Views of Whakrernians Church Services and Local Visits
Presbyterian church led Sunday services at Nishna Cottage with special music by Mrs. Charles Costello. Numerous guests and local residents share dinners, visits, and celebrations across Red Oak and area, including retirees, university connections, dental society meetings, and hospital recoveries. Notable items include 41 years of teaching by Hazel Lusk, des Moines dental meeting, and Marsha Jackson’s return after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Nishna Cottage
Charles Costello
William Blackburn
Joe Mayberry
Leo Leonard
Essex
Meredith Pollitt
Tempe
Ariz
E. Pollitt
Leonard Dye
Sunnyside
Wash
Clifford Schoening
Marilyn
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Robert Cline
Mutual of Omaha
United of Omaha
Glenn Bantz
Kenneth Bowman
Duane
Deborah
Red Oak
Hazel Lusk
Bowman
Lusk
Cadet Donald Aistrope Named Wentworth Academic Honor
Cadet Donald L. Aistrope Jr earned scholastic honors for the second six weeks at Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Missouri announced by Lt Col Dallas C Buck dean. He is son of Maj and Mrs Donald L Aistrope USAF Ret of Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Aistrope Jr
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Dallas C. Buck
Wentworth
Donald
Donald L. Aistrope
Usaf Ret
Malvern
Many Awards Given Cub Scouts Sunday
The postponed April meeting of Cub Scout Pack 242 was held May 6 at Chantry school to host the annual Kite Derby. Cubmaster Washburn presided as Ruth Miller called the roll. awards included Webelos to Randall Barber and Mark Babbitt and Bobcat pins for new Cubs Dennis Fenton Dennis Kyle James Lippincott Eddie Bassett Danny Edie Bill Nothem Bill Scheibel Loyal Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantry
Washburn
Ruth Miller
Webelos
Randall Barber
Mark Babbitt
Dennis Fpenton
Dennis Kyle
James Lippincott
Eddie Bassett
Danny Edie
Bill Nothem
Bill Scheibel
Loyal Sheridan
Robert Beattie
John Ellison
Roger Poort
Keith Barber
Donald Bell
George Pearce
Denner
Dennis Ponton
Roger Salyers
David Edie
Bill Blackburn
Lentz Powles
Cubs
Swanden Circus
Cub Scout Circus
Red Oak
Stephen Miller
Offer SUI Course at State School
Two courses in education will be offered at Glenwood State school June 12 to Aug. 8, taught by Prof. Richard Brooks with James C. Purkhiser as assistant. Courses cover Education of the Mentally Retarded Child and Laboratory Practice in the Education of the Mentally Retarded Child. Fees: $100 for graduate and undergraduate students, $130 for non resident undergraduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood State School
James C. Purkhiser
Richard Brooks
University of Iowa
Purkhiser
Ginnitti Anderson to Receive AB Degree at Northwest Missouri State
Ginnitti Anderson will be among 260 candidates for degrees at Northwest Missouri State college in Maryville. Commencement exercises are set for 8 p m Friday May 25 in Lamkin gymnasium. She is the daughter of Mrs. C J Noffsinger of Malvern and has completed work in elementary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginnitti Anderson
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Lamkin Gymnasium
C. J. Noffsinger
Malvern
Hospital Week Calls for Nurses and Doctors Shortage
SCRIBBLINGS argues national and Iowa needs more registered nurses and doctors amid a looming shortage. It cites figures for 900 more nurses and a 33 percent RN increase in five years, endorsing higher pay, student programs, scholarships, and male nursing training. It also commends Hamburg Hospital and its administrator Mrs. Josephine Sherman, urges support for a Hospital Auxiliary pay sale on May 12 to fund an ice machine and local scouting groups, and quotes editorial voices on health policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Edith Green
Oregon
Josephine Sherman
Hamburg Hospital
Hamburg Community Hospital Auxiliary
Randolph Cub Scouts
Bill Davis
Paul Foster
Bill Anderson
Hillbillies Party and 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Malvern Hillbillies 4-11 club held an April 27 party at the teen center followed by a business meeting with six members one visitor and leader Mr Blackburn presiding. A skating party was discussed and adjournment moved by Mike Blackburn with Larry Baldozier seconding. Gary Baldozier served as reporter. Capt. High spoke on the Nike Hercules era and air defense at the Mills county 4-H Teen club meeting, a missile battery training film was shown, and the group voted to raise funds by selling Farm Journal magazines countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillbillies
Malvern Hillbillies 4-11
Bill Blackburn
Mr Blackburn
Mike Blackburn
Larry Baldozier
High
Treynor
Mills County
Farm Journal
Jim Glenn
Strahan Methodist Church Services and Sunday School
Rev John Lippincott pastors Strahan Methodist Church with Robt Christensen superintendent Divine worship at 9 50 am sermon A Bible Picture of a Good Mother Sunday School at 10 30 am WSCS meets at the church Wednesday at 2 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Robt. Christensen
Toured Methodist Camp Sunday
The Strahan Methodist church group visited the Lake Viking camp last Sunday sharing a noon meal in the Lodge and touring the grounds led by Emmett Gipe and others. Campers currently use tents and the old farmhouse with future cabins for about 125. Church members sang camp songs led by Rev. John Lippincott and closing worship was by Mrs. Lippincott and Mrs. Jackson. Thirty six attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Methodist Church
Lake Viking
Emmett
Gipe
John Lippincott
Harold Jackson
Regular Meeting of Strahan WSCS at Church May 2
The WSCS met at the church Wednesday May 2 with eleven members and two children present. Mrs. Ellis Grindle hosted assisted by others. Year books began, Mrs. Dave Angus led the meeting, Mrs. Crouse received the life membership pin. Ed Meyer visited from Peru Nebraska. The Taylors departed for Center Lake after winter in Tucson Aziz. The Shaffers from Red Oak visited Mrs. Frank Crouse after wintering in Bradenton Florida. Charles W Kayton traveled to Lincoln on business and joined P. L. Quimby for his 88th birthday. The Kaytons visited Horace Waltz's in Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
tWennesday
Ellis Grindle
Dave Angus
Crouse
Angus
Emmett Gipe
B. M. Wiseman
Sam Taylor
Center Lake
Taylors
Tucson
Aziz
John Shaffer
Red Oak
Frank Crouse
Shaffer
Bradenton
Fla
Charles W. Kayton
Lincoln
Nebr
P. L. Quimby
Horace Waltz
Red
Oak and Opal Bayes Attend Iowa School Contest
Mr and Mrs Zeno Bagg accompanied by Mrs Lyle Coddington and Brian attended a statewide bands and chorus contest Saturday at Mt Ayr in southwest Iowa. Mrs Zeno Bass visited her daughter Mrs Lyle Coddington at a music concert in Shenandoah. Mrs David Angus and her mother Mrs Guy Jordan of Amerson spent Sunday at the Ruel Harold home in Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Irvin
Ft. Benning
WJ. J
Zeno Bass
Cydney Scherer
Tabor
Nebraska City
Bob Campbells
Ernie Spiker
Dean Wall
Shenandoah
Ralph Scott
Gordon
Bilis Grindle
Lyle van Scyoe
Claude Perkins
Terry
Livermore
Colo
Bob Blunt
Sharon Curtis
Louise Wortman
Kenneth Brown
Maryville
Jon Trively
Hoodriver
Ore
Charles Trivel
Clarence Dalton
Imogene
Kenneth Davis
Rey
Lippincott
Emmett Gipe
David Angus
Donald
Virginia
Walter
William
Roy Davis
Floyd Hillyer
Mark Johnsons
Bob Christensen
Viking Lake
Jer
Wallace Temperlys
Omaha
Larry Blunt
Junior College
Clarinda
Homer Goodman
Famly
Red Oak
E. M. Wiseman
Mra
Bill Fitzwater
Corning
John Dayes
Rosella Wertman
Louise
Roger
Tom White
Lyle Coddington
Guy Jordan
Amerson
Ruel Harold
Essex
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John Hall
H. B. Gardner
Coburg
Stuart Baiers
Greenfield
Grant Chamberlain
James Beckwith
Joyce Stewart
Des Moines
Iowa State Dental Society
Dental Assistants Convention
Goldie Armstrong
Arthur Armstrong
Steve Barker
Falls Church
Armstrong
Ray Hilton
Edmundson Hospital
Marshall Burgess
Ed Harman
Boulder
Villisca
Morris Stille
Otto Hall
Vannie Reed
Jim
Frank Wilson
Don Aistrope
Harry Evans
Robert Hossle
Emerson
Cub Scouts
Darrell Fred‘erickson
SUI
Marsha Jackson
Mobigas
MOBIL
Tank Wagon Service
Pace Oil CO
Randolph Enterprise
We A
Hamburg
Hagerstown
East Dubuque, Ill
Kennedy
Gary Baldozier
Strahan News
Nina Crouse
Strahan Wscs
Edwin Meyer
Peru
Cotton
Dacron
Jamaica
D.G. White
Glenwood
Lowa
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