Wedding of Lorene Davison and Dewey Dutick
Reported secret marriage of Lorene Davison and Dewey Dutick June 3 in Atchison county Missouri. Both graduates of Thomas Jefferson High School, they plan to reside in Malvern where the groom is in business. Bride formerly attended Colorado State Teachers College for eight years.
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Dewey T. Duttek
Harry Hornby
Lorene Davison
Connell Bluffs
Mattern
J. A. Davison
Avenue D
Dewey T. Durick
Mr. Dutick
Cit
Atchison County
Ira Hutchings
Tom Caudell
Frank Juelke
Albert Pace
A. R. Graves
Leslie Shay
Paul Seaton
L. T. N. Country Club
Carl Wilson
Roy Donner
George Lloyd
Aasistant Kontessen
H. J. Benton
J. M. Steele
Chas. H. Summers
Annabel Alberts
Charles Alberts
Marjorie Swoboda
Dorothy Hasselquist
Hazel Haaszelquist
Malvern Epworth Leagues Rally at Sidney
Ninety members of the Malvern group Epworth Leagues gathered in Sidney for an all day rally and program. Dr D J Shenton led Bible study, departmental classes were held, and a recreation program was arranged. A banquet and toasts followed with remarks on Youth on the Skyroad featuring speakers from Malvern Farragut Strahan and Hamburg and a vocal duet and male quartet.
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Epworth
Methodist Churches
Malvern
Sidney
D. J. Shenton
Council Bluffs
L. B. Ripley
Emerson
L. D. Thomas
Wesley Chapel
Henderson
Clarence Wilson
Mary Henderson
Silver City
Hamburg
Andrew Waiting
League Miem
Arnold Parkinson
Perelval
Clifford Diltehay
Dora Cunningham
Strahan
Elizabeth Barton
Farragut
Amelia Beech
Alte
da Rimmonds
Girl Scout Meeting Details and Attendees
The Girl Scouts gathered in the library basement on Monday December 12 for handicraft. Attendees included Frances Benton the captain and listed members Jane Baar Betty Coudell Lenore Mansfield Georgia Hilton Georgia Marsh Mary Marsh Arisna Fickel Elinor Farquhar Mary Jean Ewing Mary Louise Juelke Clarabelie Biggerstat Mildred Biggerstaff Ethel Story Leone Story Dorothy Liothower Julia Steele Betty Baer Katherine Bwain Velma Caudell Janst Bennett and Betty Baer the Scout Scribe.
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Jane Baar
Betty Coudell
Lenore Mansfield
Georgia Marie Hilton
Georgia Marsh
Mary Marsh
Arisna Fickel
Elinor Farquhar
Mary Jean Ewing
Mary Louise Juelke
Clarabelie Biggerstat
Mildred Biggerstaff
Ethel Story
Leone Story
Dorothy Liothower
Julia Jean Steele
Betty Baer
Katherine Bwai
Mountaine of the Moon radio expedition described
Explorer Carvath Wells prepares to recount his journey through the Ruwenzori Mountains on a Continental Oil Company broadcast. The Dec 21 program on WOW Omaha will cover equatorial glaciers snowstorms native beliefs and unusual fauna from Africa's Mountains of the Moon with Wells and his party.
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Carvath Wells
Continental Oil Company
N.B.C
Wella
Africa
Ruwenzori
Ike
Conoco
WOW
Omaha
Wood Wanted for Subscriptions at Malvern Leader
The Malvern Leader asks subscribers to deliver wood, mostly chunks, to supply the newspaper and receive payment toward their subscription.
Malvern teams swept by Tabor in inter-town basketball
In a Monday night triple header at the Community building Malvern’s three basketball squads all fell to Tabor. The Future Farmers were outscored 22 to 8 by a larger Tabor vocational team, the Orioles lost 18 to 12, and the town team edged to a 31 to 29 defeat.
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Platera
Malvern
Tabor
Tabor Vocational Agriculture
Oriole
Taborana
Emersoniana
Paul Herts
Seaman
Orioles
Farel
Armstrong
Malvernians
Benton
Marvin Fazel
Cozad
Bower
Jackson
Emerson
A Adgers
Patenae Pointament
Tasbor
Mulholland
Gidley
Hertz
Hanley
Gordon
Jones
Dashner
Volleyball Schedule Pairings for Monday Evening Games
The schedule for Monday evening December 18 lists Mulhollands versus Farmalls, Leader Prints against Post Office, Firemen against Cold Storage, and Coiling facing Buicks in the volleyball league turnout.
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Mulhollands
Farmalls
Emerson Cagers Seek Turnaround After Week of Losses
Malvern high school basketball faces financial strain while building a lineup to reverse a string of defeats. In an opening Emerson High game at their eastern neighbor, Malvern lost twice as the Oriola cagers struggled against inexperience and a fast Emerson offense. Coach Paul Hertz shuffled many players to form a workable combination amid economic constraints.
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Malvern High School
Peat Pien
Emerson High
Oriola Cagers
Emerson
Malvernians
Paul Hertz
Sreenlays
Firemen Can Claim Clear League Title
The Malvern Business Men's Athletic Association volleyball league standings after the third round show the Firemen leading with 3 wins and 1 loss, while Mulhollands, Post Orfen, Cold Storage, Leader Printy, Buick, Coffins, and Farttalls remain in pursuit with two or three losses. The youth of the series suggests a tight race for remaining spots as ties exist for all positions.
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Firemen
Malvern Dusiness Men’s Athletic Association
Pet
Tiremen
Mulhollands
Post Orfen
Buick
Staunch Teams Fall From Tuesday Volleyball Play
Tuesday league night saw top teams stumble as Cold Storage beat Farmalig and Leader Prints edged Collins Drug. Firemen defeated Post Office while Buicks topped Mulhollands. overall results list final scores and shifts in the standings.
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Post Onion
Malhotland
Cold
Farmalis
Muthol Handa
Bukke
Collins Drug
Firamen
Post Office
Farmalig
Bulcks
Mulhollands
With Congress By Charles E Swangon Representative Ninth District
The present session of Congress, begun December 6, will end March 4 and likely be the last short lame duck session in U S history. Over 150 lame ducks remain, many among the able and hardworking members, as the nation seeks consistency in a fast moving era. Seventeen states have ratified the proposed constitutional amendment, with most remnant states meeting this winter. if thirty six total ratify, it becomes the 80th amendment, potentially affecting the next election. The 74th Congress would convene January 4, 1986, after the chaplain’s blessing on the last day of the session.
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Congress
Republic
Garner Ap Somites
Congress Fails To Amend Constitution Amid Tight Vote
As House rules suspenders pushed a measure to repeal the 48th amendment, 272 ayes and 144 noes fell short of the two thirds required. The Ways and Means Committee is holding hearings on modifying the Volstead Act to permit beer sales. Hunger Marchers arrive in Washington to press for federal unemployment relief, financed by communists, but are kept in a controlled area and escorted out after two days. President Hoover’s message to Congress opens a session likely to be contentious and debate-heavy amid national strain.
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Eratic
Rainey
Ways and Means
Nets
Beale
Treatdent Hoover
Congress
Washington
Hoover
Extended on Subscription Coupons Due to Weather
The cooking school extends the subscription coupon period by nearly two weeks due to bad weather. Coupons must be turned in by December 22, with the new deadline reflecting the extension from December.
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Fime
Farm price situation shows sharp drop across commodities
The general farm price level fell from 59 percent of the pre war average in mid September to 6 percent by October 16, with the U S index at 68 percent of pre war. The decline stems from lower prices paid to farmers for most commodities except wool eggs and dairy products. There are advertisements of interest today.
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U. S
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