Colby Fritz Vows Saturday In Denver Ceremony
Miss Marjie Ann Colly of Denver wed Carol Fritz at 1 p m Saturday Aug 19 at the home of Justice of Peace A M Armstrong. Parents listed are Mr and Mrs George Colly of Clarks Nebraska and Mr and Mrs George Fritz of Malvern. Sisters Mrs Ralph Thaller and Mrs John Teake attended. The couple plan to live with the groom’s parents for now.
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Marjie Ann Colly
Denver
Carol Fritz
Justice of Peace
A. M. Armstrong
George Colly
Clarks
Nehr
George Fritz
Malvern
Ralph Thaller
John Teake
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness
Branco Len expresses gratitude to those who sent cards gifts and flowers and offered help while hospitalized. The sender thanks everyone for the deep appreciation and support shown during the illness and recovery.
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Branco Len
Lawrence White
Honored Guests Celebrate Birthdays at Family Picnic
Mrs BLE Bayes marked her Mh birthday as family friends Mr. and Mrs Hartley Stevesson hosted a potluck picnic on their lawn. Five Bayes children joined, along with Marry Bayes from Malvern and others from Clarinda Glenwood and Bellevue. About 35 descendants attended from multiple towns. Quiteria Skaggs hosted a picnic Sunday honoring Mrs Hattie Stranathan of Tabor and Sim Skaggs birthdays with Fred Stranathan and the Stranathan family from Glenwood present.
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Tenny Mason
Walter van Mason
Jean
Penny Mason
Nancy Wright
Nancy Hasselquist
Patty Newell
Kaye Jamison
Lowell Irvin
Michael Landis
Lanny Gov
Wearins
J. F. Wearin
J. F. Wearin Jr
Euests
Josiah Wearin
Robert Elliott
Alton Swain
Omaha
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesdames E. A. Benton
H. J. Bente
D. R. Tvde
S. J. Anderson
T. J. Salyers
Mae Wolfe
Ward Fickels
Tenterson
June Fickels
Malvern
H. J. Bentens
Arizona
Ble. Bayes
Homer
Hartley Stevesson
Quiteria Skaggs
Quiteria Skages
Hattie Stranathan
Tabor
Sim Skaggs
Fred Stranathan
Guy Stranathan
Glenwood
Land of Korea Described by Lee Maddocks
Editor's note recounts Lee Maddocks memories of serving in Korea from November 1946 to May 1948. He recalls constant alerts and northern Reds cutting electricity, a cold sea voyage, and a first glimpse of a land both cold and inviting with cultivated, oddly shaped fields seen from a Marine jumper.
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Korea
Lee Maddocks
Harry Maddocks
Silert City
Mason City
Town State College
Koreas
Ed Mountains
Inchon
Chongju
Iowa
Kurent
Emerson Women Drive Polio Fund Pace Aug 21 Campaign
Emerson residents launched a state wide drive to raise 150000 for the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation polio fund. Series of Minneapolis meetings drew nearly 100 Iowa volunteer county chairmen to start the annual appeal and extend into the fall.
News of the Churches Promotes Sunday Plans and Music
The Presbyterian Church schedules a Sept. 3 resumption of services with a message from Minister J. M. Strong. First Methodist outlines Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Jerry Iryim, a Simpson College student minister, will deliver the sermon and a homecoming choir plans special music for Sept. 10. Sub-District M. Y. F. officers stay after a Sunday service for a dinner and year planning. The Metal board meets Aug. 28 at 8 p.m. to discuss church affairs. The article ends with a farmer’s faith quote attributed to A. H. Rapking.
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Baptist Church
Rollet
Paul Seeger
THE
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Strong
First Methodist Church
Blackman
Tsaton C. Tennant
Jerry Iryim
Simpson College
Indianola
Congressman Jensen Votes For Social Security Expansion Plan
The report shows Congressman Ben F Jensen backing the 374 to 1 conference report expanding social security coverage from 35 million to 46 million workers, with higher benefits and payroll taxes, and new relief for about 200 000 long term disabled. The House also approved rules on a previous question and rejected a recommittal motion, while voting to rescind an April 17 order reducing city mail deliveries to one per day.
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Ben F. Jensen
House
Financial report of Mills County Fair Malvern Iowa 1950
The 1950 Mills County Fair in Malvern Iowa tabulates receipts totaling 14 402 45 including cash on hand last report state aid and misc receipts with 2 044 89 from sources other than fair and a grand total. Disbursements list open premiums for stalls livestock and 4 H premiums plus music attractions and miscellaneous expenses totaling a substantial amount with administrative costs and payrolls recorded and balance on hand shown.
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Mills
Eactifion
Malvern
Towa
Tata
S.juian
Premiu
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Shambaugh
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Bessie Harr
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