Pioneer Park
Youth For Christ
Omaha Gospel Tebernachy
Don Lenie
United Methodist Church
Earl Kelly
BR. L, Grayson
Hastings Town Council Minutes July 3 1968
Hastings Indiana town council met July 3 1968 at 7 90 p m with all councilmen present. Treasurer's report and bills were read and approved. Budget estimate was discussed and set for August 1st. a Ford N tractor bid by Glenwood Machine Shop was accepted at 165.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Crouse
Francis Burrington
Waldo Crawford
Haba
Soso
Wayne Crawford
Genesor
Paul Naylor
Ars
J. N. Clark
Glenwood Machine Shop
Adj
Burl Bruzeal
Roger Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bart Boileau
Clyde Gravett
Sam Towers
Harry Hoovers
Gordon Frink
Emerson Rainbow
Bernard Patton
Pamela
Bettendart
Patty Patton
Clyde Patton
Helen Lille
Gary
Barry
Patty
Harlan
Lane Morse
Ines
Wayne Shapent
Glenwood Park
Red Oak
L. HL Cronin
E EL Berryhill
Champion Hill
Winnie Gamble
Michael Fort
Table Rock Resort
Missouri
Tom Brown
Vina Barns
Red Oak Nine
Aepher_ Cafe
Ae Lra Richards
Elliott
A Sires
N. R. Settell
Tabor Sounday
Bob Stille
Ross
Margaret Grayson
Sue
Oakland
Aftord
Ira Bays
Donald Hays
Donskd Heys
Kansas City
Henry Stortenbecker
Air Force
New Jersey
Sons of Auburn
Everett Lian
Emerson Auxiliary
Sherry Greenwood
Emerson
Oaks News
L. E. Brammeier
Jolly Janes Club
CO. Bluffs
Jack Mabary
General Dodgehouse
Christian
Carleton Davidson
OAKS
Hawthorne
Emerson Baptist
Emerson Methodist
Red Oak Tabernacle
Red Oaks Mission Covenant
Strahan Methodist
Stan Steinger
Noel Allen
Jewell Warren
Connie Parker
Karen Reed
Chris Stenger
Martyn Sowers Cang
Mrs. van Antwerp
Bod Cole
Emerson Wscs
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
Noel DeKalb
Glenn Kellenbarger
Pam Burevington
Cig
Lise Kins
Francis Barrington
Dhanket Bom
Nadine Good
Iowa Power & Lt. Coc
Public Safety Bell Telephone
Mist
Public Utilities
Kiergon State Bank
Max Bacher
Wavelay
Ivan Durbin
Cee
Geigy Farm Chemicals
ORTHO
Nutrena Research Farm
Hog S
Nutrena
Farm Aid Service Center
Doug Zanders
Mgr
Nuttena
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