Funeral Held as Mullet Family Mourns Brother in Ohio
Kalona community remembers Dan Mullet with funeral in Millersburg Ohio. Mullet relatives from Kalona join extended family for services and hospitality night at Kalona Mennonite Church as districts share condolences and meals. Community members listed besides the Mulletts attend from nearby towns and farms in well known Local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Way
Kalona
Simon Mullet
Henry Mullet
Ohio
Mens
Dan Mullet
Millersburg
Mullets
Ellis Swartzendruber
Joe Beachy
Mahlon B. Miller
Levi M. Miller
Alvin Weaver
Sylvanus Yoder
Dale Showalter
Velwyn
Kendall
Meta Mi
Art Bachmann
John Speas
Walter Speas
Lester Speas
Bachmann
Marvin Yotty
Raymond Yotty
Art Speas Wayland
Metamora
Wilbur Mast
Ollie Gingerich
June
Barbara
Mary Elien Zook
Emma Yoder
Amy Hochstetler
Dorothy Gingerich
Wellman
Melvin Miller
Helen
Quinten Miller
John J. Yoder
Kores Kinsinger
Orpha and
Loise
Dan Fisher
Ruth
Matie Herner
Charlene
Mary Hochstetler
Lydia Slaughter
Martha Swartzendruber
Ella Guengerich
Sadie Yoder
Ruby
Mary Bontrager
Mary Ann Miller
Gertrude Miller
Rufus Gingerich
Thomas H. Miller
Erlis Brenneman
Ivan Bender
Whirlwinds Herald Dry Spring in Bethel District
In Bethel and nearby, whirlwinds signal dry weather as spring moisture remains scarce. Farmers report high seed corn prices and slow or no planting amid cool temps. A recent rain and hail storm caused damage locally, with residents recalling a larger 1957 event that shattered church windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Dean Sandburg
Ruth
May Gideon
Victor Mueller
Lone Tree
Victor
LeRoy Corey
Ray Niffeneg
Ket
Erwin Wulf
Isionary
Bethel Church
Washington
Ray Niffenegger
Pakistani protest at London reception over crisis
Bengali demonstrators held placards outside the English Speaking Union of the Commonwealth in London protesting the current Pakistani crisis as members of the Pakistani ket team arrived for a reception. UPI cable photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of the Commonwealth
London
Ket
UPI
Storm damages farm home as hail and wind rage
After a severe hail storm with glass and furniture damage on the barn floor, May Gideon recalls a similar storm on the same date 14 years earlier. A later note mentions May taking vacation from Halcyon House, farm sale by Raymond and Larry Lasek, and a forthcoming meeting on May 26 with new contact numbers for the Jenkins couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gers
May
Ernest
May Gideon
Halcyon
Raymond
Larry Lasek
Fred Schroyer
Stop and Go Club Meeting and Community Notices
Stop and Go members met Mrs Edwards club hostess Mrs Lloyd Edwards guests Mrs Jerry Bean and Mrs Earl Schuerman. April birthdays honored by secret sisters. Refreshments served by hostess. next meeting with Mrs Claude Ker. Evening Circle and other church events scheduled for May 5 6 and 8 with various hostesses. Attendance and activities from community groups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Stop
Lloyd Edwards
Jerry Bean
Earl Schuerman
eMme
Claude Ker
Walton couple welcome a son and community notes
Mr and Mrs Gary Walton of Iowa City announce the birth of a son named Jason Lee with grandparents Mr and Mrs Lee Walton of Wellman. Rural Club hosted a pot luck with ten year old dresses, and a Methodist Builders Circle meeting was postponed to April 28. Local residents and visitors listed. Scholarships noted for Charles J Saxton of Oxford, son of Ward J Saxton. Engagement announced for Lorene June Yoder to Roland H Bender, with a fall wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Rowe Wellman
Gary Walton
Iowa City
Jason Lee
Lee Walton
Wellman
Lela Goodwin
Ida Bull
Rural Club
Lilly Walton
Erna Karns
Ruth Page
Tresa Yoer
Edith Long
Mar Myers
Velma Yoder
Ha Myers
Mae Marek
Eva Waganon
Leona Blum
Lida Rowe
Mabelle Wagamon
Edna Niffeneter
Willis Miller
Janet Miller
Beverly Ruth
Ray Marner
Verne Conway
Clinton Conway
Williamsburg
Charles J. Sexton
Oxford
Edward C. Smith
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Raytheon Company
Lexington
Mass
Charles
Rebekah Lodge Holds April Meeting at Odd Fellow Hall
The Rebekah Lodge convened by noble grand Mrs Mae Marek met at Odd Fellow Hall on Thursday April 22 with twenty one attending. Sick calls were made on twelve members and forty one non members. A graveside service was held at Wellman Cemetery for Opal Bickford who died April 20. The lodge draped the charter in her memory and five dollars was donated to Cancer in Opal’s memory. A motion was made to purchase three new funeral books and plans were discussed for a June convention to be held in Welman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Electa
Paul Hartsock
Westminster Guild
Cotter United Presbyterian Church
Dell Farrier
Cobristess
Gale Niffeneger
Debbie Hartsock
Don Sands
Fellowship of Prayer For Peace
Burl Richards
John Morris
Kenneth Arthur
Roy Hauenstein
Presbyterian Life Magazine
Marvin Carlson
Aswell
Bill Jones
Yoder
University Hospital
Rebekah
Order of Noble Grand
Mae Marek
Odd Fellow Hall
Wellman Cemetery
Opal Bickford
Shenks Nursing Home
Lodge
Opal
Welman
Harvey Wagamon
Ruth Page
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Mary Swartzendruber
John A. Miller
Lorna
Dennis Staples
Wayne Gardner
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Ivan Burkley
Darrel Studer
Burkleys
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Sitler's Auto Parts
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John Davis
Bill Hawkins
Charles Jenkins
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C.A. Thompson
Women’s Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Church
Shennie Buck
Jim McCreedy
Eldon Conry
Gene Scott
John Skubal
Jane
Parson's College
Fairfield
William Medley
Parson's
Joe Skubal
Lynn Blanchard
Duane White
Joe
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Richland
Tindal Farm Supply Co
Glen Thompson
Anamosa
C. A. Thompson
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Thermogas
Erapeo
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Meamee
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