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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1946
Page
7
Several wedding notices unfold from Hastings and Tarkio as Miller Jackson and Mae Miller mirror the classic church ceremony with 30 guests, while Miss Pegey McCormick weds Philip Hansen at the McCormick home with 20 in attendance. christenings, showers, and family celebrations pepper the page, highlighting local nuptials and social gatherings across towns.
Rev Lester Hall solemnized the marriage of Miss Jean Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Wilson and Francis Eugene Nosekabel son of Mr and Mrs Walter Nosekabel at the Malvern Methodist church on Aug 16 at 7 pm. A pink and blue shower honored Mrs Clyde Dickersbach at the home of Mrs Frances Kilne with co hosts Mrs Corte Stewart and Mrs Leonard Parker among games and prizes.
Descendants of Thomas Marlin and Jane Whatt Aietrope held their annual reunion dinner at the Malvern Community Building with 46 attendees. Officers elected for the coming year include Frederick Buttmann president Wahneeta Anderson vice president Anna Jane Morricall secretary Stella Mulholland treasurer and Margaret A Buttmann historian. Attendance listed numerous Alstrope Morrical Kilpatrick Mulholland and other relatives from Madison Glenwood Randolph Tabor and Albany churches and towns. Services and meetings scheduled for Sunday August 25 and a study session Tuesday August 27 followed by church sacraments and regular board meeting Monday 8 p m.
Pacific Junction and neighboring towns report school openings Sept 2 with staffing lists for high and grade schools. Superintendent George B. Malony leads Pacific Junction with 210 pupils. staff includes Haroff, Heidkamp, Sawyers, Gillen, Thorfon, Mills, and Sowers among others. Industrial changes include commercial law course replacing business organization and basketball as the sole sport. other districts list vacancies, new teachers, and planned athletic offerings.
A roster of rural teachers is continued listing many names and schools. Entries include Foxworthy Mrs. Clarissa Neill Glyn Mrs. Bertha Angus Goheen Ella Mae Honig Gellen Hill Mrs. Lorraine Roos Gowen No. 1 Mrs. Clara Millsap Gowen No. 2 Mrs. Minute Foster Hawthorne Carolyn Snider Hillsdale Ruth Kelly Keystone Geraldine Laughtin Letaly Betty Hoenfeld Lincoln Sarah J. Lincoln Little Brick Mrs. Mabel Law rence McClain Mrs. Edna Grayson Mt. Vernon Fern Alberts North Grove Darleen Kmut son Oaks Shirley Suhr Oak Blue No. 1 Mrs. Ethel Clark Oak Blue No. 2 Virginia Kahl Pacific City Madeline Wright Pickeril Mrs. Vera Eckley Pleasant Grover June Suhr Pleasant Ridge Mrs. Lucille Tackett Pleasant Valley Virginia Chamberlain Prairie Creek Mrs. Eda Martin Prairie Valley Mrs. Gladys Petty Reagioner Flora Johnson Sand Hallow Irene White Sandiland Lorraine Bruce Shady Grove Mrs. Shaily Grove Spring Valley Ernestine Nelli VWrson Mary K. McDonald Vogeler Ona McNay Wearth Geneva Hammer West Liberty No. 1 Esther Cynalts West Liberty No. 3 Row May Rowe West Liberty No. 3 Mrs. Bimna Gilson Willingia Man Darlene Durkes Wrights Florene Lee
The Tawa State Commerce Commission lists a petition from Iowa Power and Light Company of Des Moines seeking rights to build operate and maintain an electric transmission line across public lands highways streams and private lands in section 28 township 72 north range 43 west. The petition requests authority to construct along the highway west line near section 28 then east along the center near section 28 and north along the west line, description ending at the southwest corner of section 28. Objections must be filed in writing at least four days before the hearing date of September 10 with the commission. objectors should appear represented at the hearing.
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