Westminster Youth Quiz Contest At May Meeting
Nodal Happenings report Westminster youth in a May meeting quiz contest. Donna Dabner honored for her birthday. Girl Scouts visited Shenandoah with KMA members. Radio and TV projects under way. members shown Kenneth Bowmen home CB set and Rich’s car demo. Attended Omaha Saturday with Mrs Layica Roberts escort. guests of Omaha branch of American Association of University Women for tea and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMA
Shenandeeh
Billie Mc
Hma Qamemaker
Mre
Irls
CuMis
Kenneth Bowmen
Mr. Rich
Tancheon Iin Ormaha Satunday
Harler
Stevesson
Dane
Layica Roberts
Hea Cuk
Omaha
I Guesis
Leonard Hammes Archeon
Omahahbrench
Honored Senior Band Mothers Meeting Recap
The Band Mothers gathered at Mrs Edel Knight 4 with 22 members led by president Hive Scott. Tea and cookies were served by Mrs Knight Mrs Sheffel and Mrs Washburn. Mrs Scott named Mrs Gordon Axtell historian to compile a scrapbook of the band and graduating seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edel Knight
Hive Scott
Yunek
Knight
Sheffel
Washburn
Moth
Scott
Gordon Axtell
Tontenoor Matholland
Garden Club May Meeting Names New Chairs
The Malvern Warden Cin plans its May morning breakfast at 9 30 a m with Ma s Monalace as host. Retiring chairs are Mrs Vernon Arndt and Mrs Dick Swett. New chairs are Mrs James Beattie and Mrs I B Salyers. A scrapbook and cake end the year as wives attend a picnic on May 31 hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Opp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beattie
I. B. Salyers
Vernon Arndt
Dick Swett
Arndt
Swett
Dames
Danies
Paul Opp
Garden Club
Monalace
Malvern Warden Cin
Lab
Local Residents Attend Visits and Hospital News
Local figures and families are noted visiting relatives and attending events across several towns. Mary Jane Calwell from Lansing joined at a Mother's Day observance with Zelma Worman. Blanche Emerick broke her ankle and was taken to Hamburg hospital for care before returning home. Regulars like Clint Jackson, Ralph Wilson, and W. D. Baer are mentioned with hospital stays, travels to California, and local district and library meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Calwell
Mary Jane
Lansing
Mich
Council Bluffs
Clint Jackson
California
Ralph Wilson
Edmundson Hospital
W. D. Baer
Aamily
Independence
E. W. Haderer
Charles M. Wilson
Nishna Cottage
John Schroeder
Denver
Colo
Nebraska
Henry Schroeder
Miller
Nabr
Don Wooley
Kearney
Nebr
Lilian Adan
John Kolfaromian Jr
Atom
Ton
Red Oale Methodist Church
Mra
Ben Britth
Edimundson Hospital
Argel Pithlont
Adlon Wall
William Poondollesa
Oslaloona
Spant
Nik
Church and Youth Group Schedule Notes Rest at Hazel Hotter Home
The text lists midweek activities including Mothers group on Wednesday, Chow practice, Clarivel Choir practice, MYF meeting, Youth Mondays, and a program titled Holding Instinme hosted by Mrs J E Ellison. Hostesses include Ellen Lookabill Lottie Haden and Ray Hilton with a Friday choir practice at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hotter
J. E. Ellison
Ellen Lookabill
Lottie Haden
Ray
Hilton
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Rev Hugh Shiveley presides at 10 a m worship service with 9 a m Sunday School. On May 13 at 7 30 p m Westminster Guild meets with Mrs Mary Aistrope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh Shiveley
Westminster Guild
Mary Aistrope
St John s Lutheran Church May Events
Rev. P. G. Becker pastor. May 7 8 p m usher meeting. May 9 9 00 a m Sunday School 9 06 a m Teen Bible class 9 00 a m Adult Bible Class 10 00 a m Divine Worship. May 12 7 30 p m Confirmation class 7 00 p m Choir practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Lutheran Church
P. G. Becker
Fines Levied on Father and Son After Night Drive Altercation
Thomas L. Watson 20 of Glenwood filed an assault and battery charge against Dick and Gene Hiatt of Glenwood after a night time dispute over car lights. In Justice of Peace Carl Remley’s court, the Hiatts were fined $25 and costs each. A Council Bluffs attorney represented the Hiatts. Remley noted the dispute began when Watson said the Hiatt car lights bothered him, leading to a later confrontation at the Hiatt garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Watson
Glenwood
Gene Hiatt
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Council Bluffs
Hiatts
Remley
Watson
Hiatt
List of Volunteer Workers for Cancer Drive
Fifty years ago cancer had little hope of cure but now one in three patients is saved. Mills county 1965 quota is 2555 dollars as the American Cancer Society thanks volunteers helping this drive. Mrs Glen Jackson chairs Anderson Indian Creek and Deer Creek townships along with numerous volunteers inWhite Cloud Rawles Silver Creek South Center and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
American Cancer Society
Glen Jackson
Anderson
Indian Creek
Deer Creek
Glen Sowers
Ed Meadows
Floyd Yates
Herbert Stevens
Henderson
Ellsworth Smith
Clyde Liston
Floyd Bowen
Kermit Hill
Yer
Hastings
Hebe Edie
Mable Ward
Wilma Coy
Emerson
Dale Meyer
Imogene
Walter Phelps
White Cloud
Rawles
Silver Creek
South Center
South Glenwood
Jack Bowen
Elsie Bruce
Alva Henderson
Vern Sell
Carl Buch
Levon Rohrberg
Evon Bomer
Clyde Shook Jr
So. Center
Ora Benedict
Merritt Arnold
So. Glenwood
Lola Boquette
Lyons and Plattville
Eva Kates
Pacific Junction
Shirley Lincoln
Burl Vinton
Plattville
Ray Hiley
Chmn
St. Marys
Oak
Ingraham
North Glenwood
North Center
John Brandt
Ervin Deitchler
John Deitchler
Mineola
Mmes
H. W. Thieschafer
Alfred Stille
Warren Sawyers
Gail Powers
Paul Speck
Joe Kruse
Willa Schoening
Shirley Carlson
Alene Ord
Susie Stewart
Wilma Jones
Silver City
Jay Darnold
Conrad Kruse
Jack Burgoin
Jack
Local names listed in civic gathering program
A roster of attendees includes Andrey, Leo May, Wilbert Bond, Albert Schoening, Paul Tackett, Earl Maddocks Jr., Ingraham, Mmes. Ed Jens, Rudy Hopp, Bernard Roenfeldt, Center, Mmes. Gerald Plummer, Bud Hartman, Miss Louis Gillard, and Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrey
Leo May
Wilbert Bond
Albert Schoening
Paul Tackett
Earl Maddocks Jr
Ingraham
Ed Jens
Rudy Hopp
Bernard Roenfeldt
Center
Mmes
Gerald Plummer
Bud Hartman
Louis Gillard
Glenwood
Hastings WSCS Set to Meet at Emerson Home
The WSCS will meet Thursday May 13 at 0 p.m. at Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Russell's Emerson home for an important final conference year gathering. Mrs Ray Sage of Red Oak visited friends in town Monday. Mr and Mrs James Courtier and son of Town City spent the weekend at Rollie Good's home. First Methodist Church activities list Ralph Russell Mobuster Dorothy Sargent Supt Sunday School 94 Morning Worship 9:45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Ralph Russell
Emerson
Ray Sage
Red Oak
James Courtier
Town City
Rollie Good Home
Dorothy Sargent
May 1965 Malvern dinner draws $150 clearing
The May dinner at the Methodist church was well attended and $150 was cleared.WSCS praised everyone’s cooperation.Lori McConkey of Malvern visited the Arthur Goodwin home Monday evening.Funeral services were announced for Lowell Mooney of Shenandoah, a former local resident, who died of a heart attack. Herb Stogdill and Sandra visited Richard Payne in Sidney Sunday evening.The Woman's Federated Club will meet at the church on Friday May 7 Otha Wearin will be guest speaker presenting Hastings history. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
WSCS
Lori McConkey
Malvern
Arthur Goodwin
Lowell Mooney
Shenandoah
Herb Stogdill
Sandra
Richard Payne
Sidney
Woman's Federated Club
Otha D, Wearin
Hastings
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Westminster
Donna Dabner Honoret
Mualvernia
Mae Nillen Murphy
Y. H. Tou
Anita Borer Christopher
Ward Roberts
Fate IS the Hunter
Glen Ford, Suzanne Pleshette
Dantes
Reid Flower Shop
FFA
Chantry School
Larry Zanders
Larry Williams
Don McCain
Lee Blackman
Keith Swanson
Steve Clark
Bob Bell
Jerry Ponton
Bill Clay
Wrene
Wester
Tsy
Cts & Weddetauist
Dcuus
Frederic Newell
Joe Robbins
Patrician
Maury Jo
First Baptist Church
Hugh Bhiveley
Lyle Williams
Om Bry
Tafeo
Wbidty
First Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Manafield
Berman
Farm Bureau Life
William H. Schroeder, Jr
Love
Cancer Drive
Iowa
Palace
BACON
Morton House
Wei
Hershey's
Mrs. Tucker
Johnson Grocery
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