Regular Meeting of S. C. Rebekahs
The Rebekah Circle met at Mrs. Jim Bailey's home on June 5 with ten members and three guests including Mrs. Melvin Lamp of Minden. The meeting opened with The Lord's Prayer, roll call cited a favorite flower, and entertainment by Dirk Lincoln on behalf of Mrs. John K. Mass. Prize winners were Ann McCoy, Cliff Stewart, Larry Mass, Harvey Deitchler, Clyde Pratt, and Harley Attcherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Jim Bailey
Melvin Lamp
Minden
Harry Mass
Ann McCoy
Ringo
John K. Mass
Mesdames
Cliff Stewart
Larry Mass
Harvey Deitchler
Clyde Pratt
Harley Attcherry
Silver City News highlights social visits across region
Local society notes recount visits and gatherings across Silver City and nearby towns. Guests include Ben Swarts and Lisle Boone families, John K Mass, the Barnes trio, and many extended relatives from Council Bluffs, Glenwood, Mineola, Treynor, and Omaha. Memorials honor Mrs. Hans Schoening.
Kensington Ladies Meet At Mrs Stewart Home
Mrs Cliff Stewart hosted the Baptist Ladies Kensington society with co hosts Mrs Earl Bobbitt and Mrs Wiley Clay. Ten members attended naming favorite Bible books and sharing devo topics and programs. Local visits and guests fill a busy social week across multiple nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Stewart
Baptist Ladies’ Kensington Society
Earl Bobbitt
Wiley Clay
Alice Humston
Alice Mortenson
Harvey Deitchler
Box
America
Congo
Deitchler
F. W. Anderson
Paul Flammant
Robert Waller
Funeral and family visit notes from Treynor area
Last Monday dinner guests at the Fay Morrical home included Mr and Mrs Alva Morrical Elizabeth and Jane of Bartlett. Wallace Olderoy of Treynor attended funeral services for his aunt Mrs Hans Schoening. He served as pall bearer. Donald Pullman attended the Lutheran church at Treynor Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hammer and family of Glenwood and Mr and Mrs Paul Wilson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Art Hiley at Avoca helping celebrate their 13th wedding anniversary. Monday evening visitors at the Paul Wilson home were Mr and Mrs Everett Blackman and Barbara of Tabor. Mr and Mrs Charles Saar visited her mother Mrs Eliza Kochenderfer at the rest home in Tabor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clipson
Mary
Dick Clipson
Richard and
Craig
Glenwood
Dale Harper
Ricky
Mary Ord
F. G. Barnes
Council Bluffs
Linda Swarts
John Swarts
Tabor
Wilbert Kant
Hans Scheel
Ray Scheel
Harold Scheel
Walter Bichel
St. John Lutheran Church
Mineola
Raymond Beam
Black Duck Lake
Minnesota
Jerry Ord
Clinton McMullen
Leonard
Betty
Patrick
Truman Jacobson
Amanda Stark
Treynor
Herman Schoening
Ralph Lamp
Emerson, Neb
Amanda Schoening
Herman Schoenings
George Mass
Harry Mass
Florence Huffaker
J. K. Mass
John K. Mass
Guy Custer
Earl Bendt
Anna McCoy
Judy
Lynn
Virgil Decker
Trudy
Ralph Stewart
Sharon Stewart
Clarence Mass
Byron
Orient
Rose Ann Mass
Papillion
Neb
Jack Petersen
Jim Maloney
Mike
W. E. Simmons
Edith
Bruce Forward
Macedonia
A. F. Childs
Helen Pepmeier
Gwen Childs
Sherman Pallett
Omaha
J. W. Parman
Eldon Schultz
Beverly
Marvin Goos
Glenwood Lake Park
George Miller
MYF
Methodist Church
Dennis Miller
Linda Schoening
Albert Schoening
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clyde Dayley
J. H. Kruse
Emma Schoening
Ben Burgoin
Glenwyood
Florence Howard
Jose
Roger Craig
Glenwood State Bank
A. P. Jones
C. GO. Johnson
Judy Schroeder
Jay Jones
Oscar Goff
Rockford
Til
Emma Markel
Charles Saar
Walnut
George Bauerkemner
Burel Anderson
Robert Boies
Bombay
Ind
Boies
Donna Lee Stoy
Anderson
Earelene Anderson
Ward Hunt
Dick Hunt
Shenandoah
Charley Alexander
Hunt
W. G. Wilkins
Clara Bada
Hamburg Hospital
Tabor Rest Home
Lavon Schoening
Edwin Leu
Cathy
Hastings
Richard Schoening
Sioux City
Earl Schoening
Clifford Williams
W. A. Hafer
Henry Plummer
Harald Williams
Bill Young
Eugene
Gerald Young
Elton Young
Ella
Ida Young
Walter
Arthur Young
Stanley Walkins
Carson
Sheldon Williams
Roger
Norma Jean Pornoff
Schuyler
Clarence Busche
Florence Fornoff
Wallie Fornoff
Dayton Kelle
Adams, Neb
Hendrix
Son Reignald
Sheldon Hendrix
Sheryl
Denison
J. H. Hentrix
Fred Techau
Freddie
Nels Schoening
Michael Wilson
Pacific Junction
Richard Hansen
Dale Alexander
Fay Mayberry
Melanie
Randolph
Leonard Burbee
Don Tague
LeRoy Pullman
Phyllis Skerritt
Harold Williams
Tom Plummer
Lisa Plummer
Robert K. Schoening
Elwood Plummer
Phillip Black
Rodney Bell
Minneapolis
Paul Black
Fay Morrical
Raymond Warner
Otto Timm
Bennington
Glen Winchester
Richard Leet
Rikki
Hugh Hayog
Alva Morrical
Elizabeth
Jane
Bartlett
Wallace Olderoy
Hans [Schoening
Donald Pullman
Saar-Underwood
Kenneth Hammer
Paul Wilson
Art Hiley
Avaca
Hileys
Everett Blackman
Barbara
Eliza Kocheenderfer
Family gatherings and health news from Malvern Red Oak and beyond
The Sinner family joined relatives for a dinner at the Schroeder home in Malvern on Sunday. Tackett relatives gathered for the annual Tackett reunion at a picnic in Red Oak. W H Maddocks of Syracuse Nebr and two grandchildren Roger and Eva Will visited the farm here. Walter Stille and his mother Pearl Stille were in Council Bluffs for open house at Frank Griffiths home honoring aunt Ferdinand Lietz on her 80th birthday. Mrs Hugh Hayes learned last week her sister Mrs Donald McCampbell of North Platte Nebr suffered a light stroke but was able to return home after hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Sinner
John Schroeder
Malvern
Ralph Tackett
Red Oak
Tackett
W. H. Maddocks
Syracuse
Nebr
Roger
Eva Will
Walter Stille
Pearl Stille
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Frank Griffith
Ferdinand Lietz
Hugh Hayes
Donald McCampbell
North Platte
Missionary Society Meeting Notes and Plans
The WSOS mission group held a January meeting led by the deaconess and president Mrs Hugh Hayes. Reports from secretary treasurer Mrs Claude Stephens. Reva Mae Phelps work cited. Dues paid and a yearly pledge to the district treasurer plus $1 to the school of missions. Next meeting set for Wednesday afternoon June 20 at the church. A lunch followed. A food gate planned at Pace's store in Malvern on Saturday June 23 starting at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hayes
Claude Stephens
Charley Alexander
Reva Mae Phelps
School of Missions
Pace
Malvern
No mi
Walter Shenefeld Dines With Omaha Family Near Tabor
Walter Shenefeld of Omaha was the dinner guest on Sunday at the home of his brother Chas Shenefield and family Mr and Mrs Paul Tackett Carolyn and Marilyn were dinner guests on Thursday of his parents Mr and Mrs Harve Tackett near Tabor Services each Sunday at 9 a m Rev E LeRoy Pullman pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shenefeld
Omaha
Chas, Shenefield
Paul Tackett
Carolyn
Marilyn
Harve Tackett
Tabor
E. LeRoy Pullman
Sunday Visitors and Birthday Observance in Malvern
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs W Stotts with Mr and Mrs C B Goodell and guests Ralph Jackson of Glenwood and Richard Lect with Ricky of Council Bluffs. Ricky stayed all week. After services, the Windles visited Melvin Ferritt in Carson for a cooperative dinner honoring Mr Perri's upcoming birthday. Stille guests joined George Stile at Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Stotts
C. B. Goodell
Ralph Jackson
Glenwood
Richard Lect
Ricky
Council Bluffs
Hug Haven
W. W. Windle
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. C. Rebekahs
Dirk Lincoln
Frank Lincoln
Howard Miller
Patty
Richard Miller
Roy Duensing
Clayton Hakenson
Bryan and
Neal
Walter Chambers
Jo Nae
Dirk
Brett
Fenton
Silver City News
Ben Swarts
San Diego
Calif
Connecticut
Kenneth McMahan
Lisle Boone
Sidney
Fred Day
Lillian Francis
Nancy Betrus
Earl Taylor
Hans Madison
Dunlap
Don Smith
Jack Crandel
Angela Cash
Glen McDale
Wayne Stewart
Cindy Kahl
Elizabeth Kehl
Fred Richter
Marjorie
St. Joseph
Marvin Richter
Glen Franke
Dewayne
Woodrow Schoening
Wayne and Kenton
Keith Franke
Bluffs
Hans Schoening
Donald Goos
Myers
Silver City
Jeff Fenel
Herman
Ralph Schoening
Charley Schoening
Memorial Park
M. L. Scheffel, M. D
Malvern, Iowa
Tank Wagon Service
GUY Oil CO
Conoco Products Malvern
Mississippi River
Burlington
H.C. Murphy
Uochun
Burlington Lines
S. C. Kensington
Stewart
East Liberty
Josie K. Stotts
Jim A. Anderson
Tabor, Iowa
Iowa
Fred. G. Henry
Oakland
Salyers
Chevrolet
Hevrolet
Malvern, IA
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