Funeral Services Saturday for Mrs Henry Schnoor
Funeral services were held Saturday at the Methodist church in Malvern for Mrs. Henry Schnoor who died May 29 at Mesey Hospital Council Bluffs from cancer after a week of treatment. Rev John Lippincott led the service with large attendance. Interment was at East Liberty Cemetery. Raynor Hamilton Funeral Chapel arranged. A life sketch by Rev Lippincott covered Artie May Harman born Aug 26 1894 near Malvern.
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Malvern
Henry Schnoor
Mesey Hospital
Council Blufts
Artie May Harman
William A
Harriet S. Wagner Harman
Harman
Golden Hill
Artie
Omaha
Bogies Business College
Minneapolis
Henry Christian Schnoor
Council Bluffs
Geo. Resh
Charles
Red Oak
Herb Stoghill
H. A. Dunbar
Orville
Fern Hollingsworth
Howard Cowger
Council Ghulls
Lake Manawa
Clay King
Indianapolis
Ind
Retha Findley
Rose Brazelton
Murphy Hospital
Alfred Robertson
Lincoln
Nebr
North Grove Cemetery
John Gage
Emerson
Bernard Mabbitt
Joe Parker
Kenneth Scott
Carl Scott
Lavonne
Mae Scott
Sheryl Laverty
Ricky Laverty
Robert Stroud
Webster, Fla
First Methodist Church News and Local Notices Hastings
District meeting attendees Rev Russell and Mrs Russell travel to Des Moines June 9 14 for South Iowa annual conferences of Methodist Churches Elsie Odham of Van Wert visits Paul Richardson home and other local guests Remembrances of Memorial Day visits and family picnics in Red Oak Park and nearby towns.
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Elino Hites
Jennie Haroff
Russell
Malvern
Des Moines
South Iowa
Elsie Odham
van Wert
Paul Richardson
Roscoe Parker
Hous~ton
Irc
Floyd Owens
Eleanor Seale
Grace
Roy Courtier
Ft. Gordon
Gaaitar
Lila Cowner
James Cowntree
Sidney Saturdyy
Bernard Mabbitt
Deloris and
Dennis
Joyce Lindsey
Glanw
Sil
Red Oak Park
Red Oak Park Sunday~in Hour of Mrs. Mabbitt's Mother, Mrs. Tom Guage
Henderson
Ivan Crawford
Carla
Shenandoah
Wendell Crawford
William Picker
Donald
Richard Myer
Council Bluffs
Dick Johnson
Avoca
Grace Hathaway
Dorothy Starr
Glenwood
Floyd Starr
Timothy
Paul Sorenson
Minneapolis
Minn
Dean Fender
Jack Shannon
Florence Stiles
Quincy
Asel Stiles
Red Oak
Edger Paulsen
Long obituary notes passing of Mrs Henry Schnoor
Mrs Henry Schnoor of a farm community died after cancer surgery in May. Her life included moving from the 80 acres to the home place, a son Henry Jr born March 31 1935, and service from Mercy hospital to Nishna Cottage Nursing Home before death. Survived by son Henry, sister Mrs Carrie Culley, brother Harry, and many relatives. Funeral attendees listed. Card of Thanks from Henry Schnoor expresses gratitude for support and flowers.
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Ents
Henry Jr
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Nishna Cottage
William
Harriet
Henry
Carrie Culley
Shenandoah
Harry
Elmer Brownfield
Roy Stortenbecker
William Stortenbeker
Minden
George Hall
Claude Please
Fritz Stortenbecker
Ethel Taylor
Ella McKeown
William Roberts
Josephine
Francis Lewis
George Stortenbecker
Treynor
Raymond
Gene ‘Acey
Osmond
Nehr
W. HH. Mad
Henry Schnoor
Rites Friday for Mrs. Everhart
Mrs. Abe Everhart of Hastings died Tuesday afternoon. Survived by three daughters and relatives in Nebraska California and Iowa. Funeral Friday June 7 at 2 pm Hastings Methodist Church Rev Ralph Russell officiating. Burial in Hastings. Raynor Hamilton Funeral Home in charge.
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Abe
Ethel) Everhart
Hastings
Jack Hudson
Hastings Mra
Wilbur Dalzell
Bellevue
Nebr
Donald Johnson
California
Hastings Methodist Church
Ralph Russell
Raynor-Hamilton Funeral Home
East Liberty Notes on Funerals and Local Visits
East Liberty community notes coverCarl Riggle's funeral in Council Bluffs and other rites for Arita Schnoor and Jerry Barton. Attendees include W C Stotts, Martin Peterson, Claude Stephens, Joyce Stephens, Chris Stephens, and local families. Nearby visits span Malvern, Glenwood, Omaha, and Elmwood Park with birthdays and 4 H activities noted. Weather mentions rain, and a food sale fundraiser is announced for East Liberty Church.
Mills County Farm Bureau Directors Meet May 28
The Mills County Farm Bureau board met May 28 at the Malvern F. B. office for their regular monthly session. Present were Les Knop Creighton Miller Jack Ewart Julius A. Buch Wm. E. McGrew Mrs. Les Knop Joe Robbins Edwin Leu Earl Maddocks Jr Loyd McMillen and personnel Harold Windermann Amos Armstrong Fred Gemmell Bill Schroeder and Ed Wineinger. Not attending were Otha Dickersbach Fred Biermann Orville Tackett Clifford Ludington Richard Henderson R. W. Green Alva Henderson and Stan Matablé. The meeting opened with a call to order by President Knop. Minutes were read by secretary Ewart and Treasurer Buch gave the monthly financial report. LaVerne Obrecht county extension director discussed ISU land testing plots in the area. Reports followed from Harold Mindermann regional fieldman Bill Schroeder insurance underwriter Amos Armstrong service company manager Joe Robbins wheat chairman Creighton Miller resolutions chairman and Mrs. Les Knop women’s chairman. Mindermann praised directors county leaders and the women’s committee for Wheat Referendum work and announced a Regional Executive meeting set for June 18 at 8 p m in Red Oak. All other regular business was handled.
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Mills County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
F. B
Malvern
Les Knop
Creighton Miller
Jack Ewart
Julius A. Buch
Wm. E. McGrew
Joe Robbins
Edwin Leu
Earl Maddocks
Loyd McMillen
Harold Windermann
Amos Armstrong
Fred, Gemmell
Bill Schroeder
Ed Wineinger
Otha Dickersbach
Fred Biermann
Orville Tackett
Clifford Ludington
Richard Henderson
R. W. Green
Alva Henderson
Stan Matablé
Julius Buch
LaVerne Obrecht
Iowa State Colley
Harold Mindermann
Fieldman Mindermann
Farm Bureau
Red Oak
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Golden 65
Costello Insurance & Real Estate
Robinson
Hastings News
Herb Stogdill
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Largent
Stanley Readi
Mrs. Everhart
Gene Hagelund
Besox
Fred Look- Abit
Gary Freese
Ben Vanderpool
Mike Waymire
Donald Braze
Robert Stroud Webster
Fle
Be Lookabit
Janet Sue Goodwin
Maitland
Peppie Pixies
Malvern Fair Grounds
Kenneth Grindle
Kathy
John Hall
Gheryl
Sandra
Mia
Sandra Kay
Terry Fender
Joyce Hockenberry
Bonnie Swanson
Robert Kilpatrick
Bartlett
Henry Clark
Wayne Crawford
James Rountrea
Gary
Toni
Billy
Elizabeth Hall
Hamilton Management Corporation Mutual Funds
Backhoe
Jim A. Anderson
Tabor
East Liberty
Josie K. Stotts
W. C. Stotts
Meyer Chapel
Carl Riggle
Edmundgon Hospital
Peoples Store
Martin Peterson
Mount Vernon
Wash
Kansas City
Sas
Macedonia Cemetery
Claude Stephens
Mrs. Dean Darby
Emnett Stephens
Joyce
Fair Grounds
W. (. Stotts
Malvern Methodist Church
Arita Schnoor
East Liberty Cemetery
Chris Stephens
Walter Stille
Gob Stille
Mike
Omergon
Elmwood Park
Walter
Adolph Nagle
Jerry Barton
Veterans Hospital
Barton
Nagle
Pacific Junction
Silver City
Pete Donner
Charlie Hopp
Near Glenwood
Herbert Barnes
Lois
Harry Smith Youth
Homer Mayberry
Joe Mayberry
W. H. Maddocka
Syracuse
Joyce Stephens
Don Switzer
Burlington
Leonard Parker
Mary Anna
Ewing
Florence
C. B. , Goodell
Iva Henderson
E. Cooper
Hospe, Piano Co
Douglas St
New
Harold Terry
Ford
Robbie Killion
Sherman Music House
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Jim. Stenger
Lone Star
Les Djureen
Essee
Red Osk Monument Co
J. R. Hurst
Briggs-Stratton Motor
Harold Blackman
Children’s Shoes
Tore Glenwood
Bie
Donald Godfrey
Iowa
Eugene Leu
Clark
Cert
Atlas ‘Sargo
Milo
Piper Sudan Seed
Corkey
Stewart Seed Company
S. 33Rd St
Ellsworth Smith
Mayrath
Salyers Implement Company
Melvern
John Deere
Breeding & Benton
Marion Ave
Mac
Wolfe
Neola
Ph. Crescent
Randolph
Emerson Farm Supply
W. B. Torrence
Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
Mills County
Call Ar
Joe Allen
Merrill
Reisenwshber
Federal Land Bank Association
West Roadway
Ee Tts
Blackburn
Hichard D. Blackburn
Oakland
Sbie
Burl Morris
Morris’ Ward Fender
Fender Sales &Service
Don Bruce
J. N. Clark
Henwood
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
Costello ‘Pottawattamie Mutual and
Iowa ‘Mutual Tornado Insurance Associations
Clarinda
Credit Assn
Otha Wearin
Jerry Needs
Kenneth Earith
Byron Reed CO
Farnam Bidg
Ora Ee Te
Dewitt’s
Spiker
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