Social Hoppennings Steinhauer-Archer Wedding Friday
In a candlelight ceremony at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church in Dumfries, Marilyn Steinhauer wed Donald Wayne Archer. Attendants wore blue and pink organdy as guests, including Mrs. Howard Peters and Claudia Peters. After the reception, the couple plans a trip and will live in Mapleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dumfries
Marilyn Steinhauer
Fred Steinhauer
Council Bluffa
Donald Wayne Archer
E. A. Archer
Malvern
Howard Peters
Omaha
Charles Nagle
Alvin Ostendorf
Claudia Peters
Miriam Seegar
Verleo Anderson
David Birdsong
Donna Vestal
Sunday Services and Picnic Notes at Malvern Churches
A church notices page lists services for First Baptist Gordon McMillan minister Mrs Paul Seeger Supt June 20 1954 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m morning worship sermon Minneapolis Convention references and a note on a death in Dubuque. Garden Club closes year with picnic. Rainbow Girls visit July 11 and Father’s Day Children’s Day planned. Also First Presbyterian St John’s Lutheran Malvern and Methodist churches details plus sympathy flowers for Mildred Priest.
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First
Baptist
Gordon
McMillan
Paul Seeger
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Toronto
Had Lockabill
Garden Club
J. F. Wearin
F. A. Wortman
Malvern Garden Club
Wearin
Frank Robbins
Rainbow Girls
Rev
Nelson
Christ
St. John's Lutheran Church
Paul Glahn
Malvern Methodist Church
John I. Beechout
Tennant
Mary Circle
Strahan Methodist Church
John T. Beechout
Floyd Hillyer
M. Y. FL
Hold Winchell Rites Monday
Memorial services for William Winchell were held Monday at 2 30 P M from Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev John L Beechout officiating. Pallbearers included J F Wearin Clifford Mackey Forrest Chantry and others. Interment in Maljern cemetery. Winchell born Jan 24 1882 in Extrala died June 11 1654 in Malvern at 72 4 17. Provided details of family and life on farm and in Malvern.
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William Winchell
Mansfield Funeral Home
John L. Beechout
Malj ¥Ern
Rhodesla
Edward Winchell
Extrala
Malvern
A. R. Herrick
Maude Heberlee
Nellie
William
Former Resident Dies in Red Oak
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Red Oak for Raymond Swanson 55 who died Sunday of a heart attack at his Red Oak home Burial was in Evergreen cemetery He was born in Montgomery county He drove an air truck while living here and moved with his family to Red Oak years ago Survivors include his widow Ella a son James in the service a daughter Beverly at home and a sister and three brothers
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Red Oak
Raymond Swanson
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Swanson
Montgomery County
Ella
James
Beverly
James A Henderson rites held in Glenwood
Rites for James A. Henderson were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Raynor Funeral Home, Glenwood, with Rev. Ora L. Reep officiating and burial in East Liberty Cemetery. Henderson, born Sept. 4, 1912, near Malvern, died Sunday morning at Clarinda at age 41. He married Elizabeth Wiles in 1941 and had daughter Janet Arlene. a stillborn child followed. He was active in Christian and East Liberty Methodist churches, served on the school board and Farm Bureau, and belonged to the Masonic lodge. He leaves his wife, daughter, his mother Iva Henderson of Malvern, sisters, a brother, and many relatives.
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Raynor
Glenwood
James A. Henderson
Ora L. Reep
East Liberty
Kenneth Scott
W. C. Stotts
Jim Watson
Glen Howery
Carl W. Scott
Wayne Fasnacht
W. N. Maddocks
W. 5. Messenger
Wayne Fas
Silver City
Elizabeth Wiles
Janet Arlene
Christian Church of
Malvern
East Liberty Methodist Church
Harvest Home
Farm Bureau
Masonic Lodge
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Elizabeth
Janet
Iva Henderson
Harold Terry
Charlie Alexander
Henderson
Lester
Randolph Letter News of Visits and Births in Community
Pasadena visitors Mr and Mrs Mugh Anderson visited the J C Vanatta home. A W Fichter joined Billy Kilpatrick's family. George Malony and Sandra Trively visited Billy Kilpatrick's home. Roland Trively called in the evening. Captain and Mrs R K Estes announced the birth of a son Peter Robin on June 9 weighing 7 lbs 12 1 2 oz, with a older child Mark aged two. Further guests included Keith Molsberry and two children from Azusa and Mrs W W Molsberry of Sigourney, Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugh Anderson
Pasadena
Calif
J. C. Vanatta
A. W. Fichter
Billy Kilpatrick
George Malony
Malvern
Sandra Trively
Roland Trively
R. K. Estes
Fort Lee
Peter Robin
Keith Molsberry
Azusa
W. W. Molsberry
Sigourney, Ta
Kenny Foundation names 1954 area polio fund appeal head
Neil H. Messick Jr of Minneapolis will head the five state area volunteer drive for the 1964 polio fund appeal by the Elizabeth Kenny Foundation. The quota for Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and South Dakota is 768 500. Messick has long served in Kenny fund roles and is a former university alumnus and Rotary member.
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Kenny Foundation
Area Polio Fund
Neil H. Messick, Jr
Minneapolis, Minn
Siater Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iews
North Dakota
South Dakota
Marvin L. Kline
Kline
Measick
Nicollet
Minneapolis
Kenny Fund
Minnegota
Hennepin County
University of Minnesota
Meusick
Minnespolis
Rotary
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Roy F. Chesney
Winona Beck
Irene Heuwinkel
Greeley
Colo
Mapleton
Clifford Robbins
Jane
Presbyterian Social Union
Doris Beckwith
J. E. Randerson
G. J. Anderson
J. H. Beckwith
H. Z. Benton
Mesa, Ariz
St. John's Ladies Aid
Phyllis Ponton
Janie Men‘echel
Mabel Axtell
Marjorie Miller
East Liberty Bible School
Our Church
Douglas Dashner
Max Dashner
Douglas
WSCS
J. R. Hall
E. W. Knight
RB. W. Salyers
Janet Anderson
Marilyn Henderson
Kathy Knop
Sylvia Crink
Patsy Gearhart
Baptist Kensington
John Kline
Mia
Earl Williama
Judy
Carolyn Harria
Bellevue
Nebr
Karl Hertz
Clayton Hertz
Gun Club
M and M Cafe
K. W. Kaight
Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Joan Harriman
Ginnitti Kay Anderson
Carolyn Daghner
Grace Donner
Malvern High School
Ermo
First Presbyterian Church
T. Clifford Hay
Elton Clay
Ernst Ponton
Vivian Priest
Mildred Priest
McCord
Wieners
Mrs. Chas. Costello
God
J. E. Ellison
Clifford Mackey
Forrest Chantry
Frank Hertz
Roy Brewer
Ed Knight
Kenneth Jones
Otto Hall
Kenneth Allensworth
John Willard
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
James Henderson
Fred Adams
Rennie Fichter
Glen Frazer
Wichita, Kan
Guy Frazer
John Omer
Bridge Club
Tabor
Betty Marshall
Salem
Ore
Glen Shirley
Mike Laughlin
Ross Smith
Wilbur Mattes
Melvin Peterson
Northborn
Lloyd Markel
Cedar Rapids
Litta Walker
Randolph
Joe Druse
Bill Kopp
Lawrence Piper
Charles
Margaret Piper
Mamie Burton
Ocea Rumery
Tom Rumery
Jim Benedict
Carl Smith
Baby
Thurman
Charles Smith
Don King of
Imogene
Ivan Taylor
Kilpatrick Home
Red Hire
Shenandoah and
Karmalpattkay Tabor
Harold Grior
Ella ¢Lapper
Bobo Wyant
Nosekahel
Melvin Moore
George Moore
O. Clark
Ike Clark
Los Angeles
Pat Bright
Coy Churchman
Jackie Churchman
Brice Fichter
Strahan
Paul Fichter
A. P. Ferrer
Thelma
Rebecca Foster
Bob Smith
Nebraska City
Dwight Dugger
Sharon
Sidney
Vernon Swigart Home
Funda
Kenny
Spongers
W. L. Anderson
Malvern Leader
Dad
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