Paullin Baese Nuptials Sunday in Iowa Falls
The marriage of Miss Mary E Paullin and Frederick Baese Jr occurred at the bride’s parents home in Iowa Falls at 4 p.m. Sunday. Reverend Batt officiated at the Lutheran church in Newton. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harry Wardrip of Racine Wisconsin. The couple will reside in Newton after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E Paullin
Frederick ©. Baese Jr
Newton
Amos Paulin
Iowa Falls
Batt
Lutheran Church of
Harry Wardrip
Racine
Wis
Boese
Newton High School
State Teachers’ College
Duluth
Lloyd Walker Weds Former Iowa Girl
Lloyd Walker and Miss Frankile Binnall of Inglewood California formerly of Malvern and Pierson were united in marriage Saturday January 13 Rev W D Late read the single ring ceremony The couple will make their home in Inglewood California Mr Walker is a Malvern High School graduate class of 34 Mrs Binnall formerly of Pierson attended Wayne Nebraska and Brandeis Omaha retail jobs listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Walker
Frankile Binnall
Inglewood
Calif
Foremerly
Malvern
Pierson
Clarence Qoten
Onawa
B. B. Binnall
Mendelsohn
D. B. Binnall
Pierson High School
Walker
Wayne
Nebr
Brandeis
Omaha
Malvern High School
Standeis
Proper insulation saves fuel costs this winter
Gearhart News notes cold weather ahead and urges insulation to ease comfort and cut fuel use. The piece plugs talking to a rep about building and repair plans for spring and promotes material availability for first class work.
Mintle Bride Lucille Weds Archie Scott at Malvern Home
Lucille Mintle and Archie Scott married Wednesday evening January 19 at the Mintle home northeast of Glenwood. Rev Howard Mintle of Seymour officiated. The bride wore a blue dress with pink roses and white sweet peas. groom in a dark business suit. Guests included Miss Dorothy Mintle and Berrard Scott. The bride is a Glenwood high school graduate, class of 1933. The couple plans to farm southwest of Malvern and live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Mintle
Glenwerrh
Lucille
Archie Scott
Malve
Oelock
Howard Mintle
Seymour
Dorothy Mintle
Berrard Scott
Coolidge-Wearin Nuptials At University of Chicago Bond Chapel
Mary Louise Coolidge of Chicago married Josiah F. Wearin Jr. of Malvern in Bond Chapel on the University of Chicago campus before about 150 guests. Rev. F C Benson Bellis officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Jane Coolidge and ushers James Stevens Samuel Lewis John Shaltenberger Ogilen Vogt. After a reception at the bride's parents home the couple will reside in Malvern at Dr M S Campbell residence on Marion avenue.
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Bond Chapel
University of Chicago
Mary Louise Coolidge
Chicago
Josiah F. Wearin Jr
Malvern
F.C. Benson Bellis
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jane Coolidge
Allen Wortman
James Stevens
Samuel Lewis
John Shaltenberger
Ogilen Vogt
St. Paul's Boys Choir
Sanz
Maid of Honor
Dr. M. 5. Campbell
Marion Avenue
Wesley Chapel League Meeting and International Fellowship
Wesley Chapel hosts a Worth League gathering at Frank Alexander Avenue with Howard Hunt leading a Bible story program by the Women's Missionary group. The event promotes an International Fellowship and invites women from both churches and the community to participate in an evening program on religion and church history. The Men’s Brotherhood will hold its monthly meeting the same evening at the chapel, planning for a new program honoring the denomination’s 200th anniversary and church unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alexander
West Sumas
Howard Hunt
Teader
Fey Chapel
Prexrane
Mens’ Brotherhood
Pictures at church reveal mission work challenges
The note invites attendance next Sunday to view pictures at both churches for study. Ladies Aid met Jan 27 with 11 present, quilting on the afternoon. Next meeting set for Peb 9 at Mrs Henry Washburn’s home. Families moved locally include Earl Clymer to Earnest Wealere farm Hastings area and Reist to Pickel’s tenant house. Mr and Mrs Adams moved from High Bank station to a farm in eastern Lews. Robbins family mourns the father’s death, prompting travel to Sheldon Neb. Neal Bentley visits relatives in Nebraska. A party hosted by Mrs Himmane Fickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wilson
Henry Washburn
Wesley Chapel
Earl Clymer
Ward Fickel
Earnest Wealere
Hastings
Reist
Hicet
Revis Sawers
Pickel
Clarence Nagel
Frany Qwar Strahan
Parker Farm
Mro Adams
High Bank
Lota
Adam
Glenwood
Lews
Roy Robbins
Tee
Robbins
Sheldon
Nebr
Ben Dittus
Dwight
Iindy
Ben
Neal Bentley
Pareala
Himmane
Fies Fickel
Nebraska Iowa and Plains Poultry Survey Predicts Small Flocks
1938 promises good poultry business despite widespread shortages and below normal flocks across Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri Colorado and South Dakota. Farmers report drastic reductions due to death and feed scarcity while advertising payments lure reports and promise readers a summary of results before chick season. Betty Phimh Joye Noshit Elizabeth Wilson and Betty Fritcher attended a slumber party Saturday night.
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Gench
Linentn
Nebr
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
South Dakota
Betty Phimh
Joyce Noshit
Elizabeth Wilson
Betty Fritcher
Malvern Pros Offer Mail Survey Reminder
Residents who mailed are urged to finish the survey before midnight Saturday February. Units noted that the remainder of the week remains to complete the forms and Blanke are available here at the Malvern Pros.
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Malvern Pros
Community Notices From Red Oak Area
Attendance reached about 50 for a Sunday gathering with birthdays money received from Floyd Hicks and LeRay Carlstead. Many locals listed as visiting, moving, or hosting including Ray and Mrs Martin leaving for work, families at the Mahan and Castor homes, and several sick relievers improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atttendance
Floyd Hicks
LeRay Carlstead
Local Social Roundup and Neighborly Gatherings
A jumble of social visits and small gatherings is recounted from Omaha and nearby towns. Bertha Kellenbarger and daughters joined Harold Reltenbarger family for dinner. Cooper, Shelley and Rachersperger households hosted parties. the Ladies' Athletics group met with Mrs James and plan future sessions. Oral Cooper assists Mrs George Hickman with loose work. a move occurred as Mr and Mrs J F Shiller relocate to Ray Fields property in Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dian Mehabs
Pyllyn Joon
Lewis Conrad
Ford Buttington
Bertha Kellenbarger
Ema
Wilma
Florence Cooper
Omaha
Harold Reltenbarger
George Hickman
Red Oak
J. Fo Shiller
Ray Fields
Emersest
Bartlett Defeats P J Town Team in Tight Game
Bartlett edges P J Town Team 30 35 in a hard fought contest with Bartlett rallying from a halftime deficit. Key plays by Clapper Watts and Millikan paced Bartlett as final seconds preserved the win despite frequent turnovers and fouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Scarimedor
Watts
Fazel
Clapper
Millikan
Froments
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Justice of the Peace
Albert Shere
Nellie Perkins
Shere
Colt
Guy Lowrey
White Cloud
White Cloud Sewing Circle
Edwin Emerick
Karl Hertz
S. S. Board
J. L. Donner
Bridge
F. §. Hamilton
Eugene Hertz
F. A. Mulholland
Ars
George Livingston Howercil
Gretchen Gidley
George Livingston
Gearhart News
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Hua
Bat
Thauan Ie
Capner
Lucille Mintle
Scott
Coolidge
Wearin
Mrs. Wearin
Winthrop Coolidge
University of Chicago High School
The
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Esoteric Club
Mr. Wearin
J. F. Wearin
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
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Psi Upsilon Fraternity
J. F. Wearin Sr
Wesley
Henderson Methodist Church
K. E. Nesbitt
Ooekly
OAKS
Ray Martin
O. K. Olson
Wales
L. E B. Brammeier
J. W. Castor
Jewell Mahan
Ralph Cole
Clarence Mahan
Carson
George Jones
Emerson
Frent Jones
Fie Cole
Gers
Viner
Harry Ekronseter
Russell Talpent
Henry Sehilius
G Crouse
Bartlett
P. J. Town
Bartlett Town
Bartlett Keys
Tartlett
Clapeper
Junction
Gan
Malvern Auction Co
C. L. Williams
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