Vows of Whawermans and visiting friends mark Cedar Rapids area
Cedar Rapids residents Mr and Mrs Nathan Worcester and Mr and Mrs Rialph Parker visited Leonard Parker’s home Sunday afternoon. Hendersons Fay Butterfield joined Ben Martin and family for Sunday evening. Bangor captain Herbert Tiffany and family arrive for a Texas trip and school before new assignment. Fullerton Sowersbys visit en route home from Wichita due to illness in family. Twin boys Randall Todd and Rodney Allen Hawkins born Sept 29 in Hamburg hospital to Larry and Ellen Hawkins. Des Moines Davisons host weekend guests with Summers of Ames joining Sunday. Hospital patients include Mrs J E Henderson in Red Oak. Notable trips: J F Wearin back from Edmundson Hospital. Several locals travel for visits and family events, with birthdays celebrated for Leonard Parker.
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Fay Butterfield
Henderson
Ben Martin
Herbert Tiffany
Bangor
Fort Worth
Tex
Everett Sawershy
Fullerton
Calif
FP. W. Swoboda
Wichita
Kan
Me. Sowersby
Larry Hawkins
Tibor
Hamburg Hospital
Randall Todd
Rodney Allen
Ellen Carnes
Warley Stevesson
L L. Donner
Tune Fickle
F. M. Davisons
Des Moines
Frank Summers
Anes
J. E. Henderson
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
J. F. Wearin
Edmundson Hospital
B. J. Lockabill
Carl Scott
Hastings
Minden
Nebr
Pioneer Village
Gene Baldozier
Woodstock
Oscar Baldozier
J. H. Baldozier
Burlington Junction
Ames
Eulalie Larsson
Albert Johnson
Joe Chantry
Omaha
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Plan Basic Dress Making Class Soon
An adult education class for women wishing to learn basic dressmaking has been announced to start on Oct 16 at the Extension office in Malvern at 7 p.m. Miss Wilma Schultz, county extension home economist, will conduct the classes. A sign up meeting on the first night will decide further dates and places. Information on the course may be secured by contacting the Extension office.
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Malvern
Wilma Schultz
County Extension Home
Card of Thanks From Malvern Rest Home Neighborly Gratitude
To all my neighbors and friends I extend a million thanks for the cards letters visits and good deeds while I have been at the rest home in Malvern Guy Custer.
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Malvern
Ole Miss integration a national flashpoint in 1962
Randolph Enterprise notes a somber October as James Meredith becomes the first Black student admitted to the University of Mississippi under federal orders. Reports Nixon Eisenhower Kennedy era comparisons, state officials resist, deaths and violence loom, while editorials urge new thinking beyond fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
United States
Ole Miss
Meredith
United States Court of Appeals
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Gov. Faubus
Little Rock
Social weekend visits and travel across Nebraska and Iowa
Lynn Wederquist visited home in Randolph after college in Peru Nebraska where he spent the weekend. Guests included Mrs Royce Wederquist and Miss Judy Bower of Glenwood. Dwight McCracken entertained in Des Moines with son Scott and family. Hawley Schaaf escorted his mother to Red Oak for a trip to Arlington Virginia to visit her daughter. Alfred Clutes hosted Bud Haines family, while Kay Estes traveled to Chicago on business. Several other families hosted or visited relatives in Plainview Shendoah Sidney Hastings and Omaha areas over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Steele
Rochford
S. C
R. Thomas Stevens
Ilamburg Community Hospital
Erik Pernell
Stevens
Isaton Tennant
Omaha
Boston
Mage
LeRoy Parkins
Yierney
Robert Bennett
Atlantic
Richard Goy
Malvern
Rodney Goy
Lowell McMillen
Dan Lefgren
Ames
Walter Wiltsey
Rhodes
Jim Irwin
Alliance
Nebr
G. L. Payne
Wiltsey
Payne
Kay Harshbarger
Drake
Fred Harshbarger
Leonard Parker
Pat Luck
Parker
Parl Royston
Harry Evans
Drayton Slaughter
Charles Howard
Glenwood
Wayne Razer
Karl Hertz
San Dimas
Calif
Theiron
Clayton Hertz
D. E. Morris
Kansas City
Lorance Lisle
Iowa
Tri Delta
Hytham House
Red Oak
Pfc
Dean Sila
Junction City
Kaw
Sila
Fred Kyle
Virginia
Hark White
Delmar McConkey
Marion Withalm
Lincols
Major
Merle McCann
Lynn Wederquist
Peru
Royce Wederquist
Judy. Bower
Dah Leahy
Dwight McCracken
Des Moines
Scott McCracken
McCracken
Hawley Schaaf
J. J. Schaaf
Arlington
Clarold Rogers
Alfred Clutes
Bud Haines
David
Karen
Sharon
Spring Hill
Kan
Steve Haines
Hastings
Kay Estes
Wichita
W. B. Estes
Kay
Chicago
Elmer Matthews
Kimberly
Shendoah
Erville Baucom
Larry
Kenneth Meint
Plainview
Alfred Bobbitt
Thurman
Paul Blezek
Mills County Sales Tax Rises 1.9 Percent in 1962
The fiscal year ending June 30 1962 shows Mills County sales tax receipts increasing from 176 768.04 to 180 286.15 a rise of 1 9 percent led by Glenwood with a 5 4 percent gain and Malvern up just over 1 percent. The report from the State tax commission notes measurable sales growth across the area. A lengthy list of social visits and family gatherings follows, including visits among residents of Tabor Percival Lincoln and Clarinda with local households and relatives.
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Mills County
State Tax Commission
Glenwood
Malvern
Social News From East Liberty Area
East Liberty reports social visits and gatherings. Ovid Walston and Agnes Walston hosted a cooperative supper in Malvern with Melvin Walston. Callers at C B Goodell’s included Leo Raszler Orlo Jones Tami and Lyla Williams. Beulah Wirth Myra Harris visited from Tabor. The Henders moved to a new farm home purchased from Ivan Jackson. Goodells attended Shenandoah barbecue and Grand Old Opera events in Shenandoah with area residents.
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Ovid Walston
Agnes Walston
Delores
Jackie
Derby
Colo
Kenneth Earith
Malvern
Melvin Walston
C. B. Goodell
Leo Raszler
Orlo Jones
Tami
Lyla Williams
Beulah Wirth
Myra Harris
Tabor
Richard Hender
BE. L. Gilbert
Ivan Jackson
Shenandoah
Theron Mickelson
Kristi
Dale Alexander
Mike
Glen Clark
Glenda
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Whawermans
Nathan Worcester
Cedar Rapids
Rialph Parker
Rol Moor
Hdl Mansur
Ralston
Lyle Boone
Sidney
Allen Poort
Council Bluffs
Harry Stewart
John Koltermayn
Lillian Adams
Chantry School
Kathryn Stogdill
Debbie
Reinolds
Delux
MEL Ugh
Ite
Jack
Cholson
One Eyed Jacks
Marlon Brando
Karl Malden
Guy Custer
Randolph Enterprise
The
Christian Science Monitor
Mississippi
Daily Times
Melbourne
Florida
Colorado Interstate Gas Company
Randolph
Ralph
Everett Buttercase
Chet Hansell
Stanley Hansell
Jeff
Percival
Charles Hansell
Steven
Don Adylotte
Lincoln
Harold Omer
Omer
Susan
Eldon Fox
Kenny
Sgt
James Jenkins
W. J. Kilpatrick
Bridge
Ethel Patrick
Robert Peacock
Robert Hudson
Newt Heaton
Richard Vanatta and
Guy Vanatta
Ray Vanatta
Tahor
R. H
Walter Pearson
Homer Gee
Homer Freeman
Clarinda
Pierce Tenhuizen
R. H. Dodd
Willis Bates
Wm. Bird
Helen Clark
Katie Davies
Fred Dadd
Gerald Moore
Cecil Baggs
Melvin Moore
Bill Kopp
Lilia Walker
Clyde Heaton
Bill Anderson
Willard Ballinger
Keith Schaaf
Jim Gregory
Robert Kilpatrick Sr
Billings, Mont
Hamburg
Fremont Co
Jean
City Hall
East Liberty
Josie K. Stotts
Harold Sinner
Fay Mayberry
Melanie
Mra
Glen Howrey
Hillsdale
Ralph Tackett
Song
QO. G. Kearney
W. Co. Stotts
Newcastle
Wyo
A. P. Briggs
Near
McClelland
Clyde Pratt
Silver City
Briggs
Sadie Briggs
Robert Neitehler
Johnny
Treynor
Stotts Home
Russ Hastings
Jack Adams
Stotty
0. C. Korney
Ernest Brower
Gloria
Kenney
Stotts
Charley Alexander
Loveland
Alfred Clark
Kerney
W. GC. Stotts
Charney Alexander
Iva Henderson
Philip Sinner
Robert Schroeder
Near Malvern
Claude Stephens
T. C. Shook
Springdale
Ark
Shook
Howard Anglin
Lyle Williams
Shirley
Ellen Donaldson
Dennis DeForest
Peace Lutheran Church
Pleiant
Homer Mayberry
Harvest Home
Sliver City Methodist Church
Jackson's
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