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rvecl as «5* in anyys an op-adversity Be was a 'and rev-He seat-hway and ire cheer-luse Tom3RSHIPen State nthreceiver-ank will 1st, ac-, exam-as been zing the ssets at lat this ore the is, with of the5 Pay a ne timeas been r, 1927, c yearsositors’ ar cent of the ■ely de-the re-isist of judg-1 . ——” . • • •Si Is*:. SIabei Ai^ ; Swst fiefcemcs Brideof Mr. Norman C. Anderson J Miss Mabel M. Soost and Mr. Norman C. Anderson were quietly married at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon at the Lutheran parsonage in this city, Rev. Geo. Steinkamp performing the ceremony. The bridal couple was attended by the bride’s sister, Miss Florence Soost/ and Mr. Edward Schurman, a friend of the groom. The bride was nt-ractively attired in o brown transparent velvet gown with accessories to match while her bridesmaid worn a gown of orange crepe. The bridegroom and best man wore suits of blue.Following the ceremony they returned to the home of the bride’s mother where a dinner was served at G o'clock: to immediate members of the two families.^he bride is the second daughter of Mrs. Mata Soost and was born and raised in Sioux county, receiving her education here. She is an attractive young lady with a pleasing personality and is popular among her associates. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0. Anderson of this city. Practically all his life has been spent here. He is an industrious young man of true worth. The young couple will make their home on a farm,southeast of Hawarden, owned by the bride's mother.The many friends of this young couple will wish them much happiness in their married life.LakFrank w#resident, died week from ca surgical oper. time the canc covered and it he could not r were held at SBirthday Dance Well AttendedMr. Mack w and spent the in Storm Laklt;the electrical of Iowa Stati shortly after Hawarden in I the Hawarden position for t\v and Mrs, Macksuperintendenttroy and otht here and ahva ployed in sou work, for the ; ing worked in i for the Iowa Company, mak Lake. Mr. Mac 1917 and rose i the chemical \\ quired many w residence in Hi with regret of had paid occasit in recent yean meeting his ol survived by hi children.married 1
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Hawarden Independent
Hawarden, Iowa, US
Thu, Feb 01, 1934
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