Poirier Shenefield wedding at Grandview church
Jeanne Theresa Poirier and Richard A Shenefield exchanged vows at Immanuel Lutheran Grandview Washington on September 28. The couple received 125 guests at a reception in the church basement. The bride wore Chantilly lace gown with a train and carried a white Bible with an orchid. The wedding party included Judy Hastings and Diane Poirier as maids of honor and Diane Poirier as bridesmaid. The groom is a Malvern High School graduate and air force veteran. They will live in Grandview after a wedding trip to Malvern.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Grandview
Wash
Jeanne Theresa Poirier
Grandyetw
Richard A. Shenefield
Malvern
Gordon Huesby
Paul McKinley
McKinley
Chantilly
Judy Kay Hastings
Zillah
Diane Poirier
Renton
Maid of Honors
Larry Shenefield
Jerry
Washington State
M. H. Vanderpool
Monte City
Malvern High School
Air Force
Rt. 1
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BPW Guest Night Held Oct 14 at Hillsdale Church Malvern
The Malvern BPW club met on October 14 for guest night at Hillsdale Church. Nineteen members and twelve guests attended including Thelma Hellaman Angelis McGaffin Genevieve DeWitt Hazel Lockabill Dorothy Brown Iola Vogt Laura Clay Lou Walker Laura Mullhol land Mae Robinson Margaret Stevenson and Dorothy Alberts. After dinner Perne Alberts invited the group to Hillsdale school for their meeting. Committee reports noted two successful coffee events and funds raised for Helen Irwin and the Iowa Children’s Home Society. The group planned involvement in Old Settlers Day and service at local events October 18 and 19. A report on the Des Moines Fall Board meeting was given by Ruth Selm. Fall District meeting at Corning was attended by several members. Thelma Heitsman spoke about BPW treasurers and objectives. A National Business Women's Week recording was played. Entertainment was provided by hostesses Mary Rozmajzi Ferne Alberts and Eulalie Lari BOM. Word arrived of Mrs Roberta Gilehriat’s death in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hillsdale Church
Gusets
Thelma Hellaman
Corning
Angelis McGaffin
BPW
Genevieve DeWitt
Hazel Lockabill
Dorothy Brown
Iola Vogt
Laura Clay
Lou Walker
Laura Mulholland
Mae Robinson
Margaret Stevenson
Dorothy Alberts
Perne Alberts
National Business Women's Week
Marian Jones
Virginia Allen
Oliva Huston
Mary’ Rozmajzi
Ferne Alberts
Eulalie Lari- Bom
Roberta Gilehriat
Council Bluffs
Social Neighbors Club Observes 50th Anniversary
The Social Neighbors club celebrated its golden anniversary at the Christian Church in Tabor on Oct. 9. Attending were former members Mrs. Julia Robbing, Mrs. Mae Williams, and charter member Mrs. Elsie Savage was honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Neighbors Club
The
Christian Church
Tabor
Julia Robbing
Mae Williams
Elsie Savage
Ruth Circle discusses United Nations program
Mrs John Rainbow hosted the Ruth Circle of the WSCS on October 10. Mrs J F Wearinay led an instructive program on the United Nations with Mrs Wearin Jr and Mrs John Lippincott answering questions. United Nations day observance is set for October 24 and UNICEF event on October 27. Twenty six members and five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rainbow
Ruth
WSCS
J. F. Wearinay
United Nations
Wearin
J. F. Wearin Jr
John Lippincott
Unicef
Verna Dunn
Joe Haden
Leighton Reeds Hosts Open House for 25th Anniversary
An open house Sunday Oct 18 celebrated Leighton and Mrs Reed’s 25th wedding anniversary with 88 relatives and friends at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Young of Clearmont and many from Riverton Hamburg Shenandoah Lenox Essex Malvern Tabor and Maryville Mo. The event featured an ivory cloth table with a three tier cake, emerald candles, and beverages catered by local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Reed
Frank Young
Clearmont
Reed
Paul McMullen
Riverton
Leona Evans
Eldon Blackford
Maryville
Rob Harrell
Karen
Janie
Thayer
Glen Young
Neola
Max Reed
Lyall Reed
Hamburg
Olive Wynn
Hi Monte
Calif
C. A. Road
Farragut
Shenandoah
Lenox
Essex
Malvern
Tabor
Surprise Birthday for Roger Craig in Glenwood
Mrs. John Williams and Mrs. Roger Craig hosted a surprise birthday party last Thursday at the Craig home in Glenwood. Guests enjoyed the evening with gifts, ice cream, and cake. Attending were John and Eddie Williams, Allen Soliday, Danny Garat, Albert Craig, Lyle Williams and Lar ity of Malvern, Leonard Marskett, Bonnie Burger, and George DePlatt of Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Roger Craig
Roger
Craig
Glenwood
Eddie Williams
Allen Soliday
Danny Garat
Tabor
Albert Craig
Lyle’ Williams
Larity
Malvern
Leonard Marskett
Bonnie Burger
George ‘DePlatt
Council Bluffs
Luncheon and Shower Honor Mrs Malcom in Burdie Home
Mrs. BH W Burdie Mrs W R Byington and Mrs James Summers hosted a Wednesday luncheon and kitchen shower at the Burdie home for Mrs Bob Malcom a recent bride Sixteen guests visited and watched gifts opened by the honoree Glen Nosekabel and family from Bronson Iowa visited relatives over the weekend with Walter Nosekabel and Harold Omer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcom
BH. W. Burdie
W. R.byington
James Summers
Burdie
Bob Malcom
Nosekabel
Bronson
Walter Nosekabel
Harold Omer
Gregory Brammer-Novel Wedding Set for Glenwood Nov 3
Patricia Len Gregory of Glenwood will marry Don Brammer son of Mr and Mrs Howard Brammer of Malvern on November 3 at the Glenwood Methodist church. Mary Circle meets October 23 with leader Mrs Glen Robbins and co hosts. The lesson highlights how the school lunch program supports children health and farmer markets under the National School Lunch Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Gregory
Glenwood
Patricia Len
Don Brammer
Howard Brammer
Malvern
Methodist Church
Mary Circle
Mary Circle of the Methodist Church
Roger Shaw
Glen Robbins
Harold McCain
Cliford Wolfe
Darrell Waisner
Town schools join second National School Lunch Week
Paul Johnston reports town public schools will observe National School Lunch Week Oct 13 to Oct 19 1968. One thousand seventy eight kitchens serve nutritious lunches daily to more than 300000 elementary and high school pupils. Governor Hughes issued a proclamation recognizing the observance and the program’s role in keeping the nation healthy and strong.
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Hughes
Randolph men take cattle buying trip to Santa Rosa New Mexico
Keith Schaaf and Bert Lorimer of Farragut spent Tuesday through Thursday on a cattle buying trip to Santa Rosa New Mexico. Mr and Mrs Donald Scott and Kathy attended the wedding of Capt Ronnie McCann Clarinda and Miss Donna Moore of Coin Saturday night at the Methodist church in Conn. Mr and Mrs Leonard Wilkins and family were Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs I G Wilkins of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Schaaf
Bert Lorimer
Farragut
Santa Rosa
N. M
Donald Scott
Kathy
Ronnie MecCann
Clarinda
Donna Moore
Coin
Methodist Church
Conn
Leonard Wilkins
I. G. Wilkins
Local Social News From Randolph Area
Elbert Bird remains in Hamburg hospital Tuesday as community members share visits and meals. Mr and Mrs Bill Fichter host visitors from Shenandoah and Plattsmouth football games draw crowds. Drennan and family from New Market visit the Ficht er home. Merle Ferrel returns from Washburn Missouri with Rainy weather noted. County teacher meetings in Sidney include Mrs Garber appointed to Randolph representation. Omaha visitors call on the Kopp household. Gregorys dine with the Schant family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Bird
Hamburg Hospital
Bill Fichter
Lowell Fichter
Walter
Coleen
Shenandoah
L. E. Fichter
W. J. Kilpatrick
Paul Kilpatrick
Tabor
Plattsmouth
F M
C. C. Garber
Sidney
Garber
Randolph School
Wilma Harms
Lura Cates
Omaha
Bill Kopp
Litta Walker
Cates
Jim Grégory
Keith Schant
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Poirier-Shenefield
Joe Kruse
Sillver City
Lloyd Markel
Steinhart Lodge
Nebraska City
HSC
Leonard Parker
Charley Weaver
Ruth Circle
Mildred Dinwiddie
Lawrence
Henderson
Mills County
Iowa
Woodford R. Byington
Mildred Dinwidde
Malvern, Iowa
Leighton Reeds
Gregory-Brammer
Congress
By Paul ¥. Johnston
KD OF Public Instruction
Randolph
Randolph Enterprise
Eta
Eteets
B. E. Houser Oil Co
Malvern, IA
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