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People that are planning on attending.

Dan and Carolyn Shaw-Iowa
Ron and Mary Ellen Perkins-Alabama
Erma (Shaw) Jordan-Wisconsin
Stan and Laura Shaw-Omaha
Matt and Mary Abels and 3 children-Omaha
Stanley and Amy Shaw-Omaha
Cathy and Joel Brunkhorst and their 3 children-Omaha
Patty and Tom Dunn and their 3 children-Omaha
Arlene (Shaw) Schulte and Cora-Omaha
Mara Schulte-Des Moines
Grant Shaw and Kim French-Omaha
Maxine (Shaw) Sanders-Minnesota
Carol (Sanders) Neumann-Minnesota
Robert and Marjorie (Sanders) Rissler-New York
Brenda (Shaw) Walters-California
Richard and Nikki Walters-New York
Richard, Diana, Eric and Linda Shaw-Illinois
Steve, Missy, Scott and Brian Shaw-Illinois
Rose Marie Shaw-Local
Eileen Waltz-Local
Gordon and Alicemary (Waltz) Borthwick-Iowa
Josephine (Russell) Mitchell -Local
Donna Beals-Local
Jeff and Diane (Shaw) Byers-Nebraska
Margaret (Beals) Hayes-Wisconsin
Kay (Beals) and Bill Hyde-Local
Jon and Jane Waltz-Local
Darrell Bayes-Omaha
Cheryl and Eric Etter and their 3 children-Texas
Fred & Rebecca Honeyman-Local

• Shaw/Nims Family Tree. Updated 5-19-2003 (50 KB)
  Please let me know of any additions or corrections.

• Dwight Nims and Faimly (67 KB)
  With his Mother.
• The D. B. Nims Family (96 KB)
  About 1901
• Gail and Fred Shaw (56 KB)
  Gail and Fred Shaw
• D. B. Nims Home (81 KB)
  The D. B. Nims Family and Home taken about 1901
• Erma Shaw Jordan and Ruth Davis Shaw (59 KB)
  Ruth will be 103 August 20, 2003. Erma will be 99 January 15, 2004. She's limited herself to only local driving the last few years.
• Edinburg Scotland (107 KB)
  Levi Family
• James and Ellen Hardy Levi (180 KB)
  James being an Orphan was adopted be the Levi Family
• The Sanders (58 KB)
  Charley and Maxine Shaw (Sanders) with Carol and Margorie.
• Shaw Family 50th anniversary 1949 (72 KB)
  Charles and Cora (Nims)Shaw married December 20,1899
• The Waltz's Family pictures (135 KB)
  The families in a relax mood.
• United Brethren Church (322 KB)
  This is not the Asbury Church as stated incorrectly by the Newspaper. Serving first as a church, the United Brethren Church served as the hub of a thriving community life. The church was later the meeting place for the Farmers Union which was organized July 2, 1915.
• Daniel Jeffrey Shaw Family (43 KB)
  Daniel Jeffrey Shaw, Deanna Rene(Arrick)Shaw and IAN JAMES SHAW, the newest addition to the Shaw clan. Born March 13, 2003
• Asbury Church (45 KB)
  The Asbury Church was located 1/4 mile east of the United Brethren Church and across the road from the Harry Clark farm. Neither are there now but a big Cedar tree that stood in front of the church is still standing.
• Grandmother Nims Birthday party (113 KB)
  August 5, 1901
• Arlene (Shaw) Schulte Family (63 KB)
  Cora and Mara
• Charles and Cora Shaw (46 KB)
  Portrait
• Parents of Margaret S. Shaw (152 KB)
  Left is Nettie Nims Shaw and Frank Edwin Shaw in the 1950's. Right is Nettie and Frank in the 1930's.
• Ronald Honeyman's Son (39 KB)
  Fred and Rebecca Honeyman
• Charles and Cora Shaw home (89 KB)
  602 Oak Street in Red Oak Iowa
• Dwight Shaw at work (127 KB)
  Dwight Shaw in the milk barn
• D. B. Nims (105 KB)
  Dwight Bradley Nims
• Dwight and Opal Shaw's children (30 KB)
  Daniel, Mary Ellen, Stanley, Arlene and Grant
• Legal Tender Yellow Dent Corn (112 KB)
  Corn was developed by D.B. Nims and John Welton Nims. Dwight B. Nims and John Welton Nims entered farming just as the efforts to improve seed corn took on a scientific turn. In Illinois Gordon Hopkins developed an improved species call Reid’s Yellow Dent. Reid won all the early State Fair Contests with his variety thus stimulating the development of the seed corn business. Dwight took short courses during the winter months at Iowa State University. He improved his understanding of corn pollination and the men came to know the elder Henry Wallace from the Wallace’s Farmer magazine. They visited in each other’s homes quite often. Using this new technique the Nims Brothers improved on Reid’s seed. They developed a larger ear with larger grain and registered it as “Legal Tender Yellow Dent”. It won many prizes during the 1890’s in Iowa and Nebraska. They won a diploma at the World’s Fair in Paris, France. At the Louisiana Purchase Exposition of 1904 their entry won a silver medal.
• Al and Erma Jordan (63 KB)
  Portrait
• An early Shaw Nims get together. (110 KB)
  Hope you can read Erma's notes on this one.
• Ruth and Ken Shaw and Daughter (79 KB)
  Darleene and Dick Orr
• Medallion (42 KB)
  This Medallion was won by the Nims Brothers. It's on display at the Mills County Historical Society and Museum in Glenwood.
• Stanley Shaw and Family (53 KB)
  Adults from the left:Joel and Cathy Brunkhorst, Patty and Tom Dunn, Stanley and Amy Shaw, Laura and Stan Shaw, Cheyenne Fox, Matt and Mary Abels. Children from the left:Paige Dunn, Denali Fox, Samatha Dunn, Matthew Brunkhorst, Sage Fox, Michael Brunkhorst, Tanner Dunn. Not pictured Ryan Brunkhorst.
• Charley and Cora Shaw Family (66 KB)
  Charley and Cora Shaw Family taken in 1947.
• Arlene (Shaw) Schulte and Family (53 KB)
  Cora and Mara
• Location of Farms (52 KB)
  This is the location of the Shaw's and Nims farms
• Grant Shaw and Kim French (62 KB)
  In California
• Daniel and Carolyn Shaw and Family (83 KB)
  My son Steve and his Wife Missy, then Scott with Brian in front. My Son Rich, his Wife Diana with Linda and Eric
• Ron Perkins and Family (139 KB)
  Ron Perkins, Ethan Etter, Eric Etter, Glenn Perkins, Mary Ellen (Shaw) Perkins, Elizabeth Etter, Cheryl Etter and Samuel Etter.

• Dan Shaw's Home Page

Dan Shaw
n9hqg@mchsi.com

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