Schnoor and Blackman Nuptials at Malvern Methodist Church
Edith Ann Blackman and Henry Christian Schnoor Jr. wed at Malvern Methodist Church with a satin gown, lace sleeves, and an orchid bouquet. Officiated by Revs. John A. Lippincott and LeRoy Pullman, the ceremony featured maid of honor Grace Blackman and bridesmaids Beverly Blackman and Jann Schnoor, followed by a church reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schnoor
Edith Blackman
Malvern Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Malvern
Edith Ann Blackman
Herold Blackman
Henry Christian Schuoer
John A. Lippincott
LeRoy Pullman
Alen Wortman
Grace Blackman
Beverly
Jann Schnoor
Bernard Schnoor
Silver City
Ernest Wederquist
Denison
Dean Maddocks
Glenwood
Marvin Powles
Springdale
Ark
Ted
Maxine Carnes
Sherry
Linda
Susani Stortenbecker
Diane Blackman
Barbara
Penny
Josie Blackman
Carolyn Powles
Mary
Martha Lee
Mrs. Schnoor
Wilson family reunion marks 62nd annual gathering in Oakland
The 62nd Wilson family reunion met at Knights of Pythias Memorial Park Oakland with 95 attendees. Officers Edwin Bentley president and Edwin McGrew vice president led a day of picnic, business, greetings from Eugene Ore. Mrs Galen Boles and Crakes, PhD graduates, marriage and birth notices, new officers Russell Ridenour Glenwood president, Glen Boyer vice president, Mrs Joe Schuster secretary-treasurer, and a closing hymn Bless Be the Tie That Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wilson
Knights of Pythias Memorial Park
Oakland
Edwin Bentley
Edwin McGrew
Ralph Pierce
Galen Boles
Dick.Crakes
Eugene
Ore
Etta Boles
Glenwood
Robert Wilson McGrew
Emerson
Edna Pierce Lindekugal
Sutherland
Neb
Carl Woodfill
Iowa State University
Ames
Odean Loney
Walter Pearson
Joyce Ridenour
Joe Schuster
Jim Clay
Sue Clubb
Mary Sue Boyer
Don Boyce
Dana Jo
Gary Bales
Greeley
Colo
Arthur Lee
Art Bond
Paul. William
Geo. van Cleave
Lynn Marie
James Drakes
Los Angeles
Michael
Jim Leonard
Daniel Scott
Lynn Wilkinson
Denver
Michael Douglas
Bop Banes
Rapid City
S. C
Carl Wilson
Dallas McGrew
Russell Ridenour
Glen Boyer
Council Bluffs
Open House Celebrates Marvin Deitehler Silver Wedding
About 200 guests attended the open house at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Deitehler Sunday observing their silver wedding anniversary. Daughters Kim Scott, La Verne Mayer Jr, Marsha and Susan Steiner served cake, ice cream, punch and coffee. son Douglas acted as host. Guests came from Hastings, Henderson, Silver City, Malvern, Glenwood, Pacific Junction, Mineola, Council Bluffs and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape House
Mra
Marvin Deitehler
Kim Scott
Shenandoah
la Verne Mayer Jr
Council Blalta
Marsha
Susan Steiner
Douglas
Wilbert Kruse
Mineola
Hastings
Henderson
Silver City
Malvern
Glenwood
Pacific Junction
Council Wuffs
San Francisco
Calif
Seat belts make sense to astro Haute racing drivers
A compact note urges seat belt use, aligning motorists with safety norms favored by racing drivers and state patrols, asking readers to consider personal protection and lawful responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astro- Haute
Faculty Dames Convene to Discuss Gabfest Plans
Malvern's Faculty Dames, who were to meet Mrs Richard Krambeck, will gather with Mrs N P Crink on June 16 with Mrs Vernon Arndt as co host. A Milla county club woman, Mrs Ralph Viner of Henderson, attends the 78th annual General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Atlantic City this week, and belongs to Nishna Valley club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Richard Krambeck
N. P. Crink
Vernon Arndt
Open House Honors Max Osler at Oakland Home
Mr and Mrs Max Smith host an open house for their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Max Osler of Hastings in Oakland on June 21 to mark their Silver Wedding anniversary invited friends and relatives to call between two and five pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Smith
Oakland
Max Osler
Hastings
BPW Club Receives State Convention Citation
The Malvern Business and Professional Women's club held a June picnic at Gun Club park with 16 members. Captain Jean Mason's side lost the membership contest, plans set for Dorothy Reed's party, and Mary Spiker appointed year ahead committee chairs. Marian Jones to attend the national convention in Detroit in July 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Business and Professional Women's Club
Gun Club Park
Jean Mason
Dorothy Reed
Mary Spiker
Uele Dickersbach
Mary Roszmajzi
Genevieve Payne
Maida, McClure
Marian Jones
Victorene Holden
Mona Pace
Ida Pierce
Malvern Bpw Club
Helen Irwin International Fund
Detroit
Mich
Malvern Garden Club Reelects Mrs Pace Pres
Malvern Garden Club elected Mrs Mona Pace as president with Mrs Newell Crink as vice president and Mrs Warren Darrah as secretary treasurer. Mrs Ralph Bower named program chairman for the year, club to recess for summer and reconvene in September. MYF members host Sunday supper at Methodist church with retiring youth counselor Mrs Max Dashner replaced by Mrs Wm Baer as counselor and sponsor. New MYF officers: Carol Woarman president Frank Darab vice president Larry Lawalion secretary Kathy Lippling Scott treasurer Roger Scott sub district rep Melty Cindy Adame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Garden Club
Newell
Mona Pace
Newell Crink
Warren Darrah
Sac Y-Treag
Ralph Bower
Septemeber
MYF
Methodist Church
Max Dashner
Dashner
Wm. D. Baer
Carol Woarman
Frank Darrab
Larry Lawalion
Kathy Lipping Scott
Roger Scott
Cindy Adame
Church Notes First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
Rev Hugh Sslaveley presides with Lyle Williams and church staff. Sunday schedule includes 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Worship Service 2:00 Nishna Cottage Service 7:00 Baptist Youth Fellowship 8:00 Evening Service. Special youth fellowship hour Wednesday June 16 at 8 p m with Teens Telling Teens film and refreshments. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:20 pm followed by choir practice at 8 pm Thursday June 18 8:00 pm Quarterly Business Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hugh Sslaveley
Lyle Williams
Baptist Youth Fellowship
First Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
Supt R D Mansfield presides on May 8 with 9 a.m. Divine Worship and sermon The Religion of Youth. 10 45 a.m. Sunday School. 6 p.m. MYF. Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Chancel Choir practice led by Rev John Lippincott pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Mra
R. D. Mansfield
St John s Lutheran Church Hastings Hastings Event Schedule
The church lists services and meetings for June with Pastor P G Becker. Sunday School and teen and adult Bible classes start at 9:00 a m. Communion Service is on June 16 at 8:00 p m. Walther League meeting and Church Trustee meeting are scheduled for June 18 at 8:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s Lutheran Church
Hastings
P. G. Becker
Walther
Walther League Camp Delegates Earn Lake Okoboji Trip
Sharon Leipold Joanna Ponton and Linda McMillen attended the Walther League Camp at Lake Okoboji during May 20 31 weekend. They earned the trip by winning first place in talent quest at the spring zone rally. At the convention they joined meetings, competed in a talent quest and attended a Sunday banquet. Sharon and Joanna were among five finalists but were eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League
Lake Okoboji
Sharon Leipold
Joanna Ponton
Linda McMillen
Sharon
Joanna
ASCS to Sell P J Site Wood Bins After Wind Damage
Mills County ASCS offers salvage from three damaged bins at the Pacific Junction site on an as is where is basis. Bids due June 19 at 9 am, Malvern. items include timber, damaged bins, cement blocks, and steel rods not included. Payment within five days, removal in 30. bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
Mills County Ascs
Malvern
County
ASCS
Harold Strand
Glenwood
The Upper Room Prayer Reflection in Nashville
The note from The Upper Room in Nashville reflects on Luke 9 18 25 where Jesus prays alone with the disciples nearby. It emphasizes God's nearness when we pray, even amidst crowds or enemies, and urges prayer at home work church or group settings as a path to listening and speaking with God.
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Jesus
First Presbyterian Church Service and Guild Meeting
Dr Alfred Martin minister Morris Parks U S Sun Sunday School 9 15 to 10 a m Worship Service 10 a m Guild will meet at the home of Mrs Ellis Lefgren Thursday evening June 11 with Trudy Hansen co hostes s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
U. S. Sun
Guild
Ellis Lefgren
Trudy
Hansen
Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood Mass Schedule
Holy Rosary Church Glenwood lists Mass times each Sunday at 6:30 am and 10 am at the State School 6:30 am First Fridays 6:30 am Holy Days 6:26 am and 6:20 pm Weekdays 7 am Pastor Fr J Kaufman contact numbers 527-4141 527-9116
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
J Kaufman
Card of Thanks for 10th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Marvin Deitchler thank those who called during their silver wedding open house and for the cards and gifts. Albert Cheney honored on their 10th wedding anniversary with a Sunday open house southeast of Tabor attended by about 90 people. Hosts were their children and spouses with grandchildren and friends from Council Bluffs Red Oak Shenandoah Northboro Sidney and Elmo MO. Refreshments and a decorated cake, plus a buffet supper for about 40, were shared with local and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Deitchler
Albert
Kenneth Clark
Roger Anderson
Sioux City
Ninda
Gordon Gaylord
Council Bluffs
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Northboro
Sidney
Elmo
Local social callers visit in Imogene and Tecumseh
Mrs Alfred Cittes hosted a Tuesday afternoon call from Mrs Allen Fichter and her children in Imogene. Mr and Mrs J R Bailey of Tecumseh Nebraska visited over the weekend with sister Mrs Juletta Walker. Mr and Mrs Jack Walker and family joined for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cittes
Allen Fichter
Imogene
J. R. Bailey
Tecumseh, Neb
Juletta Walker
Jack Walker
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Wilson
Marvin Dietehlers
P. M. Pure Preserves
Jar
Wilson’s
Johnson Grocery
Boehners
Harold F. Boehner
York Country Club
York, Neb
Boehner
Max Oslers
BPW Club
Pace
P. J
Mills County
Money
Nashville
Tennessee
Malvern, Lowa
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