Weekend Visits And Local Family News In Rural Iowa
Vis counts weekend visits across Shenandoah and nearby towns with relatives in Hardy Nebraska Indian Ola and Red Oak. Attends funerals in Wesley Chapel and Frankfort. football game in Omaha. Thanksgiving visits planned in Denver and Silver City. Todd Zanders born Navy 18 and 7 oz at Mercy hospital. surgeries and travel for holidays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Benedict
Shenandoah
Ethel Shaeffer
Dorothy
Maggie Moore
Hardy
Superior
Neb
Joe Mayberry
Homer Mayberry
Dean Fender
Wesley Chapel
Ralph Scotland
Gordon
Gee Robinson
Bob Malcom
Russell Spooner
Omaha
Jennie Pickney
Indianola
Clint Jackson
Kenneth Bowman
Dale Bowman
Corning
Fred Fisher
Villisea
Hugo Seipold
Conrad Klein
Des Plaines
Mike Badalament
Susan
Tampa
Fla
Bob Rafferty
Frankfurt
W. Va
Charles Wilson
Bob Wilson
Lisa
Denver
Colo
Ted Bowen
Arthur Burgoin
Paul Flammant
Silver City
Council Bluffs
Charles McClure
Card of Thanks for Baby Arrival from Leipolds
Mr and Mrs Harold Leipold thank relatives friends and neighbors for cards gifts and kindnesses shown after the arrival of their baby daughter.
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Harold Leipold
Funeral Services for Mrs. Allie Turner Held Nov 18
Allie May Thomas Turner born Oakland Oct 18 1883 died Nov 16 1961 after short illness. She taught school near Oakland, married Ira L Turner Mar 15 1905. Survived by five children, 14 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral at Malvern Methodist Church Nov 18 with Rev. Chester Waterman officiating. Interment Malvern Cemetery. Also notes thanks in later notice. Cadet William R Bloedel promoted at Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Missouri for leadership and duties on Battle Group staff. He is son of Mr and Mrs R A Bloedel of Malvern.
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Allie May Thomas
Oakland
Ira L. Turner
Orville F
Agoca
Leafy
Atlantic
Max L
Red Oak
Mervin E
Ned H
Malvern
Hastings
Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Malvern Methodist Church
Chester Waterman
Bill Bloedal
William R. Bloedel
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Boyd F. Walker
William
R. A. Bloedel
Card of Thanks for Birth of Jate Ann
We express gratitude for the many cards and flowers received after the birth of Jate Ann on December 24. The family appreciates the support and warm wishes during this joyful time.
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Jate Ann
Services Held for Mrs. Bess Mulholland in Malvern
Funeral services for Mrs Bes sie Claire Mulholland were held in Sweet Home Oregon on November 22 with burial in Malvern Cemetery. Born 1879 in Randolph she moved to Malvern as a girl and later married Walter Mulholland who died in 1930. Survived by two sons Wayne Kinsey California and Lloyd Sweet Home Oregon and five grandchildren. A lifelong link was kept with friends through a 60 year graduation chain letter from Malvern High School. Lloyd Mulholland accompanied the body to Malvern.
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Bessié Claire Mulholand
Sweet Home
Ore
Malvern
William Bentley
Randolph
Walter Mulholland
Wayne
Kindsey
Calif
Lloyd
Bentley
Malvern High School
Henry Aistrope
Mas Wolfe
Kate Ricka«baugh
Bess Pease
Lloyd Mulholland
Honor for Larry Swett joins Beta Mu Kappa Delta Pi
Larry Swett son of Harold and Mrs Swett, junior at Peru State Teachers College in Peru Nebraska, joined Beta Mu chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, one of 16 initiates on November 16. Membership requires high academic average, good character and high standards. Henderson student earns diploma in Higher Accounting from CE School of Commerce in Omaha and will join M M Shapiro & Co. accountancy firm. Henderson high school graduate of 1960, son of Russell Fleming and Mrs. Fleming.
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Larry Swett
Harold Swett
Peru State Teachers College
Peru
Nebr
Beta Mu
Kappa Delta Pi
Larry
Henderson
C. E
Robert Fleming
CE School of Commerce
Omaha
M. M. Shapiro & Co
Henderson High School
Russell Fleming
Cards of Thanks for 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Owen Mohr thank neighbors and friends for cards and flowers received on their 50th wedding anniversary. They express gratitude for the community’s thoughtful kindness and well wishes in this public notice.
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Mrs. Owen Mohr
New Officers For Malvern Hillbillies 4-H Club
The Malvern Hillbillies 4-H club elected officers for the 1961 62 term. Billy Blackburn was named president with Larry Baldozier as vice president and Don Sell as vice treasurer. Gary Taldozier became reporter, Mike Blackburn sergeant at arms, and Albert Ponton recreation chairman.
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Malvern Hillbillies
4-H Club
Billy Blackburn
Larry Baldozier
Wice-Treas
Don Sell
Gary Taldozier
Sargent-Of-Arma
Mike Blackburn
Albert Ponton
Gary Baldozier
Book and Study Club Meeting Review at Wearin home
The Book and Study Club will meet Tuesday November 28 at 8 p m at the home of Mrs J F Wearin Jr Mrs James Beattie will give the review.
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J. F. Wearin, Jr
James Beattie
Family at Washington and Lee noted in Sports Illustrated
Scribblings by M H E recounts a Randolph family photo in Sports Illustrated from the November issue showing Ted and Dorothy Graves with three of their four sons at a Washington and Lee University football game in Lexington Virginia. The piece notes the school's traditions and amateur status while highlighting the Graves family presence. Bill Graves, the oldest son and a freshman, was not pictured.
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Sports Ilustrated
Randolph
Ted
Dorothy Graves
Bill
Washington and Lee University
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Graves family featured as model of wholesome town life
In Burke Virginia the Graves sons embody country life with city access in Washington DC They value loyalty discipline and sportsmanship The piece notes hymn poll results naming The Old Rugged Cross as America's favorite with 10182 votes and cites Christian Herald Gospel Singer Bill McVey. readers offered mixed favorites including How Great Thou Art and What a Friend We Have in Jesus
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Burke
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Graves
Ckok
America
Bill McVey
Christian Herald
McVey
He. McVey
Jesus
Mabel Ferrer
Rugged Cross
Mrs Williams Hosts Demonstration Party At Home
Mrs Lyle Williams hosted a demonstration party Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Howard Palmer from near Glenwood as demonstrator. Prizes were won by Mrs Mae Williams Mrs Orlo Jones and Mrs W OF Stotts. Attendees included many local residents and children. refreshments followed. Nearby church officials held quarterly conference with Rev J Henry Teela of Council Bluffs in attendance. Regular worship and Family Night planned next Sunday with lunch to follow.
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Williams
Lyle Williams
Howard Palmer
Near Glenwood
Mae Williams
Orlo Jones
W. OF
Stotts
J. Henry Teela
Council Bluffs
Claude Stephens
Matt
Shenandoah
Council Blaffa
Mia
Shirley
Larry
Glenwood
Norman Benedict
Harry Windle
Sheridan
Surdance
Wyo
W. W. Windle
Dick Leet
Ricky
Council Bluffe
Hugh Stayea
Roert Inman
Omaha
Paul Tackett
Jeanne Stille
Tarkio
Walter Stille
Peggy Hunt
Candice
Claudia May
Linda Clay
Leonard Fletcher
Orville Tackett
Wear Mineola
Paul
Tackett
Carolyn
Marilyn
Ralph Maddocks
Grand Island
Neby
Susan Jo
Clayton Bower
Everett Stouder
Near, Randolph
David Bower
Ival Doane
Jessie Hetzel
Tabor
Hillsdale
Wayne Razer
Hillsdale WSCS Holds Regular Meeting at Church
Hillsdale WSCS convened November 16 at the church with Mrs. L F Seeger and Mrs. Scherer as hosts. President Rev LeRoy Pullman led prayers as fourteen members three children and Rev attended. De votions by Mrs. Ernest White on the Council of Churches followed with hymns. Business included a treasurer’s report and a vote to fund travel for the church driveway project. Meetings for the next four months set to begin at 1:20 p m.
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Hillsdale W. 8
C. 8
L. F. Seeger
C. ©. Scherer
Ernest Brower
LeRoy Pullman
Ernest White
Council of Churches
Trayel
Hillsdale News Social Roundup from Glenwood Area
Mrs F E Bloomer reports a quiet week with family visiting in Glenwood. Le von Rohrberg and family shared Sunday dinner at Ferdinand Jurgens home. Greg Pratt hosted after school guests Greg Pratt Timson and Ernest Bloomer. Farmers halted harvest due to snow and rain. Ben Jackson Nancy Atteberry dined with Ernest Brower. Bill Jackson and family visited Buffingtons in Glenwood. Buffingtons later called on Morris Woodfill’s home. Florence Howard and Shelbie Baldwin joined Carl Phelps for Sunday dinner.
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Levon Rohrberg
Ferdinand Jurgens
Glenwood
David Timson
Ernest Bloomer
Greg Pratt
Ben Jackson
Nancy Atteberry
Ernest Brower
Bill Jackson
B. Frank Buffington
Morris Woodfill
Buffingtons
Ben
Florence Howard
Shelbie Baldwin
Come!! Bluffs
Carl Phelps
Rural Improvement Club Meets November Twenty Ninth
The Rural Improvement Club will meet at Mrs. Fred Gradle’s home on Wednesday November 29 with Mrs. Ernest White as program leader. The meeting also marks the annual election of officers.
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RIC
Rural Improvement Club
Fred Gradle
Ernest White
Hillsdale Welcomes New Families and Local News
Hillsdale welcomes two new families. Mr and Mrs Frank Reinholt and their three daughters and a son moved from northwest of Glenwood to the former Harold Morris home. Mr and Mrs Don Ogle of Glenwood now reside in the house bought last summer, former home of Mrs W J VanOradell. Township Representative Walter Phelps elected to Mills County Extension Council, replacing Carl Buch who served four years. First sewing project lesson held at Hillsdale church. Several residents and visitors noted, including Trivelys, the Biltons, Lincoln family, Pearl Miller, Mrs Donald Blackman, Mrs Glen Jackson, Wayne Hilton family, Mr and Mrs Hugh Fickel, and more social gatherings and hospital visits.
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Hillsdale
Frank Reinholt
Glenwood
Harold. Morris
Don Ogle
W. J. VanOradell
Walter Phelps
Mills County Extension Council
Carl Buch
Wayne Bilton
Charge Trively
Randolph
Frank Lincoln and
Council Bluffs
Pearl Miller
Donald Blackman
Daniel
Glen Jackson
Wesley Chapel
Thorsdey
Wayne Hilton
Hugh Fickel
Hillsdale Church Improves Doors and Harvest Service
The Hillsdale church community held a work meeting Friday morning to install new doors and plan parking lot improvements. Volunteers hauled twelve tons of rock to support the project. Sunday brought Thanksgiving activities including a harvest message by Rev. Lo Roy Pullman and congregational music. Several local residents visited, hosted guests, or shared meals, with a social hour and decorated tables at the church following services.
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Hillsdale Church
Hillsdale
Clauda Williams
Forrest Bloomer
Lo_ Roy Pullman
Terry Williams
Glengod
J. B. Bloomer
Bellaire
Kana
Mrs. Forreat. Bloomer
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H. L. Gilmore
Bob Plummer
Roy McClure
Jim
Empress Theater
Sun
Walt Disney
Hayley Mills, Maureen O'Hara
Brian Keith
Allie Turner
Charley Hall
Richard Wyde
Frederic Newell
Max Benton
Alan Burdie
John Adams
Melvin Trimmer
Lawrence Jones
Richard Hyde
Richard Gay
J. E. Edison
Malvern Cemetery
Tamty
Anne Turner
Frank Stevens, Jr
Collins Drug CO
Bess Mulholland
By M.H.E
Randalph Enterprise
Mies
W. ©. Stotts
C. B. Goodell
Ett Stephens
Norman Sinner
Harold Sinner
Jay Darnold
Otha Mass
Charles Shenefield
Harvey Chaney
Jack Williamson
Clyde Shook
WSCS
Hillsdale News
F. E. Bloomer
W. H. ‘Maddocks
Syracuse
Jeanne
Bob Sue
Emerson
Glen Howrey
Hood
Dale Alexander
Sang
Robert Schroeder
Dennis
Near Malvern
Theron Mickelsons
Gloria
Mrs. Raymond Chase
Clauda Wiliams
Warren ‘Gaylord
Plattsmouth
W. L. Hansell
Ed Hoover
St. Joseph
Orvis Brett
Savanah
Glen Howery
Howery
Cliff Timson
Lela
Faye
David Timgson
Albert Cheney
Near Sidney
Leo Clark
Dennia Shur
Dick Shur
Gordon Gaylord
Eugene Kelly
Fred Klein
Hambure
Wiley Sanders
Warren Carr
Gregg Pratt
Frank Lincoln
Jone
Walter Chambers
Minden
Malvern, Lows
Susan Topp
Mary Jo Anderson
Orville Topp
Rodney
Dennis Suhr
VanOradel
Ha Hoffman
Warren Gaylord
Nebraska City
H. R. Gaylord
Richard Shepard
Don Carlberg
Vickie Sue
David Brower
Thurman
Dale Sell
W. J. van
Emil King
Alliance
Fred Bebensee
Mex Crum
Ray Volz
Wayne, Hilton
Gene VanOradel
Society Aa
Seeger
Scherer
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