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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
6
A mixed shower at the M E Church marked by a Japanese garden theme featured a mock wedding, gift exchanges, and a luncheon for Miss Jessie Kellenbarger. Epworth League members and friends, about sixty attendees, celebrated with arrangements, recipes, and trimmings.
Arthur Mills and Jessie Kellenbarger wed at a Methodist church in Banksen Sunday afternoon. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. LF Ripley, united the Emerson girl bride and local groom before close family and church members. A reception followed at the bride’s home.
Mille County Iowa proceedings recount board of supervisors regular session on June 10 1935 with Hyde Plumb and Watts. reappoint John V Parker to Soldiers Relief Commission for three years. equalization of assessments across districts with changes in multiple townships. various local notices and personal items noted including repairs, land, and community events.
On Wednesday morning June 26 at 8 a m in St M Catholic church Miss Mary Saner formerly of Togeye now living in Dinville was married to the oldest son of Mr and Mrs Jim Dinville Rev Mite Terner of Red Oak performed the ceremony. The bride wore a white organdie gown with long veil and carried a bouquet. After a reception and four course dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Yetkar in Red Oak the couple left for a short honeymoon in Nebraska and will housekeeping at the Nick Ballain farm. The groom attended St Patrick High School class of 1992. Several local friends attended tying the event to the Dinville family.
Mr and Mrs Wi Comstock attended a family reunion of the Markhams at the home of Mrs Comstocks parents at Riverton Stadia on June 23. Picnic dinner wares were enjoyed. several Markham relatives gathered from Nebraska City and Des Moines. The event included news of health, visits with extended family, and congratulations for the Farmore Canpera Vive station owners eight pound baby girl born Friday June 21.
East Deer Creek residents mention the Cole family returning from Detroit. Eugene Gray spent Sunday at Oakland. Ward Thrapp and family and Clyde Sheck and family visited Shenandoah after noon. Meo and Mia noted. Art Nits and Jaadine went to Red Oak last Friday afternoon. A Washing rath pand by wind Sunday eventing affected Clyde Shook Howe residents.
Regional notes record social visits with Mrs Ward Thrapp and Laverne visiting the Grey Paley event Sunday afternoon. WoC Cate and Art Cole appeared in Shenandoah Saturday evening, with brief activity noted.
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