George Wallace Remembered on 90th Birthday
George Wallace celebrated his 90th birthday on October 31 with attendance from his daughter Mrs Floyd Tibbles and granddaughter Mrs Wanda Littleton. Also present were Mrs Ruby Hudson of Emerson and Mrs Hattie Ewing. Florence also shared the day and received many cards. The family thanks relatives and friends for their remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Floyd Tibbles
Wanda Littleton
Ruby Hudson
Emerson
Hattie Ewing
Florence
Hastings Methodist notices and farewell party report
Hastings News correspondent reports church events at Hastings Methodist Church with Rev. Willis Grant. Sunday School at 8 a.m. Worship at 10:40. MYF groups meet evenings, WSCS meetings, and a farewell party in Red Oak honors nurses Virginia Hummel and Bob Goodwin with a card and ten dollars and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Methodist Church
Willis Grant
Nellie Quimby
WSCS
Roxanna Vance
Red Oak
Pauline Paulsen
Red Oak Hospital
Lester Johnson
Virginia Hummel
Bob Goodwin
Shirley Phillips
Jean Sheaffer
Jan Vetter
Donna Anderson
Hastings Iowa Town Council Minutes November 6 1961
Hastings Iowa town council met November 6 1961 at 8 pm with Mayor Palser presiding. Present were Gerald Brazeal Joe Hall Jesse Perkins Don Mauer. no one absent. Minutes approved. Bills paid to Malvern Leader Iowa Power Light Steve Haines Jack's Super Saver Red Oak Housing Recreation Fund etc. Resignation of Joe Hall and Jesse Perkins accepted. Council adjourned. Pat Moore clerk George Palser mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Iowa
Palser
Gerald’ Brazeal
Joe Hall
Jessa Perkins
Don Mauer
Perkins
Vance
Malvern
Iowa Power & Light Co
Steve Haines
dJack’s
Red Oak Housing Co
Ernest Tudor
Arthur C. Larsen
Jack Stanley
Cemetery Association Minutes Record Meeting
The Ladies Cemetery Association met Wednesday at Mrs. Dave Hockenberrys home with five members present. The next meeting will be December 6 at Stella Hall’s home. Sandwiches potato chips ice tea cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Association
Ladies Cemetery Association
Dave Hockenberry
Stella Hall
Federated Club Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner in Hastings
The Hastings Federated Womans club held its November meeting at the homes of Mrs. Fred Lockabill and Mrs. Madge March with a traditional dinner for 30 members. Highlights included a “Thanksgiving I. Q.” game, a guest speaker from Malvern on the Blood Bank program, and charity actions for nurses, towels, and lap robes for veterans hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Federated Womans Club
Fred Lockabill
Madge March
I. Q
Edna Plumb
Francis Liston
Hisie Wilson
Ruth Howard
Mona Pace
Kenneth Hyans
Malvern
Lorraine Winslow
Blind Women of
Iowa
State Federation
Jennie Haroff
Ethel Parker
Wesley Chapel Church
Nishna Rest Home
Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Ray Kelley
Roy Quimby
Clinton Parker
Local Social and Health Update from Emerson and Red Oak
Mrs Bernard Mabbitt attended a demonstration at John Gage home Emerson Sunday evening. Mrs Ray Lage returned Friday from Lutheran hospital Omaha. Ronald Schurr of Lincoln Neb visited in Ray Sage home. Mrs Maude Crouse and Mrs Della Kaufman of Malvern accompanied Mrs Vernon Crouse to Grand Lodge at Glenwood Monday evening. Vernon Crouse gave the Lodge report. Billy Carl Mellerup son of Mr and Mrs Carl Mellerup taken to Murphy Memorial hospital Red Oak Saturday with virus pneumonia improving and expected home soon. Bob Crouse returned home last Friday after a week in Red Oak hospital with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Fender
Marvin Paterson
Wayne Crawford
Glenwood
Lorraine Judah
Vera Brazeal
Avonne Scott
Carl Scott
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Louise Stogdill
Omaha
Della ReGear
Emerson
Methodist Church
Fred Lockabill
Madge Marsh
Roy Quimby
Gail Cronkite
Charley Hall
Stella Hall
Herb Stogdill
Sandra Kay
Jack Sargent
Eugene Miller
Riverton
Keith Clitea
Helcome Ewing
Harold Ewing
Walla Walla
Wash
Grace Hathaway
Red Oak
Bernard Mabbitt
John Gage
Ray Lage
Lutheran Hospital
Ronald Schurr
Lincoln
Nek
Ray Sage
Maude Crouse
Della Kaufman
Malvern
Vernon Crouse
Grand Lodge
Lodge
Billy Carl Mellerup
Carl Mellerup
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Bob Crouse
Oaks News Church Notices and Social Gatherings
Community news from Oaks highlights Mrs L E Brammeier leading Oak Community Church events with services at 11 am and Sunday School 10 am. Numerous local families gather for birthdays, demonstrations, dinners, and visits in Shenandoah, Red Oak, Morton Mills, Glenwood, and Kirksville, with Elliott and Warren families hosting events and 4 H night at Wales gym.
Heathen Knipco Key Giveaway Promises Free Heater
Henderson Indiana's Hendrix Implement Company promotes a promotional stunt offering a $139 knobbed Knipco heater on wheels as a prize. Farmers receive a mailed Lucky Knipco Key. the first correct key wins the circulating kerosene heater. Only adults 18 plus may attempt one key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix Implement Company
Henderson
Knipeo
Dayton
Ohio
Community Notes from Bedford Area Social Roundup
Mrs Rex Davidson celebrated her birthday with family. Mr and Mrs John Strefford were visitors in Edwin Ambrose's home. Karlene Davidson of Des Moines visited her parents the Carleton Davids. Mrs Gary Honeyman hosted Jolly Janea Club at Tom's Ice Cream Bar in Red Oak. Ten members spoke on Favorite Fall Flower. Bill Metcalf and son visited from Indianola at L E Brammeljers. Don Terry and Missouri Valley guests joined family for Sunday dinner. Dean Warren family and others visited. I W Castor stayed with Marion Mahan then Ben Aukland's near Clearfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Eleson
John Walkers
Morris Johnson
Brammeier
Shenandoah
Marion Shook
Stanley Williams
Shook
Leo Hopp
Glen Wood
Gay Osborn
Curt Davis
Red Oak
Tom
Homer Clayton
Ron Simpson
Kirksville
Carleton Davidson
Wales Gym
Omaha
Edwin Ambrose
Guy Osborn
L. B. Brammeler
Don Terry
Missouri Valley
A.M. Terrys
Dean Waterns
Mra
Edwin Ambrons
L. E. Brammeler
I. W. Castor
Guy Ogborn
Wm. Huff
Jerry
Judy
Ruben’ Stille
McClusky
Glenwood
Hamilton- Lewis
Davidson
Karlene Davidson
Des Moines
Carleton David- Bona
Gary Honeyman
Dean Warren
Jane
Evelyn Warren
Charlotte and
Jewell
Marion Mahan
Bedford
Ben Auklands
Clearfield
Champion Hill Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Champion Hill letters detail visits from Mrs Lida Straup of Damascus to Mr and Mrs A Griffin and Mr and Mrs Freq Fisher of Willison. Irving Kettleson of Davenport stayed with Glenn Cooper on Sunday and Monday while returning from New Mexico. Marilyn and Emma Lou joined Sunday dinner with Bartha Kallenbarger in Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Straup
Damascus
And
A. 3. Griffin
Irving Kettleson
Davenport
Glenn Cooper
New Mexico
L. O. Bullington
Marilyn
Emma Lou
Bartha Kallenbarger
Emerson
Willard Wrane
Driver Ed Class Finds Immaturities in Adults and Teens
In Malvern, a driver education class led by Mr Benton observed both adults and teens for driving immaturities. Adults showed issues like emotional control, inattentiveness, tailgating, speeding, improper signaling, and even speeds over 100 mph. Teens exhibited control problems, reckless recreation use, close following, showing off, racing, social immaturity, and neglect of obligations. Mr Benton concludes adults are not necessarily better drivers than teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Benton
Madea
Corner Conference Vocalists Stage Annual Music Festival
More than 500 vocalists from ten Corner Conference schools gathered in Sidney Monday for the Corner Conference Music Festival. The event featured a morning and afternoon rehearsal, a Sidney ym sock hop, and an evening concert conducted by Robert Hines of Wichita University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Monday
Donald Brashears
MHA
Robert Hines
Wichita, Kansas, University
Hines
Malvern
Henderson
Emerson
Hastings
Are
MHS Senior of the Week: Doug Deitchler
Doug Deitchler, a MCHS senior, takes four subjects including chemistry and advanced math. He plans to attend the University of Nebraska to study mechanical or electrical engineering. He participates in band football and boys basketball, leads the 4 H club, and lists steak, Buck track and Connie Stevens among favorites. He says high school has had a mix of work and much fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Doug Deitchler
Doug
University of Nebraska
Connie Stevens
Open House Announced for Jr High and High School
Notice lists open houses for junior high on November 28 and high school on November 30 with parents invited for conferences and displays. Also mentions related events, visitors, and a community Goodwill Club thanks for donations.
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Jr. Hi
H. S
Who Dun It Drama Club Play at Community Building
The drama club directed by Mr. Breshears presents Who Dun It on Tuesday November 21 with a matinee and an evening performance at 6 pm cast members practice Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings final dress rehearsal Tuesday morning photographs will be taken student activity tickets cover admission adult 60 cents and 12 and under receive a reduced price
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama Club
Breshears
Math Students Work on Term Reports at MHS
MHS students studying mathematics under Mr. Cain are preparing term reports due by the end of the first semester. The assignments resemble term papers but are shorter, with topics ranging from number patterns to geometry in photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnne Wray
MHS
Cain
MHS Annual Staff Develop Layout Plans
Peggy Hunt reports on the MHS Annual Staff meeting where editors and the copy editor discussed page layout. The group planned the first five pages and the flat page, weighing ideas and soliciting suggestions for upcoming submissions at the next regular meeting.
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Wenesday
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Hastings News
Fred. G
Henry
Oakland
Federated Club
Chas. D. Costello
Agency
Gil Scouts
Oaks News
L. E. Brammeier
Jim Hicks
Lloyd Hicks
Gene Westerlund
Morton Mills
Robert Hicks
James Hicks
Floyd Hicke
N. F. Wright
L. B. Brammeier Home
Marie Topping
Rex Davidson
John Strefford
Champion Hill
Harold Cooper
the Presbyterian Church
Martin
Joe Allen
Freq Fisher of
Willison
Dale Shellsy
Raeburn Banton
Briggs Chevrolet Co
Eee
By Clayton Hertz
Nancy Lisle
Summerfield
Kaw
Richard Frazee
Dale Shelley
Clarence Young
Essex
National Flying Farmers Workshop
Wichita
Kan
Maryville ‘Teachers Colleges
Glenda
Mary’ Parker
F. M. Parker
Goodwill Club
By Pat Newell
Peggy Hunt
Salyers Autoco
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