Silver City Man Dies in Car Crash
Charles Page 21 of Silver City died in an auto crash southwest of Traynor while driving a county road youth. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p m at Silver City Methodist church, with burial in Thurman cemetery. He worked for a Logan road contractor. survivors include wife Kay and son Charles III, parents Mr and Mrs Charles Page Sr, three brothers Arthur Frank Curtis, a sister Lucy, and injured Russell Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Page
Traynor
Page
Silver City
Raynor-Hamilton Funeral Home
Logan
Russell Howell
Arthur Pagebeth
Howell
Mercy
Curtis
Malvern
Lucy
Sunday church services and local visits in Emerson area
The Baptist church of Emerson hosted services at Nish na Cottage with Rev. Dewey Ferguson delivering the message. Edwin Myers sang a solo with Diane Lakin on piano. Grace Snell returned from a visit with her brother Lee McAlexander in Sidney. Roger Norvell, Maude Bird, Cora Buckington, Katharine Kool, Guy Custer, Myrtle Wilson, Laura Silvey, Elmer James, and George Ditmar are listed as spending or moving about town, with several weekend visits and a move to an apartment at the Iota Earth residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church of
Emerson
Nishna Cottage
Dewey Ferguson
Edwin Myers
Diane Lakin
Grace Snell
Lee McAlexander
Sidney
Roger Norvell
Robert Campbell
Maude Bird
Russell Bird
Cora Buckington
Katherine Kool
Pacific Junction
Guy Custer
Silver City
Myrtle Wilson
Susie Nagle
Council Bluffs
Laura Silvey
Macedonia
Elmer James
Harold Burton
Glenwood
George Ditmar
Iota Earith
Rites Friday for Mrs Lee Robbins at Mansfield
Rites Friday at Mansfield for Mrs Lee Robbins of Hastings who died at Methodist Hospital in Omaha from leukemia. A graduate nurse, she faced illness bravely, leaving a husband and daughter Jeannie. Funeral at 2 PM at Mansfield Funeral Home led by Rev Clement Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Lee Robbing
North of Hastings
Methodist
Omaha
Heills
Mannsfield
Clement Rowe
Jeannie
Services Held in Omaha for Leonard Hammes
Leonard A Hammes an Omaha attorney and civic leader died Oct 18 at 67 from a heart attack after a 40 year practice. He lived in Malvern in boyhood and is survived by wife Cleo Nichols two sons Leonard Jr and Donald both of Denver a sister Hellen Hammes and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday at First Presbyterian Omaha with burial Forest Lawn.
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Terris
Omaha
University of Wyoming
University of Nebraska Law Schools
Omahaj Sanitation Commission
American Legion
First Presbyterian Church
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Card of Thanks Expresses Gratitude to Hospital and Community
Mrs Edna McNulty Henderson thanks readers for cards flowers gifts and encouragement during hospitalization at Red Oak Hospital. She notes appreciation for care from staff and visits by Rev Lipinvatt Rev Russell Rev Wella and Rev Leensey and thanks neighbors and friends for concerns and kindnesses. An Emerson afternoon visit and various family and community visits follow with mentions of Sowers and Sinners families and a 4 H meeting with Marie Honp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Sincres
Red Oak Hospital
Lippinvatt
Russell
Wella
Léensey
Mr. Henderson
Jefrey Sell
Chris Rl Sowers
Brandgonters
Merrill Sowers
Eimerson
Norman Sinner
Marele
Perry
Marilyn
Harold Sinner
Malvern
Joyce Stephens
Marie Honp
Local families gather for anniversaries and visits in Eierson and Glenwood
Cast Liberty Mr and Mrs W C Stotts attended a pen house in the Baptist church for E A Decker's 50th wedding anniversary. Charley Alexander visited his brother in law Carl Hurst at Glenwood. Layman Sunday featured a sermon by Rev B H Lektoy Pullman. Families traveled to Rustel for a birthday visit and picnic. Weekend visitors included Jay Darnold family and relatives from West Liberty Coralville and St. John’s church concert with seven choirs and a fellowship lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Stotts
Eierson
Baptist Church
E. A. Decker
Charley Alexander
Carl Hurst
Glenwood
BH. Lektoy Pullman
Charles Shenefield
Max Vanderwaal
Rustel
Mca
Bud Shenefeld
Bud
Mia
Jay Darnold
West Liberty
Donald Brogja
David Af Coralville
Walter Stille
Wors Mys
Albert Meyer
Stevie
C. Statls
St. John’s Church
Farewell Party Honors C B Goodells in Glenwood Move
Friends hosted a farewell party Thursday for Mr and Mrs C B Goodell who move to their new Glenwood home. Guests delivered a purse gift and refreshments as neighbors and relatives joined in goodbyes before the January move from near Randolph. Continued social ties and church activity were noted as they prepare to leave the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Goodell
Glenwood
Suesta
Goodells
Randolph
Roy Proctor
Ottumwa
Lyle Williams
Shirley
Larry
W. ©. Statts
Ralph Skerritt
Homer Mayberry
Claude Stephens
Emnett Stephens
Joyce
Chris
Theron Mickelson
Kristi
Ricky
Vern Mickelson
W. W. Windle
Jay Darnold
Charley Alexander
Avery Clay
Arch Clay
George Miller
Orlo Jones
Joe Mayberry
Eon Larry
Harvey Vermillion
Shenandoah
Charles Goodell
Council Bluffs
Flinner
Hazel At
Vanderpool Return From Visit To Washington Home
Mr and Mrs Max Vanderpool left Tuesday morning for their Yakima Washington home after spending a week in the area with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Shenefield and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Vanderpool
Yakima
Wash
Mia
Charles Shenefield
4-H Club Courtesies and Meetings Report
Cheryl Shaw hosted Busy Bees 4-H meeting on October 13 with talks on courtesy for hosts and entertaining. Virginia Angus spoke on courtesy at 4-H gatherings and Sandra Bassett attended. A song fest preceded refreshments as the club discussed polite behavior in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Shaw
Busy Bees
Diane Lakin
Virginia Angus
Sandra Bassett
Hastings 4 H Club Organized In Hastings Area
On Friday October 19 Hastings residents formed a 4 H club at the Hastings Community building. Elected officers include president Terry Fender vice president Joyce Hockenberry secretary Kathy Grindle treasurer Connie Good reporter Sandra Cunningham historian Mary Ann McVey photographer Janet Goodman and recreation leader Sandra Stogdill. Leaders named Mrs Dean Fender and Mrs Herb Stogdill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Fender
New Hastings Club
Hastings
Joyce Hockenberry
Kathy Grindle
Connie Good
Sandra Cunningham
Mary Ann McVey
Janet Goodman
Sandra Stogdill
Dean Fender
Herb Stogdill
Ene Ee Ee Te
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Robbins
Mansfield’s
Leonard Hammes
Kat] Dashner Jr
Drake University
Des Moines
Helen Gilmore
Salinas
Calif
Harry Gilmore
W. L. Hasselquiat
Empress Theater
Newman
Ee Ferre
Hustler
William Holden
Coufton Webb
Mee Satan
Erbe
Tor
Bsvarkety
Iowa
Norman Erbe
Republican State Central Committee
George Nagle
Goy
Costwees
Falks
Skippy Anderson Orchestra
Edna McNulty
J. E. Henderson
Emerson Wree
Mrs. Warl Sowers
Dale Asmussen
Connie Lees
Dale
Connie
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Kan
C. B. Goodells
Patricia Nolan
Wesley Chapel
L. A. Bullock
Helen Miller
Tony Ramos
Texas
Spiker
Iawa
Ostobar
Kenneth Grindle
Commuunity
Silver Cloud Srs
Silver Cloud Sr
Elvera Henderson
Elvera’s
Jan Costello
Karen Henderson
Carol Wortman
Jimmy Cheney
Dale Sandquist
David Laughlin
Centerettes
4-H
Gloria Brower
Rosalia Wright
Diane Blackman
Family Plan
Mr. Ellison
Miss Wheeldon
Malvern Community Building
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