Hunt Miller Nuptials Highlight Friday Social
The First Baptist church in Malvern hosted the marriage of Lois Ann Hunt and Ken Lee Miller on Friday January 4. Attendants included maid of honor Alan Jacques and best man Alan Jacques of Omaha, with both groom and bride’s families noted. A church reception followed as out of town guests attended and plans included a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Rey Donner.
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First Baptist Church
Lois Ann Hunt
Ken Lee Miller
Clifford Trively
Malvern
Clinton Gee
Essex
Arlen Miller
Riverton
Gordon McMillan
J. BE. Ellison
Alan Jacques
Omaha
Army Air Corps
U. S. Navy
Trively
Mesdaumes Grant Chamberlain
Paul Heeger
Louis Bass
J. N. Simmers
Vaughn Hoover
Otto Hall
Frederick Buttmann
Frank Chanber- Tan
Malvern Libel Ogeto
Malversy Jeader
Aravdimte
Henry Schnoor Jr to perform Sunday at Terrace Room
Henry Schnoor Jr son of Mr and Mrs Henry Schnoor Jr will appear on a Council Bluffs Music Teachers association program. He will play Mendelssohn Hunting Song at 8 o clock Sunday in the Terrace room Hotel Chieftain. Public invited. Book review at Empress theater by Mrs Madler of Omaha sponsored by Malvern Garden club.
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Henry Schnoor Jr
Zelma Conant Fletcher
Council Bluffs Music Teachers Association
Ife
Mendelssohn
Hotel Chieftain
Henry
Garden Club
Madler
Allen Madler
Omaha
Empress Theater
Malvern Garden Club
Timothy Sheldon
Aged Woman Died in Tabor Thars
Word was received this morning of the death of Mrs. Anni Seeger in Tabor at age 86 after health decline. Funeral plans await a daughter from Washington. Burial will be in Malvern Cemetery beside her husband. Survivors include two sons and two daughters, with one son Ernest having died recently.
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Anni Seeger
Tabor
County Auditor Plans Labor Changes and Resignations
County Auditor Homer Mitch ell will run with reduced staff as deputy Lida Mc Coy resigns after 1946. County assessors Marvin Moore says pay rises to 2 dollars per assessment roll, with 10 extra for each assessed item. Cl erk of Courts Po Le Donner reports several license cases and new vehicle licenses issued to Omaha and surrounding areas.
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Homer Mitchell
Lida McCoy
Marvin Moore
Clarks celebrate 50th wedding anniversary on farm southwest of Henderson
Mr and Mrs John R Clark marked their 50th anniversary with a New Year’s Day family dinner at the Leon Wiegman home southwest of Henderson. The couple married January 1, 1902, and reside on a 240 acre farm 41 miles southwest of Henderson, active in community affairs and church. They were joined by their three daughters, their sons in law, and eight grandchildren.
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John R. Clark
Leon Wiegman
Henderson
Clarks
Ben F. Dittus
B. E. Houser
Leon G. Wiegman
Clark
Mills County Farm Bureau Board
Card of Thanks From Mrs Eugene Rubenking
I thank friends and neighbors for the ecards and flowers sent during my hospital stay. Deeply appreciated. Naomi Chamberlain hosted Silver Cloud 4 H club. A Christmas party was planned and a simple stitching demonstration was given.
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Silver Creek
Nichard
Keith Henderson
Naomi Chamberlain
Thanes
Fiuuk
Ine
Eugene Rubenking
Silver Cloudlub
Nagad
Silver Cloud
Ieeline Hadcall
Garelyn
Tate
Heuer
Chub
Naomi Teperber
Donce Plage
First Potatoes Brought to Virginia From Bermudas in 1421
Believed to mark North America’s earliest potato introduction, the event traces potatoes from the Bermudas to Virginia in 1421, highlighting an early transatlantic agricultural exchange.
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North America
Bermudas
Virgin
Services for Wm Chamberlain Held in Malvern
Services were conducted Thursday at 2 p m for William A Chamberlain at the Malvern funeral home. He died Friday in Glendale California from a cerebral hemorrhage aged 60. The Rev Nobel B Blackman and Rev Gordon C McMillan officiated with music by Mrs Dudley Conner and singers including Mrs J B Ellison. Burial was in Malvern Cemetery. He was born August 28 1891 at Strahan and married Vandhe F Miller in 1922. Surviving are his wife two children a granddaughter his mother and three brothers. He served in World War I and was a longtime furniture and undertaking man in Malvern later painting and decorating. He moved to Glendale in 1946 where he continued the same work until his death.
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A Chamberlain
Mansfield
Glendale
Calif
Nobel B. Blackman
Methodist Church
Gordon C. McMillan
The
Baptist Church
Dudley Conner
J. B
Elison
Conner
Robert Plummer
Kenneth Allensworth
Otto Hall
Bert Shaw
John Mott
W. D. Slathower
Forest Kirby
Henry Piburn
Malvern Cegetery
William Alfred Chamberlain
Edwin
Rosa Chamberlain
Strahan
Vandhe FE. Miller
Glenwood
Robert
Hfe
Harbara Jean
John Tincher
Malvern
Nasonal
Hill Talk Boosts Farm Bureau Drive in Malvern
More than 125 farmers attended the county Farm Bureau kickoff dinner at the Malvern Methodist church. Howard Hill, president of the Lews Farm Witcan Federation, urged a strong farm organization and explained the Bureau’s program. Chair Jen Sittington began the membership drive with a quota of 926.
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County Farm Bureau
Methodist
Malvern
Howard Hil
Lews Farm Witcan Federation
Hill
Farm Bureau
R.V.P. Officers Attend Tang School Meeting
The WY 1 Inet Jan meeting at Wayte Beck apartment drew 17 members with West present. Officers planned attendance at the district training school at Corning. Floyd Willyer nominated district representative. Barbara Gilbert to speak Wednesday night. Tree Maddorks elected secretary. Lorraine Hordabout Whotes resigned. The president Lee Sowers received the presidential tie. A lunch followed with Roberta Leck and others. a hidden microphone recorded voices. Joan Graves reporter.
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Wayte Beck
Wo Ewests
Curing Siam
Aia Hark Nunmael Stide
Ary Pds Findt
Floyd Willyer
Abel Barbara Gilbert
Corning
Maddorks
West Methodists fend off new minister as meetings loom
Church notices list services for West Methodist including Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am. A forthcoming meeting on Sunday at 8:80 pm, rehearsals, and a general WSC meeting are noted. Gratitude is expressed for a pastor’s four and a half years and prayers for the new minister. Baptist and Presbyterian notices follow with ordinances, congregational events, and upcoming receptions.
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Pat Thek
Boop. Mey
Veien Gillis
Shenandoah
St Johns Father Church Paw Glam Service Notes
Sunday worship and program items listed for St Johns Father Church Paw Glam include pastor duties, class schedules, confirmation, choir activities, and daily chapel. Programs occur Tuesday and Thursday with evening sessions, and a morning broadcast on KSWI weekdays at 8 44. A welcoming note invites everyone to attend.
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St. Jobns Father Church
Paw Glam
Selumol
Wile
Walter Lengire
Fi Bom
KSWI
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Mills County Board of Supervisors
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