Circle Meeting Report With Byington and Hostesses
The M. EE. Circle meets today with Mrs. W. Byington presiding. Assisting hostesses include Mrs. Orville Weak, Mrs. A. Graves, Mrs. Lynd Landis, Mrs. Leslie Shay, Mrs. R. Mansfield and Mrs. F. Suelke. Mrs. Lowell Ettlett will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EE
W. FR. Byington
Orville Weak
A. R. Graves
Linyd Landis
Leslie Shay
R. W. Mansfield
F. J. Suelke
Lowell Ettlett
Phyllis Michelson Weds Max Hummel in Baptiste Parsonage Ceremony
Phyllis Michelson and Max Hummel were united in marriage Tuesday noon at the Baptiste parsonage with Rev. Glenn W. South officiating and a ring ceremony. The bride wore a navy blue marquisette dress and carried white flowers. the groom wore a dark blue business suit. A delicious breakfast followed at the parsonage, featuring a large wedding cake centerpiece. After a brief honeymoon, the couple will reside in Malvern. Mr. Hummell works at the Empress Theatre and Walter Manon filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mist Phyllis Michelson
Max Hummel
Baptiste Parsonage
Glenn W. South
Mrs. Hummell
Malvern
Mr. Hummell
Empress Theatre
Walter Manon
Betty Caudell to Wed Soon in Spring Party
Announcement of Betty Caudell and Hurlburt Benton's approaching marriage shared at a 7 o'clock dinner. Pink and white color scheme, pastel centerpiece eggs, and a wedding cake centerpiece marked the event. Guests included Betty's schoolmates and family, with plans for a wedding on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlburt Benton
T. B. Caudell
Betty
Hurb
Glenwood
Winifred Calkins
Des Moines
Velma Jean Caudell
Lenore Manfield
Lincoln
Mia
Ronald Honeyman
Emerson
Wilma Custer
Allver City
Betty Bar Ber
Omaha
Lloyd Harman
Winifred Catkine
T. DB. Caudett
H. C. Kochenderter
A. A. Denton
Viela Collins
Hugr Benton
Lucky you don’t lie in Albania yet wishful talk of Mussolini
A garbled column discusses Allied hopes for peace in Europe and toys with Mussolini’s possible plans while promoting Wolverine Work Shoes and Big Smith work clothes. It hints at a World’s Fair trip and references a local parade of new goods including shoes, clothing, and machinery amid noisy ad-like prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mussolini
Hitler
Europe
Stalla
Fayerlea
Bane
Dresher
Noweat
Lagudary
Uae
Dashner Newell Nuptials at Dashner Home
Latirdes Dashner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dashner, became the bride of Frederic G. Newell, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Newell of Hastings, in a double ring ceremony at the Dashner home. The event was held at high noon and reflected a traditional home wedding in the Hastings area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latirdes Larriine Dashner
Earl B. Dashner
Frederic G. Newell
F. C. Newell
Hastings
Malvern Double Ring Ceremony At Bride Mrs Newell Wedding
Rev C A Calkins officiated the Malvern wedding using a double ring rite. Marvel Wadley sang with Delpha Donner, Delmos Costello stood as best man, and a large wedding party wore pastel gowns. Out of town guests included the Wadsleys and several Dashners as the couple, Mr and Mrs Newell, left for a short wedding trip north of Malvern after a noon ceremony and dinner for 50 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
C. A. Calkins
Marvel Wadley
Delpha Donner
Misa Donner
Newell
Floyd Wadsley
Marvel
Joan of Early
J. ©. Wilson
Doris
Minneapolis
Louis Hansen
Jessie Wortman
Council Bluffs
George Estes
Betty
Lorraine Young
Glen Jackson
Max Dashner
Glenwood
C. H. Dashner
Clair Dashner
Good Friday observances and social gatherings noted
A Good Friday custom drew a group of ladies to Mrs J C Laird's home for reading The Last Week of Christ. Gatherings included Mr and Mrs DB W Knight hosting for Mrs R D McCullough, and informal Rouner home social for Mr and Mrs Yandell Kenton with guests from Alliance Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Laird
Hosta
Thoreday
DB. W. Knight
R. D. McCullough
Vandell Beuton
7. L. Deansr
W. D. McCoullgnd
Rouner
Yandell Kenton
Alliauece, Neb
Board, Ste
Mire How
Holyers
Hurlvy Shevesaan
Sunday Dinner Honors Mrs Elliott and Talbott Family
A Sunday dinner at the Anderson home hosted by Mr and Mrs J H Anderson Mr and Mrs L A Talbott and Mr and Mrs T W Gidley honored Mrs Robert Elliott of Neaver Guests included Mrs Alton Swat and Miss Carrie Wilson of Omaha Two birthday tables celebrated Mr and Mrs O R Hyde and Harriet Talbott Eastern Star to Meet Tuesday with installation planned Royal Neighbors met at Mrs George Short home with 13 members present Refreshments were served by Mrs Carol Wrynia Mrs W W Tuntson and Mrs Karl Hertz Next lodge meeting May 4 at Mrs L J Shay’s home Sunday Night Supper Betty Beattie hosted Easter supper for her sister Harriett visiting from Laverne Eight guests attended including decoration with sweet peas and talisman roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Ward Slothower
Clenwood
Malvern
A. [. Kilmartin
Willam Warner
Karl Murphy
Social Union
Presbyterian Social Union
J. W. Innes
Innes
Helen Donner Whiley
Ares
Whiley &Day
France
Paris
Bordeaux
Dakar
Africa
Metet
Mrs
Whiley
Foulasel
Mission Protestants
Delpha
Alice May Fine
Sterling
Max Deshner
P. D. Slothower
W. A. Caldwell
Sadie McIntyre
Caldwell
Thos. W. Gidley
Gretchen
R. D. McCullough
Des Moines
McCullough
Jean McCullough
Kings Heralds
F. J. Juelke
Harry A. Nelson
Lisyd Short
Ralph Bower
Otto Hall
Grant Chamberlain
Hall
Carol
Blaine Mossberry
Donia Wilson
Rose Marie Adama
J. C. Wilson
Delmos Costello
O. R. Hyde
Herriett Talbott
Alton Swat
Mies Carrie Wilson
Omaha
Eastern Star
Tnesilay
Royal Neighbors
George Short
Georges Short
Arol Wrynia
W. W.tuntson
Karl Hertz
L. J. Shay
Betty Beattie
Harriett
Laverne
Plan Annual 4 H Girls Rally Day in Mills County
Mills county 4 H club leaders meet Tuesday April 18 in Sidney to plan their annual rally and summer activities. Mrs Faye Houda Hush from Town State will assist in Fremont with plans for the rally and ceremony featuring officer elections, project play, rhythmic recreation, pageant prep, and honorary member initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Sidney
Mike
Dune
Faye Houda- Hush
Deepartment
Town State Roller
Fremont
Rondabash
Onider
Shoe
Funeral Services Held in Nebraska for Marty Wing Wood
Mary Wine Wood died at her home in Niobrara Nebraska on April 9 1910 born April 2 1846 at Alot the only daughter of James Frost and Mary Hil Wine She moved with her family to Mills County and grew to womanhood She was a teacher and later married James Wing Wood They had one child plus a nephew Whitnny C2 Weed and four nieces The funeral was held at her home in Niobrara Nebraska with burial at Lemans Funeral services were conducted by church members and local societies She was praised as a kind neighbor and good friend with many mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wine Wood
I Niobrara
Neb
Sind
Owas
Alot
James Frost
Mary Hil Wine
Mills County
Prat
Woolsey Tira
Anderson Township
NSNY
Lenars
Hhawaryten
Attuch
Weara
Weed
Davenport
Yer Brothers
KH Snow Wine
Janos Hill Wing
Min County
Wood
Emily Hurt
James W. Wing Isuen J. Wing
Chanute
Bertha Ethel Stee
Kath
Rene MM. Heston
Kan
Lautrie Ring
Pala
Fogera
Niebrva
Merntive
Pri
Travkil
Lemans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phyllis Michelson
Alfred Hummel
Dixie and
Russell South
Betty Caudell
bEanderson
Mra, Frederic Newell
J. Anderson
L. A. Talbott
T. W. Gidley
Anderson Home
Robert Elliott
Neaver
Nebraska
Marty Wing Wood
Salef
Collins Drug CO
Malvern, Iowa
Rexall Drug
Amblesy
Gamble
Mantel
Ces
A.C. Mantel Radio
BOM
G&s
TIGER
Royblue
Gamble’s
Gamble Stores
Boye
Joesph Hansen
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