Community Gathering and Weekend Visits Across Town
Strahan RS and DAR MEYER correspondents report a Junioright Music Festival at Nish na Valley Community School. Me and Mrs. Leo Cheney hosted Jim Chaney’s family in Marysville and Conception Alo while Jim studies there. Lyle Van Sevac and Eis Grindte hosted visitors, and Paul Hathan from Amerus spent the weekend with Aly Hathaway and Joe Hathaway. Dr Garl Woodfill and Melinda visited from Fort Huachuca, with Mr and Mrs Marvin Woodfill and Mr and Mrs Robert Woodfill of Ames joining weekend guests.
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Dean Savers
Matt
John Covad
Marlin Lemonds
Roger Shaw
Vereld Swett and
Myr
Dale Meyer
Nishna Valley Community School
Leo Cheney
Jim Chaney
Marysville
Conception
Alo
Jim
Lyle
Life membership pin awarded at May WSCS breakfast
Mrs Guy D Grindle received a life membership pin from Sunhan Women's Society of Christian Service during their May morning meeting at the church. The event featured 34 attendees including guests Mrs Carl Olson and Mrs Goldis Grindle Malvern, plus entertainment by Nishna Valley students and a Grindle solo. Newly elected WSCS officers were installed by Rev John Lippincott amid a Strahan Church quarterly conference.
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Guy JD. Grindle
Sunhan Women’s Society of Christian Service
Floyd Hillyer
Jlocal Society
Ellis Grindle
Guy D. Grindle
Ned Turner
Carl Ol
Nishna Valley
Beverly McMullen
Bob Johnson
Stephanie Moyer
Susan Brown
Grindle
Wscs
John Lippincott
Henry ‘Peele
Council Bluffs
District
Strahan Church
Malvern Methodist Church
Strahan
Strahan Methodist Church Services and Local Social Notes
Strahan Methodist Church led by Rev John Lippincott with morning worship and a children sermon. Community news covers visits and birthdays, Cub Scouts last meeting of the season, hospital stays, club breakfasts, and weekend gatherings at multiple local households including Emerson, Imogene, Red Oak, and Omaha with detailed attendee lists and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Rebe
Christensen
Cal Scouts
Dean Sayers
Herold Morrical
Melvin Irvin
Sayers
Morrical
Irvin
Woodfill Van Norman Nuptials May 1 at Moville
Woodfill Van Norman wedding held May 1 at Trinity Lutheran Moville with Rev. Cartier officiating. Bride Donna Van Norman to Robert Woodfill, both area residents. reception featured pink and white decor. Bride attends Iowa State University, groom to graduate this month. Attendees include local families from Malvern Glenwood Ames and Omaha. Funeral of Lowell Mooney referenced in Shenandoah.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Moville
Donna Jean van Norman
Robert Edward Woodfil
William G. Cartier
Verl van Nevman
Marvin C. Wood
Strahan
Lana van Norman
Maryin GC
Fort Huachuca
Aziz
Jim van Norman
Paul Hathaway
Douglas Connor
Maude Wilson
Malvern
Morris C. Woodfill
Glenwood
Iowa State University
Ames
Alpha Chi Rho
Iowa State
Marvin C. Woodfill
Zeno Bass
Hastings
Joe Hathaway
James Leonard
Omaha
Shenandoah
Pacific Junction
Bartlett
Iowa
Pacific Juncion
Wesley News highlights from Clinton Parker correspondence
Mrs Jay Winslow returns home from Chicago with sister Lois Hockafellow. Mrs Ralph Wilson enters Ghirksen hospital for surgery. son Richard from Ord Nebr visits. Tierman Fleer moved from Edmundson hospital to Rest Home in Gloswood. Ned and Signe Turner visit in Council Bluffs. Max Benton seen at Edmundson hospital. Henry and family visit Shenandoah. Birthday Club hosts belated party for Alice Washburn. Washburn family visit Omaha for Mother's Day. Wesley WSCS attends Macedonia church reception for Lois Coons new Conference President.
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Jay Winslow
Chiciago
Lois Hockafellow
Ralph Wilson
Ghirksen Hospital
Richard
Ord
Nebr
Tierman Fleer
Edmundsin Hospital
Gloswood
Ned Turner
Gary
Council Bluffs
Max Benton
Edmundson Hospital
Henry Washburn
D. Mathews
Shenandoah
Otha Wearin
Birthday Club
Alice Washburn
Canal
Albert Washburn
Linda
Robbie
Omaha
Wesley Wscs
Lois Coons
Macedonia Methodist Church
Robbie Washburn Turns 18 At Family Slumber Party
Robbie Washburn celebrated his 18th birthday on May 1 with a family supper and a Friday night slumber party with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie Washburn
Honored Wesley WSCS Members at May Breakfast
The May Fellowship breakfast at Wesley Chapel drew 69 attendees including members and guests. Alice Washburn led as chair with Athel Furker assisting. baskets were given to older members for the 25th WSCS anniversary, and three new members were initiated by officers as Missionaries from Africa presented slides and displays about their work.
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Wesley Wscs
Wesley Chapel
Alice Washburn
Athel Furker
WSCS
Wscs Society
Grace Plumb
Pearl Clark
Ina Liste
Marie Robbins
Edith Sowers
Minnie Harris
Elsie Wilson
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Nyc Ome Insurance Co
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Goldis Grindle
Jim Corbett
Peter
Maryville
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Bryan
Irolene Roberts
Fay Haynie
Jen Golden
Joan Morris
Sturday
Ellig Grinds
Deanna
Clarence McKinney
Floyd Bowen
Kathy
Floyd
Virginia Howen
Dewanna Grindle
Lis Grindle
Peanna
Emerson Women’s Club
Methodist Church
Gordon Frink
Emerson
Pat Maher
Imogene
May Ankeny
Red Oak
Charles Kayton
Nina Marle
Indianola
Charles W. Kayton
Marvin Woodill
Carl Woodill
Melinda
Robert Woodfill
Dudley Conner
Douglas
Jim Leonard
Michael
Morris Woodfill
Allin Hinuston
Liver City
Mande Wilson
George Irvin
United Termite Coo
Arthur F. Cole
Optometrist
West Side
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Wesley News
Clinton Parker
Mary Alley
Robert Resh
Bob Resh Jr
Paul Slaughter
Hugh Shiveley
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