Society Votes On Carl Holden Weds Randolph Girl
A Randolph woman, Oksana Doss, and Carl Holden of Malvern were married in Emerson by Rev. A. Gilbert on July 14. Witnesses were Margaret Holloway of Randolph and Everett Allery of Imogene. Mrs. Holden grew up in Randolph. Mr. Holden is Malvern High School class of 1933 graduate and manager of Farmers Grocery in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oksana Doss
Hugh Doss
Randolph
Carl Holden
Vir
Henry Holden
Malvern
Fearl McClain
Emerson
A. Gilbert
Margaret Holloway
Everett Allery
Imogene
Holden
Farmers Grocery
Red Oak Bride: Lieut Schubert Weds Miss Jean Davis
Lieut Charles A Schubert and Miss Jean Davis wed at the Rev Ira Carney home in Red Oak on a Saturday afternoon ceremony attended by Malvern locals. After the marriage the couple drove to Des Moines, planned a 39 day leave, then a Yellowstone trip. Mrs Davis of Malvern is a Malvern High School graduate. Schubert recently left the CC Camp for a Moorhead assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Malvern
Tted Oak
Jean Davis
Ccle Caudell
Margaret McCormick
Dorothy Gaither
Marian Benton
Yayllis Wilson
Jean
Charles A. Schubert
Marvin Fazel
Eleanor Watts
Pacific Junction
Rockport
Mra. c
Knight
Fazel
Allen Watts
Malvern Bigh School
Harley Fazel
Malvern Fruit and Grocery
Schubert
Ira E. Carney
Liewt
Des Moines
Yellowstone National Park
C. E. Davis
Malvern High School
Lieut. Schubert
Ccccamp
Moorhead
Ackermans Leaving Glenwood for Enid Move
Glenwood residents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ackerman plan to relocate to Enid Oklahoma where their son Stanley works. After 18 years in Glenwood he will start new employment in a clothing store on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackermans
Oklahoma
Glenwood
J. F. Ackerman
Enid
Okla
Stanley
Mr. Ackerman
Dunn and Dudley
Charles P. Hamilton
Kinneys Plan Colorado Mountain Camp Vacation
Mr and Mrs C P Kinney and daughter Mrs Parker will leave later this week for Loveland Heights Colorado to stay in the Shay cabin for several weeks enjoying the cool mountain air during the hot season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinneys
Colorado Mountain Camp
C. P. Kinney
Parker
Loveland Heights
Colo
Loveland
Shay Cabin
Licensed to Wed: Recent Nebraska and Iowa marriage licenses
The county lists issuing licenses from July 9 to July 21 detailing couples Cecil Nelson and Sarah Morris both of Henderson. Harold Capatick and Irene Swanson of Fullerton Nebraska. Frank Skinner and Betty Williams of Omaha. Cecil E Newkirk and Mildred Wilson of Omaha. James Shannon and Bernardine VanSeyoc of Thurman. Robert W Watson of Omaha and Viola Plekart of Miles City Montana. Also notes Austin Murphy and daughter Norene leaving for Yellowstone park trip and Robert Masters of Lincoln visiting his brother George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Washington Nelson
Sarah Maxine Morris
Henderson
Harold Capatick
Irene Swanson
Fullerton
Nebr
Frank Skinner
Betty Williams
Omaha
Cecil E. Newkirk
Mildred Wilson
James T. Shannon
Glenwood
Bernardine HE. VanSeyoc
Thurman
Robert W. Watson
Viola H. Plekart
Miles City
Mont
Austin Murphy
Norene
Yellowstone Park
Robert Masters
Lincoln
George
Red Oak Socials Mixed with Visitors Report
ASBURY Mr and Mrs John Meyers were in Red Oak Saturday Clyde Hatten traveled to Red Oak Saturday Emmet Leonard of Imogene and Sisters Mrs Margaret Fuller ton and Miss Anna Leonard of Chicago were visitors in the Job McGlonis Br home Bullday Marcella McInaly of Sheng visiting in the home of her brother John A MeMtodia nis Me and New G and Hepworth worn callura in the A J McQln nin home Monday evening Mir with Mya S W Arterburn made a trip to red Oak Bature day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyers
Red Oak
Clyde Hatten
Emmet Leonard
Imogene
Margaret Fullerton
Anna Leonard
Chicago
G. &. Hepworth
A. J. McQlnnin
Mir
W. Arterburn
Soil Conservation Work of Patriotism
In a Mills County series, R F Uhland notes World War II era farmers aided by Soil Conservation Service. Demostrations in the Tawa Missouri region, two watershed projects, and extensions from Colleges of Agriculture help farmers build soil conservation programs. County groups unite for erosion defense, showing enduring patriotic farming spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Uhland
Middle-West
Soil Conservation Service
Tawa-Missouri
Colleges of Agriculture
Starthig
Mills County
Camp visitors include military officers and a Bethany agronomist
Visitors at Camp Visiting the CC Camp this past week included Captain Lawrence W. Byers district commander on Sunday, Lieut. Herman L. Dimmitt of the construction office on Monday, and L. E. Clapp chief agronomist of Bethany Missouri at the ECW office on Tuesday. Old papers noted a big bundle at The Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W. Byers
Herman L. Dimmitt
L. E. Clapp
Bethany
ECW
Stars and Stripes Flown at Camp New Staff Erects Flag
The new flag pole was erected at the camp and the Stars and Stripes were raised for the first time on Friday. In the evening the Company stood in retreat formation as the flag was lowered, a daily ceremony to be used each evening.
CCC Boys Lose Race with Rain Sunday Night
During the Sunday night storm at Malvern the fair grounds grand stand was knocked from its foundation and large tree limbs were torn loose, damaging night wires. CCC barn residents attempted to reach camp before the rain, some arriving too late and finding wet beds as barracks windows were left open during the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Malvern
CCC
NewWalks Rails Paint Add to Camp Appearance
Crushed rock surfacing is added to the camp walks and drives improving the general appearance. Walls and pallings eight miles high border the paths with trees set on stakes for neatness. Building painting has started and will progress rapidly with help from Malvern's business menu for improvements and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Mie
Camp Construction Delays Mark CCC Worksite Moves
A large tree flag pole relocation precedes new road work near the hei quarters. Masons, engineers L E Orchard and CCC crew survey for a diversion dike on the Rey Donner farm while two world surveyors study transit methods. Paint mishaps injure a bystander, and CCC trucks shuttle timber to Omaha for Ak-Sar-Ben parade preparations amid camp walk and drive construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Maddocks
L. E. Orchard
Jenior
CCC
Rey Donner
Rec Bey
Omaha Monilay
Ak-Sar-Den Iten
Survey Crew at Work on Farms This Week
Survey work focused on improving the ramp with crews surveying several county farms. Farms listed include RL Henderson, Walter Donner, Roy Donner, de. Weare In, HoT Batfington, J. M. Wyatt, and Br. Wallace. Work noted as temporary with no permanent structures planned.
Ad in The Leader Promises Double Value for Fence Sitters
A local advertisement in The Leader touts extra value for readers who are undecided, claiming the offer is equivalent to two on the fence. The brief notice emphasizes urgency and limited-time access to the deal.
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Mra
Carlides
Marlor
Valar Tcheme
Juanita
Vida
Bonnie
Folden
Howard Holloway
Handolph
Marvin Freel
Rhoades
Eliott
Floyd Rhoades
Elliott
Adv
Mrs. W
Germantown
Itig
LT. Westrb
Harriett
Contract Bridge
Bruce Roeker
Tompkins
Hf. T. Beattie
W.T. Tompkins
James Carter
Misa Nelle Bogart
Re Hall
R. Hall
J. F. Wearin
J. H. Beckwith
EB. W. Knieht
T. W. Gidley
J. N. Summers
Bruce Hoehner
K. R. Cook
Halla
J. R. Hall
E. W. Knight
J. W. Beckwith
Bruce Bochner
W. P. Wortman
Winslow Tompkins
T. Beat- Ue
Milady Beauty
Mra.c. A. Strahan
Waltz
Tetres
Studio
Madyern
Lieut
Malvernlans
Mrs. Schubert
Wed
Asbury
Richard Kidwell
Leader
Salyers Auto Co
Hei. Atarters
Chattel
Estray
Informations
Xtra
Usedk
South Bend
Mallealhe Rane
Landis
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