Marilyn Phelps Weds James Rock in Hastings Church
Marilyn Phelps married James Rock in a candlelight ceremony at Hastings Methodist Church on May 28 1952. Rev J E Englund officiated before an altar with white garden flowers. The couple and families from Hastings Eldridge Swea City and Bradford celebrated with music, flowers and a reception at the Phelps home. The bride will finish her internship in Kansas City then join the Army Air Corps officer in Merced California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jean Phelps
James Rock
Hastings Methodist
Jesse Phelps
Hastings
Fed Rock
Eldridge
J. E. Englund
Mark Bower
Edward Weer
Ed Oak
Verilee Bruce
Red Oak
Mary Katherine Bell
Bradford
Verilee
Mary Katherine
Patricia Ann Phelps
Swea
William Phetis, Jr
Sally Kreis
Kansas City
Woostey Bock
Charles: Phelps
Carliste
Dan Phelps
William Phelps
Swea City
Ralph Hall
Charles Hall
Joyce Allely
Martha Wearin
Richard Syde
J. F. Wearin Jr
Louis Weller
Vale Dunn
Loretta Mings
Otha D. Wearin
Fred Lockabill
Davenport
Fldridge
Peoria
Young Couple Exchange Vows in Malvern Home
Elaine Stacy daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Stacy and Everett W Kirkpatrick son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Kirkpatrick of Randolph were married Sunday at the bride’s parents home south of Hastings. Rev John Reebout of Malvern officiated with Harold Love Council Bluffs and Miss Jane Anderson Malvern as attendants. The newlyweds reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Stacy
Archie Stacy
Everett W. Kirkpatrick
Elmer Kirkpatrick
Randolph
Hastings
John Reebout
Methodist Church
Malvern
Harold Love
Council Bluffs
Jane Anderson
Gilbert Reed And Ruby Watson Wed
Miss Ruby Marie Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs Toni Watson of Clenwood wed Gilbert Reed of Malvern son of Mr and Mrs Charles Reed of Tahor in a seven person ceremony at the Kenneth Reed home in Malvern. The Rev J W Taeneler read the vows in front of about 25 relatives. A light blue dress and hat with yellow rose corsage for the bride. Reception followed. After a short honeymoon the couple will live on a farm southwest of Malvern. Garden Club Pot Luck at D Buffington Home Tuesday The Malvern Garden club meets Tuesday June 10 at 11 30 am at the Community building with transport to Dwight Buffington farm for a pot luck dinner marking the club year’s close. Members are asked to bring own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly County
Millis County
Malvern
Henwood
Ruby Marie Watson
Toni Watson
Clenwood
Gilbert Reed
Charles Reed
Tahor
Kenneth Reed
J. W. Taeneler
Christian Church
D. Buffington
Malvern Garden Club
Dwight Buffington
Thorne
Chancey Henderson Vows Sunday at Red Oak First Methodist
Margaret Tlean Chancey daughter of Clyde Chancey Imogene and Marion D Henderson Jr son of Red Oak united in marriage at Red Oak First Methodist Church at 3 pm with Rev J D Crandall officiating. Soloists Mrs Robert Br enden steiner sang Because and The Lords Prayer. They will reside at 401 W Clarinda Ave Shenandoah. The event followed by a 125 guest reception in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tlean Chancery
Clyde Chancey
Imogene and
Marion D. Henderson, Jr
Marion D. Henderson Sr
Red Oak
First Methodist
J. D. Crandall
Robert Bredensteiner
Ermal McMichael
Betty Chancey
Fred Olson
Lawrence Hatfield
Elmer Bergen
Candle Ughters
Marjorie Cleveland
Alfece Cody
Hotel Bussard
Willard Wetherell
Imogene
Joan Hirz
W. Clarinda Ave
Shenandoah
Malvern Folk Attend Visit and Tie to Phelps Dodge Winner
Clarinda and Malvern residents gathered for a visit with Glen Roggess and Jim Woggess families and others from Red Oak Glenwood Malvern Henderson Cheyenne. James Newman, son of Earl and Evelyne Moore Newman, won the Phelps Dodge $1000 scholarship for Phoenix Union schools, with a renewable award and a farewell speech by student body president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Glen Roggess
Jim Wobgess
Villigen
F. H. Rorfese
Max Keester
Kathryn Ann
Red Oak
Clair Clark
Glenwood
Helen Nagie
Bill Ritchey
Fannie Clark
R. K. Wouser
Malvern
Ben di
Fenner Malvernian
Phelps Dodge
James Newman
Earl Newman
Phoenix
Ariz
Tucson
James
Newtan
Evelyne Moore
Leah Adams Rites Held at Imogene After Brief Illness
Leah Adams died May 30, 1952, aged 76 years, at Herter Nursing Home near Glenwood after a short illness. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at Returned Church in Imogene by Rev. Fi fhward and Rev. James Cummings. She was born November 24, 1875, near Awingle Tas ay Jackson County, moved to Imogene with her family at age two, and later married Samuel Finny Adams of Tabor on December 28, 1876. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Mary Byrwined of Elmo, Mrs. Edith Kedgeley of Lexington Nebraska. one son, George Francis Adams of Mt. Pleasant. one sister, Mrs. Sarah of Shenandoah. and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial was at Meanie Cemeteries. Pallbearers included Park Ridgeley, Jiarwin Addy, Howard Cuuin, Everett Trewin, Charges, and Joyma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Adams
Herter Murcing
Glenwood
Imowene
James Cummings
Adams
John Amd Salome Kammerer
Awingle
Tassy Jackson
Mary
Samuel Finny Adams
Tabor
Carrie
Iis Hey
John Samuel
Reformed Church
Mary Byrwined Elmo
Edith Kedgeley
Lexington
Nebr
George Francis Adams
Mt. Petersheep
Sarah
Shenandlaal
Hastings Methodist Church Heeds Last Crafference Year Service
The Hastings Methodist Church announces the final Crafference Year service with worship Sunday at HD and music by the Laddies Chorus. Pastor leads, guest speakers from local groups will attend and a Sunday school program, vacation Bible school and daily refreshments will be provided by church teachers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suritas
Laddies
Persehitel At Bo Pomly
Weocorhalls
Nederta
Setyiges
Selond
Marne Mhelps
Mes Ddeaner
Scott
Neva Moyen
Rath Beyer
Pde Harrist
Hepa
Servei Oid
Saul
Janet Martin Installed as Glenwood Rainbow Grand Officer
Janet Martin was installed as Worthy Advisor of Glenwood Assembly of Rainbow Girls during a ceremony in the Silver Urn lodge room. The event announced she would also serve as a Grand Officer of Town on June 17, with many local girls and family present, including Audrey Rayer and Joan Kline. A colorfully themed program featured a mixed chorus, installation music, and a reception for more than 400 guests from Glenwood and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Janet Martin
Malvern High School
Gordean McMillan
Glenwood Assembly
Audrey Rayer
Joan Kilne
Linda Lyington
Joyer Stille
Teannie Markey
Janet
Marti
Petireine
Path Doy
Judy Volliday
Carolyn Stile
Fidelity
Nancy Baker
Kathryn Dalrymple
Harbara Brewer
Charity
Busan Darting
Hope
Mary Beth Munsinger
Dolores Kerfer
Donna Stranathan
Vonnie Holt
Marlene Zanders
Sandra Griffith
Nature
Muriel McPherron
Wirginia Kahr
Rachel M Day
Confidential Observer
Lileydene Bank
Outer Observer
Shirley Baldwin
Janet Anderson
Joan Kline
George Howard Funeral Monday
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm for George F Howard, 79, of Glenwood. The Rev TW Ge Marker of Conner assisted by the Rev J W Walker of Glenwood led rites. burial followed in the cemetery. Howard, born Sept 28, 1872 near Silver City, was a pioneer farmer and promoter of Mutual Telephone Co. of Center Two. survived by wife Florence, daughter Fern, brothers and sisters, two grandsons, and a great grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Howard
Othe Rayner
Glenwood
Ge Marker
Conner
Iver City
Howard
Mutual Telephone Ca
Venter Two
Clenwood
Florence Seliraeder
Fern
Maurice May
Loveland
Colocy
Dive
Drothers, Ink
Carlisle
Charles Af
Cola
Clarence
Malisade
Onley
Bert
Walter
Malvern
Jennie Skerritt
Silver City
Grace Rommell
Mingwor
Library Club Elects Officers
The Library Reading club met Saturday at QOpoo and elected Lavina Alberts president Vivian Taregnon secretary Duunna Sublivad treasurer for June and July. Attending girls included Ann Beckwith Jacquel nap Lavina Alberts Judy Ponton Dianna Irwin Vivian Harmon Joanna Sullivan and Janice Miller. They will meet again next Saturday at 2:90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qopoo
Lavina Alberts
Vivian Taregnon
Duunna Sublivad
Ann Beckwith
Jacque Elnap
Judy Ponton
Dianna Irwin
Vivian Harmon
Joanna Sullivan
Janice Miller
Card Op Thank You For Kindness After Bereavement
The Farm Bureau Women and Family of Mrs Leah Adams thank all who sent flowers messages and showed kindness during our loss. We appreciate every act and assistance from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Adams
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Marilyn Phelps
Ig James A
George Short
L. Wt. Short
Denver
Colo
Victor Hensley
Blockton
Win. Hensley
Eugene Hanson
Vermillion
Harley Salshus
Beresford
Harold Baker
Moville
Richard Gay
Martha Circle
Gridley the
Marth
Mildred Gridley
Ardis Shetfell
Ruby Watson
D. BR. Clark
Clark
J. R- Clark
Henderson
J. J’. Clark
Kellerton
Robert Warren
Adel
Abner Clark
Pearl Bashor
Iowa
Raggedy Ann
Duz
Hunt
Bird's Eye
OOK Chemical CO
Fark Ridgeley
Jiarwin Addy
Howard Cuuin
Everett Trewin
Mets
Janessett Parserel
Neva Lleilricis
Chas
J. Costella
Malverie
Pahy
Molt Tempeh
Janet Martin New
Kathryn Dalrsmore
Avcom Prin
Jane Dalrymple
Martin
Stathons
Grand Assembly
Dune
Dales Keefer
Calor
TR. Wall
Kline
Weoboul
Ruth Joygington
Villisea
Emerson
Strahan
Robert Campbell
Wallace Salyers
Doris Nockwith
George Howard
Library Club
Farm Bureau
Millscounts Farm Bureau
Anne Nygund
Moore
Collins Drug Co
E. W. Knight
Big Smith Day
Aura J. E. Randerson
Clothier
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