Blackburn Hardy Repeated Vows at Tabor Nov 10
Miss Stella Wordy became the bride of Gary Blackburn of Tabor in a single ring ceremony at 7:30 Saturday evening at the Christian Church parsonage in Tabor. Rev William Lee read the marriage lines in the presence of the bride's parents. The attendants were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Clark of the Wills hue community and Mr and Mrs Joe Blackburn of Shenandoad. The bride wore a blue silk jacket style street length dress with white accessories. The newlyweds are at home in Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Wordy
Gary Blackburn
Tabor
Christian Church
Wiliam Lee
Corwin Hardy
Kenneth Clark
Willshue
Joe Blackburn
Shenandlaad
Community Notes From Creston and Surrounding Areas
Numerous social visits and family gatherings fill a long list of weekend events in Creston, Tabor, Pacific Junction, Glenwood, and nearby towns. Local residents attend birthdays, anniversaries, and church functions, with guests from Hoboken, Scranton, Lincoln and Omaha. Community members tour banks, share ice cream, and plan travel to Paris and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bass
Douglas
Lavern Obrecht
Richard Wenderson
Kristy
Kay
Ron Fickel
Terri
Harry Richardson
Eastern Star
Helen Kline
Harold Sinner
Rhoda Sinner
Loup City
Nebr
Creston
Leo Kepple
Scranton
Twyla
Tommy R. Kingery
New Jersey
Tom Kingery
Paris
France
Air Force Base
Loan
Sneim
William Barber Jr
Reorganized
Chapel of Jesus Christ of the Later Day Saints
The
Legion
Tabor
Wil
Charles Vinton
Sandra
Near Pacific
Elmer Fieselman
Marlene
Vicki
Eugenia McCain
Tarkio
Ernest Alberts
Tomry
Joyd Risekman
Elmer Thaney
Linda
Jack Sanev
Mr and Mes
Chuery
Fred Shaw
Near
Talon
Mt Vernon Farmers Complete Harvest After Week of Sunlit Weather
Campaign Chairman notes a week of perfect weather helped Mt Vernon farmers Elmer Fieselman Floyd Black Elmer Haney Roy Britton Corie Stewart Harold Blackman Wayne Blackman Otha Dickersbach and Jack Haney finish corn and soybeans harvests. Many report the earliest such completion in years as thanks are offered for a bountiful harvest this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Elmer Fieselman
Floyd Blackman
Elmer Haney
Roy Britton
Corie Stewart
Harold Blackman
Wayne Blackman
Otha Dickersbach
Jack Haney
Corwin Hardy
Leonard Hardy
Steven
Mrs Hathaway Honor Guest for her Birthday
Mrs. Joe Hathaway was honored on her birthday at the Mrs. Thompson Greever home in Sidney with a dessert luncheon. Numerous local residents attended and neighbors exchanged greetings as part of community social activity in Strahan and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hathaway
Joe Hathaway
Mrs. Thompson Greever
Sidney
Albert Anderson
Fills Grindle
Kenneth Davis
Everett Gipe
R. Wt. Kier
Hillsdale News Society Notes and Visits
Fay Timson led six men on a three day hunting trip to Emmettsberg while Council Bluffs visitors came to see Dennis Suhr family. Several local residents attended church events and visits spanned Hastings, Shenandoah, Papillion, Randolph, Faragut, and Omaha with birthdays celebrated and chicken pox illness noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Timson
Emmettsberg
Dick Suhr
Council Bluffs
Dennis Suhr
Hen Jackson
Torrest Bloomer
Hastings Methodist Church
Bev Gray
Omaha
Waynes Hilton
Burdette Hunt
Bruce Blackburn
Near Tabor
Shenandoah
Dale Sell
Tarry Sell
Phyllis
Papillion
Neb
W. L. Leehlster
Randall Rubenking
Glan Howrey
R. H. Wilson
Randolph
Albert Pearson
70 Boys Punt Pass and Kick Contest Highlights Local Saloons
The annual Pass Punt and Kick event sponsored by Salyers Auto Co and Ford Motor Co drew over 70 entries at the fairgrounds on Saturday. Winners received jackets for first, helmets for second, and footballs for third. top scorers in the bowling-like totals and pinfall topped local standings, with Malvern and Randolph figures leading in several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salyers Auto Co
Ford Motor Co
Fair Grounds
Keith Barber
Malvern
Darwin Bliss
Randolph
Jack Sall
Steve Tichter
Tabor
Ist
Doug Christensen
Hastings
David Walker
Mike Tobin
Lst
David Pierce
David Pierce, Imogene, 3Rd, 11; Jeff Anderson,Tabor, 1St, 7; Jeffrey Sell
Kevin Hertz
Randall Barber
John Scherle
Henderson
Robert Wash
Leader Sports Splits Plagued Women Bowlers Wednesday Night
Wednesday night bowling saw the women’s league suffer a string of splits and bad breaks as luck favored none. Edith Blackman and Rosalee Wright spoke at Hillsdale Church council’s meeting after her Kansas City trip. Community notes record visits and social calls among local families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.Y.F. Council
Hillsdale Church
Edith Blackman
Rosalee Wright
American Royal
Kansas City
C. N. Kelly
Ernest White
Mary Edwards
Pearl Miller
Glen Howray
Bill Schiermeier
Bill Law
Near Tabor
Forrest Bloomer
Former Hillsdale resident Earl Bailey dies in Omaha Nebraska
Mrs. Mary Sawyers learned Monday of the death of Earl Bailey at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha after a period of failing health. A former Hillsdale resident, he lived on the Warren farm tenant house and worked for the Warrens. He later lived in Decatur Nebraska with his family. Funeral services were set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sawyers
Earl Bailey
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Bailey
Hillsdale
C. R. Warren
Decatur
Nebr
Individual Highs to Stanley, Bird
Art Bird and Jim Stuarley teamed up last Thursday night to give a lesson to the other members of the Pioneer League. Bird posted the evening's West game with a 225 pinfall, and Stanley finished with a 605 high series. Team honors went to Buffington's with a 948 game and Red Line Oil with a 2683 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Bird
Jim Stuarley
Pioneer League
Bird
Stanley
Buffington’s
Gibson's
Malvern Lbr
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Miley Schmidt
Warne Blackplan
Lee
Piane
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Cathy
Villisea
Guy Haynie
Minnie Robinson
Lincoln
Joe Livengood
Pacific Junction
Tradies
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C. M. Wilson
Louis Bass
Diane
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Clarence Myers
Morrest Stephens
Dale
David
Larry Stephens
Lee Kepple
Diane Blackman
Centerettes
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Donnie
Norman Sinner
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Hooper
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Glenwood
Austin Bass
Glen Bower
Bower
Henry Holden
Red Oak
Joyce
Lloyd Marsh
Léland
Barbara
Malismouth
Maurice Alberts
Eugene Aud Randy
Marsha Ie
John F. Kennedy
National Tuberculosia Association
Strahan News
Nina Crouse
Iowa
Morris Woodill
Frank Buffington
Charles Gipe
Charles
Marlin Lemonds
Clarence Lemonds
Virgil Curtis
Strahan
David Angus
Donald
Bertha Angus
Sac City
Louis Stabbe
Kenneth Grindle
Rodney
Kathy
Dennis
Lowell Mooney
Kenneth
MYF
Charles Hall
Joy Wray
Kathy Hall
Northwest State
Maryville
Gordon Lees
Gerald Maher
Mmes
Harold Morrical
Ralph Fierce
Strahan Garden Club
B. W. Reed
Henry Nims
Farragut
Rose White
Mable
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Pam
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New York
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Tracy
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Robert Good
Emerson
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Paul
Nishna Valley
Abraham Lincoln High School
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Biloxi
Gary
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Nebraska City
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Joe
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Sioux City
Order of the Eastern Star
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Clarinda
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Richard Liston
Kenneth Grindles
Messrs
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Bud Curtis
Ralph Briley
Roger Shaw
Creighton Miller
Ronnie Curtis
Ross Bryant
Pallas
Stanley Readi
Glanwood
Hillsdale News
F. E. Bloomer
Carolyn Stanley
Eveleyn Gay
Avenelle Dashner
Auburn Bird
Cora Nuss
Evelyn Gay
Fern
Beauty
Rollie
Texaco
Gay Oil Co
Malvern Bank
Our Market
Glenrod Bank
Franksen & Johnson
B.P.W
Colling Drug
Goy Oil
Glenwood Bank
Penn
Goy’s
N Gay Oil Co
Qur Market
Fern's Beauty
Collins Drag —B. P. W
A & WW
E’sen & J’son_ STs
Ald Dame Fortune
Nebraska
T. J. Harrin
Erman Huffman
Tab Forney
H. Forney
Jim Stanley
Juline Buch
Lowell Fanning
J. Chambers
W. Conrad
A. Baldwin
W. Burface
Carl Buch
L. Burchett
Stand
Gibson
Hesse
Westside Cafe
Buffington Motors
Thurman Bank
Roger's L'ndry
Ad Malvern Lbr
Ieee
Goy Oilers
Jim A. Anderson
Northwestern Bell
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