Death of Former Wivos Countian in Oregon
Obituary notes the death of a former Wesley County resident in Oregon, mentions widow Ruth, son Keith, four grandchildren, a niece, and burial in Wesley area. The column also recounts Father’s Day visits and numerous social gatherings among local families including Godfrey, Bakehouse, Wilson, and Campbell households with multiple Sunday dinners and weekend travels among residents of Red Oak, Macedonia, Omaha, Malvern, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Godfrey
Red Oak
Jim Campbell
den Godfreys
Lorance Lisle
Bath
Phil Warner
Fort Dodge
Ruth Kelley
W.B. Shapcott
Jeff Sel
Jim Kellews
Marion Wilsons
Otto Micheels
Ainsworth
Nebr
Ben Wilson
Iowa United Methodist Conference
Des Moines
Helen Grissom
Omaha
Harold Wilsons
Daisy Zimmerman
Macedonia
Jack Courliers
Hastings
Mrs
Lynn Parker
Jay
Maha
Robert Resh
B Nelaw
Mark Robbins
Tami
Howard II
Malvern
Lorance
Bach
Ellsworth Smith
City
Jean Longa
Michelle
Michael
John Wilson
Harold
Glen Dyers
Lucas
Lyle Asell
Andy
Chariton
Russell Asells
Hope Cleveland
Carson
Albert Truelson
Alden
Gary Lees
Esther Pierce
Duane Edmondson
Henderson
William Rube
Howard Wilson
Howard Wilsons
William Rubes
David Baumbach
Birthday party and community news from Red Oak
Red Oak residents were Sunday night callers at the Howard Wilson home to celebrate Ronald McGrew turning 15. The Oaks community notes list visitors, a 94th birthday party, and a funeral, plus church activities and Shire Family events. The second section offers freezer and food safety tips from extension service, detailing power outages, dry ice usage, thawed foods, and refreezing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Howard Wilson
Ronald McGrew
Mrs. Maddocks
Glenwood
Metyvirew
Everett and
Trene McGrew
Roger and
Ross
Jesus
Son of God
Bob Roeder
Norman Remple
Mystery Circle
Edwin Ambrose
Althea Norton
Larry Skank
Carson
John Teas
Ralph Coles
Max Isaacson
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Victor Norton
Merrill Sowers
Ray Trively
Malvern
Amber Carson
Roger Davidson
Iowa City
Morris Johnson
Estes Park
Colo
Bill Huff
Robert Hicks
Harry DeBolt
Gene Westerlund
Tammy
Morton Mills
Bob Hicks
Joy Cole
Roeder
Jerry Byers
Brian Jenkins
Sowers
Barbara Buffington
Sarah
Mills County 4-H Meeting Plans Potluck at Emerson Park
4-H News reports a meeting at Kenny Bass's home with vice president Tom McDonald presiding in President Alan Crouse's absence. Details include a potluck at Emerson Park, a tour discussion, a Mills County history talk by Bass, and adjournment motion seconded by Eric Binkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Kenny Bass
Alan Crouse
Tom McDonald
Emerson Park
Mills County
Scott Barton
Eric Binkley
Hastings Happenings Bet ay Dunbar Ru
The Priest Dimmit annual reunion gathered at John Molk farm near Springfield Nebraska with guests Betty Hulett of Gardena California and families from Sioux City Emerson and Red Oak. News notes include births, visits, and the death of former Hastings resident Ray Christie in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Art Larson
F.E. Benedict
Davis City
Edith Shere
Tabor
Arno Miller
Steve Burbridge
Todd
Mondamin
Francis Larson
Jay Perkins
Matthew Scott
Tuedsay
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Matthew
Jesse
Kristi
Jesse Perkins
Kyle Peterson
Sioux City
Jennie Haroff
Clara Benedict
Glenwood
Hastings
Ray Christie
Omaha
Jesse and
Kristi Perkins
Steve Roby
Church News from Malvern and Surrounding United Methodist Churches
Malvern United Methodist Church led by Rev Charles Cowell with Galen Hunt as Church School Supt holds worship at 11 a.m and Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Administrative Board meets fourth Wednesday. Strahan United Methodist lists Rev Cowell as pastor with worship at 9:30 a.m and Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Hastings Nishna Valley Parish United Methodist Church shows Jim Campbell as pastor with Sue Goodwin as Sunday School Supt, services at 10:30 a.m and Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern United Methodist
Charles Cowell
Galen Hunt
Strahan United Methodist
Emmett Gipe
Hastings Nishna Valley Parish
United Methodist Church
Jim Campbell
Sue Goodwin
S.S. Supt
Silver City
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Hastings
Iowa
Harry H. Meyer
Henderson Christian Church
Fred Coggburn
Bernard Bryant
S.S
Hillsdale United Methodist Church
Leon V. Wallace
George Wright
Malvern First
Nishna Valley Parish
Emerson United Methodist Church
Henderson United
Emerson First Baptist Church
F. Kance
Wm. Douglas
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
Robert Bartlett
Don Eastwood
Nishna Valley
Dennis Attends SU Fresh Orientation Days
Incoming Iowa State University freshmen in the College of Sciences and Humanities attended two days of orientation this week. Dennis R. Curtis of Hastings was among them. The sessions covered aptitude tests placement testing counseling and fall class scheduling. Students and parents stayed in residence halls and ate at the hall food service. Department tours helped acquaint students with classrooms and labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Sciences and Humanities
Iowa State University
Dennis R. Curtis
Rt. 1
Hastings
Peppy Pals Meet At Leipolds June 5
Peppy Pals held a June 5 meeting at Anne and Karla Leipold home, called to order by president Teri Fickel. An all day home improvement workshop is set for June 15 at the same site. Lauri Osler spoke on Mea suring Windows. The Achievement Show is scheduled for July 19. Mrs Axtell and Mrs Wilson demonstrated patchwork, with refreshments by Mrs Leipold. Kelli Barnett, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Karla Leipold
Teri Fickel
S. Lauri Osler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strahan
Mt. Vernon
Pete Graham
Wesley News
Itors O Wieser
Recors
Wivs Countian
Oregon
Ruth
Lelia
Keith
Dasvid
Jutie
Gantinental United States
Alaska
Colilatargau
Northwestern Bell
Oaks
J. E. Brammeier
Sarah Shopper
Takey Nn Reve
Betty Dunbar
Church News
Council Bluffs
Piers
Olberwatly
Pat Lardy
Balley
Goa
Siftey Agagase
Dennis
Gous
Paul M. Stevens
Blackburn Oil Co
Emerson Farm
Emerson
Bona Valley Grain Co
Hastings Mills County Savings & Grenw
Malvern Body Shop
Malvern Malvern Trust
Briggs Chevrolet Co
Malvern Loan Association
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