East Liberty WSCS Discuss Race Lesson and Budget
A WSCS meeting at East Liberty church last Wednesday afternoon covered a lesson on race written by multiple authors read by Mrs. Windle. Members sang a hymn, prayer by Mrs. Pullman, and Joyce Stephens performed. Finances included ongoing church budget funding and annual pledges. fundraising ideas were discussed with no decisions. Next meeting is set for May 19 at the church.
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WSCS
W. W. Windle
Joyce
Stephens
W. C. Stotts
Malvern church sale adds to treasury after Saturday forenoon rush
Patronage for the food sale at Pece's store in Malvern was strong Saturday forenoon. Everything sold by 10 o clock or soon after, adding about 330 to the church treasury. Mr and Mrs Theodore Shook of Henderson were Sunday evening supper guests at the Claude and Ernett Stephens home.
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Pece
Malvern
Theodore Shook
Henderson
Claude and
Ernett Stephens
Leo Boileau
Lewis Steiner
Ames
Kenneth Henderson
Fay Butterfield
Earl Allensworth
Otis Allensworth
J. E. Henderson
John Rainbow
Social evenings and family visits across Hastings area
Mr and Mrs Norman Sinner and relatives spent Saturday at Harold Sinner’s near Malvern with Colorado visitors. Frank Sidman from Atwood Colo visited Lillian Sowers and joined Eivin Bullington’s family for supper in Emerson. Multiple local families hosted or visited others for meals and gatherings, with a noted ankle sprain from Bill Thompson after stepping into a buck hole.
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Norman Sinner
Marcie
Perry
Marilyn
Mra
Harold Sinner
Malvern
Colorado
Frank Sidman
Atwood
Colo
Lillian Sowers
Eivin Bullington
Emerson
Fulton earns ISU degree plans Navy officer path
Rodney Gene Fulton son of Mr and Mrs Carl Fulton of Malvern earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Education as part of Iowa State University's 1963 class of about 1100 graduates. He plans to enter Navy Officers Candidate School this fall. Nearby families and friends from Glenwood Tabor and Peru Nebr attended or visited over the past week as party plans and summer sessions unfold.
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Rodney Gene Fulton
Carl Fulton
Malvern
Iowa State University
Ames
Fulton
Navy
Marvin Filton
Pat Miller
Glenwood
Hilton Clay
Duane
Will Ferguson
Atlantic
Herbert Stogdill
Tabor
Herbert Barnes
Lois
Elton Clay
Teachera College
Peru
Nebr
Boelling Harris Acknowledges May 31 Wedding in Red Oak
William Harris son of Mrs B M Brown Henderson and Miss Jeanie Boelling daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Boelling Red Oak were married Friday evening May 31 at the Church of Christ Red Oak. Tom Sowers best man and Mrs Tom Sowels matron of honor attended. The couple will reside in Red Oak. Henderson Christian Church notes and local social items follow.
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William Harris
B. M. Brown
Henderson
Jeanie Boelling
Wayne Boelling
Red Oak
Church of Christ In
Tom Sowers
Tom Sowels
Susan Brown
Ford
Memorial day weekend social of Henderson Nebr residents
Mo Sherman and Marion Laar of Bassett Nebr visited the Otis Pendegrafts in Macedonia on Friday to Sunday for the Alumni banquet. Local families like Bolfeau Sowars Steller Bolton and Morris attended events, with visits to Clarinda and Shenandoah. Several relatives traveled to Albuquerque and California for family gatherings, while others hosted or attended Memorial Day dinners and Open House events at the Willison post office and various homes across Henderson Council Bluffs and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Sherman Liar
Marion ‘Laar
Bassett
Carl Bolton
Jake Morris
Earl Bolleau
Clarence Smalley
Clarinda
Eva Putnam
Shenandoah
Steve
Marc Talkington
Kansas
Les Talkington
Albuquerque
N. M
Paul Talkington
Roy Thrush
Spirit Lake
Bevis Sowers
Clair Aukland
Harold Larsen
Council Bluffs
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Guests and Visits
Junior Citizens Mr and Mrs Dalé Putnam and Debbie of Oakland were evening guests of the Robert Scotts. Suellen Warren overnight guest of Kathie Scott. Robert and Mrs Taylor hosted a birthday for daughter Carol who is one. Kristi attended with family from Hastings. Many relatives and friends traveled to Sioux Falls and Des Moines for visits and services as funerals and family gatherings continued through Memorial Day weekend. Velma South underwent gall bladder surgery in Omaha and was reported progressing well. Memorial day saw numerous calls and visits among the Henderson, Red Oak, Carson, Shenandoah and Omaha communities.
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Gene Winchester
Essex
Jim Winchester
Rodney
Cynthia
Helen Winchester
Winchester
Roy Erickson
Larry Turpin
Willisea
Emma Morgan
Annie Wood
Red Oak
Ollie Thomas
Elizabeth
Harold Jenkins
Claude Holt
Paul Laverty
Tom Gage
Legion
Fark
Thone
Laverty
Gauge
Russell Prina
Bruée
Council Bluits
John Gage
Jimerson
Bernard Mabbitt
Hastings
Del
Dick Magers
Penwell
Tussell Coppock
Herman Coppock Lune
Agnes Workman
Elizabeth Edmondson
New Post Office
Willison
Doug Allensworth
Omaha
Arthur Allensworths
W. L. Vanderlinden
Robert Byers
Byers
Robert. Scott
Kathie
Inquie Kade
Stan Dayson
Robin and
Bruce
Fay Butterfields
Mines
Dean Edmondson
Clarreance McKinney
Carl Bolton
Otis Pendegraft
Earl Allen
Dalé Putnam
Debbie
Oakland
Robert Scotts
Suellen Warren
Kathie Scott
Robert Taylor
Carol
Kristi
Sam Taylor
Gerald Houser
Carson
Wayne Byers
Randall
Dean Freeman
Harv Smith
Emerson
Glenn Brown
Monty
David
Cora Lea
Glenn Tiean Brown
Steven
Otis Pendegratt
Donald Allensworth
Macedonia
Don Kraack
Atlantic
Henderson
Don Terry
Hmeraon
William Scherle
Velma South
Clarkson Hospital
Silva Jenkins
George Jones
Lila Williams
A. J. Harnor
Morris Harbor
Omagha
Harbor
Carl Sowers
Dierdre
Lynn Sowers
Michael
Vickie
Hettie Sowers
Dala Matthews
Shenandosh
William Scherles
George Schinker
Mrs. Otis Pendegraft
Pendegrafts
Peggy Jean
Sandra McKee
T. C. Shooks
Secretary Outlines Current Wheat Program Situation
Secretary Freeman explains the 1964 wheat program as a plan offering price supports at 50 percent of parity for farmers who accept acreage allotments. He notes that a no vote allows unlimited production with no price support and pledges no CCC wheat dumping while awaiting trial of the referendum outcome. If 1963-64 supplies prove excessive, further action will be taken.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Wheat quotas and referendum set by law for 1965 crop
The law requires two national marketing quotas and an acreage allotment for 1965 wheat, to be proclaimed before April 15, 1964, with a referendum within 60 days to gauge farmer support. If the May 21 1963 program fails, a referendum must occur before June 13, 1964. U S export sales will continue under International Wheat Agreement without dumping despite price and production uncertainty.
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U. S
Motorcycle muffler causes injuries on Plattsmouth bridge
Charles L. Cheyney aged 21 from Pacific Junction and his wife Carolyn aged 28 were injured when a muffler from their motorcycle struck a bridge expansion plate on the Plattsmouth bridge in an early Sunday crash. About $200 damage was done to the motorcycle.
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Charles L. Cheyney
Pacific Junction
Caralyn
Plattamouth Bridge
Thieves Strip Auto of Glenwood Resident
A Glenwood resident James Jarman reported car theft and stripping of a vehicle owned by him. The thiefs removed the battery license plates and other parts east of Glenwood, with Sheriff Edwin Barkus leading the investigation.
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Glenwood
Edwin Barkus
James Jarman
Eaat
Voliago
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East Liberty
J. A. Kline
Osteopathic
Avanus
Bill Hunt
Gayland
West of Glenwood
Leonard Parker
Mary Anna
Darrell Waisner
Richard Henderson
Kilad
Kay
Leon Clapper
Thurman
Age Draig Clapper
Ora Windle
Victor Hillyard
Lanny
Sellers
Roscos Parker
Houston
Claude’ Stephens
Emnett Steph
Ana
China
Hazel Wilhelm
Florence
Bud
Philip Tackett
Mike Alexander Fon
Lyle Williams
Shirley
Larry
George, Miller
Silver City
Paul ‘Tackett
Carolyn
Ralph Tackett
Twila
Philip
Rosanne
Haryo Tackett
Chautauqua Park
Bill Thompson
Raymond ‘Waller
Glen‘wood
Heckerboard
America
Good Grain Co. of
Malvern Leader
Iowa
Rodney Fulton
Boelling-Harris
Robert . Farrington
Washington
Robert Farrington
Washington, D. C
Ray Farrington
Henderson High School
Washington, D.C
Louie
Merrill Crouse
Herbert Stephens
Floyd Stephens
Lorimer
Clyde Gravett
Ward Hough
Harold Buin
Gary Stephens Wand
Hob Stiles
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Service
Richard Bass
Priscilla Kay
Forrest Stephens
Kenneth
Earith
Douglas
Orville L. Freeman
CCC
Bea
Morgan Eyates
Boor West Delmonico Hotel
West Broadway
Chansfield's
R. W. Mansfield
C. L
Bud" Hertz
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