March 21 Baptist M and A meeting overview and church plans
Regular Baptist M and A meeting at First Baptist Church was led by Mrs. 5.8. McKee Jr with Mrs. David Olson reading scripture. Nineteen members and a guest answered roll. Plans included March 27 church cleaning and Fellowship Hall painting, plus upcoming rallies, youth fund drives, and the Centennial Banquet preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
McKee, Jr
David Olson
Edwin Grayson
Fellowship Hall
Malvern Nishna
Ira Bell
Des Moines
Bert Morris
Alfred Anderson
Charles Vestal
Historical Committee
M& A
Jeremiah
Hobart Hampton
Estle Darby
Wm. Gravett
Drake Band to Give Concert at Glenwood
Drake University Concert Band of Des Moines will perform at Glenwood high school on April 4 at 7 30 p m during its thirty seventh annual Spring tour. Don R Marcouiller directs the Concert Band and Symphonic Wind Ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DRAKE
Glenwood
Drake University
Des Moines
Glenwood High School
Gordon Woodrow
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Don R. Marcouiller
Love Bridge Theme Guides Emerson Rainbow Girls Outreach
Emerson Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls led by Margo Fender pursued Building Bridges of Love. About 20 girls visited Garden View Care Center in Shenandoah to entertain 60 elderly residents with song and Valentine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Assembly of the
Order of Rainbow
Margo Fender
Garden View Care Center
Shenandoah
Shirley Straight
Helen Kline
Glenwood State Hospital School
Teresa Richards
Connie Edie
Mary Steiner
Miss Fender
Lacy Hall
March Circle Meetings Presented With Community Notes
Miriam Circle met with twelve in attendance at Mrs. C J Blank home. Reports included an $80 bake sale gain. Ill members received well wishes and birthday plans noted for April 12. An Easter Lily and April church flowers planned. April meeting moved to April 17 at Mrs Milo Schick. Mary and George circles held meetings with poems Springtime and Spring Cleaning cited. Plans outlined for April 18 coffee and May 2 Mother-Daughter salad buffet at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Circle
C.J. Blank
Richard Steen
Treasury
Erma Allen
Eldora
Myrtle Lobbing
Winnie Gamble
Milo Schick
del Terry
Vance White
Russell Smith
Forrest Gillespie
Response
Smith
Mary Circle
Darrell Ackenbaugh
Wayne Shapcott
Clyde Patton
Frances Harmon
Clara Smith
Mary Carlstedt
Bertha Thorson
University Hospital
Iowa City
Hathaway Father and Son Named March Conservation Farmers
Mills County Soil Conservation District names Joe Hathaway and his son Paul as Outstanding Conservation Farmers for March. They farm 490 acres in White Cloud Township sections 23 to 25 with basic plans, 65 000 feet of terraces, waterways, contour farming, and minimum tillage using heavy disking to keep residue on the surface, reducing erosion. Paul, a ISU agriculture graduate, returns to farming. they also raise cattle and engage in community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
White Cloud Township
Hathaway’s
Joe
Paul
Iowa State University
Paul Hathaway
Foil Conservation District
Final Rites For Mrs. Joseph Cary
Dorothy Cary 54 of Red Oak died Thursday evening at Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs. Services were held Monday at Stratton church Red Oak with interment at Wesley Chapel cemetery. Wagler Funeral Home Griswold directed arrangements. Born Sept 9 1918 she was the daughter of Fred and Mattie Henderson. She married Joseph Cary July 6 1944 in Red Oak. They had a son Stephen of DeWitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Repp
Newton
Dean Warren
Roger Neumiester
Dunbar
Nebr
Evelyn Warren
Esma Barns
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Good Samaritan Center
Bertha Thorson
Iowa City
Eye
Wilson
Art Darby
Friendship Club
Harold Sowers
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Dorothy
Joseph) Cary
Jennie Edmundson
Council Bluffs
Stratton Church
Wesley Chapel
Wagler
Griswold
Fred
Mattie Bond Henderson
Joseph Cary
Methodist Church
Stephen
DeWitt
Obituary: Susan Cary Stricken, Survived by Family
Susan Cary, formerly Susan Jenkins, of Emerson, died after 23 years teaching in Stennett and Glenwood. She was a Stratton church member, NBA, ISEA, held a BS from NWMS College Maryville, and leaves husband Joe, two sisters Mildred Martin and Edna Harbold, two brothers Walter Henderson and David Henderson, plus three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Jenkins
Emerson
Joe
Mildred Martin
Malvern
Edna Harbold
Council Bluffs
Walter Henderson
Glendale
Calif
David Henderson
Red Oak
Cary
Stratton Church
NBA
ISEA
Nwms College
Maryville
Stennett
Glenwood
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Merle Danielson
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Cooper’s
Wilma Coy
Jim Petty
Florence Cooper
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George Hascall
Don Hascall
Essex
Gordon Hascall
Eric Erickson
Darwin Hascall
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Gene Johnson
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Frank Sawyers
Eugene Lang, Treynor
Paul Jones
M.D. Langs
Robert Evans
C.E. Smith
Margie Hampton
Glenn Kellenbarger
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Charles Kellenbarger
Twenty Nine Palms
Cecille Wax
Church Women United
Glonn Ress
Jackson, Mich
P. P. Bliss
Christ
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Rahtabula
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Mansfield Funeral Home
March Circle
SCD
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LaDonna
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