Bruce Morrical Vows Exchanged at Red Oak
Miss Lorraina Bruce of Red Oak and Harold Morrical of Tabor united in marriage at St. Mary's Rectory Red Oak in a two o'clock ceremony officiated by Rev James Mack. Bridesmaid Pauline Morrical and best man Donald Bruce participated. After dinner for 20 relatives, the couple planned a short honeymoon and farming by Harold with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraina Bruce
Red Oak
Hastings
Harold Morrical
Tabor
St. Mary's
James Mackin
B. H. Bruce
Red Osk
Paul Morrical
Pauline Morrical
Donald Bruce
Harold
Grudle Travis Vows in Hamburg at St Marys Church
Miss Marvel Jean Grudie daughter of Mr and Mrs John Grudie of Thurman and Donald Lee Travis of Thurman were united in marriage February 9 at St Marys church in Hamburg with Rev Patrick A Flavin officiating. The couple will make their home on a farm north of Thurman. Others attend included Wilbur Travis as brother and sister in law. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marvel Jean Grudie
Daugher
John Grudie
Thurman
Donald Lee Travis
St. Mary's Church
Hamburg
Patrick A. Flavin
Wilbur Travis
Mrs. Travis
Reveal Daughter's Marriage in Glenwood Service
Mr and Mrs Ed A Walker announce the marriage of their daughter Zylpha Pauline to Carroll Max Blackburn son of Mr and Mrs W C Blackburn of Malvern. The ceremony occurred Friday January 30 1948 at the Methodist parsonage in Glenwood with Rev J W Walker officiating. The groom works at Green Bay Lumber Yard and the bride is a office receptionist for Dr T F Shonka. The couple live with Zylpha's parents until a house is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed A. Walker
Zylpha Pauline
Carroll Max Blackburn
W. C. Blackburn
Malvern
Methodist
Glenwood
J. W. Walker
Green Bay
T. F. Shonka
Mariners Club Meeting at Manse February 22
The Mariners club of the Presbyterian church met at the Manse February 22 at 7 p.m. for its regular monthly meeting and fellowship supper. Sixteen members attended. Edward Wearin gave a review of Booklet I, the New Life Movement, a program for advancing Presbyterianism in a New Era. The dinner arrangement reflected a Washington tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariners Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Edward Wearin
New Life Movement
Washington
A patriotic tea talk at Malvern unit event
Mrs. Hiram C. Houghton Jr spoke on "A date with the World" to about 200 attendees at the patriotic tea sponsored by the Harry Hammons unit of the American Legion. She urged citizens in learning world affairs and outlined five home requisites for women focusing on economy beauty social responsibility mental stimulation and spiritual salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bass
H. C. Houghton
Hiram C. Houghton Jr
Red Oak
Houghton
Mesdames Cole Houghton
Deemar Houghton
Walter Peterson
John Odell
Harry Hammons
American Legion
Antrim Assigned to Maintenance on Supply
Pfc Dale Antrim son of Mr and Mrs Alva Antrim Hastings has joined the 313th Maintenance and Supply Group of the 313th Troop Carrier Wing in Austin Texas He recently completed Aircart and Engine School at Keesler Field Miss and now works on the flight line as an aircraft mechanic The 313th group handles major overhauls heavy maintenance and all types of aircraft repair from propeller to rudder and supervises front office supply functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antrim
Dale Antrim
Alva Antrim
Hastings
313Th
Austin
Texas
Strahan High School
Keesler Field
Miss
313Th Troop Carrier Wing
Rallresd Investmes Railroads of the United States
Railroads of the United States represent a substantial investment across lines and regions with figures indicating large capital commitments and widespread infrastructure funding. The report outlines industry scale, financial stakes, and the role of rail transport in national commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rallresd
United States
Williams-Thomas wedding solemnized in Emerson home
Miss Martlee Williams married Victor Be Thomas in Emerson with Rev. Clare Roos officiating. Zelma Williams sang as relatives served. reception followed. The couple, grand by Wales and Emerson High grads, plan to live on Joe Allan farm after March 1. Also notes a farewell party for Leon Lewis and family and various local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lee Williame
Emerson
Martlee Williams
Victor Be, Thomas
Lester Thomas
Clare Roos
Zelma Williams
Carroll Slump
Wilbur Williams
Lloyd Williams
Raymond Glassinger
The
Wales High School
Red Oak
Emerson High School
Thomas
Joe Allan
Jack Thorson
Ames
Donkey Basketball at Emerson Friday
A novelty basketball game unfolds at the Emerson gym Friday night as 18 or more men ride donkeys in a four on four contest between the American Legion and the Emerson Community club. Donkeys wear diapers, rubber shoes and bonnets with names, one referee donkey bellows to mark positions, while trained donkeys help or hinder baskets. Local merchants and professionals join the fun for a lighthearted community event expected to draw lively crowd and laughter.
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Emerson Gym
American Legion
Emerson Community Club
Ener- 800
Rebounding cattle drive boosts Omaha market gains
Rebounding cattle values continued to draw attention on the Omaha livestock market Monday and Tuesday, following last week's strength. Prices rose further by 66 to 100 cents, adding to prior gains of 1.00 to 2.00 dollars, signaling steady demand on the U. S. livestock market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U. S
Stoer
Malvern Volunteer Fire Department's 55th Anniversary Celebration
Malvern firemen marked the 55th anniversary of the local volunteer department with a Monday evening fish fry at the Community building. Guests included wives, widows of former firefighters, Mills County Protective Association officers, and Supt. and Mrs. Chas. C. Clark. Dr. J. A. Kline led a committee frying Missouri river fish with vegetables, salad and cherry dessert. Rev. Paxton Smith of Glenwood spoke, followed by a light entertainment program. The group voted to cooperate with other organizations on a Community building benefit and pledged $10 toward a plane for the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Mills County Protective Association
Chas. C. Clark
J. A. Kline
Paxton Smith
Glenwood
Dr John S Bonnell Named National Vesper Speaker
Dr John Sutherland Bonnell of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church New York City will serve as National Vesper speaker for four months, succeeding Bishop Thomley Oxnam who spoke October through January on NBS. Bonnell, a recognized authority in counseling, discusses psychology in his works and shares sermons Sundays at 12 30 p.m. on Station KMA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sutherland Bonnell
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Mishop Thomley Oxnam
NBS
Bonnell
Poston
Hannell
KMA
Merry Maids Met Feb 7 With Club Meetings
The Merry Maids 4 H club met Saturday February 7 at Eloise Roenfeldt's. Six members, leaders, and two guests attended. Jonene Wise and Marlene Roenfeldt spoke after the business session. The group voted to donate 3.60 to the 4-H Goodwill Garden Seed Fund. Record books were issued and explained by Miss Stubbs. Janet Carter led recreation. next meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maids
Merry Maids 4 H Club
Eloise Roenfeldt
Jonene Wise
Marlene Roenfeldt
Goodwill Garden
Miss Stubbs
Janet Carter
Churches News Roundup at St Johns and Local Parishes
Sunday school times and worship at St John s Lutheran Paul Grahan pastor. Walther League meets Tuesday. Lenten service Wednesday. Baptist Church led by Rev Baker with Sunday school at 10 am and youth activities at 7 pm. Presbyterian Campbell schedule includes 10 am class, 11 am worship, choir practice Thursdays. adjourned congregation meeting March 7 with 7 pm fellowship supper. Also Eaton Tennant reports Sunday school at 10, worship at 11 with sermon Jesus Visits a Sinner. Youth club Bible study Thursday 7 8 pm, Senior Youth Thursday 8 9 pm, choir rehearsal with nursery provided. March 11 youth parents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Church
Paul Grahan
Walther League
the Presbyterian Church
J. M. Strong
Campbell
Max Benton
Our Own
Nobel B. Blackman
Eaton Tennant
Jesus
Dudley Connor
Community dinner and program at sanctuary at 7:39 p.m
A notice invites all to a covered dish dinner and program in the sanctuary at 7 39 p m for anyone wishing to attend.
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Max Dashner
N. B. Blackman
Priscilla
RE. W
Grudle-Travis
L. T. N. Club
Ed Harman
Salyers
Study Club
Book Review Study Club
P. D. Slothower
R. W. Salyers
Pearl Buck
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Anna Bacon
Rev. P. A. Flavin
St. Mary’s Church
Doris M. Woods
D. G. Jamison & Co
A. F. Standiford
Manse
United Nations Assembly
GG. P. Branch
Robert Scrimsher
Harry W. Adams
Chas
Clark
Rh. G. Miller
Mineola
American Legion Auxiliary
J. E. Ellison
Silver City
Strahan
Williams-Thomas
C. H. Boos
Leon Lewis
Dean McLain
A. J. Griffin
Harold Cooper
Lewis
Mary Arneel
Russell Barnes
Des Moines
Sherman Allen
F. G. Rochersperger
Barnes
Samuel Leo
Alaska
H. M. Wilcox
York
Nebr
Dale Shelley
Christian Home Society
J. F. Shelley
Ralph Viner
Edmundson Hospital
Walnut School
George Bass
Hiude Rector
Eddie
Near Stanton
Morence
Wihna Cooper
Max
Ray Krabbenhoff
Fay Butterfield
B. W. Schmidt
Paul Roenfeldt
Alfred Johnson
Hoffman Bros
Rosaman
Minnie Roenfeld
Otto Schoening
J. . Wright
Loes
Chas. Wilson Ar
Loran Nayer Jr
Rev. Smith
News of the
Wm. Baker
Flevor Saver Refrigerators and Preezers
Landis Hardware
Malvern, Iowa
Plomb
Uel
Drum & Djureen
Residence Properties
James A. Wells
A. J. Darmold
J. H. Beckwith
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