Martin-Edmondson Vows at Red Oak
Miss Margaret Martin of Red Oak and Duane Edmondson of Henderson were married at 2 p m Saturday February 29 in the First Christian church Red Oak with Rev Kenneth Tipton officiating. The couple will reside at the Lynn Flaming farm house east of Henderson after a California visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Martin
Red Oak
Duane Edmondson Or Henderson
First Christian Church
Kenneth Tipton
Rev Martin
Paul Edmondson
Henderson
Harmatron of
Lana Taylor
Paul James Taylor
Lynn Flaming
Dean Edmondson
Henderson Family Guests Attend Edmond Sons Wedding
Mr and Mrs Art Moulds and family from Alta visited Paul Edmons sons over the weekend. Mrs Moulds attended the wedding with the Edmond sons, marking a family gathering amid the nuptial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Moulds
Henderson and Henderson area church notices and social events
Church services and Sunday School times for Henderson Methodist and Henderson Christian churches are listed, along with midweek activities. A lengthy social column notes anniversaries, visits, hospital stays, and neighborly calls among local families, church members, and friends in Oak, Des Moines, and nearby towns.
Social Roundup Of Dinners And Visits Across Towns
Mrs. Leo Boileau and family visited near Dee Moines while Buck Sowers stayed with Kenny Scott. Various neighbors hosted dinners and Sunday calls, including Mrs. Winchester and family visiting Mrs. Helen Winchester, and a Silver City call on Mrs. William Simmonds. Open House attendance at Heritage House in Atlantic included Ralph J. Benett. Weekend guests included Susan Allensworth with aunt Sharon Henderson. A women’s shower for Mrs. Margaret Martin was held at Hysham House Red Oak with multiple hostesses. Ice cream and cake marked Mrs. Edmondson's birthday with Dean Edmondson hosting. Beverly Jewell visited Council Bluffs and called on Fred Hemmington in Council Bluffs. Several couples attended events in Omaha and Des Moines area, with visits among the Steiners, Viner, Jewell, and Rickers families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Boileau
Denny
David
Marilyn
Griswold
Ralph J. Benett
New Heritage House
Atlantic
Susan Allensworth
Macedonia
Sharon Henderson
Paul Edmondson
Art Fritcher
Dean Edmondson
Howard Allensworth
Hysham House
Red Oak
Margaret Martin
Bob Nimrod
Gert Belt
Dick Hurrell
Harold Miller
Jay Martin
Roy Martin
Hart Belleauss
Edmondson
Beverly Jewell
Council Bluffs
J. K. Jewell
Fred Hemmington
Dean Perry
Bren ‘da and
Bryan
T. ©. Shook
Claude Stephens
Malvern
Ralph J. Viner
Gerald Viner
Omaha
Otha Wearin
Lions Club
Wearin
Chet Yeager
Dalaine Stumpa
Derry Stump
Ferne Slump
Juanita Melendy
Counlest Bluffs
Velma South
Walt Koenig
Blair
Nebr
Gene Rickers
Rickers
Ralph Dorey
Median
Jamessr
Atos Morrisan
Mitchell, Nebr
Herbert Stephens
Stephena and Morrisons
Bryan Maxwell
Stephens
Morrison
Liva Jenkins
Pearl Mercer
Lula Williams
R. J. Viner
Emarson Federated Woman's
Paul Edmondsons
Melva Christoffarnen
Anna Pierce
George Hybergs
Treynor
Glenwood
Strahan Methodist Church Holds Services and Notices
Strahan MRS NINA CROUSE Correspondent reports at Strahan Methodist Church with Rev John Eppincott and Robt Christensen. Divine Worship at 9 30 a m, sermon What is Your Arm or. Sunday School at 10 30 a m. News notes include return from eastern vacation by Mr and Mrs Emmett Gipe and a string of local visits and visitors from Shenandoah Pacific Junction Maryville Council Bluffs Malvern and Red Oak with many family ties and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Christian Church
Robert Jones
Helen Brink
Strahan Methodist Church
John Eppincott
Robt. Christensen
Local social notes from Oakland and area events
Mr and Mrs Arthur Allenos worth visited Oakland on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Blaine Hobson of Macedonia called on the Scherls Sunday evening. Barbara Hendrix of Omaha spent the weekend with the Hendrix family. Lynne Sowers of Carson called on Mrs Hettie Sowers Saturday morning. Mrs Vera Dittus visited Mrs Melya Christoffersen for supper Saturday. Mrs Agnes Workman visited Hamburg Monday to see her son Carroll hospitalized after being beaten Saturday night. He is on the police force and was injured while in performance of duty. New church pews for the Christian church arrived Monday from Beatrice Nebr. Floor sanded and refinished. Trustees of Henderson and Wesley Chapel met Monday night at the parsonage. Nellie Fickel visited Emerson and Red Oak Monday. Glen Brown attended a fertilizer meeting in Shenandoah Monday night. Mr and Mrs Earl Boileau had business in Shenandoah Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Allenosworth
Oakland
Blaine Hobson
Macedonia
Scherls
Barbara Hendrix
Omaha
Christian Church
Beatrice
Nebr
Henderson
Wesley Chapel
Inet
Nellie Fickel
Emerson
Red Oak
Glen Brown
4-H Silver Creek Go Getter Club Meeting Report
4-H Silver Creek Go-Getters met at Jack Sell’s home on February 10 with 18 members and three guests attending. Members voted for a skating party on March 28 and a new electricity activity was introduced by speaker Fred Harshberger. David Newell spoke on sow and litter care, followed by refreshments from Mrs. Sell. Next meeting date not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Jack Sell
Fred Harshbarger
David Newell
Local visits and hospital transport noted in Malvern and Council Bluffs
Mr and Mrs Clarence Lemonds and others visited former neighbors in Malvern while Mrs Helen Fisher brought her parents to Glenwood. Robert Shaul spent an afternoon at the Walter Briley home and lunch with Mrs Flaher at the State School. Charles Wright, formerly of Dallas, moved to the Nishna Cottage by ambulance. Genene Stouder and family attended a basketball game in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Maher
Geneve
Ambrose Dover
Imogene
Jim Corbett
Maryville
Zeno Bass
Lyle
Lynn Hensley
New Market
Charley W. Kayton
Kaytons
Floyd Bowen
Gordon Kink
N.F.O
Shenandoah
Bob Fisher
Council Bluffs
Helen Fisher
Robert Shaul
Charles W. Kayton
A. L. Carley
Marien Carley
Carson
Otha D. Wearin
Rose Brazelton
Grace Nebett
Glenwood
Brazelton
Red Oak Hospital
Clarence Lemonds
Nina Crouse
W. M. Veatal
Villisea
Arthur Church
Malvern
Robert Shauls
Robert
Walter Briley
Everett Stouder
Larry
Lewis Central
Peppy Pixies Meet At Grindle Home February Meeting
Bob Bell reports on the Peppy Pixies gathering at Kathy Grindle's home February 18 at 7 30 p m. Demonstration on cleaning upholstered furniture and wallpaper spots. Ruth Ann Eustice spoke on appearance posture and attitude and her Korea pen pal project. Refreshments served. Next meeting at Terry Fender's home March 17 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Grindle
Ruth Ann Eustice
Terry Fender
Printing Call The Malvern Leader for All Kinds
Print shop seeks varied orders from Malvern area clients. Local business pushes versatile services including posters flyers and stationery with prompt turnaround and affordable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
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Martin-Edmondson
Earl Allensworth
L. B. Petersen
Faunces
Iowa
Henderson Methodist Church
Clement Rowe
Arthur Allensworth
Goth Wilber
C. A. Frink
Joe Bergantzel
Wolbach
Elmer
Clarence Archers
C. A. Frinks
Jerry Byers
Herman Coppack
Helen Winchester
Grace Bowen
Dale Randolph
Leon
Thomas Viner
Fawiy
T. G. Rieken
Karen
Des Moines
Rep. Scherle
Art Fletcher
Wagon Wheel Saddle Club
Ray Carr
Robert Scote
C. W. Carspecken
Arnold Williams
Debbie
Ronnie
Checkerboard News
Good Grain Co
Purina
Checkerboard
Purina Synegistorad
Tre Ralston Purine
Strahan
Flimmcott
Emmett Gipe
Russell Robertson
Mahopac
N. Y
Bellevue
Emmett
Marjorie Hodoyal
Paul Gipes
Toledo
Rev
Lambe
Indianala
Jerry Coles
Cincinatii, O
Trent Coles
Iowa City
Friends
New York City
Mrs. M. ©. Woodall of
Jared Woodill
Aleeta Burgett
Dale Meyer
BE. Summers
Rose White
Mate
Bill Bradley
Tabor
Clarence Lomonds
Laurence White
Mable
Paul Kimsey
Bert Howard
Kenneth Davis
Dennis
Darrell Moyer
Percival
Cora Livengood
Elmar
Fred and
Andy
Pacific Junction
DeWayne Robertsen
Maryville, Mo
Rosella Wortman
Rafferty Mobil Junction
Naoud
USS Farm Products
USS
USS Amerstrand
United States Steel
Lee
Mike Stevens
Bob Bell
Salyers
First Avenue
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