Shower honors Carol Hammon at Wederquint home
Social happenings item details a pre nuptial shower for Carol Hammon of Omaha hosted by Mrs. B. G. Wederquint and Mrs. Glen Buhr of Des Moines with pink and white decorations and a bride and groom theme. Guests from Omaha Council Bluffs Strahan Emerson and Malvern attended. prizes awarded in a dressing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Hammon
Omaha
B. G. Wederquint
Glen Buhr
Des Moines
Theron Holton
Barbara Bolton
Pride
Kenneth Grindle
Council Bluffs
Strahan
Emerson
Malvern
Hastings Woman Earns Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree
Miss Joan Ruth Schroeder of Hastings graduated Monday night June 3 at the University of Omaha commencement with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schroeder and family attended the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Schroeder
Omaha
Joan Ruth Schroeder
Hastings
University of Omaha
Bert Schroeder
Joan
Local church notices list services and events
Antider column lists First Presbyterian Mrs Elton Clay Sermon by Marvin Fuckinger Omaha Pentecost Whitsunday at Paul Glahn Lutheran Sunday School 9 a m Worship 10 a m June 12 Ladies tour June 9 Walther League banquet First Baptist Glenn Emmert Pastor Max Cross Sunday School 10 a m Children Day program Worship 11 a m Hindrances to Christian Fellowship B F meeting next Sunday Kensington meeting June 18 Homemaker's picnic June 7 First Methodist Baton Tennessee Beechout Tennant Grace Methodist Des Moines Annual Conference starts Sunday evening CARD OF THANKS Mrs Ira L Turner and family express thanks for sympathy flowers and kindness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Elton Clay
Marvin Fuckinger
Omaha
Nebr
First Baptist Church
Glenn Emmert
Max Cross
Refuge of the Sunday School
Baptist Kensington
Lawrence Schipper
Alfred Walker
Thurman
First Methodist Church
John L. Beechout
Tennant
Moreloy
Grace Methodist
Des Moines
Ira L
Turner and Family
Farm Bureau Officials at Des Moines Meeting
Mills county Farm Bureau officials attended the four state mid summer conference in Des Moines on Monday and Tuesday with leaders Art Gaehring Corie Stewart Max Cross Jerry Christgensen and Max Blackburn. The agenda centered on fall resolution topics and members were urged to submit suggestions. Notable speakers included W Earl Hall Burl St Clair Burt Zuver and Clayton Rand. The annual Farmers and Merchants Picnic dates were moved to July 16 and 17 after Byers Bros Shows adjusted their schedule and committees began planning attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Art Gaehring
Corie Stewart
Max Cross
Jerry Christgnsen
Max Blackburn
County Farm Bureau
W. Earl Hall
Mason City
Burl St. Clair
Kentucky Farm Bureau
Burt Zuver
Clayton Rand
Mississippi
Farmera and Merchants
Byers Bros
Wilson Family Reunion Draws 125 Guests in Oakland
Sunday, June 2, about 125 of the 350 descendants of the late Wm. B. and Anne Wilson gathered in Oakland at the Farm Bureau building. The day featured meals, singing, home talent, and a business meeting. Eldest present was Mrs. Etta Boles, 80. youngest, a 14 month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pierce. Harry A. Wilson of Halsey, Ore., the last surviving son, died this year. New officers elected: Frank B. Pierce president, Mrs. Marvin Woodfill vice president, Mrs. Ralph Fierce secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wilton
Hving
Wm. B
Anne Wilson
Pottawattamie County Farm
Burregu
Oakland
Wilson
Joyce Ridenour
Glenwood
Etta Boles
Fred Pierce
Francene Teachout
Denver
Colo
Harry A. Wilson
Halsey
Ore
W. B. Wilson
Etta iBoles
Kathryn Rickabaugh
Eugene
Frank B. Pierce
Marvin Woodfill
Hastings
Ralph Fierce
Emersonian Com pletes Army Equip Repair Studies
Pvt Joe M. Williams has completed a two week carrier equipment repair course at Fort Gordon Georgia. He entered the Army last September and has basic training at Fort Chaffee Arkansas. A 1956 Iowa State College graduate from Ames he is 23 and his wife Jackie lives in Des Moines. His father OH L Williams lives on Route 1 Emerson.
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Rort Gordon
Joe M. Williams
Jackie
Des Moines
Army
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Williams
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Iowa State College
Ames
Oh. L. Williams
Emerson
University of Iowa to confer degrees at spring commencement
Several southwest towns will receive degrees Friday when the annual spring commencement exercises will be held at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. B A degrees go to Mrs. Sally Mulholland Burgess formerly of Malvern, Joyce E Garber of Randolph and Daniel E Fellows of Sidney. John M Wanamaker of Hamburg will be awarded an M D degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Towans
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Sally Mulholland Burgess
Malvern
Joyce E. Garber
Randolph
Daniel E. Fellows
Sidney
John M. Wanamaker
Hamburg
Wesley Chapel Church Service and Events Note
Wesley Chapel Church bulletin notes a 11 a m service led by Pastor Fred W. Martin with Methodist Student Day and offerings. MYF and WSCS meeting details follow with June 12 officers installation and June 16 cornerstone box dedication. Preparatory Training Class baptism planned next Sunday. class to be received into full membership. The Bible promises no loaves to the loafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Fred W. Martin
Carol Asell
WSCS
Minnie Dobernecker
Pearl Clark
Elsie Wilson
Elforee Wilson
Champion Hill Bible School Activities and Visits
The Presbyterian Church reports a June Bible School program on Friday evening at 7 p m and a Bible Class gathering on Monday June 10. Enrollment opened last Monday at 44 with teachers Mrs Jon Allen Mrs Dean McLain Mrs Glen Kellenbarger Jeanne McCain and Mrs Harold Cooper. Helpers include Marilyn Bullington Glenda Cooper and Jane Morrison. Visitors include Rev and Mrs Carl Lee of Humboldt Nebr who stayed with Mr and Mrs C L Ballain. Children Myrna Rae Marela Kay and Martin Ballain joined for a visit and school. Local families greetings and travels feature further visits and attendance by Gary Shelley Raymond Leipold at Boys State.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Glen Kellenbarger
Jon Allen
Dean McLain
Jeanne McCain
Harold Cooper
Marilyn Bullington
Glenda Cooper
Jane Morrison
Harry
Indianola
Kellenbarger
Lewis Conrad
Greenfield
Richard
Cynthia
Flora Kochersperger
Joe Allen
Glenn Cooper
Connie
Glenda
Omaha
Gary Shelley
Raymond Leipold
Sheriff Warns Against Firecracker Offenses Across State Lines
Sheriff Don Rhoden vows strict action after warnings about fireworks violations. He cites state law forbidding shooting fireworks across borders and plans pickups with highway patrol to enforce the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Rhoden
Rhoden
Ton
Highway Patrol
Will
Jolly Jones Club Meets. June 20 Next Gathering
Oaks area social notes record the Jolly Jones Club meeting with 12 members, a planned June 20 gathering at Mrs. Merrill Sowers, and several Sunday hospitality events at local homes. Numerous families hosted dinners, cookouts, and graduation activities, including Simpson College graduates Twila Brammer and Richard Northrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Jones Club
Lester Marsden
Rall
Merrill Sowers
Walter Kleinsasser
I. W. Castor
Edwin Ambrose
Guy Osborn
S. W. Castor
L. E
John Walker
Nernice
Simpsonseollege
Twila Brammeder
Richard Northrup
Ralph Viner
Robert Hicks
Stanley Deltolt
Mary
Bible School Children Present Gifts of Vases
About 20 children ages five and six from daily vacation Bible school visited the Nishna Cottage on Tuesday. They presented patients with vases they painted and bouquets of flowers, then sang three songs. They were accompanied by Mrs. Kenneth Evans and others. Grover Kemper was admitted Tuesday from Farragut. Mrs. Mary Conger came from Tabor Saturday. Ira Hutchings returned home to Riverton Wednesday. Mrs. Eyvonne Wederquist and others enjoyed a picnic and skating in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Cottage
Kenneth Evans
Evelyn Good
Linda Hoover
Kay Newell
Grover Kemper
Farragut
Mary Conger
Tabor
Ira Hutchings
Riverton
Eyvonne Wederquist
Jane
Becky Wearin
Pam Bass
Council Bluffs
Went Over Hill Too Fast Car Wreck in Glenwood
A Saturday wreck two miles south of Glenwood was blamed on excessive speed on a country road. Hilliard Allan Darting, 16, and his passenger John Gordon, 16, both of Glenwood, were injured when the car rolled over after failing to stop at a sign. Damage totaled about 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Sheriff's Office
Hilliard Allan Darting
Darting
Young Darting
John Gordon
Shields at Stanton Saturday Afternoon Event
Mr and Mrs Walter Warren attended a Belineer family picnic at Bradshaw near Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Viner and family and Mr and Mrs Robert PeBolt of Charles City were Sunday visitors in the Less DeBolt home at Stanton. Mrs Stanley Williams took her daughter Miriam to Omaha airport to board a plane to Chicago where she is employed by TWA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. McCollester
Janet
Versailles
Jerry Laflin
Michael
L Cc. Bullington
Trent Cole
Town City
Terry
Elwin Diehl
Connie
Chris Jensen
Ottumwa
Colorado
Merald Hein
Nancy
Omaha
Dallas Freed
Beth Freed
Wayne Remsburg
Carthage
Harold Cooper
Stanley
Clark Allen
I.F.C
Essex
A. G. Cole
Ada B. Hysham
Red Oak
W. E. Hunter
Santa Cruz
Calif
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Charles McClure
McClure
Douglas Donner
Mise Dixie Zandera
Paul Hixson
Blanche Emerick
Gertha Shierborn
Bertha Shierborn
Mesdames and
Slothower
Belle Allely
Mary McCormick
Golda Armatrong
Ruth Circle
Mra. T
D. O. Cunningham
Los Angeles
P. C. Segeer
Canasta
C. M. Wilson
Eulale Larsson
Mra
Frederick Buttmann
Floyd] Rhodes
Eulalie Larison
Cunningham
Frederick J. Buttmann
Cunninghams
Buttmann
Er. W. Knight
Buttmanns
Charles Raine
Martin
Downey
Ben J. Martin
George Mart
Malvern Garden Club
Dwight Buffington
Clu
Frank Bufington
Mona Pace
Martha Myers
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Westminster Guild
Clay
Presbyterian Wearmnnster Guild
Basil Clay
Rayburn Hurat
Duane
Malverm, Iowa
Dad
E. W. Knight
Collins Drug Co
Kodak Pony
Antider
Mills County
Farm Bureau
Dacrons
Bembergs
Chambrays
Inza’s
Ben Wilson
Emersonian
C.E. Hoover
Malvern, Owa
SW Towans
Dean Mebain Jeanne
Neanna
Frederick Larson
Glenn Kellenbarger
Dick Fragee
Kay Eastwood
Connie Cooper
Oaks News
Bible School
Bigelow
Firth
Alexander Smith
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