Malvernians leave May 28 then attend Memorial Day events
Mrs HL H Livasy left Malvern May 28 and visited Kansas City with her daughter and husband Joe Powell returning to Houston Texas. Numerous relatives visited, traveled, or stayed in Malvern area, including hospital patients, weddings, graduations, and family gatherings across Iowa Nebraska and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. H. Livasy
Kansas City
Joe Powell
Houston
Fox
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Ben Breering
Bruce
St Johns Lutheran Church Service and Sunday School Schedule
Rev P G Backer pastor announces Glenwood divine service at 8 30 a m Sunday school at 9 a m and teenage Bible class at 2 p m with divine services at 10 a m brought to you by St John s Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Lutheran Church
P. G. Backer
Glenwood
St. Johns
Hillsdale RIC Children’s Meet Held at Hillsdale Chub
The Rural Improvement Club met on June 7 at the Hillsdale Chub. Mrs. Dale Sell hosted for the postponed May meeting with 15 members and 4 guests attending. Mrs. Wayne Hilton presided as president and the group discussed the fall club tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Improvement Club
Hillsdale
Dale Sell
Wayne Hilton
Fred Gradle
Forrest Bloomer
Mary Sawyers
Ernest White
Hillsdale Church
Ben Jackson
RNA Convention at Malvern June 21 in basements
Royal Neighbors of America White Rose Camp No. 2458 will hold a district convention on Wednesday June 21 in the Malvern Community building basement. Afternoon school of instruction, banquet at 6 p.m. Reservations with Recorder Edythe Mackey by June 19. Evening session open to public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
White Rose
Malvern
Edythe Mackey
Rowe Move to Shenandoah Home Sealed in Purchase
Wesley News reports Rev. and Mia Rowe moved Tuesday to their newly purchased residence in Shenandoah. The couple recently completed the home purchase and relocation details are noted in church and community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Mia
Rowe
Shenandoah
The Leader's Recipe of the Week Strawberries Frosty Squares
Fresh strawberries abound in summer. Mrs. James Ahern adds a dessert recipe. Crust blends flour brown sugar pecans and melted oleo. bake 20 minutes at high heat. Filling mixes crushed berries egg whites cream and lemon juice, then folds into whipped cream and crumbs. Chill overnight for six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ahern
Karen Ahem
Priscilla Wearin on Honors Listing at Bradford JC
Priscilla Wearin of Hastings earned a place on Bradford Junior College’s semester and cumulative honor list after completing her freshman year. The article mentions various social calls and visits, including high school graduations and weekend guests, with multiple local names and hometowns linked to Memorial Day social activity and acquaintances in Lincoln, Denver, Mineola, Bridgewater, San Diego, and Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Junior College
Bradford
Mass
Priscilla W. Wearis
Josiah F. Wearin, Jr
Hastings
Local social notes from Iowa town gatherings and travel
Many friends send health and happiness wishes in a new home. Dale Miller of Golden Colorado visits his cousin John Wilson. Dennis Turner family and Gary Turner and kin of Council Bluffs join Ned Turner’s birthday celebration for John and Julie Turner. Robert D. and Robert E. Reshes attend the South Iowa Poultry Association executive committee meeting in Corn. Joe Robbing and Mark attend the Darrat Hartizer wedding in Tahor. Don Godfrey hosts with Darrell Harties in Minden. Jean Wilson and Rowena McDonald depart for Los Angeles for future employment. Vera Dittus hosts guests Hazel Mouser Marilyn of Malvern and Carl Bolton. Lorance Lisle and Norbert Gillissen visit Iowa City for Nancy Lisle’s graduation. Gillissen children stay with Joe Robbing. Marion Wilsons return from Golden, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Miller
Golden, Cola
John Wilson
Dennis Turners
Gary Turners
Council Bluffe
Ned Turners
John
Julie ‘Turner
Robert D
Robert E. Reshes
South Iowa Poultry Association
Joe Robbing
Mark
Tahor
Don Godfreys
Darrell Harties
Minden
Jean Wilson
Rowena McDonald
Los Angeles
Vera Dittus
Hazel Mouser
Marilyn
Malvern
Carl Boltons
Lorance Lisle
Norbert Gillissen
Iowa City
Nancy Lisle
Gillissen
Marion Wilsons
Golden, Cols
Emerson Gardens and Rock Exhibit Visit by Horace Greenwood
Horace Greenwood from Emerson plans a garden visit and rock exhibit viewing. Henry Wilson and party departed Wednesday for Algona and South Dakota, heading to their home in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Farewell Party Honors Retiring Pastor at Wesley Chapel
Seventy people gathered at Wesley Chapel Friday for a farewell supper honoring Rev and Mrs Retirement after long service. Marion Wilson showed vintage movies highlighting the church centennial, school, and harvest memories. Everett McGrew presented a monetary gift from the congressman while WSCS gifted Mrs Howe. The program closed with Bless Be the Tie That Binds as attendees departed into the rainy night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Mira
Howe
Wesley-Henderson
Marion Wilson
Everett McGrew
Hawes
Sunday Socials and Family Gatherings Across Des Moines and Nearby
Des Moines and surrounding towns feature a flurry of Sunday visits and gatherings. The Grass and Ter families from Des Moines and Stuart residents joined Robbins and Loran kin, while Nodaway guests King and Kay dined at Robert Resh’s. In Macedonia, Mrs. Haratel Wilson and Linda spent the day with Minnie Harris. The Elliott Karen Lewis clan visited the Eugene Waymire home for Sunday supper, and Kay Peat and Bill Hyde’s wedding at New Oak Methodist drew many attendees including Marvin Deitehler, Laran ce Lisle, Nancy, Norbert Gillissen, Ned Turner, and the Joy Robins. Ben Ridlen of Griswold stopped by the Wilsons, the Russell Asells attended a graduation parade in Omaha, and water-damage checks on Art Munson’s property yielded safe results. Diners at the Red Oak Gold Crown included the Glen Jacksons, Ellsworth Smiths, Vera Dithus, and Leon Wiegman. The ninth annual Iowa Chapter reunion of Stukely Westcott descendants drew Mr and Mrs Sewers and Mr and Mrs Kolb to the Holiday Inn in Red Oak, as Anna Westcott Burnsey’s wagon-train voyage from New York to Ohio was noted. A redecorated Wesley vestibule stood as a memorial to Mrs Clinton Parker and Rev Peter Jacobs and was dedicated at morning services by Rev Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nosekabel
Hamburg Hospital
Ocie Dickersbach
Burt
Ralph Bower
Des Moines
Max Asman
Jackie
Baxter
Robert McWhirter
W. B.hays
Robert
Sandra
Estey Park
Colo
Triple J
Clifford Baldovners
Malvern
A. M. Scott
Tabor
W. OR. Bingham
Denver
Cole
Kathy Bingham
Bob Binghams
John F. Kennedy
W. R. Binghams
Louisiana
Harry Evans
Bob Downing
Linden
Curseon Downing
Bill Kinsey
Panora
Ben Evans
Leonard Parker
James Clark
Ravemian
Clafornia
Clark
Shirles Walker
Rex McLarnan
Amés
Frank Alesander
Eugene
Ore
Gertrude McFall
William Alesander Aml
Springfield
Wm. Holman
Minneapolis
Minn
Blanche Winters
Carol Miller
Marion
Beth
Wayne Miller
Lisy
Councel
Estella Ford
Sterling
Lynn Wilkinsons
C. M. McCoy
Sioux City
Lynn Prokery
Tyan Parkers
Darrell
Lincoln
Johan Wilson
Eleanor Thompson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Doug Deitchlers
Marvin Deitchlers
Hyde- Bears
Red Oak
Delwyn Kruse
Mineola
Bol Reshes
Lee Blooms
Bridgewater
Donald Woodin
Essex
Hubert Resh
Ben Wilson
John Hoolmen
San Diego
C. E. Grass
Fred Olter
Stuart
Robbins
Loran
King
Kay
Nodaway
Robert Resh
Haratel Wilson
Linda
Minnie Harris
Macedonia
Karen Lewis
Elliott
Eugene Waymires
Kay Peat
Bill Hyde
Methodist Church
New Oak
Marvin Deitehlers
Larance Lisles
Nancy
Norbert Gillissen
Ned Turners
Joy Robins
Ben Ridlen
Griswold
Russel Asells
Bernard Anderson
Omaha
Russell Asells
Art Munson Hare
Gold Crown
Glen Jacksons
Ellsworth Smiths
Vera Dithus
Leon Wiegmans
Glen Sewers
Ed Kalb
Iowa
Stukely Westcott
Holiday Inn
Sewers
Kolbs
Anna Westcott Burmsey
New York
Ohio
Wesley
Clinton Parker
Peter Jacobs
Rowe
Local social notes from Shenandoah and nearby towns
Peter Sncobs and C J Hornbuckle from Shenandoah attended the service. Ronald Bryant reported his father Leck Bryant of Gilman City Mo was taken to a hospital in Trenton Mo. Mary Kay Goos of Cornell visited the Glen Jackson home. Callers at John Clark home included Mrs Hazel Wouser Marilyn of Malvern and Rhea Laware May Lathrop, recently moved from Mercy Hospital to Veterans Hospital Omaha. Mrs Eric Nyren and the Henry Wilsons visited the Bil McGrew family. Mrs McGrew is a native of northwest Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sncobs
C. J. Hornbuckle
Shenandoah
Ronald Bryant
Leck Bryant
Gilman City
Trenton
Mra
Bryant
Stenton
Mary Kay Goos
Cornell Mulls
Glen Jackson
John Clark
Hazel Wouser
Marilyn
Malvern
Rhea Lawere
May Lathrop
Mercy Hospital
Veterans Hospi
Omaha
Eric Nyren
Prests
Henry Wilsons
Lynton
Wash
Bil McGrews
McGrew
Washington
Removing the Barrier in Sunday School
Oaks News reports Sunday School attendance and birthdays with Visitors 2 and Offering 8.67. The note cites Hebrews 13 24 18. Topic centers on Removing the barrier. A poem Too Small by Shirley Mabary and primary grades songs are listed. Ralph L. Cule taught in the Seiula Daily Vacation Bible School last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heriplure Hebrews
Shirley Mabary
Hralph L. Cule
Seiula Daily Vacation Bible School
Mystery Circle Embers Reveal Mystery Pals
Mystery Circle met with Mrs. No Wright Thursday afternoon with six members and two visitors from Austin Texas. Mystery pals were revealed and no names drawn. Devotions from Proverbs 21. Several locals attended events including a birthday celebration for Mrs Charley Carson and a series of visits among family and friends in Emerson Mercy Hospital and Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystery Circle
Gaks
Wright
Jerry Willis
Austin
Texas
KR. A. Evans
Kate Vinor
Edwin Ambrose
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Mae Dillon
Creston
Harold Sinner
Charles Costello
Jan
Mary Beth
Tarkio
Pasrkcio College
Presbyterian Church
Robert Poort
Bob Henderson
Dug Walker
Wooten
Lloyd McMillen
Marshalltown
Dean Wooten
Tom Price
Co. Bluffs
John Wooten
Harald McCain
Trt Royston
Roy Winters
Edmundson Hospital
Duane Shappotts
St. Joseph
Men
Council Bluffs
Grace Beck
Tramhur
Flamburg
Wm. Baer
Gordon Lees
Scottsbluffs
Nebr
Chardron
Black Hills
Tev
Hugh Shively
Winterset
Shiveley
Daly Golding
Mani
Golding
Manilla
Li Evans
Ken Evans
Janet
David
St. Louis
Amit
Howard Lockabill
Scranton
Robert Loukabill
The
Bluffs
Abert Craig
Joycer
Ben Martin
Joyce
Martin
Bergat-Mercy Hospital
W. B. Bingham
Klamath Falls
Sanday
Buer
Iowa Western
Sam Benscater
Jafut Benscatar
Ellis Graves
Albert Ward
Kenneth Wall
Vail
Graves
Carl Hayes
Merle McCunn
Red Quk
Mariyn Withell
McGunn
Major McCunn
Phoenix
Ariz
Vanighn Hoover
Darrell Fredericson
Hyde Bears
Kenneth Bowman
Virgil Pullen
Terry Macedonia
Marvin Ward
Villisca
Virgil Palen
Terry
Villisea
Roger Craig
Loveland
Cala
Albert Craig
BE. C. McMillen
Viborg
Dakota
Haggar Wash & Wear
Manhattan
Soc
Charles and
Ruth
RIC Children’s
Nishna Cottage
Bessie Douglas
Emerson
Nishna
Norma Tye
Low City
Mmes
Ken Evang
Mr. Scheffel
Hamburg-Sidney
New Mexico
Tiffany
Florida
Kevin Stogdill
Okla
Wilbert Stogdill
Kim Ford
Wesley News
Priscilla
Centennial Patio
IGA
Pappy
IGA Mailer
Dorothy le
NEW Borden
Nester
Env
Wyler
BLACK
Oaks News
L. E. Brammeier
Clelt Reilly
J. W. Castor
Castor
Althea Morton
Merrill Sowers
Alr
L. EF. Brannwmeier
Guy Osborn
Winn Castor
Hamilton Lewis
Randy
Charley Carson
Allernger
Nancy Chambers
James Hicks
Gene Westerlund
Linda Johnson
Robert Hicks
Terry Westerlund
Darrell Achenbaugh
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