Numerous Oakland Area Visits Highlight Summer Socials
The community hosted a flurry of weekend and weekday visits. Wilbur Mayberry and Ruth Johnson of Oakland joined relatives. many guests from Lincoln Omaha Long Beach and Des Moines attended weddings and anniversaries, toured Brownville and Fontanelle, and joined local clubs and picnics. Families from Arlington Heights and Riverside rotated through events, with travel to Kansas City and Denver noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mayberry
Ruth Johnson
Oakland
Joe Mayberry
Gary Toebben
Lincoln
George Mort
Ralph Wederquist
Ottumwa
Bl, Andrews
Edward Menard
Mike Menard
Cheryl Carey
Debbie Ebel
Tim Menard
Jeff, Candy
Tom Harry
Bettina Power
Omaha
Arch Eckert
Tami Herrera
Long Beach
Calif
Harold Jack
Malvern
Misa Tami Herrera
B.L. Andrews
Gary Harshbarger
John
el Paso
Texas
Pauline Harsbarger
William Duncan
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
Harshbarger
Duncans
Jack Hering
Des Moines
E.D. Hering
Nishna Cottage News Delights Readers With Crafts and Trips
The cottage residents enjoyed a string of activities from garden roses to quilting and crafts sales funding more supplies. A July river outing featured wildlife, a circus train, and movie style trips from Red Oak Learning Resources Center. Emma Smith helped celebrate a great grandchild’s birthday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Scherbel and Nancy back from Germany.
Harva Hillyer to Represent Mills County at Dress Revue
Harva Hillyer of the Busy Bees 4-H Club will represent Mills County at the State Fair 4-H Girls Dress Revue. Linda Washburn was runner up from Hastings. seven Mills County girls competed in the Area Dress Revue in Oakland on July 12 with participants from ten counties. The winner at State Fair earns a trip to National 4-H Congress in Chicago in November. six $700 scholarships are awarded at the national level, with travel costs and scholarships funded by Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harva Hillyer
Busy Bees
Mills County
Harva
Floyd Hillyer
Imogene
Linda Washburn
Linda
Albert Washburn
Hastings
Oakland
Council Bluffs Extension
Chicago
Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc
Winters Rites Held in Colorado
Mary Sue Winters of Loveland Colorado died of cancer July 6 at Loveland Memorial Hospital at age 23. Survived by husband Steven P Winters and infant son Log Denley Douglas, her parents Ernest and Irene Stille, brother Charles and sisters Myrna Lou and Marion, and in laws Paul and family Winters. Funeral at Kibbey Loveland July 6 with burial in Loveland Burial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Winters
Loveland
Colo
Mary Sue
Loveland Memorial Hospital
Colorado
Glenwood
Steven
Malvern
Steven P. Winters
J Nley Douglas
Ernest C. Stille
Drake
Charles Stille
Marion Stille
Greely
Myrna Lou Margheim
Inlaw
Paul Winters
Berthoud
Kibbey Funeral Chapel
Loveland Burial Park
Malvern Village Visitors and New Resident Move In
Ernest Hall of Moline and relatives visited relatives at Nishna Cottage in Malvern Village on Sunday. Loraine Griffin became a Malvern Village resident this weekend. B C McMillan and Bertha Hall hosted visitors Saturday afternoon. Gladys Evans visited Logan relatives and attended a city park picnic for the Evan Jones family and Carroll Archer of South Hill Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hall
Moline
Otto Hall
John Hall
Hall
Nishna Cottage
Ruth Parein
Ill
Alicia Wunderlick
Omaha
Loraine Griffin
Malvern Village
B.C. McMillan
Bertha Hall
Gladys Evans
Logan
Evan Jones
Carroll Archer
South Hill
Missouri Valley
Archer
Malvern Village Hosts Card Party and New Residents Arrive
Will Archer visited at Missouri Valley hospital Thursday evening. Fourteen Malvern Village residents enjoyed a card party at the Village Lounge playing pitch and aggravation. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Palmer are new Malvern Village residents, moving July 4. Relatives visit as Sunday afternoon birthday picnic honors Mrs. Gladys Evans, with Sherman Simpson, Patty and John Shenandoah, Carl Evans, Riley Simpson Ames, Judy Wolfe Omaha, the Ron Evans family Wales, Joy Dodds and Renee Emerson attending for a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Archer
Missouri Valley Hospital
Malvern Village
Orville Palmer
Gladys Evans
Sherman Simpson
Patty
John
Shenandoah
Carl Evans
Riley Simpson
Ames
Judy Wolfe
Omaha
Ron Evans
Wales
Joy Dodds
Renee
Emerson
Wesley Women Make Lap Robes
The Wesley United Methodist Women met at the Church on July 12 with 10 members present. Three lap robes were turned in for patients in Rest Homes. Next meeting slated for September 13 after a one o'clock luncheon. Various social visits and hospitality events noted, with numerous local guests and travelers highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley United Methodist
Joyce Lathrop
Russell Asell
John Clark
Marie Robbins
Anna Wilson
Everett McGrew
Robert Resh
Howard Wilson
Local Social Notes From Council Bluffs Region
Howard Putmans Prescott and the Max De Hart family attended events in Council Bluffs. The South Iowa Poultry Club held a picnic at Shenandoah Sunday evening. The Robert Reshes and the Bob Resh family joined the gathering. The Howard Wilsons surprised Mrs. Russell Prine on her birthday with home made ice cream and cake. Mmes. Lorance Lisle Joe Robbins and Albert Washburn attended a luncheon and double bridal shower for Cyndy and Pat Buffington near Glenwood Saturday. Visiting Mrs Ray Plumb were Mrs Leo Hopp and Mrs Clay Estes, Glenwood. Evening callers included Mrs Ward Fickel and her son Arthur Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Jackson
Richard Mansfield
Jacksonville
Fla
C.L. Hertz
John Hall
Southwest Iowa
Pritchard
Fontanelle
Malvern Rescue Squad
Malvern
Howard Netson
Sidney
C.J. Noffsinger
Kim Anderson
Cedar Falls
Wendy Warren
Council Bluffs
Clem Marsden
Red Oak
Walter Frame
Gertie McFall
Joe Fox
B.C. Jones
Onawa
Charles McClure
Linda McClure
Adolph Korn
Wayne
Nebr
Lyle Weaks
Wilbur Mayberry
Oakland
Joe Mayberry
Ronald Perkins
Cecil Hoover
Ben Wilson
Milwaukee
Orville Pierce
Dick Sparrow
Zearing
Wilsons
Duluth
Kenora
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Sackatchewan
Western Development Museum
Art Deitering
Marion Wilson
Gordon Axtell
A.H. Fleming
James Brauer
Indian Springs
Nev
Bach
Bob Sell
Don Godfrey
Ott Menschel
Tom Hillers
McClelland
Lyndon Livengood
Hamburg
Joe Livengood
Pacific Junction
Lee Bloom
Bridgewater
Patty Bloom
Des Moines
Bob Resh
Rodney Resh
H.L. Snow
Ellsworth
Minn
Russell Asell
Lyle Sell
Chariton
Dick Godfrey
Patterson
la Verne
Clinton Parker
Jim Holts
Knoxville
Jack Courtier
Howard Wilson
Prairie Rose Park
Harlan
South Iowa
Howard Wilsons
Russell Prine
Co. Bluffs
Mmes
Lorance Lisle
Joe Robbins
Albert Washburn
Cyndy
Pat Buffington
Fay McManigal
Glenwood
Ray Plumb
Leo Hopp
Clay Estes
Ward Fickel
Arthur Luther
Des Moines UNI speakers at anti zoning meeting
About 100 residents attended a public meeting sponsored by the Citizens Committee Opposed to Zoning at Glenwood. Main speaker was Dr Ralph Scott, UNI professor and Des Moines lawyer. Cal Hultman, Red Oak Senate candidate, also spoke in opposition to zoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Committee
Glenwood
Ralph Scott
University of Northern Iowa
Des Moines
Cal Hultman
Red Oak
Iowa Senate
Four 4-H Clubs Share July June Meeting Reports
FF bene in FF bene in Future Feeders 4-H Club met at Matt and Marty Fritz on July 3 with Doug Christensen speaking on Club Communication and Randy Costello on entomology. Recreation led by Will and Walter Angus. reporter Ingraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Marty Fritz
Doug Christensen
Randy Costello
Will Angus
Walter Angus
Ingraham
John Skerritt
Terry O’rourke
Harold Skerritt
Sheldon Williams
Barb Richter
Boys Town
Luke Steffis
Burger King
South
Omaha
Leslie Gustafson
Jolly 4-H Club at Malvern 4H Junior Camp Highlights
The Jolly Junior 4-H Club joined the 4H Junior Camp at the Malvern Fairgrounds with many games. The Achievement show at Glenwood Court House named Beth Schoening as style review representative with Lisa Plumer as alternate. Julie Deitchler led intermediates with Vonnie Grudle as alternate. Debra Williams reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
Fairgrounds
Malvern
Court House
Glenwood
Asmussen
Cain
Beth Schoening
Lisa Plumer
Julie Deitchler
Vonnie Grudle
Debra Williams
Achievement Show Highlights From Indian Decrettes H Club
The local Achievement Show held July 11 featured divisions for Juniors, Intermediates, and Seniors. Grooming contest results: Junior Angela Morgan 1st, Chris Barton 2nd. Intermediate Ruth Parker 1st, Vivian Frazee 2nd. Senior Teresa Richards 1st, Dixie Honeyman 2nd. Reporter Ruth Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Morgan
Chris Barton
Ruth Parker
Vivian Frazee
Teresa Richards
Dixie Honeyman
Connie Jones
Ruth Querry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dixie Bird
Marie Bird
Larry Benscoter
Arlington Heights
Lawrence Jones
Edna Butterfield
Handerson
Mildred Martin
Gene Modlin
Sioux City
Richard Seamans
Rowley
Denver
A.J. Smith
Ivan
Mary
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Bill Roberson
Michael Scott
Corcoran
Will Scott
Louis Freed
Rochester
N.Y
Grant Chamberlain
Freeds
William Scott
Villisca
Red Oak Hospital
Michele Allison
Archie Scott
Ben Reed
Craig
Rollo Starrett
Nebraska City
Ray Miller
Osage Beach
Jessie Wearin
Lon Treese
Lackland Afb
Tex
F.A. Wortman
Sgt. Treese
Springfield
Air Force
Treese
Lyle
Phyllis Frazee
Linda Barber
Diane Shaw
Arlene Graham
Susan McKern
Kling
Maly
Pie
Galalaie
Nishna
William Scherbel
Nancy
Germany
Malvern Lumber Co
Malvern Lumber Co. Pytutrs
Wesley
Mrs
Marvin Deitchlers
Otto Michael
Hohnstown
Wilson
Howard Putmans
Prescott
Max de Hart
UNI
FF Bene In
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