Seivert Johnsons Open House for Golden Anniversary
Senator Seivert Johnson and Mrs. Seivert W. Johnson of Glenwood celebrate their Golden Wedding with an open house on Sunday November 6 from 2 to 6 p m at 204 South Locust Street Glenwood. One son Kenneth and family of Colorado Springs will be unable to attend others of the family attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seivert W. Johnson
Glenwood
Mra. Johnson
Locust &T
Kenneth
Colorado Springs
Colo
Paul
Franklin
Alfred
Glenn
Edwin Barkus
Johnson
Missionary Rally in Council Bluffs with State Officers
The Associational Women's Missionary Rally gathered at First Baptist Church in Council Bluffs on Wednesday with state officers as guest speakers. Local attendees included Mrs Mae Williams Mrs E C McMillan Mrs Grant Chamberlain Mrs Lyle Williams Miss Blanche Emerisk and Mrs Paul Seeger. A birthday coffee honored Mrs Jerry Smith of Omaha on Oct 15 hosted by Mrs W R B Byington with fourteen guests attending the morning event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Associational Women’s Missionary
First Baptist Church
Mae Williams
E. C. McMillan
Grant Chamberlain
Lyle Williams
Blanche Emerisk
Paul Seeger
Smith
W. RB. Byington
Jerry Smith
Omaha
Malvern BPW District Director Speaks at Local Meeting
Twenty ona members of the Malvern Business and Professional Women's Club met Monday evening at Tiny and Vivs Data for their monthly meeting. Miss Phyllis Buhr attended as a guest along with District Director Misa Phyllis Stibbins of Red Oak and the District Secretary-Treasurer Miss Crystal Holmes. Stibbins stressed membership and leadership as a library committee was appointed to acquire business books for the Malvern Library. Members were urged to attend United Nations Day at the Methodist Church. Spanish classes will resume with the first meeting at Lillian Adams home. The Legislation committee presented a skit A Day in Court featuring Mona Pace Mary Spiker Virginia Stone Ann Ford Ruth Wilson Vera Cronkite Oda Dickersbach and Mary Rozimajzi. The Book and Study Club meets Oct 31 at Mrs James Beatties house with Mrs Phillip Sheridan giving the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona
Malvern Business and Professional Women's Club
Tiny and
Viv’s Data
Phyllis Buhr
Misa Phyllis Stibbins
Red Oak
Crystal Holmes
Stibbins
Malvern
Methodist Church
Lillian Adams
Legislation Committee
Vera Cronkite
Kathryn Stogdill
Jassie Frazier
Mona, Pace
Mary Spiker
Virginia Stone Ann Ford
Ruth Wilson
Oda Dickersbach
Mary Rozimajzi
Dixie Bird Celebrates 11th Birthday Party
Dixie Bird daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Bird marked her 11th birthday with a party for ten friends on Thursday October 18. Ice cream and cake were served to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Bird
Russell Bird
Eighth Grade Class Outing At Malvern Gun Club
Eighth grade students met October 21 at the Malvern Gun Club for a hay ride followed by a wiener roast at Camp Malwood on the George Mort farm west of Malvern. Sponsoring the party were Ray Sell, Don ald Schroeder, Charles Costello and George Mort. Relatives surprised Anthony Briley with a birthday dinner on October 18, with cousins Mrs Edith Ulwen of Clear Lake and Mr and Mrs Orin Matthews of Cannon, Mr and Mrs Walter Briley, and Mrs Ada Regenauer of Glenwood attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Camp Malwood
George Mort
Ray Sell
Donald Schroeder
Charles Costello
Anthony Briley
Edith Ulwen
Clear Lake
Orin Matthews
Cannon
Walter Briley
Ada Regenauer
Glenwood
Colleen Bateman Weds Robert Billings in Red Oak Ceremony
Colleen Bateman of Red Oak and Robert L. Billings, formerly of Red Oak and now of Omaha, exchanged marriage vows in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist church Red Oak. The 2:30 p.m. service featured Rev. Joe Henry and Rev. Basil Tadlock officiating with a decorated altar and musical solos by Mrs. Ray Powers. The bride wore white nylon organza with a square scalloped neckline and bustle bow, carrying pink sweetheart roses. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Russell Kroapel and bridesmaids Diane Bergsten and Harriett Ossian. Best man LaVon Billings. groomsmen Douglas Billings and Gerald Bateman. The couple will reside at 3285 37th St Omaha, where he is employed with Securities Acceptance Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Colleen Bateman
Red Oak
Robert L. Billings
Omaha
First Methodist Church
Joe Henry
Council Bluffs
Basil Tadlock
Ray Powers
Tabor
Ray Cozad
Bernard Bateman
Ralph Billings
Russell Kroapel
Town City
Diane Bergsten
Harriett Ossian
Aings
LaVon Billings
Douglas Billings
Gerald Bateman
William Billings
Beatrice
Nebr
Jim Durbin
Lyle Magneson
Tom Breedrove
Clara Holden
Hed Oak
Land Mra
Maude Bateman
Walter Fetty Serves Aboard Navy Icebreaker Burton Island
Walter N. Fetty engineman second class, USN, aboard the icebreaker Burton Island out of Seattle, depart Sept 28 for a six month Deep Freeze 1962 Antarctic cruise. The ship will help open ice for cargo to McMurdo Sound, conduct oceanographic research in the Ross Sea, and visit Hawaii Fiji New Zealand ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Petty
Navy Icebreaker
Navy
Burton Island
Seattle
Wash
Walter N. Fetty
Enginman
Lass
WSN
Virgil T. Fetty
Malvern
Antartica
South Pole
Icvebreaker
McMurdo Sound
Anarctica
Ross Sea
Hawaii
Buva
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Dad’s Day at Wentworth Military Academy Attended
R A Blochel of Malvern attended the 22nd annual Dad's Day at Wentworth Military Academy with Wilson William, son a cadet. He joined a football game against Missouri Military Academy, a close order drill, chapel, classes, and a father son banquet. Speaker H Roe Bartle addressed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Blochel
Malvern
Wentworth Military Academy
Wilson William
Wentworth
Missouri Military Academy
H. Roe Bartle
Kansas City
Bloedel
Dick Ruse
Donald Aistrope
Church Notes and Services Around Regional Churches
Sunday School Sunday morning worship and evening BYF at First Baptist with special services Oct 16 to 20 led by Rev. Robert Radtke. Presbyterian, Laura Clay Sunday worship and Reformation observances. Lutheran and Walther League events. First Methodist noting baptism, Bible studies, and meetings. Holy Rosary Catholic Church schedules masses and confessions weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Radtke
the Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Laura Clay
Contingent Reserve Treasury
It & P
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Clarinda
Glann Knop Farm
Walther League
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
O. L. Kaufman
Sign Up Now for Conservation Practices in Mills County
Conservationist Dick France urges Mills County farmers to enroll in needed practices this fall to ease spring work. Terracing tiling and waterways built now improve soil, reduce erosion, and help seedings establish. Sign up by Oct 20 and start by Nov 2 to finish before spring field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
ACP
Soil Conservation Service
Mills County
Dick France
Car Leaves Highway Near Railroad Underpass
Norma J. Nielsen and Lot tie Nielsen of Moorehead suffered minor injuries when their auto left highway 34 west of Malvern, slid into a ditch at a curve near the railroad underpass. The 4:20 p.m. Sunday crash caused about 500 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma J. Nielsen
Lottie Nielsen
Moorehead
Highway
Malvern
Barkus
Norma Nielsen
Thief Rips Loose the Phone Booth Coin Box
A thief ripped the coin box from a public telephone booth near a service station on the east edge of Ginwood. The amount stolen was not determined. About the same time authorities reported two coin boxes disturbed at Council Bluffs, Sheriff Edwin Barkus said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginwood
Edwin Barkus
Council Bluffs
Randolph Airman to Take Tech Course
Airman Kenneth C. Mullin, son of Mrs. Olive A. Mullin of Randolph, completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and was chosen for a technical training course for Aircraft and Missile Maintenance at Amarillo AFB Texas. Mullin, a graduate of Allerton High School, will reassign after five weeks to Tech School for specialized instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. Mullin
Olive A. Mullin
Randolph
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Tszt
R. E. McCauley
Air Force
Federal
Council Bluffs
Amarillo Air Force Base
Amarillo
Mullin
Allerton High
Allerton
Lackland Afb
Air Force Technical Training Center
Usaf Aerospace Force
Parole Revocation Sends Glenwood Man to Six Months
Elvin Bird, 40, Glenwood, began a six month jail term after parole was revoked by Sheriff Edwin Barkus. He pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 300 dollars plus costs. The parole revocation followed a prior case accusing him of malicious destruction of property for kicking in a Glenwood dance hall door. An unrelated O M V charge arose after a Saturday collision six miles north of Glenwood on Highway 276 involving Bird in a pickup, Paul D. Gamble, and Herman W. Gruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin
Glenwood
Edwin Barkus
Aird
LeRoy Johnson
Barkus
Givan Bird
Harold Davidson
Bird
O.M.V.1
Paul D. Gamble
Scottsbor
Ark
Herman W. Gruber
Omaha
Gruber
Gamble
Ingraham 4-H Elects Officers and Learns Gun Safety
The Ingraham 4-H Straight Shooters met on September 14 for their annual officer election. Elected were Kenny Keith president Bill Burgoin vice president Rex Burgoin secretary treasurer Jim McCollester reporter Rodney Miller sergeant at arms with Dwight Keith and Don Burgoin chosen as leavers. Rex Burgoin gave a talk on gun safety and Roger and Dennis Miller led a Q and A on safety. Bob Malcom shared films from his Oklahoma exchange trip and refreshments were served by Mrs. Keith Mrs. Burgoin and Mrs. Malcom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingraham
Kenny Keith
Bill Burgoin
Rex Burgoin
Jim McCollester
Rodney Miller
Dwight Keith
Don Burgoin
Roger
Dennis Miller
Bob Malcom
Oklahoma
Keith
Burgoin
Malcom
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Seivert Johnsons
Glenwoo
BPW
James Beattie
Phillip Sheridan
Iowa
Colleen Bateman
Robert Billings
F. A. Wortman
Henry Washburn Harold Skerritt
Frederic Newell Margaretta Hays Newell Crink
Wentworth Academy
Wayne Bass
S. S. Sept
John A. Lippincott
Warren Dariih
WSCB
WSCS
Gordon Steiner
Nenderson
John Michael
Eee Sonn
Kant
Folger’s Coffee
Maat Ouloween
Jia A
Johnson Grocery
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