Funeral Services Held Friday for W. Carl Wilson
Funeral services for W. Carl Wilson were Friday at the Mansfield Funeral home led by Rev. John A. Lippincott. Daughters sang two songs, with a registry and flowers care noted, as the community mourns the Malvern farmer and hatchery partner. Interment followed in Malvern’s Malvern cemetery. he born Jan 7 1886 in Henderson and died Sept 3 at his farm. He leaves wife Kathryn Maude Coiner Wilson, two daughters Bernice and Phyllis, a brother Claude, four grandchildren and a great grandchild, plus numerous relatives and friends.
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W. Carl Wilson
Mansfield Funeral Home
John A. Lippincott
Carl Anderson
Ed Benton
Tred Buttmann
Harry Gearhart
J. R. Hall
BE. W. Knight
Roy W. Mansfield
J. I. Wearin
Morris Woodfill
Robert Hossie
James Beckwith
Jack Bingham
Charles McClure
Jack Williamson
Roy D. Mansfield
Ben Wilson
Doris Beckwith
Eula Jie Larsson
Mona Pace
Fred Pierce
Frederick Smith
Malvern Cemetery
William Carl Wilson
Perry
Alice Wilson
Henderson
Wilson
Greeley County
Nebr
Wilsons
Wealey Chapel
Carl
Simpson College
Indianola
Charlie Coiner
Western Normal College
Shenandoah
Kathryn Maude Coiner
Bernice
Phyllis
Maude
Malvern
Wilson Hatchery
Wesley Chapel
Methodist Church
Ily
Mabel Pierson
Kathryn Maude
Marvin Woodfill
Strahan
Dudley Conner
Claude Wilson
Special Election Planned to Fund Malvern Fire Station Addition
Malvern Iowa town council set September 25 1963 as the date for a special election to approve financing for an addition to the fire station not to exceed 6500 dollars. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m in the Liberty Memorial Building basement with ballots describing a yes or no decision on issuing debt and levying taxes up to two mills annually. Town Clerk Woodford R Byington warns voters to follow the official ballot format.
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Malvern
Iowa
Liberty Memorial
Mills
Woodford R. Byington
Hastings Kids Parade Winners Named for Little Britches Rodeo
Winners in the Hastings parade opening the Little Britches rodeo Aug 31 were announced. The snappy Nishna Valley sdol band led the parade to a large crowd. Judges included Mrs Grindle of Malvern Charles Wilson Harold Grindle and Dean Darby. Kiddie class winners Bruce Morrical Judy Kelley. Decorated vehicle winners Stanley Vance Dennis Grindle. Peis Suzi and Larry Bruce Lavonne Scott. 4 H club Peppy Pixies and Has tings church floats also shown along with the Hastings Saddle club fire truck and Will Scott's stage coach. Cemetery Association notes and Sunday visits referenced amid ongoing local events.
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Hastings
Charles Wilson
Harold Grindle
Malvern
Dean Darby
Hastings Church
Pixies
Hastings Saddle Club
Will Scott
Bruce Morrical
Judy Kelley
Stanley Vance
Dennis Grindle
Suzi
Larry Bruce
Lavonne Scott
Jack Largent
Stanley Largent
Dean and
Scott
Duluth
Wayne Crawford
Mia
Joe Parker
Joe Hall
Elizabeth
Rick
Mike
Roy Mosler
Thurman
Toni
Gary Rountree
John Brown
Henningsen Plat
Lawrence Rogers
Frank Roger
Clearwater
Nebr
Catherine Hamlin
Neliegh
Homer Hamilton
Red Oak
Cecil Hamilton
Mansfield Funeral
Terry Fender
Jennie Haroff
Henderson
Dave Brown
Mercy
Council Bluffs
Gee
Roy Crawford
Emerson
Stanley Vanes
Stanley
Roy Quimby
Lee Quimby
Lincoln
WSCS Meeting Held at Church On September Fourth
Mrs Ross Bryant and Mrs Lloyd Bowen hosted the WSCS gathering at the church with fourteen members present. Devotions and the program were led by Mines, Millard Gee, Emmett Gipe and Geo Williama, focusing on where a Christian woman volunteers her time.
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Strahan
Ross Bryant
Lloyd Bowen
WSCS
Millard Gee
Emmett Gipe
Geo. Williama
Strahan News Corresp Nina Crouse Highlights Local Visits
Earl Roberts of Gallatea Missouri called on Henry Nims. Glenwood visitors RoSe White, N. Summers and Mable. Sunday guests include Lawrence White and Zachery of Tabor with Rose White. Reports of hospital update for H I Parker, Long Beach. Several families attend Pall Festival Emerson and many local visitations and trips across Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Earl Roberts
Gallatea
Henry Nims
Eerie
N. E. Summers
Rose White
Mable
Glenwood
Lawrence White
Zachery
Tabor
H. I. Parker
Long Beach
Calif
B. W. Reed
Omaha
Earl Clapper
Pacific Junction
Ellis Grindle
Emerson
Gerald Maher
Everett Stouder
John Eaves
Lloyd Hilyer
Dean Sayers
Charles Hall
Richard Wynn
Karen
Shenandoah
Mra
Oma Grown Homie
R. R. Kier
Red Oak
Denver
Colo
Charles
Bert Shaul
Lob Fisher
Council Bluffs
Thelma
Farrell
Randolph
Shirley Fleming
Jim McCain
Tarkio
Alton Alberts
Kenneth Davis
Roger
Dennis
Gary Davis
Biloxi
Waubonsie Park
Gary Davin
Ernie Spiker
Lou Stabhe
Sac City
Dave Angus
Bertha, Angus
Malvern
Lois Ficht
H. H. Kayton
Willie
Wylie Brown
Grand Island
Nebr
Bast
Wyoming
Nebraska
Black Hills
South Dakota
Charles W. Kayton
A. L. Carley
Carson
Ralph Pierce
Claude Perkins
Tracy
Jimmie
Jim Perkins
Livermore
Arthur Greena
Ray Shaffar
Oregon
Les Shaffar
Elsie McCain
Fern McCain
Nellie Fogle
Marvin Woodfil
Jon Hathaway
Jared Woodfill
Emnett Gipe
Everett Gipe
Carl Wilson
Injured in Two Car Accident Saturday in Red Oak
Mrs. Ray Lage remained hospitalized from Saturday to Monday after a two car crash on highway 48 in Red Oak. Neck injuries and bruises reported. Roy Quimby and wife uninjured. Lage driving the Quimby car. Robert Hanscom of Red Oak fined for failure to stop in Assured Clear Distance Ahead. Ge0 Reghand and Charles Red Oak visitors later Sunday. Darrell Taylor and Mrs. Dave Brown were in Council Bluffs Tuesday.
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Ray Lage
Red Oak
Roy Quimby
Lage
Quimby
Geo. Reghand
Charles of
Herb Stoghill
Darrell. Taylor
Dave Brown
Council Bluffs
Sunday dinner guests fill Elis Grindle home in Shenandoah
Recap of weekend visitors from Omaha Percival Des Moines and Ames Nos. Grindle Driever Perkins Hathaway Gaskill Woodill and Morris Woodill among others attend family picnic at MacComb's park Shenandoah while Carl Wilson funeral in Malvern draws Woodfill kin from Ames and Des Moines.
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Elis Grindle
Deanna Grindle
Joy Driever
Omaha
Roy Driever
Percival
Bob Blunt
Larry Blunt
Virgil Curtis
Jim Perkins
Livermore
Colo
Claud Perkins
Tracy
Jimmy
MacComb’s Park
Shenandoah
Joe Hathaway
Paul
Ames
Wayne Anderson
Des Moines
J. W. Gaskill
Houston
Ter
Morris Woodill
Glenwood
Jered Woodill
Roger
Susan
Savery Hotel
Wayne Andersons
Carl Woodfill
Bob Woodfill
Carl Wilson
Malvern
Alvin Meyer Seeks Congress Seat in Iowa Seventh District
Alvin F. Meyer, longtime Madison county representative in the Towa legislature, announced his candidacy for the Iowa Seventh District congressional seat. He will seek the Democratic primary in June, runs the Gold Buffet Dining Room in Winterset, and operates a farming and livestock feeding operation. He is a Rotarian, E.U.B. church member, and has a large family with five grown children and 15 grandchildren.
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Alvin F. Meyer
Towa
Madison County
Iowa
Meyer
Winterset
E.U.B. Church
New Member Named to Fremont School Board
Voters in Fremont-Mills district cast 160 ballots across five precincts in a light election. Sheit Schaaf won in District 1 Randolph area with 69 votes to become the new school board director. incumbent Jack Fichter drew 29, and Bert Wheeler took 10 of 18 votes in District 5 Rawles township. Claude Case of Thurman was elected treasurer with 129 votes districtwide. In Areas 2 and 3, Royse Driskell of Sidney earned 19 votes and Arthur Vogel of Hamburg 21 votes. Driskell will replace Paul Kilpatrick of Tabor, who did not run.
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Randolph
Sheit Schaaf
Jack Fichter
Bert Wheeler
Rawles Township
Claude Case
Thurman
Fremont County
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Hastings News
Herb Stogdill
First Methodist Church
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Dorothy Largent
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