Charles Kruse Honored With Shower Saturday
A personal shower at Wayne Stewart home honored Charles Kruse and announced his September 26 wedding to Glenelle Dashner. Guests included Glee Dashner of Pacific Junction, Charles Dashner, Walter Leieck and many others. Prizes were won, gifts given, and lunch served to end a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kruse
Wayne Stewart
Glenelle Dashner
Kruse
Charles Dashner
Conrad Kruse
Charles
Glee Dashner
Pacific Junction
Walter Leieck
Glenwood
Roy D. Mansfield
Otha Mass
Otha Mass, Jr
Malvern
Ed Kruse
Gerald Kruse
Harrison Sell
Bernard Bryant
Michael Miller
Benny Mortis
Ormand Goos
Robert
Richard Stewart
Silver City
Busy Bees 4-H Club elects officers and demos
September 14 meeting at the Wolfe home with six members. Officers for next year: President Virginia Angus, Vice President Marcia Wolfe, Secretary Genene Maher, Treasurer Angela Sayers, Historian Nancy Crocker, Reporter Cheryl Shaw. Demonstrations included Dry Milk Whipped Frosting and simple Sandwich with Salad. Next meeting at Mrs Gordon Lees on October 12. Henderson Hornets 4-H club held September 9 at the Legion Hall with 18 members. Officers to be elected and installed on Family Night. Charles Paul spoke on his Madrid Iowa 4-H camp trip. Peggy Hunt showed Washington trip slides. Pepty Pals 4-H met at leader Mrs. Art Deitering home. roll call on county fair ribbons. Cindy Adsma spoke on State 4-H Conference at Ames. new members invited for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees 4-H
Carol
Marcia Wolfe
Virginia
Angus
Genene Maher
Angela Sayers
Nancy Crocker
Cheryl Shaw
Wolfe
Gordon Lees
Henderson Hornets
Charles Paul
Legion Hall
Henderson
George Bass
Madrid
Iowa
Billy Scherle
Art Deitering
Jane Miller
Ames
Cindy Adsma
Silver Cloud
Peggy Hunt
Washington, D. G C
Marsha Deitchler
Future Feeders 4-H Club Meetings Report
The Future Feeders held their August 4-H meeting at Gary and Larry Stouder with roll call a park. Paul Hathaway demonstrated Electric Fence Installation and spoke on the state 4-H conference. Mary Stouder discussed her Washington trip with the Teen club. The September meeting at Tom Crocker’s featured bird roll call and Citizenship Self Evaluation. Virginia Angus spoke on Lamps use, Myron Morrical on Marketing of Animals, and Scott Sayers reported on enrollment campus and record books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Feeders
Gary
Larry Stouder
Paul Hathaway
Mary Stouder
Washington, D. C
Tom Crocker
Virginia Angus
Myron Morrical
Scott Sayers
Drivers Examining Schedule For Iowa In Fall Months
The Iowa Highway Patrol releases the drivers examination and renewal schedule for September through December. Examiners work in public buildings with hours aligned to building officials. all stations close Saturday afternoons. Glenwood and Shenandoah host Friday sessions. Clarinda holds Thursday sessions. Red Oak runs Monday sessions. locations include Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Highway Patrol
Glenwood
Sidney
Shenandoah
Dee
Clarinda
Red Oak
E Liberty WSCS Plans Food Sale
A WSCS meeting held at the church featured an engaging lesson by Mrs. Claude Stephens with assistance from Mrs. Homer Mayberry and Mrs. Emmet Stephens. Emett Stephens sang a solo as Mrs. Hugh Hayes led business, deciding a Malvern food sale for September 28 at Bloedels Hardware from 9 a.m. Donations and patronage are appreciated. Next meeting set for October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Claude Stephens
Homer Mayberry
Emett Stephens
Hugh Hayes
Malvern
Bloedels
Liberty neighbors share visits and travel
Mr. and Mrs. Date Alexander with Mike and Roger spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sinner and family, and with Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clay. Duane drove to Wayne Nebraska with Linda Clay to visit Orange City Iowa relatives. No services at East Liberty Sunday September 29 as group joins Silver City Methodist for morning service and basket lunch. Mrs. Walter Stille took her father J E Henderson to Omaha to visit Mrs. Henderson in Clarkson hospital, returned Friday. Homer Mayberry and wife traveled to Council Bluffs for spine treatment and learned daughter Mia Swayze was critically ill and moved to Emanuel hospital. Swayze condition improved as of writing. Paul Rainbow of Mesa, Arizona and John Rainbow of Malvern visited Walter Stille Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Miller
N. T. Gruneau
Council , Bluffs
C. W. Wilson
Ssouri Valley
Floyd Mesenger
Silver City Methodist Church
George Marshall
Wilbert Bond
Canada
Council Bluffs
F. G. Barnes
Tony Prieto
John Swarts
Swift Club
J. A. Burgo
David Anderson
Sheldon Williams
Omaha
Indian Hills Theater
Lonnie McMullen
Theresa and Marti
Paul Black
Etta Dannat
Elmer Parish
Paul W. Black and Sons
Pat
Linda Schoening
Earelene Anderson
Seattle
Wash
Raymond Beam
Harvey Bolte
Kenneth Evans
Hastings
Clyde Bond
Mercy Hospital
Date Alexander
Mike
Roger
Norman Sinner
Elton Clay
Duane
Wayne
Nebr
Linda Clay
Teachers College
Orange City
Towa
East Liberty
Sliver City Methodist
Walter Stille
J. E. Henderson
Malvern
Henderson
Clarkson Hospital
Homer Mayberry
Cogley Clinic
Mia
Fred Swayze
Immanuel Hospital
Swayze
Paul Rainbow
Mesa
Ariz
John Rainbow
Walter
Stilte
Local residents attend family visits and community events
Mrs Maude Hayes returned from Council Bluffs where she joined her granddaughter and family for weekend gatherings. Others visited relatives, attended Pearl Stille’s Glenwood sale, and celebrated Vernol’s birthday. Lanny Sellers planned Seattle trips and a Dick Schenefield wedding in Washington. Perry Sinner’s sixth birthday was celebrated with cake and ice cream at Norman Sinner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hayes
Council Bluffs
Richard Leet
Walter Selck
Sigourney
Walter. Stille
Glenwood
Pearl Stille
Orle Scoles
Clarinda
Ronald Scoles
Mra
Dick Schenefield
Moxes
Wash
Shirley Williams
Maryville, Mo
Lyle Williams
Larry
Ricky Leet
Hugh Haya
Leonard Parker
Mary Anna
Max Dashner
Malvern
Mary Lou Evans
Guthrie Center
Harold Line
Joyce
Robert Schroeder
Donnie
Norman Sinner
Perry Sinner
Henderson
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Sive
City News
Alta Schoening
George McDermott
Millie Patton
Hollywood
Calif
Frank Schoening
Steve Miller
Denny
Rich Peterson
Mark
Jim Miller
Art Miller
Harold Scheel
Meta Miller
H. F. Scheel
Clyde Pratt
Harlan Kleastra
Linda de Ann
Mly.f
E. LeRoy Pullman
Methodist Youth Fund
Harold Damewood
Wayne Preston
Corning
James Ord
Mary Ord
Gordon Elwood
Joe Elwood
Eliott
J. J. Lynch
Waly Forneff
Norma Jean
Ak-Sar-Ben
Bob Burgoin
Bill Burgoin
Donald Burgoin
Clarence Burgoin
Marvin Goos
Nell
University of Nebraska
Robert Scheel
Rian
Des Moines
Roger Scheel
Roy Scheel
Herman Wise
Vicki
Tabor
Carl Winslow
Ed Jackson
Nebraska City
Fred Techeau, Jr
Black Hills
Gerald Stogdill
Ron
William Lay
Herb Stogdill
Ralph Tackett
Christian Church of
Wayne Keith
Paul Tackett
Mosher
John Lincoln
Robert Waller
Jim Springer
Waller
W. E. Simmons
Everett
Edith
M. J. Humston
Glen Robertson
Claude Robertson
Baby Lee Messenger
Red Oak Hospital
Jerry Messenger
Marvin Richter
Herman Richter
Kansas City
Fred Richter
St. Joseph
Willis Richter
Jeffery
Rochester
A. C. Tripley
Los Angeles
EB. D. Riggins
OTO Club
Marlene Boyer
Norma Jean Fornoff
Jon
Dorothy Morrical
Norma Graham
Fred Robertson
Neil
Grover
Catherine Goos
Art Rommel
Jerry Roberts
Lester Roberts
Jimmy
W. A. Hafer
Wann Phillips
Don Houser
Byron Schoening
Linda
Jim
Jim Hafer
Robert Cline
J. H. Kruse
Clinton Frank
Donald Goos
Mills County Feed and Livestock
Harry Mass
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Franklin Lincoln
Cornell Bluffs
Clayton Hakengon
Neal
Lynn Hakenson
Lee May
Lee Davis
Larry Hays
Yack
Mary Ann
May
Mary Yowan
Cash Januelwicz
Merle Philips
LG. White
White
Carroll Kirlin
Veterans’ Hospital
Ren Burgoin
Phyllis Skerritt
Marjorie Reynor
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Walter Klindt
Marcia
Rodney
Robert Irvin
Resid
Indy Archer
Andies
U*s*air Force
Air Force
Harry E. Barton
Mobiloil
Jonathan
Carter Orchard Glenwood
Tank Wagon Service
Pace Oil CO
Mobitjas
E. Liberty Wscs
Basi T
Liberty, Soe
Little Red School House
Mothers Club
Charles McGlure
Joe Fox
Ee Ea, A
Wuliec Tim
Purina
Good Grain Co
Doug Sanders
Au Harine
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