Hendersons 50th Annus Alumni Banquet Honors 110 Attendees
Hendersons 50th Alumni Banquet was held Saturday night May 29 with 110 members and guests. Dallas Methew served as Master of Ceremonies, Rev. Robert Jones gave the invocation, Doug ANousworth welcomed the seniors and Susan Brown gave the response. New officers were elected: Wanda Bowen president LaDonna Stephens first vice Gary Stephens secretary Darlene Barton treasurer Ruby Godiy historian. The program featured "50 years in Cinema" narrated by Betty Rarey with class photos, closing with Auld Lang Syne. Out of town attendees listed, including various families from nearby towns. The Methodist Ladies served the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Dallas Methew
Robert Jones
Doug Anousworth
Susan Brown
Ralph Viner
Ralph Viner. Nominapags
Wanda Bowen
LaDonna Stephens
Gary Stephens
Vicki Wilber
Darlene Barton
Ruby Godiy
Betty Rarey
Mrs Stewart Drives Reconditioned Ford To School
Mrs Stewart, first grade teacher, drew attention Thursday as she arrived at school driving a reconditioned Model A Ford. The car, repaired by her husband, appears to be in good running order.
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Stewart
Dedication at South Mase Polk Community School
Mrs. Leo Boilean attended the commencement at South Mase Polk Community School. Her nephew Thomas Smith Jr. was a member of the era. The event marked the dedication of the new serious building. Correction on the dates for Tenniferson Roden and Ff Pedale is July 22 23 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Boilean
South Mase Polk
Thomas Smith Jr
Bible School to Start Next Month
Union ible Senoal plans Bible School sessions beginning June 7. Pre-school classes run only in the morning while older groups will have daytime sessions.
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Union Ible Senoal
Death notice and social tidbits from Henderson
Word was received here of the death of Ray Smith a NRIYER resident living with his daughter near Grand Island Nebraska. The Cub Scouts held their Junior Olympics Wednesday after school on the school grounds. Arthur Luther spent Memorial weekends with his mother Mrs Nellin Fiekel returning to Charles City on Sunday. Other guests for Sunday dinner were She Lawrence Piekel family from Denison and Mr and Mrs Tack Fiekel and family from Red Oak. Mr and Mrs Henry Frickson of Campbell Nebraska spent several days last week with Mrs Verna South, Mrs Juanita Melendy of Council Bluffs was a weekend guest, Gordon McMuhin entered the Veterans hospital in Omaha Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
Grand Island
Neb
Arthur Luther
Nellin Fiekel
Charles City
Lawrence Piekel Fancily
Denison
Tack Fiekel
Red Oak
Henry Frickson
Campbell
Nebr
Vehna South
Juanita Melendy
Council Vinis
Gordon McMuhen
Veterans Hospital
Omahs
Birthday Gatherings Trace Social Round in Red Oak and Ames
Community members from Red Oak Ames and Council Bluffs joined in birthday celebrations and family visits. Carl Isaacson observed his seventh and eighth birthdays on May 25 while relatives and friends shared cake and ice cream at Wilson's pond. The Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support after the death of the husband and father, The Arthur Lewis Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Isaacson
Richard
Jack Barr
Terrice Woods
Delain Whoreen
Susan
Vicanor Richards
Red Oak
T. G. Rieken
Betty
Leo
Hud Brown
Stevie
Jack Burr
Wilson's Pond Alonday
Bud Byers
C. J. Phillips
Anne
Lilly
Sharon Henderson
David
Judy
E. N. Brown
Herman Cowpock
Linda
Scott Magers
Dale Randolph
Jim
Dill Harbor
Arthur Lewis
Eva M. Craig Dies at 81 on Long Island
Eva M. Craig died May 28 at her daughter's home in Westbury Long Island N Y She was the eldest of six children of Adilison Seymour and mily Genson Paul survived by a sister Miss Hisa M Paul of New York City and a daughter Virginia Her interment was June 2 at Farm Creek Cemetery Henderson Local notices mention relatives visiting the cemetery and other residents in nearby towns city visitors and hospital stays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva M. Craig
Harry A. Paul
Henderson
Hisa M. Paul
New York City
Farm Creek Cemetery
Hendersson
Final Rites for Marion Smith in Henderson Church
Marion J. Smith died at home May 1 and was born July 28, 1901 in Montgomery County Iowa. Final rites were held May 23 at Tenderson Christians Church with Rev. Robert Jones officiating, flowers arranged by Mrs. Gordon Shiner and Mrs. Melva Christofferaen as soloist. Interment followed at Farm Creek Cemetery in Henderson. he was survived by several children siblings and relatives.
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Tenderson Christians Church
Marion Smith
Robert Jones
Melva Christofferaen
Gerald Yowell
Ruel Harold
Warren Tibbles
Lester Vox
van Tibbles
Loren Rilers
Loren Kilera
Marion J. Smith
W. D
Eta Flinn Smith
Montgomery County
Iowa
Christian Church
Henderson
Nora McGee
Memorial Day Socials and Visits Span Regions
Malvern residents and neighbors attend church services in Treynor and gather for dinners and picnics. Visitors include Irene Klahm and Henry Steffin. Keith Allensworth and Omaha guests. Jim Winchester and family from Sioux City. Jerry Byers and Robert Taylor families. Dr. and Lildon Janson and others. Attendees travel from Seymour, Portland, and Glenwood for Memorial activities and family huéspedes.
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Oscar Haack
Treynor
Robert
Taylor and Girls
Melva
Christofersen
Ames Residents, Guests Dine at Cooperative Dinner
Steve Shook of Ames stayed overnight Saturday with Monty Brown. Sunday guests at a cooperative dinner included Ricky and Darlene Rowe of Ames, Mr and Mrs Ken Walton of Des Moines, Mr and Mrs Harv Smith of Emerson, Mr and Mrs Glenn D Brown and Steve, Miss Merrian Moss, and Erv Kadel of Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Shook
Ames
Monty Brown
Glenn Browns
Ricky and
Darlend Rowe
Ken Walton
Des Moines
Harv Smith
Emerson
Glenn D. Brown
Steve
Merrian Moss
Erv Kadel
Henderson
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Newman Yeager
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