Malvern couple wed in Hamburg ceremony
Harry Hoover and Miss Mrr. jam Othela Shook, both of Malvern, were married at Hamburg Ave. 2 in a rings ceremony officiated by Rev. D. N. Givrett. The couple, now living in Malvern, were attended by Alva and Mrs. Barrett of Shenandoah. The bride works as a teacher at Hillsdale Iowa and the groom is a painter. Various social events followed as friends extended congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hoover
Ana
Miliam
Malvern
Hamberg
Ave. 2
Broom
Alea Barrett
Sheiahdoah
Hamburg
D. N. Givrett
Ang
Jam Othela Shook
Alva Barrett
Shenandoah
Hillsdale
Iowa
Iva Patterson
Cornell
Bluffa
R. Salmons
Pearle's
Emerson
Frank Ogleyie
Storm Lake
Elmer Bass
Ames
R. C. Smith
Waterloo
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Herbert Lambertz
Mittleson
Elsie Thorson
Council Bluffs
John Thorson
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Edmund Holmes
Evanston
Ernest Ingleate
Glenwood
W. W. Anderson
Dean
Omaha
J. R. Coates
J. D. Jones
Russell Ells
Mie
A. BR. Ellis
Lucius I. Smith
Aluts
H. F. Chensy
Thuray
Nel Paterson
Lister Hospital
Fohored Theft Mothers Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Horton beams a quiet Sunday home event honoring her birthday anniversary. Family members and neighbors gathered with provisions and well wishes, including the Swains and the Stonders from Orath and nearby Beam kin. A visit by Westin and Westia team members ended with travel back from Glendale after a house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Beam
Clarence Swain
Frank Stonder
Emerson Baptists Enjoy Annual Picnic at Stouts Woods
The Baptist Sunday school held its annual picnic at Stouts woods west of town with a basket dinner and afternoon games. A good time was reported by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
Stouts Woods
Emerson Women Relief Corps Meeting Set for Aug 16
The Emerson Women Relief Corps No 214 will meet in Woodman hall on Saturday afternoon August 16. Refreshments will follow the work of the order. All officers and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Women's Relief Corps No. 214
Woodman Hall
Emerson Residents Begin Year of New Homes
Emerson residents are relocating as Bernard Paxson rents Mre. Mao Tol-Unger’s house for the coming year. C A Ronk shifts from Alta Shoop’s to rooms above Emerson Dept store, C E Huntsman moves from Dunn house to Alta Shoop’s, Paul Nelson to J R Cites’ recently bought home, Bert Huntsman leaves for his brother Ted’s south of town, and D F Pickerel buys Rosewall’s house and plans to move in once possession is secured.
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Bernard Paxson
Mre
Mao Tol- Unger
C. A. Ronk
Alta Shoop
Emerson Dept. Stors
C. E. Huntsman
Dunn
Paul Nelson
J. R. Cites
Henry Nelson
Bert Huntsman
Ted
D. F. Pickerel
Rosewall
Nelson
A L A Completes Drive for New Members and Dues
A L A completed its drive for 1931 dues and new members during a Saturday afternoon meeting in the basement of the Methodist Church. Members elected plans for a picnic near Lima, arranged carpet and cushions for donation to the Knoxville Veterans Hospital, and discussed convention preparations. Refreshments, including ice cream, cake, pie, and tea, were served by Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Whistler, and Mrs. Gibson.
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Atline
Betty
Billie Baer
Claradel Linquiet
Clotene
Wilma Kilgore
Shirley
Bille Walker
Joe
Tommy Salyera
Julia Jean Steele
Jane Fast
Mary Jean Ewing
Doris Ireland
Robert
Keith Blunt
Clayton Hertz
Lenore Mansfield
Faye Blunt
Fickle
Legion Auzi
Methodist’ Church
Lima
Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Plana
M.D. Lang
Whistler, S
Mary B. Gibson
Emerson Ladies Attend State U L A Convention
Four Emerson women traveled by car to Fort Dodge for the State American Region Auxiliary convention. Delegates included Mrs. W. H. Cramer as delegate and Mrs. Martha Bass as alternate, with others serving in district roles. The group anticipated a productive gathering and good experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Fort Dodge
American Region Auxiliary
W. H. Cramer
Martha Bass
Vernon Johnson
Jessie Grayson
Real Estate Instrument Records from Mills County Iowa
Record of Instrument filings in Mills County from July 25 to July 30 1930. Details include transfers to Milarenee Fitch Mary K Belden and Mabel Killian with assorted lot and block references in Gleason’s Addition Junction Packie Junction and Council Bluffs areas. Guardian Sande Bignell and others listed with amounts to be paid totaling 4083.60 and 87.40 in dockets and fees.
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Instrumenta
Recorder
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
P.m
Milarenee
Fitch
Gleason
Mary
Beldin
Mabel Killaon
Booth
Lote
du Packie Junction
Commercial National Bank of’ Council
Beate Baviney
Bank of Council Blutty
Ane Bwickcall
Guardian
Sande
Bignell
Four Hundredth Anniversary Observed at Lutheran Church
Church services advertised across Missouri Synod and Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian congregations. August 17 marks the Angsbute Confession commemoration with 7:30 pm services. Junior BP. A. event hosted at Virginia Dell and Twila Chamberlain’s home. World Friendship school projects highlighted, including doll messengers to Japan and bags to Mexico with nationwide exhibits and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joti
Lntheral Church Missouri Synod
H. P. Dahl
Methodist Episcopal Charon
Paul H. Hicks
Union Young People
Baptist Church
BP. A
Munsea Virginia Dell
Twila Fern Chamberlain
Young Peoples
Philippines
West Sanday
Committee On World Friendship Among Children
Japan
Mexico
Washington, Ip. c
Troop 232 Heads on Five Day Lake Manawa Hike
Malvern’s Boy Scout Troop 232 prepares for a five day camp at Lake Manawa south shore under Council Bluffs Outboard Mate grounds. Scouts plan self reliance with cooking and camp chores, enjoy boating and nature study, depart Monday and return Saturday, financing costs among members with Rev. F. G. Tebow and Allen Wortman joining.
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Malvern
Lake Manawe
Council Bluffs
Apett
Lake
Manawa
F. G. Tebow
Alelen Wortman
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Society News
Hasty Hoover
Ana Millam
V. E. Rahdetaoh
Wehtseta Aistrope
St Ditmer
Margarat
Kathryne Davie
Sack Kithy
Leonard Anderson
Confell Bins
Dorothy Miller
Betty Swann
Dagis
Aistrope
Hold Prente
Edfant Rnight
Howard Knight
W. M. Hiett
J. P. Wearin
F. Wearin
Edward Wearin
J. H. Beckwith
James Beckwith
Knight
H. N. Fickel
B. ¥. P. U. of the Baptist Church
Frank Chamberlain
Delbert
Darlene Davia
Georgia
Mary Marsh
Twila Fern
Vvirginia Dell Chamberlain
Nora
Mary Eltyn Summers
Anella
Helen
Irene Waller
George
Dora Weakes
Mary Elizabeth Bummera
Florence Swoboda
Mae Shepard
Jean Summers
Lorenn Hodges
Margarett Robbins
Harriet Bacon
Velma Jean Chamberlain
Helen Louise Tebow
George Davis
George Marsh
Ira Fritz
Frank Tebow
Helen Tebow
Remington Portable
Streamline
Americas
America
Kryl
Mee
Stonder
Gletraed
F. Westin Dt
Wawara Weatia
Glegtood
Dea Moines
United States
Canada
Brom
Women’s Relief Corps
Hascall
Erickson, Nebr
R. E. Good
Ivas
Dues
Billy Steen
Lanesboro
C. L. Tucker
Parts
Sont
Relati
Paul Hascall
Lamont
Georgian Derby
Betroit
Blanchead
Nellie Burton
Blanche Burton Jatt
Guthrie
Oklo
Methodist Hospital
Emily Burton
Heaven
Frank G. Tebow
Presbyterian Chorec
England
John
Rockefeller
Prines
Wales
Louis
Old Line Company
Lowe State Savings Bank
Malyvern
Toa
CIR OY
Milton Ly, Magy L
Gace
Cass
Fast State Sfe Street
Alwankee
Des Moines Register
Nough
FORD
Chevrolet
Buick
Pontiac
CSSEN
Dodge
Oldsmobile
Chrysler
Sehdehpker
Nesh
Firmouth
de Soto
Hudson
Willys Graham Hupmobile
Durant
Oakland
Whippet Packard
Financial World
Salyers Auto Company
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