Mills County Good Citizenship Event Shines
The annual Mills County Good Citizenship event is hailed as the major event of the year with 44 leaders and 60 watchful flags. It highlights four life aspects for youths aged under 19, blending learning with fun to attract many participants. The Leader credits advertisers for support and lauds H club members and leaders for beneficial arts and youth development across the county.
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Pitugrats
Pois
Tate
4 H is More It Is a Way of Life
The message promotes 4 H as a lifestyle with diverse projects from foods and clothing to automotive topics. It highlights activities in leadership, safety, recreation, beauty, conservation, and community service guided by volunteer leaders. Contact Fremont County Extension Office in Sidrey at (515) 851.
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Karcane
Fon
Tee
Cainelle Russtoay
Comay
Fremont County
Sidrey
Social Events at Henderson Start Busy Fall Season
The Nistes Valley Club opened the fall season with a two course progressive dinner on Wednesday. Guests dined at Mrs. W. L. Vanderlinden for starters, Mrs. Arthur Allensworth hosted the Tamim course, and dessert plus the business meeting followed at Mrs. C. A. Frink’s home. Mrs. Helen Winchester attended.
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Nistes Valley
W. L. Vanderlinden
Arthur Allensworth
C. A. Frink
Helen Winchester
Bow
Birthday Club Hosts And Card Gatherings In Local Notices
Tess and the Birthday club met Saturday night with Mrs Sylvia Achenbaugh bringing cake and gift. Miss Mertian Moss led the evening with Mrs Heiser and Mrs Harbor. Dr and Mrs W L Vanderlinden hosted a card evening with Allen Palmer and Mrs Arnold Williams scoring high. Mrs Cap Frink hosted a Thursday morning coffee for Mrs Robert Byers's birthday.
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Tess
Sylvia Achenbaugh
Mertian Moss
Heiser
Harbor
W. L. Vanderlinden
Allen Palmer
Arnold Williams
Cap Frink
Robert Byers
Community notices and visits spread through town
Henderson and Carl Kesselrings from Macedo, Joe Pillings from Emerson visited Leony Magers and his mother. WSCS met at the Methodist church with Eloise Steiner and Minnie Viner leading the lesson Dynamics for self discovery. M Y F met at the church. Betsy Paul led and Paul Haack served. FTA chaperones escorted Nishna Valley students to Omaha to see To Sir, With Love. Velma South and May Wight visited Mrs. Melendy in Council Bluffs for Melendy’s birthday. Jim Johnston and family hosted guests from Trimble Missouri. Dinner guests included Alma Skank and the Larry Skank family of Carson, along with many others at the Killinger home. Wayne Byers visited Jim Winchester’s family in Sioux City. Randall Byers also in from Sioux City. Robert Taylor and Krisin and Carol dined with Sam Taylor near Mal yer. Mrs. S. G. Stonebraker visited her daughter in Columbus, Missouri. Darrell Williams and Vicki of Silver City called on the Williams family. Jerry Duysen and James and August returned from Shaw AFB in California. Ed Stenger of Long Beach, California visits. An addition to the Jerry Duysen home is under construction with new bedroom, kitchen, and bath. Kenseth Lauridsen and Larry were dinner guests of the La Crowell family.
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Carl Kesselrings
Macedonia
Joe Pillings
Emerson
Leony Magers
WSCS
Methodist
Emma Sowers
Otis Pendegraft
Eloise Steiner
Minnie Viner
M.Y.F
Betsy Paul
Paul
Don Haack
Arnold Willams
Arthur Allensworth
F.T.A
Nishna Valley
Omaha
Sir
With Love
Velma South
May Wight
Juanita Melendy
Council Bluffs
Melendy
Stan Johnston
Trimble, Mo
Claude Holts
Alma Skank
Larry Skank
Carson
Scott Killinger
Afr. Killinger
Messrs
Mmes
Harold Rollins
Darrell Rollins
Ben Jones
James Henry
Glen Perdue
Virden Perdue
Lynn Fleming
Gilbert Goos
Dale Williams
Lawrence Cain
John Davidson
Gene Peterson
Joe Roid
Robert Busse
Paul Pilling
Don Williams
Sherwood Behren
Jim Seibert
Aubry Jones
Donnie Pilling
Mike
Harvey
Wayne Byers
Jim Winchester
Sioux City
Randall Byers
Shaw A.F.B
So. Cal
Don Duysens
Wedding brings together Hendrix and Dukeshier families
A weekend full of visits and gatherings in Shenandoah Malvern Emerson and surrounding towns centered on the Sunday wedding of Allen Hendrix and Sheila Dukeshier at the Chris Han Church Shenandoah. Guests included the Lanny Walker family Council Bluffs Dale McFadden Jane Scherie and many others with extended visits in Loveland Macedonia Red Oak Carson and Albion areas.
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Lanny Walker
Council Bluffs
K S. Hendrix
Allen Hendrix
Sheila Dukeshier
Shenandoah
Trony
Dale Mc2fudten
Jane Scherie
Bill Zanders
Malvern
Herbert ‘Stephens
Don Athensie
Wheelers Grove
Paul Carlstedt
Emerson
Myrtle Selby Puryear
Loveland
Cole
Mrs. Carlstedt
Oaks Community Church Activities and Visits
Oaks Community Church notes list Sunday School at 10 am and worship at 11 am with 88 in attendance and 2 visitors. Tea for Young Mothers Sept 27 at 2 pm. missionary Mrs Don Jones from Guadaloupe to speak. Members include Jim Stenger pastor and Lester Marsden superintendent. Local outings include visits to Pioneer Village Arbor Lodge and John Brown's cabin with relatives.
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Louis Brammeier
Oaks Community Church
Lester Marsden
Jim Stenger
Oaks
Don Jones
Guadaloupe
Jolly Jones Club
Darrell Ackenbaugh
George Jones
Oaks Mystery Circle
J. W. Castor
Decision Magazine
Althea Norton
J. E. Brammeier
Vernon Viner
Steven
Minden
Nebr
Pioneer Village
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska City
John Brown
Guy Osborn
Darlene Davis
Oman
Red Oak celebration reports wedding anniversary visitors
Readers from Red Oak visited the Warren home to celebrate a wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Roeder and Mrs. Evelyn Warren, along with Mr. and Mrs. L Brammeler and others. Jane Warren of Des Moines returned for the weekend by plane with Bob Auter’s sons from Stanton before parents escorted her back Sunday.
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Oak Capital
Machzine
Highland Acres
Fred. Roeder
Malvern Church Notes and Lutheran Services Schedule
Malvern notes list Holy Rosary in Glenwood with Masses Sunday 9 and 10 a.m. plus 6:30 a.m. State School Mass and First Fridays 6:30 a.m. Holy Days 8:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Weekdays 7 a.m. St John’s Lutheran, Rev Backer, notes Sunday School and Bible classes at 9 a.m. Divine Worship at 10 a.m. Walther League Oct 3 8 p.m. Confirmation class Oct 4 7:30 p.m. Choir practice 8 p.m. No Sunday School or Services on Oct 8.
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Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
Kaufman
ST. John‘’S Lutheran Church
P. G Backer
Walther League
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Services
Rev Hugh Shivelay pastor Mrs Richard Anderson September 10 a m Sunday School classes promoted to new grades 11 a m Morning worship Sermon World In His Hands observe World Wide Communion Sunday Lord's Supper 6 p m Sr High Youth Fellowship at Methodist Church Tuesday 730 p m Cottage prayer service and Bible Study at Frank Chamberhlain home Wednesday 4 p m Jr choir rehearsal 730 p m High school girls ensemble rehearsal
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First Baptist Church
Hugh Shivelay
Richard Anderson
Methodist Church
Frank Chamberhlain
First Presbyterian Church World Wide Communion Service
Rev. Hugh Shiveley presides with Mrs Chas Costello and Mrs Wm Blackburn listed. Morning worship at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school at 10:45. Sept 27 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal. Oct 1 9:45 World Wide Communion Sunday with morning worship and communion. Families invited to participate.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hugh Shiveley
Chas. Costello
Wm. Blackburn
Sunday Church Schedule and Rally at Essex
A 2 p.m. service is listed at Nishna Cottage Nursing Home followed by a 3 p.m. foyer register for a Fair Presbyterian Youth Rally at First Presbyterian Church in Essex. An evening meal will be served at the church and the gathering ends at 7 p.m. A special speaker is Rev Wizard Galloway Missionary returning from the Republic of Sudan accompanied by a Guild correspondent. The meeting targets attendees able to attend with supper reservations urged. A dedication service for the fellowship room is planned with a family potluck dinner to follow and a later announcement.
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Nishna Cottage
Fair Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Essex
Wizard Galloway
Republic of Sudan
Galloway
First Methodist Church Upcoming Activities and Meetings
Clarence W Woollard pastor announces programs including Sunday school at 9 345 am Communion at 1 am District mission meeting at Oakland with sack lunch Youth meeting at 6 pm in charge by Roger Powles Larry Williams and Tom Phelps Oct 5 730 pm Inter Church meeting at Baptist church Laymans Day Oct 1-13 North Central Jurisdiction WSCS meeting Cedar Rapids Ruth Circle Oct HH 930 am Church Music Workshop at Broadway Council Bluffs Oct 19 First Quarterly Conference Children’s training class Start a good week in a good way.
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First Methodist Church
Clarence W. Woollard
R. D. Mansfeld
Oakland
Roger Powles
Larry Williams
Tom Phelps
The
Baptist Church
North Central Jurisdictional
WSCS
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Circle
Broadway
Council Bluffs
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