Connie Finds Trip to Windy City Top Interest for 4-H Members
Connie Lees recounts a 4-H member group trip to Chicago financed by the Sears Roe Buck Foundation. The itinerary includes stops at the Art Institute, Prudential building observatory, Sears Testing Laboratories, Cinerama Holiday, Sound of Music, Marshall Fields, and multiple showrooms and tours. The group travels by Burlington, visits Windy City sites, and returns to Red Oak with renewed goals and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Lees
Walter McLeod
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Wilma Schultz
David Angus
Red Oak
Burlington
Windy City
Palmer House
Chicago Art Institute
Thorne
Prudential
Hargri
Italy
Merchandise Mart
Knoll
Knapp & Tubbs
Bordelon’s
Chicago
Chicago Lighting Institute
Marshall Fields
Walnut Room
Good Old
Iowa
More Damage From Storm Beyond Parker Home
Neighbors report further storm damage from last Thursday morning's lightning. Hot water heater and utilities affected at Allen Palmer home. Hog house motors and TV and washer at Don Parker. Phone at Lynn Parker and Hastings line damaged requiring new service. Siding and northeast corner of Don Parker residence blackened and splintered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Parker
Allen Palmer
Don Parker
Lynn Parker
Hastings
Farewell and Welcome Dinner in Wesley Chapel
Large crowd gathered at the Wesley Chapel basement for a farewell and welcome dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Alan Dobernecker and Mr. and Mrs. Sell as they depart or relocate. Various local residents attended events, birthdays, and church activities with several mentions of family moves, a school bus incident, and World Day of Prayer observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Meyer
Alan
Frank Dobernecker
Bob Sell
John Plumb
Glen. Jackson
Hiram Cool
Busy Bees 4 H club meeting at Wolfe home
The Busy Bees 4 Har club met at the Wolfe home February 10 with tape measures and pattern sizing discussed. Members reviewed record books with help from a record book mother. Sewing tips covered care of hair skin habits and simple mending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLores
Carol
Marsha Wolfe
Angela Sayers
DeLores Wolfe
Genene Maher
Carol Wolfe
Virginia Angus
Virginia
Angus
CUSTOMERS CHECKS Big stock available in vads
The Malvern Leader reports broad stock of checks available with a focus on value and variety. Readers are invited to visit or contact the paper for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Rebekah Circle Meets At LOC Hall
Members attended the Rebekah Circle meeting Tuesday afternoon March 6 at the LOC hall with Mrs. Reno Moore as hostess Pencil games followed the business session Mrs. A P Jones in charge Prize winners were Mrs Harvey Deiltchler Mrs Clyde Pratt Mrs A F Childs and Mrs Harley Atteberry Hostess served refreshments The April 3 meeting will be at the home of Mrs Clyde Att
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Circle
C.F. Hall
Loc. Hall
Reno Moore
A. P. Jones
Harvey Deiltchler
Clyde Pratt
A. F. Childs
Harley Atteberry
Berg
Clyde Att
Local Scene Sees Funerals and Birthday Celebrations
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skerritt attended Frank Will's funeral at the Methodist church in Syracuse Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. John Mass hosted a Sunday dinner for their grandson Kenneth Stewart turning 12 and neighbor Benny Mores turning 13, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Skerritt
Syracuse
Neb
Frank Will
John K. Mass
Kenneth Stewart
Benny Mores
Ralph Stewart
PTA Will Buy Records for S. C. Music Dept.
The Silver City PTA met March 6 at the high school and voted to purchase records for the music department. A color film This is Bermuda was shown by Reymond Beam. Vickie Elwood played piano, with two vocal numbers by sixth to eighth graders led by Willa Pullman. A committee served cookies and coffee at the lunchroom close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Parent-Teachers Association
Jim Maloney
Bermuda
Reymond Beam
Vickie Elwood
Willa Pullman
Jack Burgoin
W. L. Carlson
Don
Box Elder Club Met With Potluck Plans In March
The S C Box Elder Woman's Club gathered last Wednesday with 11 members present. Hostess Mrs Gene Messenger led roll call with a favorite Irish song and prize winners were Mrs Bob Palmer Mrs Ernest Turner and Mrs Gene Richer. A potluck dinner is planned for March 21 at Mrs Bernard Bryants home. Rick entertainment featured "50" and members noted upcoming meetings and visits from local families and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Elder
Gene Messenger
Hazel Croft
Eva Fox
Bernard Bryant
Bob Palmer
Ernest Turner
Gene Richer
William Kaht
Local families host dinners and visits across communities
Mr and Mrs Frank Lincoln and children dined with the Millers in Glenwood. Silver City Woman’s Club plans a March 20 meeting at Mes J W Parman’s home. Fred Techau and Gerald Stogdill visited Teehaw family in Mineola. Vernon Beck and Teresa of Council Bluffs joined a Sunday dinner with the Buch kinds. Harold Adair and family hosted Hoffmanns and Jeff. Arch and Virgil Decker with Trudy joined Mildred Fitzpatrick’s Sunday dinner in Little Sioux. Robert Waller visited Springer family in Omaha. Emma Markel hosted Rev LeRoy Pullman at dinner last Thursday. Carrie McClure of Glenwood now lives at Gladys Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Harold Skerritt
Conrad Kruse
Charles
Marvin Goos
Neil
Robert Kruse
Sharron Stewart
Charles Copperstone
Bob Bargain
F. G. Barnes
Macedonia Methodist Church
Fern Slater
Glenwood
Clifford Boyer
LeRoy Pullman
Fay Morvical
Clayton Morvical
Council Bluffs
Glen Robertson
Phillip Gillman
Omaha
Wilbert Bond
Warren Robertson
Farm Bureau Service Company Board
John Swarts
Kansas City
Joe
Grisamore
Kay Lyn
Jeff
Linda
Tony Prieto
Anthony John
J. W. Parman
Clayton Fries
Cynthia
A. ¥. Childs
M. J. Humston
Frank Lincoln
Dirk, Brett and
Fenton
Howard Miller
Silver City
F. L. Bichel
Sofis
Harold Adair
Richard Hoffman
Arch Decker
Virgil Decker
Trudy
Mildred Fitzpatrick
Little Sioux
Robert Waller
Jim Springer
Emma Markel
Carrie McClure
Gladys Ross
Malvern Leaders Guests Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hays observed their wedding anniversary March 10 with a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Vern Parsons and family of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Storten becker and family of Council Bluffs. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Atteberry Marvin and Robert and Mrs. George Ord with Donald Ord and their mother at Bellevue Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Palmer
Craig
Donald Godfrey
Darrell
Bill McGrew
Nishna Valley
Ailan Palmer
Dale Randolph
Henderson
Elwanda Paget
Dale Mathews
Shenandoah
Henry Washburn
Mra
Dick Shinbaum
Jerry, Osler
Council Bluffs
C. M. Rowe
Glenwood
Gene Bolton
Rey
D. M. Rowe
Donald Parker
Everett McGrew
Song
Marsha
Blaine Smith
Carson
Monte Smith
Palmen
Smith
Hazel Buckendahl
Omaha
Lee Robbins
Jeannia
Harley Atteberry
Marvin
Robert
Vern Parsons
Henry Stortenbecker
Ira Hays
Donald Ord
George Ord
Marvin Lintner
Bellevue, Neb
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Connie
4-H
First Avenue
Parker
Wesley Chapel
Mark Robbins
Douglay Deitchier
Cliton
George Parker
Parker Home
Red Oak Hospital
Clement Rowe
Doe “Robbins
S. S
Gerry Houger
Henderson Christian Church
Glen Miller
Howard Thomas
Lester DeBolt
Lynn Fieming
The
Wales Presbyterian, Church
Rowe
Glen Lowere
Ben Wilson
Marion Wilson
Wesley Chapel Church
Home and Overseas Mission
Edmundson Hospital
Dennis Yates
Simpson
Indianola
Floyd Yates
Pamela
Marsha Palmer
Goin Wilbur
Darrell Godfrey
Stephen Shaw
Eric Nyren
Busy Bees
Charles Hall
Strahan
Nancy Yates
Fred Geihs
Tank Wagon Service
GUY Oil CO
Conoco Products Malvern
Silver City News
PTA
S. C. Music Dept
Dick Hunt
Carolyn Tackett
Marie Knop
Catheryn Hunt
Cootie
Doris ®Urbee
Norina Jean For
Harry Simmons
Harvey Deitchler
Bert Fritz
Dale Haines
Steve Haines
Mills-Fremont
Glenwood Armory
Alfred Miller
George Miller
Richard
Dennis
Rodney
Wayne Sell
Clarence Mass
Byron
Paul Black
Pat
Henry Dannat
Johnny
Karl Mintle
Councell Bluffs
G. E. Hardesty
J. R. Cardwell Malvern
S. C. Box Elder Club
Jim A. Anderson
Tabor
Owa
Country Jobs Our Specialty Co
Bluffs
Stanley Readi
Northwestern Bell Business Office
Northwestern
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