Marriage of Hester Hall and Howard Seeger in Glenwood
The marriage of Hester Hall of Malvern and Howard Seeger of Puyallup Wash formerly of Malvern was solemnized Friday evening in Glenwood by Rev. Martin H Keast. Attendants were the groom's brother in law and sister Everett Knop and his wife. Both bride and groom are Malvern High School graduates and will move to Washington for business with Seeger's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Hall
Alfred Hall
Malvern
Howard Seeger
Glen Seeger
Puyallup. Wash
Ning
Glenwood
Martin H. Keast
Methodist Church
Everett Knop
Seeger
Malvern High School
Washington
Glenwood hosts business dinner amid heat and fellowship
More than 60 business and professional men gathered Tuesday evening at the Glenwood Methodist church for a social dinner. The event featured a short program by Wayne D. Choate, vocal numbers by Wm. H. Wellens, piano duet by Mrs. Haynie and Mrs. Lincoln, and a talk by Rev. Pettit, with Ladies Aid serving a complete meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Methodist Church
Wayne D. Choate
Chamber of Commerce of
Don Haynie
Wm. H. T. Wellens
Resolution of Respect and Sympathy by Mills County GOP
The Mills County Republican convention in Glenwood July 17 1936 unanimously approved a Resolution of Respect for W P Wortman of Malvern noting his half century of GOP service and steadfast belief in Republican principles. The document honors his memory and directs publication to press and family, urging continued commitment to liberty and equal opportunity. Wayne Choate Roy Haney Ralph McPherron Jr. Resolution Committee.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
W. P. Wortman
Malvern
Republican Party
Court House
Town
Wayne Choate
Roy Haney
Ralph McPherron Jr
Too Smart To Signal In Traffic Bold Passing Without Honking
A humorous discussion on drivers who refuse to signal while passing at high speed. The narrator questions the danger, noting bravado, nerves, and the thrill of daring maneuvers behind the wheel, while asking if such boldness is truly wise or reckless.
Throw or A Womans Eyes By Jean Newton
A reader recounts nervous exhaustion from sleeplessness and restlessness. After attempting to rest, focus shifts to completing a difficult report for a club meeting, which cures the fatigue. The account argues that purposeful work and concentration can restore energy and reduce anxiety.
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Jean Newton
Reagan
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Silver Urn Chapter
Masonic Hall
Frances Bentin
J. T. Club
Merritt Timber
Miller
Gun
W. L. Lichliter
Margie
Shirley
Frank Kemp
Bobbie
Claude Frazier
Claire Dashner
Francis
Ross Steuder
Allen Watts
Elizabeth
Ruby Powles
Peru
Nebr
Newparcil
Pacific Junction
Busy Bees
Platteville Township
Herbert Lincoln
Malveen
Esther Lincoln
J. J. Morrian
Kansas Cy
W. L. Lechlster
Council Bluffs
Nebi
Everett Kirkendall
Whittier
Calif
Vida Onal
Kellogg’s
Lewis Lye
P.&g
T.N.T
Hills Bros
Honest Abe
Pillsbury
Malvern Fruit and Grocery
Max Frank
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