How Green Was My Valley reviewed by Mrs. Beebo at the Library
Mrs. F C Beebo discusses the Welsh novel How Green Was My Valley noting its real Welsh setting and strong miners characters. Richard Llewellyn’s first book is praised for beauty and honesty, with commentary on its social themes and popularity in England during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Harv Morgan
Ben Roy Redman
Saturday Review of Literature
Welch
Richard Llewellyn
England
India
Cardiff
St. James Park
London
Llewellyn
Entertainments National Services Association
France
Eagle Club Members Visit Shenandoah for Picnic
Maple Grove Club members and families traveled to Shenandoah Sunday for a picnic dinner then toured flower gardens and sites of interest. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Milo Allison, the Cranes, McMasters, Williamson family, Lowerys, Johnston, and others. Next meeting set with Miss Bessie McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove Club
Shenandoah
Milo Allison
Troy Crane
Eugene Crane
Orville and
Harlan
Harold Crane
Evelyn
Ruth
Wanda
George McMaster
Max Williamson
Virginia
George Lowery
Chas. Patch
St. Joseph
Mont Kemery
John O'Dougherty
Hercel
Hubert
Duane
Lester Smith
Tom Longfellow
Robert
Dean
Atchison, Kans
Olin Thummel
Bedford
Waterloo
Iowa
Pizzie
Will. Mendenhall
Hopkins
Sharpsburg Boy Attends Hawkeye Boys State
Jack Blood from Sharpsburg attended Hawkeye Boys State with 660 peers, elected state representative for Hayes County and French City, Hayes County named top county and supplied bugler for flag ceremonies. He served as county bugler each morning and plans to report on his experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blood
Hawkeye Boys State
Sharpsburg
Hayes County
French
Jack
Sharpsburg civic notes and social visits listed
Local social life fills the week with many visits and travels. Miss Carol Brown weds Meredith Walker at the Elmer Brown home in Gravity as kin gather. Regulars attend church meetings, bridge club, legion auxiliary, and baptisms of plans and picnics mark a busy period.
New Market Ed 8S Bird Resigns to Take Platte City Post
Ed Bird a Junior high teacher for four years resigns and accepts a high school instructor position in Platte City. Hankins Martin Nuptials announce the marriage of Helen Hankins and Harmon Martin. The ceremony June 7 at the Clarinda Methodist Church was read by Rev. W Frank Lister with attendants Mr and Mrs Merle Parsons.
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Bird
Platte City
Hankins - Martin
Helen Hankins
Effie Hankins
New Market
Harmon Martin
Cecil Martin
Humansville
Clarinda
W. Frank Lister
Merle Parsons
Large Group Pays Homage At Gilbert Branan Home
A crowd of about fifty friends gathered Sunday at the Gilbert Branan residence to honor Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pedigo of Pueblo Colorado. Afternoon visitors included numerous families and individuals from Sharpsburg Des Moines Gravity Red Oak and Nodaway. A cafeteria dinner was served at noon before the Pedigos departed for Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cordes
Sunshine Club
Gilbert Branan
Allen Pedigo
Pueblo
Colo
Harve Hoffman
Ellsworth Jones
Wilbur Bianan
Clyde Naven
Edward
Johnny Groff
Lowell Warne
Wayne Rock
Will Rock
Walter ‘Lawger
Glenna Mae French
Ross Woods
Donald Bloom
Red Oak
Pedigo
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Mrs
F. C. Beebo
Green
Loi Saver
Mr. Gully
Amet
KS Lik Jater N
Ted Selders
Junior
Dorothy Mae
Carol Brown
Meredith Walker
Elmer Brown
Elizabeth “Kailand
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Rutledge
Jeanette
Chas, Barlow
Grundy Center
Ed Phelan
Bernice Brown
Junior Selters
Des Moines
Register & Tribune
Dean Whipple
Conway
Cloyd Pfander
Betty
Bernice
Minnesota
Franklin Bridgewater
Joe Bush
Ivan Gillette
Cherie Lee
Rockford
Lyle Shreck
Gillette
Baby
Harry Underwood
Elton Underwood
Milestone
Sask
Canada
Charlie Underwood
Clifford Young
Kathryn Young
Bill Young
Billy
G. K. Young
Indianola
Alle
C. H. Young
Burlington
Aiije
The
Masonic Order
Stella Shum
Orie | Shum
Guy Brown
Hame
A. L. Hamblin
New Market School
South-West Missouri
L. E. Gatch
Leafy Pace
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Parsonage
Walter Noble
Journey
Ralph Kendrick
Une
Frank Savage
Hubert Corbin
Corbin
Jessie Weaver
Dolores Johnson
American Legion Auxiliary
Arthur Littlewood
Ralph Pratt
Ralph Andrews
Louise ‘Harper
Lucy Howes
Grace Brooks
Littlewood
Pearl Bashar
Henry Brown
Jessie Brown
Ladies Aid Society of the Chrissian Church
May Jackoon
Ben Pullan
Harriett Pullan
Carl Pullan
H. M. Pullan
Rhoda Updike
Duane Anderson
Jack Pullan
Glenwood
James Pullan
Elizabeth Updike
Mary Lou Harris
Rogevelyn Grooks
Lorraine Wills
Fred Noble
Billy Noble
Epworth League Institute
Rev. L. E. Gatch
Lois
J. J. Hipsley
Maurice Cundall
San Francisco
Everett Williams
Cherokee
Esten Williams
McGregor
Chester Williams
Dulles Center
George Williams
Brockton
Alfred Raymer
Johnson Building
East Main Street
Jack Sprat
Josephine Walker
Omaha
Manford Adams
Frank Beeler
Onawa
Sarah Miller
Woolworth
Karl Johnson
J. H. Hipsley
Maxine Blakeslee
Doyle Kent
Eugene Wallace
Guilford
Des Moines Register-Tribune
Kent
Daisy Brooks
San Bernardino
Calif
Frank Wiley
Monrovia
Smith Brooks
C. W. McColm
Fremont
Nebr
Rapid City
California
Abe Herring
Lester Herring
A. L. Weingarth
Eva Raynor
Belle Morgan
E. H. Curtis
Orlando
Florida
Way Hartsock
Cleveland
Ohio
Mellie Fuller
Brush, Colo
JL. C. Klopp
Lola Lenore
J. B. Marsell
Delbert Kelley
Helen Shore
J. M. Shore
Victor Knoles
Vida Owens
Coin
Beulah Sulser
Denver
Leo Srite Leff
Bill Srite
Tennessee
Clifford Cates
Louisville
Kentucky
Paul, Clark
Ralph Pendergraft
Charles Hook
Homer Foster
Ladies Aid Society
William
H. C. Stone
James Hunter
Corning
T. F. Gebbie
Carbon
Stone
Gebbie
Se. H. Curtis
Gravity
Lottie McColm
John W. Nash
Hillsdale
Wyo
M. E. Pace
Mmiile
cneEse
Pathfinder Polls
Pathfinder
News Center
Washington
Aml A
Guss
Herbert King
Dan Strain
Nodaway
Arthur Thompson
Shambaugh
A. M., Biers Co
Bill
Rey Ad
Dr. Miles
Moore
Oak
Dean Hand
Hreste
Electromaster
Abe
Auit
Elect Ter
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