Omaha couple wed at First United Methodist Church
Mrs. Robert Fuller and Miss Barbara Joan Brammer and Robert Harvey Fuller, both of Omaha, were united in marriage Saturday at the First United Methodist Church in Omaha. Dr. Robert F. Naylor officiated the evening rites. Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Howard Brammer of Malvern and George Fuller of Minneapolis, Minn., and the late Mrs Fuller. The bride wore a gown of delustered satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Joan Brammer
Robert Harvey Fuller
Omaha
First United Methodist Church
Robert F. Naylor
Howard Brammer
Malvern
George Fuller
Minneapolis
Minn
Fuller
June Wedding With Reembroidered Bodice and Classic Reception
A June wedding set with a stand up collar and long sleeves features reembroidered aloncon Jace on the bodice collar and sleeve cuffs. Matron of honor is Mrs. Jerry Frasure. bridesmaids include Miss Karen Moore and Mrs. Fred Crouter. Flower girl Donnelle Brammer and ring bearer Lonnie Phillips participate. Best man Jerry Frasure and groomsmen include Dale Lambert, William Miller, Donald Brammer, Harley Bawmmer. After a church reception, a second gathering was held at Fox Rum Club House, with the couple planning to reside in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Frasure
Karen Moore
Fred Crouter
Donnelle Brammer
Donal Brammer
Glenwood
Lonnie Phillips
Dale Lambert
William Miller
Omaha
Donald Brammer
Harley Bawmmer
Malvern
Fox Rum Club
Mrs Dunsdon Hosts USC Club Meeting
Mrs Alice Dunsdon served as Wednesday afternoon hostess for the April meeting of HSC Club with 13 members and guests including Mrs Lavern Hardy Angela and Andy The program by Mrs Dovolly Alberts and Mrs Genelle Zanters featured slides on Creative Art with Nature's Products from the Extension office Refreshments followed The May 19 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Janella Goy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dunsdo
HSC Club
Lavern Hardy
Angela
Andy
Dovolly Alberts
Genelle Zanters
Janella Goy
Honored Guests at Annual Mother Daughter Banquet
The 18th annual mother daughter banquet by the Baptist Deborah Society occurred Wednesday night in the church dining room with the Love Is theme. Mrs. Max Blackburn hosted as toast mistress, Marsheila gave the response, and the primary girls sang. A Charlie Brown skit featured local participants, and awards honored the youngest mother and daughter, the mother with the most children, and the traveler who attended from Oakland. The event closed with a group recitation of the Lord's Prayer. Linda Fletcher joined Mi Phi Epsilon at Drake University on April 17 for scholastic and musical excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Deborah Society
Max Blackburn
Marsheila
Cheryl Jones
Angie Handy
Tyclla Kline
Edward Sands
Eveett Strochele
Oakland
Inda Fletcher
Leonard Fletcher
Mi Phi Epsilon
Drake University
Baby Shower Honors Mrs Perkins and Spencer at Stephens Home
A Sunday afternoon baby shower honored Mrs Gary Perkins and her new son Spencer at the Dale Stephens home. Hostesses included Mrs Craig Mann and Mrs Steve Waller with 15 guests. Afternoon games and refreshments followed as gifts were opened and guests visited.
District Republican Women Meet in Atlantic April 30
The 7th District Republican Women hold a Spring Conference at the Catholic Church Parish Hall in Atlantic on Friday April 30. A nine o clock coffee precedes the business meeting with greetings from Iowa Federation President Ann Miletich. Speakers include John Murry executive assistant to Governor Tay and Maxine Onweller 7th district vice chairman.
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Catholic Church
Atlantic
Iowa Federation
Ann Miletich
John Murrry
Tay
Maxine Onweller
7Th District
Cemetery Association Holds Annual East Liberty Meeting
The East Liberty Cemetery Association met Friday evening in Malvern with full board attendance and guests. President Edwin Lew led reports by secretary Lentz Powles and treasurer Louis Knop. new caretaking member Mrs Orlo Jones was chosen. Two new stewards Walter Stille and Harold Leipold joined the board. A new cemetery sign will be installed soon in memory of relatives. names listed include Mas Josie Kenney Stotts Vera Mayberry Harryman Emily Olson Lutz Roy Proctor Ruth Tucker Roger Lohman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Cemetery
Louis Knopp
Malvern
Lentz Powles
Louis Knop
Edwin Lew
J. R. Hurst
M. H. Latchaw
Alya Henderson
Josie Slolts
Orlo Jones
Walter Stille
Harold Leipold
Mimes
Leu
Gertrude McFall
Knop
Mas
Josie Kenney Stotts
Vera Mayberry Harryman
Emily Olson -Lutz
Fameily
Edna
Roy Proctor
Ruth
Donald “Tucker
Roger
Evelyn) Lohman
Kknop
Mrs Josie Stotts Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mrs Josie Stotts was the honoree for her 2nd birthday Thursday when Mrs Mary Skerritt entertained a few friends at her Malvern home. A plentiful dinner with cakes and ice cream followed, and gifts were presented with appreciative remarks. Guests included Rey and Mrs EB LeRoy Pullman, Mmnes, Charley Alexander, Ted Bowen, Ina Slothower, Debbie Shepherd, Gertrude McFall, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotts
Josie Stotts
Mary Skerritt
Malvern
Rey
LeRoy Pull
Protest Tax Valuation May Two 20 Says F B
Farmers and property owners in Mills County may protest real property valuations by filing a written protest at the county assessor's office through May 20. The Board of Review may hold oral hearings, from May 1 to May 31, to adjust assessments to equalize values. Grounds include inequity with similar properties, overvaluation, non taxable status, assessment errors, or fraud. Appeals to district court possible within 20 days after adjournment.
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Oye
Edwin Leu
Mills County Farm Bureau
Towa
County Board of Review
Board of Review
Leo
Theta Rho drill team shines at four-state conclave
A busload of Glenwood Theta Rho members joined 28 girls and eight adults from Malvern Hastings for a four-state conclave in Marshalltown on April 24. About 6000 attendees from Pennsylvania to Kentucky and Iowa heard IOOF dignitaries, while the Glenwood team earned commendations for conduct during the trip.
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Malvern
Hastings
Theta’ Rho
Glenwood
Marshalltown
John McGrew
Jim Irvin
Delmar McConkey
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Iowa
Soverign
Grand Lodge
Des Moinnes
Friendly Town program brings urban to rural
Mills County hosts a University Lutheran Campaign project named Friendly Town aimed at inner city children. The inter racial ecumenical program runs July 15 to August 7 with 14 day visits to host families in Des Moines Waterloo and Council Bluffs areas. Host families select guest ages and sexes and all children receive medical exams before departure.
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Mills County
University Lutheran Congregation
Iowa City
Charles Stevens
Silver City
Des Moines
Waterloo
Council Bluffs
Mural Mills County
Stevens
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Robert Fuller
Matthew Knight
Edel Knight
M's. Gerald Buffington
Gib
Matthew
Gillispie
Bob Gillispie
Kansas City
Gwyn Blackburn
Virgil Forney
Robert Wyant. Tabor
Gregg Jones
Harrisburg
Penn
Ed Walker
Mit
Aml
Gene Rubenking
Rita
Simpson
Albert, Simpson
Auburn
Neb
Rubenking
Port State College
Peggy's
Peggy's Apparel
Dunsdon
USC
Linda
Drake Music Sorority
Alfred Clites
Randolph
Phoebe Goodell
Goodell
Ernett Stephens
Walter Seick
West Bend
Stilles
Pay Butterfield
Mercy Hospital
Tom Pearces
Regee Hatfields
George Pearce
Charley Alexander
Golda Windle
Ralph Wilson
Glen Haven
Dean Darbys
Claude Stephens
Drayton Slaughter
Hillsdale
Walter Stilles
Katie Thayer
Merle
Luella ‘Thayer
Kenneth Thayer
Steven
Omahia
Laurel
Nebr
Elmer Lyons
City Auditorium
Lyons
Wilson
Usda Choice
Pepsi Cola
California
Nabisco
O'Donnell
BPW
Malvern Bpw Club
Ida Bess Henderson
Philippians
Hendersons
Dorothy Reed
Genevieve Payne
Farm Bureau
Phyllis Viner
Margaret’ Bower
Peggy Kemp
Beverly Peer
Mary Rozmajal
Jefferson
Helen Gehring
Xira Scott
Xina Scott
North Grove Cemetery Assn
Scott
Association
Betty Dunbar
Floy Durbin
Eleanor Scott
Everett Waymire
Jennie Haroff
W. E. Kerns
Vaughn Hoover
Alva Barrett
Shenandoah
Barrett
Hand Community Hospital
E. R. Graves
Darrell Hesse
Mabel’ Thompson
Macedonia
Presbyterian Church
Martha Circle
Zelma Wortman
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