Pounds Leu nuptials solemnized at First Lutheran Omaha
The Oct 2 wedding of Sally Leu Pounds and Frederick I Leu occurred at First Lutheran Church Omaha at 7 p m with Pastor Edward W Bobb officiating. Attendants wore peacock blue gowns and the bridal party included Linda Lamb Janet Leu and Mary Yelnek. The couple will live at 203 Westchester Dr Millard Nebraska after a wedding trip south. Local garden club members and various community groups are noted in later items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Omaha
Sally Leu Pounds
Frederick I. Leu
Edward W. Bobb
Linda Lamb
Blair
Janet Leu
Mary Yelnek
Eugene Leu
Malvern
Melvin Fletcher
Council Bluffs
Melvin Leu
James Reyzick
Vern Knop
Kenton Roenfeldt
Mineola
Larry McMillen
Ronald Reyzick
Jon Pounds
Westchester Dr
Millard, Neb
Church Notes and Silver Wedding Anniversary
Church listings for Holy Rosary Glenwood include Mass times and services at several parishes led by Fr. O. L. Kaufman and others with schedules across Sundays weekdays and holy days. The Fanning silver wedding anniversary is celebrated with family and friends joining in Omaha supper, wrestling matches, and a later gathering with cakes, coffee, and gifts from relatives and neighbors.
Engagement Told For Their Daughter Patty Bolte
The engagement of Patty Bolte is announced by Mr and Mrs Earl Somson of Council Bluffs. Groom elects parents are Glen Bolte of Council Bluffs and formerly Malvern. Miss Sorenson is a senior at Abraham Lincoln. Bolte graduated with the class of 1916 from A L and works at Swift Co. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty
Roger Bolte
Earl Somson
Council Bluffs
Glen Bolte
Malvern
Miss Sorenson
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Bolte
A.L
Swift & Co
Malvern WSCS Special Meeting in October
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service and all church women are invited to a special meeting on Wednesday October 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A sacrificial lunch will be served at noon. The 1966 Call to Prayer and Self Denial bears the theme These My Brethren highlighting Brotherhood in mission work. St Johns Ladies Aid Elects Officers. Blanche Knop presided as president with officers elected for the coming year: president Mrs Jack Williamson vice president Mrs P G Becker secretary Mrs Grace Scipold treasurer Mrs Elsie Bruce. Mrs Creighton Miller led mite box devotion and noted the Lutheran Woman Missionary League Rally held in Clarinda September 30. The Glenwood State School tour, cancelled earlier, will be October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. Johns
Clarinda
Glenwood State School
First Baptist Church
Hugh Shiveley
Richard Anderson
P. m. Sr
Methodist Church
Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodist
Mae Williams
Open House Planned for Moore Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore of Walnut Iowa will host an open house on Sunday October 30 from 2 to 5 pm honoring their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Moore is Pauline Noyes from Council Bluffs and Mr Moore is a former Hastings and Emerson area resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Rt. 1
Walnut
Moore
Pauline Noyes
Council Bluffs
I. Moore
Hastings
Emerson
Harvest season reflections from Malvern Leader
In October 1966 the Malvern Leader recalls historic October events and urges gentler driving amid harvest activities. The column notes Hastings 1066, White House cornerstone 1792, Leyte Gulf 1944,Harvard and Columbia origins, Liberty dedication 1866, and highlights harvest as farmers work long hours while fall colors, wildlife, and slower speeds on county roads invite readers to pause and enjoy nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
William the Conqueror
White House
Hayes
Arthur
Hisenhower
Teddy Roosevelt
John Adams
Leyte Gulf
Harvard College
Kings College
Columbia University
Improper Pass Charges Set in Red Oak Area Courthouse
Marvin James Lane of Red Oak was fined 20 dollars and costs for an improper pass. Gene E Ward of Glenwood paid 10 dollars and costs for an improper turn. Justice Ernest Timmerman also fined Larry Dean Gries of Council Bluffs 15 dollars and costs for failing to keep his car under control. Sue Rolofson of Glenwood faced a night time speeding charge with a 10 dollar fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin James Lane
Red Oak
Gene E. Ward
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Larry Dean Gries
Council Bluffs
Sue Rolofson
October’s true story from the Randolph Enterprise
Scrisblings from M H E Fray reflect on October’s name and days. The World Book Encyclopedia notes October was the eighth month in the old Roman calendar. Attempts to rename it Antonius Faustinus or Tacitus failed, and Julius Caesar added 31 days, a practice that has continued since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonius
Faustinus
Julius Ceasar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parens
James W. Pounds
Blair, Neb
Louis A. Lea
Sandra Reyzlik
Garden Club
Glenwood Club
Malvern Garden Club
Glenwood Garden
Woman's Club
Glenwood Library
Det
Miits
Ralph Bower
Earl Bass
Charlotte Ruse
Forrest Chantry
Ida Schultz
Arline Schultz
Earl Dashner Jr
Warley Stevenson
Mary Circle
Austin Bass
Clinton Robbins
Galen Hunt
Frank Stevens Jr
Williams
Victor Laber
Oakland
Janella Kay
Rodney Allen Goy
Richard Goy
Laber
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
Maryville
Mr. Gay
Iowa State University
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
O. L. Kaufman
Maza
First Presbyterian Church
Chas, Costello
First Methodist Church
John A. Lippincott
R. D. Mansfield
Fermer Barnes
Silver City
United Nations
Ralph. Smith
Russell Hartman
Claude Blue
Harvey Watts
Hugh
Doss
Steve
Joey
Randolph
Earl Goldsberry
Sheryl
Ronnie
Marsha
Eugene Park
Bev
Barb
Barb Forney
Terry Forney
Lisa Poort
Barb Mansfield
Jill Zanders
David Hopp
Brian Beattie
Byron Maynes
Terry Chown
Chantry School
Linda Lou
Clarence Poppe
Scribner, Neb
Randall Sullivan
Claude Sullivan
Hooper, Neb
Sullivans
Babb'nchom
Presbyterian Westminster Guild
Orville Babbitt
Albert Johnson
Sam Taylor
Don Primrose
Warner Watts
Sharon Fike
Ivan Runyan
Nettie de Jong
Holland
Mich
Ellis Lygren
Ugh Shiveley
Mary Gallaway
Omdurman
Sudan
Chas. Manson
J. B. Tanderson
Gilroy
Etx Sano
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
H. Deemer
Houghton
Coolbaugh, Red Oak, Iowa
Fort Dodge
P. G. Becker
Iowa
Randolph Enterprise
Extra Fancy
Washington Delicious Apples
Moit
IGA — Brown & Serve
Morton, White
Bisquick
Wr Croke
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