Crystal Worthy Werts Weds Kenneth Pratt in 1939 New Market
Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Werts announce the marriage of their daughter Crystal to Kenneth Pratt of New Market on May 6, 1939. The double ring ceremony was held at Rev. C. K. Shackleford's home with limited family present. The couple, both New Market High School graduates of 1932, plan to reside in Clarinda after a Kansas Nebraska trip.
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Vernon Lister
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Page
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State Hospital
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Birth and death notice for George Mankle of New Market area
George Mankle son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Mankle was born near New Market Iowa August 22 1879 and died May 9 1939 at St Charles Hospital in Aurora Illinois after several months illness. He studied at Drake University Des Moines and lived in Chicago area worked with Parkinson and Lane Peter Attorneys Firm Chicago member of Chicago Bar Association and Patent Law Association. Survived by wife Marie three brothers Cassius C Mankle Lecompton Kansas Joan D Mankle Clarinda Edwin L Mankle New Market and sister Josephine Mankle New Market Funeral services were held in Chicago Thursday afternoon.
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New Market
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Memorial Service Plans Set for Aston Memorial
Town ministers met in the Methodist church to finalize plans for an Aston Memorial Service to be held Sunday, May 238, at the town church.
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Sailed for England on Queen Mary with Pullan party
Mrs H M Pullan Mrs Rhoda Updike Miss Harryette Pullan and Ben Pullan left Wednesday May 10 aboard the S S Queen Mary for a six week visit and tour of England with plans to travel the country.
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Rhoda Updike
Harryette Pullan
Ben Pullan
England
Pullans Begin Trip to New York for World’s Fair Visit
The Pullans left New Market on Thursday May 4 by automobile bound for New York to visit the World’s Fair before sailing.
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New York
San Francisco
Sunday school and services led by Overholt pastors
Next Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 10 00 A M preaching at 11 00 A M by Mrs T J Overholt Bible study at 7 00 P M by Mrs T J Overholt Song and Praise at 8 00 P M by Rev T J Overholt text Romans 13 Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 P M J J and Lulu Overholt Pastors.
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J. J
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Sunday Worship and Meetings Schedule
Sunday school at 10. Preaching at 11 and 8 by Pastor William B. Stanley. Prayer Meeting Thursday at 8. Young Peoples meeting Friday at 8.
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Sunday Worship Services Planned by Rev. T. H. Denny
Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. preaching at 11:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. led by Rev. T. H. Denny.
Methodist Church Preaching Sunday at 10 A M
The Methodist Church will hold a preaching service Sunday at 10 A M led by Pastor Robert Giles followed by Sunday School at 11 A M. The event invites parishioners and attendees to participate.
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Local Socials and School Banquet Highlight Week
Mrs Melvin Hargis hosted a fish supper for son Darrell with Afr Hargis Dean Wilson Wanda Wilcox and Ruth Smith in attendance The Women’s Christian Temperance Union held an all day quilting and lunch session to benefit the Bene dict Home in Des Moines The Bridge Club met at Mrs Ralph Pratt's with prizes to Mrs Ralph Bayless and Mrs C W McColm Builders class hosted by Mrs Paul Clark and Mrs Earl Beer with a bird-themed roll call Debut Clyde Miller celebrated his 61st birthday with family and friends A Ladies Aid Society meeting quilt to Omaha Orphan's Home A mission society meeting featured devotionals led by R R Watson Fifteen members and three guests attended The Junior Senior Banquet at the school auditorium May 9 featured gypsy decor toastmaster Maxine Blakeslee and students performances Senior Plank Day trip to Lincoln Nebr included capitol neon sign factory and penitentiary entertainment and touring notes
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Ruth Smith
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Ralph Bayless
C. W. McColm
Charles Wilson
Paul Clark
Earl Beer
R. R. Watson
Bruce Mason
Dora Lindsay
Ladies Aid Society of the ‘Christian Church
Ira Thomas
Fred Noble
Clarinda
Sarah Savage
Orphan's Home
Omaha
Ravages of Rain and Erosion Prevention Urged
A sequence of contour strip cropping is depicted to prevent erosion. The top image shows alternating corn and small grains, the center illustrates six inches of rain in two hours causing uneven wash, and the bottom picture notes silting with fences washed out after four inches of rain.
School Picnic Week Highlights and Senior Breakfast
Elementary grades and staff held multiple picnics at the city park and in pastures across Tuesday to Friday. Miss Abbott led the upper grades Girls Physical Training class in a city park picnic followed by a senior girls breakfast with forty attendees.
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City Park
Miss Farquhar
Fishell Pasture
Miss Kenagy
Mr. Bird
Dorothy Abbott
Local couples visit across Iowa towns this weekend
Mr and Mrs B L Clark spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bruce Hargin in Clearfield. Nettie Savage and Jane Moore returned from Bedford after a week with the Parsons family. Doyle Kent visited Guilford Missouri with Abe Herring's parents. Dr and Mrs Harrison of Clarinda hosted C W McColm's guests Margie Henderson of Omaha and Opal Cowger of Shenandoah. Floyd Miller and Henry Brown joined Robert Brown in Conway. Frank Savage visited Mrs Sadie Stearns near Bedford. Ed Bird and children spent the weekend with Mrs Joe Bird near Hopkins. Harry Anderson and wife left for Pueblo Colorado after a week with relatives.
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Bruce Hargin
Clearfield
Nettie Savage
Jane Moore
W. J. Parsons
Bedford
Doyle Kent
Abe Herring
Guilford
Harrison
Clarinda
C. W
Joe Bird
Hopkins
Harry Anderson
Pueblo
Colo
Community Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Anniversaries
Local families and friends gathered for dinners and visits across Bedford Shenandoah Clarinda Red Oak and Essex. Notable events include wedding anniversary dinners and trips featuring stops in Virginia Washington D C Pennsylvania and New York World's Fair.
Miller Families Gather in New Market Notice
New Market locals Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller and daughter of Villisca, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and family of Guss, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and family of Yorktown, Mr. and
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Villisca
Fred Miller
Guss
Ray Miller
Yorktown
Local residents host travelers and visitors across multiple towns
A long list of visits and hospitality covers Hopkins Bedford Maryville Leavenworth and surrounding areas. Families such as the Fawcetts Hicks Pace Fuller Snodgrass and Mankle plus many relatives and friends share time at homes in Hopkins St Joseph Bethany Shenandoah and clarinda with trips to Washington Kansas City Chicago and St Louis for funerals conventions and family gatherings.
Alumni banquet details and local notices in Conway
Conway locals report the Alumni held its annual banquet at the church on Friday May 12 with Philathea class serving 107 dinners. Addresses include new officers Mason Philpott as president and Pauline Norton as secretary treasurer plus various visits and gatherings around town.
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Wendell Palmer
Bedford
W. W. Palmer
Conway
Mae Bowen
Sheridan
Mason Philpott
Floyd Burge
Pauline Norton
Byrd Seeks Solitude in Shack After Polar Feats
Admiral Byrd explains why he isolated himself for months at Lat 80 south during the 1934 Little America expedition. The famed explorer, praised widely, seeks quiet away from medals parades and headlines to write Alone.
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America
Richard E. Byrd
Admiral Byrd
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