Town Notes Roundup of Malvernians Visiting and Local News
Malvernians visiting Monday include Mary Jones and Lacey Clark with Mr and Mrs M A Clark from Freehold en route to Colorado Springs. Numerous weekend visits occur in Glenwood and Council Bluffs as residents attend birthdays, anniversaries, and church events. Local trips include Omaha visits, Des Moines nursing home convention attendance, and a Bar-B-Que hosted for October birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Lacey Clark
M. A. Clark
Freehold
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. R. Byington
Esles Park
C.J. Nossinger
Fred Butumann
Meadow Grove
Nebr
John Duyson
Lyons
Jeanette Larson
Lester Duyson
Duyson
Myr
Don Schroeder
Linda
Lee Bingaman
Omaha
Bingaman
St. Joseph Hospital
Joe CG. Watson
Tulsa
Okla
Alene Hazard
Carrie Berkhimer
Joe
W. d. Watson
Dan Harizer
Des Moines
Warren Barrah
Merrilee
Glenwood
Truman Hardy
Deborah
Randy
Donald Aistrope
Bol Sell
Verlin Hardy
Harold
Donald Fisher
Villisca
Ken Bowman
Debbie
Vernon Robinson
Roy Robinsons
Jack Robinson
Red Oak
Russell Alley
Town City
Ralph Tahller Jr
Joe Fox
Co. Bluffs
Chas, McClure
Debbie McClure
Iowa
Church Notes From Local Congregations
Local churches publish weekly events led by Rev. John A Lippincott Rev Hugh Shiveley and Mrs Chas Costello including Sunday school at 9 45 worship at 11 and youth meetings. Oct 11 Hospital Day for the pastor 9 30 a m with teachers meeting Oct 12 7 30 p m Chancel and Jr Choir practices. Also activities at First Baptist and First Presbyterian noting guild meetings nursing home services and panel discussions at several locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waugh Hoover
ST. John’s Lutheran Church
P. G. Becker
Oet
S. Schaal
First Methodist Church
John A. Lippincott
R. D. Mansfield
S. S
Lonymen’s
Union
Co. Bluffs
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh Shiveley
Chas. Costello
GUILD
Orville Babbitt
First Baptist Church
Richard Anderson
Holy Rosary Catholic Church Calendar and Westminster Meeting
Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood lists services with Masses at 8:00 and 9:15 a.m. each Sunday and 6:30 a.m. at State School, First Fridays 6:30 a.m., Holy Days 6:30 a.m. and 6:39 p.m., weekday Mass at 7:00 a.m. Westminster Build will meet Oct 13 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Orville Babbitt’s home with co hostesses Mrs. Albert Johnson and Mrs. Sam Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
O. L. Kaufman
Westminster Build
Orville Babbitt
Albert Johnson
Sam Taylor
Oper Door Mission Luncheon Attended by Local Women in Omaha
Oaks Sunday school attendance 64. birthdays with 2, visitors 1, offering $10.74. Women’s Auxiliary fall luncheon at Brandeis Cross Road Auditorium in Omaha attended by Mms Ralph Cole Hadley Park er Fred Roeder Byron Viner Rose Triplett. Mr and Mrs Guy Osborn, I W Castor, Edwin Ambrose, L E Brammeijer with Hellen Winchester birthday gathering. self invited guests refreshed. L E Brammeier Don Terry Bob Missouri Valley guests stayed with Bill Metcalf in Indianola. J F Metcalf funeral held at Methodist Church Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cole
Hadley Parker
Fred Roeder
Byron Viner
Rose Triplett
Womens Auxiliary
Oper Door Mission
Brandeis Crossroad
Omaha
Guy Osborn
I. W. Castor
Edwin Ambrose
L. E. Brammeijer
Hellen Winchester
L. E. Brammeier
Don Terry
Bob
Missouri Valley
Bill Metcalf
Indianola
Jim Terry
J. F. Metcalf
Methodist Church
Seven Traffic Cases in Timmerman Court
Seven traffic violation cases were heard by Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman in Glenwood last week. Speeding cases include Mark David Butler of Essex with 15 dollars and costs and Bymatas Gu2 ulaitis of Omaha with 10 dollars and costs. Improper passing involved James Russell Fliger of New Hampton and Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmerman’s Court
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Mark David Butler
Essex
Bymatas
Ulaitis
Omaha
James Russell Fliger
New Hampton
Charles
Hastings MRS and HERB STOGDILL Correspondent Report
Rolie Gond underwent surgery at Mercy Hospital last week and is improving satisfactorily. His daughter Mrs Arnold Courlier and son from Town City have been staying at the Good home with daily hospital visits. Jack Edmonds and family visited in Spokanne Washington with Roy Crawford and Merle Scott. Peppy Pixies 4-11 Club and six visitors attended the Baptist Church in Emerson for National 431 week observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolie Gond
Mercy Hospital
Arnold Courlier
Town City
Set
Jack Edmonds
Spokanne
Wash
Roy Crawford
Merle Scott
Glenwood
Edmonds
Goose Lake
Labrador
Baptist Church
Emerson
Hastings
Farm Bureau Music Festival Guests at Emerson Baptist Church
Chrissie Slenger Jewell Warren Karen Reed Connie Parker and Marilyn Sowers performed two numbers at the Farm Bureau Music festival Sunday evening at the Baptist church in Emerson. Lois Meyer of Omaha spent the weekend with her parents. John Stefford and Dennis Bond visited in the Edwin Ambrose home. Mr and Mrs Johm Kissler and family of Omaha were Saturday overnight and Sunday visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Bailored
Duane Jurgens
Glenwood
Larry Benscoter
David
Omaha
Lay- Janes
Larry
Jim
Bob Plummer
Kon- Zula AleClure
Wayne McClure
Roy McClure
Leo Bensenter
Louisa al
Del
Grace Donner
Lorraine Griffin
Maggie Bolton
Ben Smith
Wesley Smith
Hamburg Hospital
John Hall
Roy Robinson
American Legion Auxiliary
Starlin
Chrissie Slenger
Jewell Warren
Karen Reed
Connie Parker
Marilyn Sowers
The
Baptist Church
Emerson
Lois Meyer
John Stefford
Dennis Bond
Johm Kissler
Edwin Ambrose
Indian Deerettes 4-H Club Meeting notes from September 10
The Indian Deerettes 4-H Club gathered at Pat Johnsons home. Officers read reports and planned activities for National 4-H Week including wearing uniforms to school. Visitor Carol Wilson spoke about missionary work and lunch followed. Connie Parker reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Deerettes
Indian Deerettes 4
Pat Johnson
Carol Wilson
Johnson
Connie Parker
Visitors headlined by families from multiple towns
Post Ollie window. and Mrs. Jack Edmonds of Spokanne Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Resh and Angela of Malvern, Mrs. George Resh, visited Monday in the old Stoghill home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sargent and family and Miss Warlene Pearson of Mrs. Hay Hickerson at Milford Nebraska also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Edmonds
Spokanne
Wash
Chas. Resh
Angela
Malvern
George Resh
Stoghill
Jack Sargent
Warlene Pearson
Hay Hickerson
Milford
Nebr
Saddle Club Play Day at Rodeo Grounds Oct 16
The Horseshoe Saddle Club sponsors a play day at the rodeo grounds on October 16 with events starting at 1 p.m. The item notes social visits and local club activities, plus a report on fall color peak from a Missouri vacation trip and community gatherings in Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Club
Horsehoe Saddle Club
Rodeo Grounds
Dan Vanderpool
Hastings WSCS Guest Day to Feature Antique Speaker
Hastings WSCS announces its annual guest day on October 13 inviting women from nearby churches to attend at the church. Gordon Boone of Red Oak will speak on his experiences in dealing antiques. The group also schedules October 27 for its annual turkey supper starting at 3 30 p m.
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Vorace Richardson
Lake of the Ozarks
Arkansas
Ozark Mountains
Joe Hall
Elizabeth
Wayne Crawford
Red Oak
Hastings Federated Women's Club
Methodist Church
Hastings
WSCS
Chrch
Gordon Boone
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