Many Family Dinners Held Recently in South Carolina Area
Everett and Edith Simmons hosted a Wednesday dinner at Henderson with Tom Gate. Herman Franke of Coney Blitts joined Mickly after tod entoys in the Glen Franke home. Charles Knight and children of Council Bluffs plus Jace Anderson and Jennie of Omaha visited the William Kahl home. Marlin Tinchem entertained Sunday dinners for Wayne Jones and Becky of Avaca. Afternoon visitors included Mrs. Ernest North and Ronnie. Clara Kirlin hosted Sunday dinner for Gene Bolton and family of Henderson, Le Roy Allberry and Gretna residents, and Carroll Kirlin with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Edith Simmons
Tom Gate
Henderson
Herman Franke
Coney Blitts
Tod Entoys
Glen Franke
Charles Knight
Council Bluffs
Jace Anderson
Jennie
Omaha
Walt Alley
Walliam Kahl
Marlin Tinchem
Wayne Jones
Becky
Avaca
Ernest North
Ernest, Jr
Ronnie
Jay North
Glenwood
Clara Kirlin
Gene Bolton
Nenderson
LeRoy Allberry
Gretna Neb
Carroll Kirlin
Silver City Social Notes Highlight Frequent Gatherings
Mrs John Taylor of Tabor visits Hart Taylor home on Memorial Day. Families share meals and attend memorials at Fairview church. Numerous relatives from Council Bluffs Omaha Mineola and Red Oak gather for dinners picnics and celebrations. Local events include Bayerkemper family reunion and George Gilchrist funeral in Randolph.
Church Services And Social Visits In Silver City Area
Silver City Baptist Church lists morning worship at 10 with Sunday School at 10:45 led by U S Superintendent Frank Anderson and midweek prayer meetings. Silver City Methodist Church notes morning worship at 11 and youth activities, with Merle W Burres as minister and Phyliss Skerritt and Ostroll Kirlin Jr. as superintendents. Several local residents attended Memorial Day services, horse shows, and visited relatives in Geneva and San Diego, including Mrs W E Crouse visiting family and Charley Schoening accompanying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City Baptist Church
Frank Anderson
U. S
Silver City Methodist Church
Merle W. Burres
Phyliss Skerritt
Ostroll Kirlin
John Swarts
Carl Winslow
Pat
Johnson
Neb
Ronnie Perkins
Glenwood
Paul Wilson
W. E. Crouse
Herbert Zook
WSCS Executive Board Sets June 15 Meeting
WSCS executive board to meet at 5 C June 15 at the Methodist church. Mrs. George Burgain, new president, plans to hold the meeting. all officers urged to attend. District laboratory school announced for July 18 21 in Council Bluffs. $5 per young adult toward Methodist Youth Fellowship camp expenses approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Glen Bryant
Loran Boyer
Council Bluffs
Methodist Youth Fellowship Camp
George Burgain
Eure Anderson
Harry Adams
Kate Howser
Rolland Bryant
Memorial Services Sunday Afternoon at 2 P M
Rast Liberty Methodist Church announces no worship service Sunday morning. Memorial services scheduled for 2 PM Sunday. Mrs. J J endorson of Malvern celebrated her birthday with family at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stille. Attending were Jeanie of Omaha J Henderson and others from Henderson Malvern Macedonia Red Oak and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stille
J. J, Endorson
Malvern
Jeanie
Omaha
J. Henderson
Kenlittle
Robin Duyson
Henderson
Louie Leu
Alva Henderson
Roy Henderson
Macedonia
Fay Butterfield
Not
Memorial Services Held At East Liberty Church
The annual Memorial services were held Sunday in East Liberty with pleasant weather. The program began at 9 a m featuring preludes and hymns, a Henry Schnoor vocal solo, and a fitting address by Rev. Merle Burres. Flowers and wreaths were placed at the cemetery by local groups and American Legion members gave taps. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor of Pierre and others from Omaha Shenandoah and Hastings. Services next Sunday at 9 a m led by Rev. Merle W. Burres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlandia
Merle Burres
Thea
Henry Schnoor
Horace Richardson
Hastings
Wesley Chapel
American Legion
Edward Taylor
Pierre
G. D
W. EH. Maddocks
Syracuse
Nebr
J. G. Whitesides
Omaha
Paul Benedict
Carrie Culley
Shenandoah
Leo Darland
Essex
John Martholomew
Ronda
Conda
Tabor
Frank Alexander
Eugene
Ore
Charles Wilhelm
Florence and
Bud
Clarence Hunt
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Silver City
Malvern
Merle W. Burres
Henderson
Lavern’s LINES On Bugs And Safe Spraying Tips
The Malvern Leader discusses corn planting progress and early coalworm damage noted May 26. It recommends toxa phene or endrin with water in a 12 inch band, using cultivation for mature worms, and chlordane for lawn pests and foundation spraying. Five percent DDT advised for basements, grain checks urged as warm weather raises insects. Warns against misusing insecticides and repeats to read labels and follow directions.
Extension Calendar June events at Ames office
Budget committee meeting of the Extension council at 8 p.m. in the Extension office. June 6 through 9 features the Girls 4H convention in Ames. June 9 has a 4-H livestock judging workout at 7 p.m. in the Extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Council
Ames
P. m
Want Ads Pay
Mrs. Fred Swayze Donna and Shirley of Omaha spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mayberry. Mr. Swayze came for them Sunday forenoon. Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Himes of Bedford were late Wednesday afternoon visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stotts. and children were Sunday evening visitors with the Lyle Weaks in Malvern, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green and four children of Council Bluffs and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowen and Doug of near Hastings were Sunday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Jones and family. They enjoyed the evening together with visiting and a wiener roast. Mrs. Walter Tackett and infant son of Omaha were house guests from Sunday until Thursday last week of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tackett, Carolyn and Marilyn. They were also callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tackett and family. She and the baby expect to leave soon for Germany to join Mr. Tackett who is stationed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sys
Charles Maloney
Sharpsburg
Willy
Jim Maloney
Bayerkemper
Fairmont Park
Council Bluffs
Silver City
Charles Saar
Emma Markel
Arthur Burgoin
Canoga Park
Calif
Oscar Gott
Nockford
John Swarts
George Gilchrist
Randolph
Willard Koechenderfer
Omaha
Paul Barnes
Cathy
Tony Prieto
George Carlson
Shenandoah
Jim Fitswater
A. L. Fitswater
Jim Bailey
Melvin Lamp
Timmy
Minden
Lyle Boone
Sidney
Ralph Sherri
North Platte
Neb
Lawton
Charles
Willie
Bud Davis
Harold Skerritt
John
Delwyn Schnepel
Salem Lutheran Cemetery
Wayne Johnson
Eagle Grove
F . Wess
O. Johnson
Frank Follitt
John Kincaid
Gene Buffington
Beverly
Dianne
Ed Gilson
Fort Crook
Earl Taylor
Artists Association
Phyllis Skerritt
Ivan Lintner
Marjorie Raynor
Jim
Des Moines
Violet Rew
Wait Godfrey
Cliff Stewart
Harvey Ord
Rebekah
Joof Hall
F Set
Wm. Lay
Lincoln
Harvey Deitchler
Bert Fritz
Flossie Brookins
Red Ouk
East Liberty Church
Wayne Stewart
Robert
Richard
Fred Swayze
Donna
Shirley
Homer Mayberry
Swayze
G. W. Himes
Bedford
W. C. Stotts
Norman Sinner
Lyle Weaks
Malvern
Howard Green
Germany
Mr. Tackett
Dividend Rates Set at May Meeting Iowa Power and Light Co
The May meeting of the Board of Directors of Iowa Power and Light Co held in Oskaloosa declared a regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on common stock payable August 4 1961 to holders of record July 14 1961. A quarterly dividend of 82 4 cents per share on 3 30 percent cumulative preferred stock of 50 000 outstanding shares was also approved payable July 1 1961 to holders of record June 15 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Power and Lght Co
Oskaloosa
Quarterly dividend declared for 50000 shares
The company announced a quarterly dividend of 1.10 per share on 50,000 issued and outstanding shares, at a 4.40 percent cumulative rate.
Randolph Family Dinner Brings Local Kin Together
Mr and Mrs Earl Phillips hosted a cooperative dinner Sunday for Phillips families. Guests included R M Phillips Bateman family Sid- ney. Don Wederquist family Omaha. Tom Rumery family Malvern. J F Benedict and Joe. Orvie Bretz Savannah Mo. and Free Howrey household spent weekend with the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Phillips
Phillips
Wit
R. M. Phillips
Russell Bateman
Sidney
Don Wederquist
Omaha
Tom Rumery
Malvern
J. F. Benedict
Joe
Orvie Bretz
Savannah, Mo
Free Howrey
Services Held Saturday for Mrs Minnie Munsinger Mills Native
Funeral services were held at the Heeves Dow funeral home in Tabor for Minnie M. Munsinger with Rev Glade W Sietsema officiating. Ella attended Wayne State College from kindergarten through graduation in 1921. The family farm near Wayne is now part of the Wayne State campus. Minnie Munsinger, born April 13 1873 near Malvern, married Myron T Munsinger November 28 1894. She lived on the Tabor farm, was active in relief groups, entered Nishna Cottage Rest Home in 1959, and died May 24 at age 88. She is survived by her son Joseph M and daughter Elia L Miller, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeves-Dow
Minnie M. Munsinger
Glade W. Sietsema
Liste Weatherhead
Blanch Dalton
Roger Ullman
Luther Munsinger
Gene Clossen
Charles Clausen
Alen Carlson
J. M. Munsinger
Ju. Ti
Bert Wheeler
Reuel Harman
Warren Gregory
Mun- Singer
Tabor
Congregational Church
Wo Cemetery
Minnie M. Johnson
J. M
Mary Johnson
Malvern
Baptist Church
Malvern High School
Myron T. Munsinger
Fred Shaw
Joseph M
Charles Maurice
Eila L
Elia. L. Miller
Green Bay
Wisc
3. M. Johnson
Ina Gearhart
Chicago
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S. C
Silver City News
John Taylor
Hart Taylor
Lake Manawa
W. E. Simons
Glen Winchester
Mike
Joyce Decker
Gwenda
Launa Simmons
Emma Dulson
Kelley Bolte
Ann
Guy Custer
Custer
Kenneth Evans
Wilbert Kahl
Indy
Roy Kahl
Kenneth
Ella Hayward
Mary
Bob
Mineola
Elmer Falk
Henry Kahl
Ned Scheely
Carolyn
Kenneth Hiatt
Lorna Lee
Larry Kidwell
Red Oak
Jack Bowen
Doug
Rea Ael
Kim Taylor
James Lawson
Golden
Colo
Robert Lawson
Floyd Lawson
Clara Bada
W. G. Wilkins
Marie Wagner
Edmundson Hospital
Jack Clipson
Mary Clipson
James Clipson
Gale
Teresa
Los Angeles
Marvin Pullman
Marvin Fulton
Cornel Bluffs
James Donelan
F. W. Anderson
H. F. Schee
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ren Burgoin
Leonard Burbee
Russell Spangler
Plattsmouth
Roy Chrisweisser
Weeping Water
Ned
Terman Kiersch
Mervin Bolton
Paul
Fred G. Henry
Oakland
Call
L. B. Petersen
Faunces
Iowa
W.R. Byington
Burdette Spiker
Jim Ford
Garland Marlin
Eagleville
Paul Perkhurst
Ben Burgoin
Margarete
Geneva
Ethel Hall
Edith Elder
WSCS
5. C
J. W. Parman
Clayton Fries
Cynthia
Melen Pepmeier
A. F. Childs
Freddie Williams
George Williams
Strahan
Linda Taylor
Carry Kirlin
Harry Mass
Mike Paladino
Roy Kutscher
E. Kutscher
Ros
Ligerty Josin K
Stotts
Sun
East Liberty
Raeda
Robert Schroeder
Joyce West
Kenneth Martin
Hamburg
Rome
Lavern’s Lines
By LaVern Obrecht Mills Co
Bugs
Jim McCain
Mills County
Hamilton
Mills Countians
Minnie Munsinger
Mills
Women's Relief Corps
D.A.R
Nishna Cottage Rest Home
J. A. Kline
First Avenue
House
Salyers
Tank Wagon Service
GUV Oil Coo
Conoco Products
Lvern
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