Kathleen Hall Engaged to Glen Benefiel
Social notice announces Kathleen Ann Hall plans to wed Glen Sanford Benefiel son of George Benefiel Shenandoah Kathy works at Mutual of Omaha Bud Benefiel with his father in Shenandoah service. No wedding date set. Coffee Morning Compliments Mrs Rankin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hall
Imogene
Kathleen Ann
Glen
Bud) Sanford Benefiel
George Benalel
Shenandoah
Kathy
Mutual
Omaha
Bud
Beneflel
Federated Club Recesses for Summer Months
The Hastings Womans Federated Club held its June luncheon and last regular meeting on June 7 at Emerson Legion Club. Twenty five members attended a noon luncheon followed by a brief business session and a visit to members flower gardens, including those of Mrs. Floy Durbin Mrs. Francis Gard and Mrs. Merrill Crouse. The program committee will meet again in August to plan the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Womans Federated Club
Emerson’ Legion Club
Floy Durbin
Francis Gard
Merrill Crouse
Ruth Circle
T. C. Adkins
William Kerns
R. W. Mansfield
Canada
Fred Gemmell
Miss Jacobsen Feted at Bridal Shower
A Thursday evening bridal shower honored Miss Jacqueline Jacobsen at Mrs. Leland Hansen’s home with twenty guests. Co hosts were Mrs. Fred Harshbarger and Mrs. Allan Burdie. Guests wrote wishes for the bride and groom. gifts were opened with help from her mother Mrs. Roy Jacobsen. Refreshments served with cake and punch by Mrs. Fred Mulholland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Jacobsen
Leland Hansen
Fred Harshbarger
Allan Burdie
Miss Jacobsen
Roy
Jacobsen
Exira
Fred Mulholland
Cook-Out Sunday Evening Honors Oscar Leo
A family gathering at the Leo Raszler home Sunday evening marked a cook-out in honor of Oscar Law. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mooney, Carolyn, Marilyn, Larry, John Wolf, Shenandoah, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grindis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Turner and family, Lowell and Linda McMillen, Gary Stouder, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Leu. Courtesy Coffee Honored Miss Jacobsen Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Leo
Leo Raszler
Oscar Law
Lowell Mooney
Carolyn
Marilyn
Larry
John Wolf
Shenandoah
Kenneth Grindis
Mervin Turner
Lowell
Linda McMillen
Gary Stouder
Oscar Leu
Miss Jacobsen
Jacqueline Jacobsen
F. J. Buttmann
C. J. Nolfsinger
Ed Knight
Doris Beckwith
Hazel Summers
Robert Locher
Della Rinehart
Hinsdale
Roy Jacobsen
Exira
Malvern Student Wins Time Current Affairs Contest
Patricia Newell is announced as a winner in Time Magazine's 27th annual Current Affairs contest at Malvern Community High School. Elvera Henderson, Lara Beckwith, and Nancy Lisle are noted as high scorers among more than 400,000 students who took this year's test. The top scorers in each class receive a magazine certificate and a choice of a globe or book from a selected list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Newell
Time Magazine
Malvern Community High
Elvera Henderson
Lara Beckwith
Nancy Lisle
Time Education
World Globe
Local Talent Performs Dance Recital at Veterans Party
Taylor Dance Studio pupils gave a preview of their recital at the Clarinda Veterans Hospital on June 13 during a June birthday party. The full recital took place on Tuesday evening June 18 at Glenwood State School, featuring Kay Bruce Hastings Patty Trively Claudia Ellison April Erickson Shirley Freemeyer and Ricky and Larry Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Dance Studio
Clarinda Veterans Hospital
Glenwood State School
Kay Bruce
Hastings
Patty Trively
Claudia Ellison
Malvern
April Erickson
Glenwood
Shirley Freemeyer
Randolph
Ricky
Larry Taylor
Church Notes Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood
Fr C L Kaufman pastor. Masses on Sundays 6 15 am and 9 am at Glenwood. State School Mass 7 30 am Sundays. First Fridays Holy Days 6 30 am and 7 30 pm. Weekdays 7 am. Confession Saturdays 3 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
C. L. Kaufman
Church notices list services and events at two congregations
First Presbyterian Church announces worship at 9 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Choir meets Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. The Guild convenes June 13 with Mrs. Charles Costello and Mrs. Blanche Clay to lead. First Methodist Church lists pastor Raw Lippincott and notes Divine Worship at 9 a.m. and Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Junior high MYF meets, Camp Wesley Woods hosts a grade nine to 12 camp, and church committees and circles meet through the week including Mary Circle at Mrs. Harold McCain’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Guild
Presbyterian Westminster Guild
Charles Costello
Bertha Talbott
Carl Whitney
Wyoming
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
Guild
Blanche Clay
First Methodist Church
Raw
John Lippincott
Roy Dean Mansfield
Camp Wesley Woods
Indianola
Jeannie Trimmer
Kathy Poort
Marie Jones
Kathy Lippincott
Fellowship Hall
Commission On
Christian Education
Mary Circle
Harold McCain
St John s Lutheran Church Activities Auditorium
St John s Lutheran Church announces a series of events led by Interim Pastor D J Crockett. Sunday worship at 9 00 and 10 15 with Sunday School for all ages, a 4 H Club tour and picnic on Sunday afternoon, Walther League topic and social hour Tuesday, Young People s Choir rehearsal Wednesday, and an Ice Cream Social Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Glenwood. Free will offering invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Lutheran Church
D. J. Crockett
Church of the Lutheran Hour
Trinity Lutheran
Glenwood
St. John's
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule For Lyle Williams
Lyle Williams leads First Baptist Church Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship follows at 11 a.m. Supt. of Sunday School listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lyle Williams
Pony Creek Construction Approves August Start in Watershed
Keith Glindon of the U S Soil Conservation Service reports that preliminary work for seven structures in the Pony Creek Watershed is on schedule and bids are to be awarded soon. The first contracts cover farms on Downing Jensen, Hultquist Johnson, Penn Lincoln, Owen Gates Salts team, Murray, McGee Clark Barbour Konfist, and Brandon properties. Which structure opens first depends on conditions and contractor choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Creek
Keith Glindon
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Dennis Downing
Arney Jensen
Nora Hultquist
Ben Johnson
Edward Penn
Carl Lincoln
Kenneth Owen
Gates Salts
Thomas Murray
Glen McGee
Charles Clark
Barbour Et al
Mildred Konfist
Pearl Brandon
Glandon
Vein misadventure and hospital wit in Scribblings
In a Randolph Enterprise column the writer recounts a hospital stay with a wayward vein during anesthesia. The experience ends with humor about nurses, a beset arm, hot packs, and a playful jab at gender roles sparked by a visit from Father. The tale ends noting women’s contributions since the biblical origin.
4-H News Indian Debrettes Meet At Mary Anderson House
The INDIAN DEBRETTES 4-H 4-11 club met in June at Mary Anderson’s home. Sixteen members, three leaders, and seven guests attended. Sally Smith judged eight girls' demonstrations. Joan Lindburg and Patty Johnson won the team demonstration. Arlene Lindburg won the individual. Plans announced for July 13 at Legion Park Red Oak 7 p.m. and July 24 achievement show at 2 p.m. Lunch served by Mary, Carol, and mothers. Next meeting at Debbie Lakin’s home for junior girl runoff on June 28. each participant to bring items for judging. Arlene Lindburg, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Debrettes
Mary Anderson
Sally Smith
Cynthia Cole
Marilyn Wax
Connie Parker
Arlene Lindburg
Carol McKee
Joan Lindburg
Patty Johnson
Legion Park
Red Oak
Mary
Carol
Debbie Lakin
Misalon Circle Meeting and Bible Study Schedule
On June 27 at 6 30 p m BYR and 7 30 p m Bible Study Misalon Circle will meet with Mrs Vaughn Hoover June 28 the Quarterly business meeting is scheduled A good attendance is desired as there is important business to discuss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misalon Circle
Vaughn Hoover
Miss Blaine Riley Wins Educational Fund Scholarship
Miss Blaine Riley daughter of Mr and Mrs Herschel Asman received one of four Grace B Sprecher Educational Fund scholarships from the Tabor Beacon chapter of the Order of the Arrow for Girls. Each scholarship valued at 600 dollars supports her plan to enroll at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln this fall after graduating Fremont Mills High School where she served as Worthy Advisor in the Rainbow Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Creston
Glenwood Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Order of Eastern Star
Rainbow Assembly
Helen Kline
Wendell Teachout
Stainbow
Mary Catherine, Cooper
Charles City
Blaine Riley
Herschel Asman
Grace B. Sprecher
Tawa
Order of Taia
Rid4ley
Rhey
Iowa
Grace Sprecher
Denison
Supreme Assembly of the Order
Riley
Fremont-Mills High School
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Tabor Rainbow Assembly
Baldwin elected Rotary District 565 governor at convention
W O Baldwin of Hebron Nebraska was chosen governor for District 565 for the year starting July 1 after the International Convention in St Louis. District 565 covers 36 clubs in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa including Tabor. Carl Miller of Los Angeles, incoming RI president, promotes a Miller Policy of district to district club to club and person to person communications for world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
St. Louis
W. O
Orville) Baldwin
Hebron
Neb
Baldwin
Nebrasue
Iowa
Tabor
R. T
Carl Miller
Los Angeles
Iceland
Pat Glen Elected State 4-H President
Pat Glen formerly Fremont county boys 4-H president was elected state Boys 4-H president at the recent state 4-H conference. He belongs to the West Nishna Livestock 4-H club and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Nennemann, with several county delegates supporting the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Glenn
Fremont County
Pat
West Nishna Livestock
E. B. Nennemann
Dianna Brown
Hamburg
Wendee Beam
Farragut
Susan Tyrner
A. D. Benson
Nancy Lemrick
Pat York
Linda Scott
Judy Anderzhon
Tom Fender
Larry Peterson
Benny Lyons
Richard Walter
4H Members Attend State Camps and Conference
The East Walnut Ever Ready 4 H club trip to Ames included C W Dalbey county extension director and group leaders. During 4H week, State Health and Conservation camps were held with Charlotte Zach of Riverton attending Conservation camp and Dennis Shull of Riverton attending Health camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Walnut
C. W. Dalbey
Ames
Charlotte Zach
Riverton
Dennis Shull
Malvern Leader Office Ads Promote Paper Deals
Typing paper priced at $1.25 per ream and Better Bond papers up to $4 per ream advertised at the Malvern Leader office, with the note tf indicating time or feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Leader
Strahan Garden Club Plans Tour
The Strahan Garden Club met at the church on June 12 with fourteen members one guest athy Lippincott and four children present. President Mrs Bob Christensen conducted business and announced a tour to Clarinda on July 10. Ice cream cake mints and iced tea were served after Lynn Costelo demonstrated sand wall plaques with several on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Garden Club
Mines
Gerald Maher
John Bayes
Marvin Woodill
Athy Lippincott
Bob Christensen
Clarinda
Lynn Costelo
Strahan News Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Mrs. Marvin Woodfill and Mrs. M G Woodfill visited Omaha on Tuesday. Carol Hall began work at Hand hospital in Shenandoah. Dob Woodfill traveled to Ames then visited Carl Woodfills at Meser vy. Mrs. Charles W Kayton went to Indianola to stay with her son HY Kayton. Saturday’s Pleasantville wedding united Joe Thomas and Barbara Bare. District Pottery event drew David Angus to Council Bluffs. Riverton guests included Mrs Blendie Paterson Mrs Warner McDaniel and Matt Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Woodfll
M. GC. Woodfill
Omaha
Carol Hall
Hand Hospital
Shenandoah
Dob Woodfll
Ames
Carl Woodfills
Meservy
Charles W. Kayton
Indianola
Charles
HY. Kayton
Joe Thomas
Barbara Bare
Pleasantville
Charles W
Kayton
David Angus
Council Bluffs
Blendie Paterson
Warner McDaniel
Matt Young
Council Bluffa
Gob Barton
Delman Porter
Riverton
Malvin Irvin
Henderson News Highlights Local Social Visits and Funeral
Henderson residents and families are reported visiting relatives in Council Bluffs Red Oak and Tyler. Attendants attended Marion Swinderman's funeral in Macedonia. Social events included a birthday breakfast at Cunningham Park and visits to hospitals and friends in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Taylor
Taylor
Red Oak
Melva Christoersen
Anna Pierce
Curts
Tyler
Herbert Stephens
Shady Lawn
Oakland
Henderson
Marion Swinderman
Macedonia
Mra
Carl Balton
Harvey Barton
Carrol Phillips
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Kathleen
Hall
Glen Bent Benefiel
Rankin
Fred Pierce
William Rankin
Pittsburg
Pierce
Ellis Teigren
White Cross
Basil Clay
Albert Johnson
Mildred Benton
Wm. Black
Baptist Fellowship
Baptist Church
Hugh Shively
Appenings Federated Club
Ray
Rinehart
Adela Lind
Co. V. Lind
Janet Gereau
Tammy
Tammy Gereau
W. R. Byington
A. H. Nothem
Beach’s
Stevens
MCHS
Pony Creek Construction
MA. H. EL
Randolph Enterprise
Father
Ben Casey
Reemanyees
Lowa
Madrid
Judy Frazier
Griswold
Royce Kitelinger
Braylan Joyce Fritz
Dannie Stamp
Persia
Don Hopp
Calvern
Pat Glen
Strahan News
Nina Crouse
Be, L. Byers Sr
Mrs. Byers
Claude Boruft
the Edmundson Hospital
Melva Christofferson
Sylvia Achenbaugh
George Bybergs
Treynor
Gary Stephens
Sanders Rosa
Cuningham Park
Elberta
Farmdale
DE Jeans
Johnson Grocery
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