Mills County Bride to Make Home in St Louis
Tacye Wilson daughter of John W Wilson Hastings and Homer L Pedersen son of Henry Pedersen Brownsmead Gre were married at Wesley Chapel on Sunday June 7. Rev Felt performed the double ring ceremony with music. The couple were attended by Elizabeth and Marion Wilson. The bride wore a floor length white net and lace gown with a lace blouse and sweetheart neckline. The veil was held by a band of Illes of the valley and her bouquet was pink carnations. She wore a marine bracelet for her brother John R Wilson who could not attend due to stationed at Mare Island California. The couple will reside at Del Monte apartments 5622 Delmar Blvd St Louis Mo after June 10.
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Tacye Wilson
John W. Wilson
Hastings
Homer L. Pedersen
Henry Pedersen
Brownsmead
Gre
Wesley Chapel
KR. ¥. Felt
Felt
Elizabeth
Marion Wilson
John R. Wilson
Mare Island
Cal
Pedersen
Henderson High School
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln School of Commerce
Mills Insurance Agency
Inncolin
University of Nebraska
Emerson Electrical Co
St. Louis
Lake of the Ozarks
del Monte
Delmar Blvd
Rev. Felt
Grigsby
Emerson
Mt. Alwara
Dwight Nagel
Cnuncia
Hetty Plumb
Edwin McGrew
Town State College
Amen
Elizabeth Wilvon
Wealeyan
Lincoln
Neb
Phyla Ann
Thoima Viner
Tudlanela
Jennette Luther
Boulder
Colo
Minnia Dent
Glenwood
Ray Plumb
Kenneth Sowers
Malvert
Jim Sowers
Matel
Garson OG. E
Ettiot
Clinton Parker
Donald
Newton
Geo. Parker
Mises Arleta Bunllagier
Howard Hunt
Rock Port
Clarence Hunt
Doris
Dala Hunt Fain
Howard
Wales
C E S Presented Program at Tabor and Nearby Societies
About 20 members of the Silver Urn chapter attended the O B S meeting in Tabor for Friendship night. Malvern chapter presented a program “Friendship's Garden” with twelve officers guiding a visitor through the garden. The Emmanuel class of the Baptist church hosted a railroad themed social with a large turnout. Malvern Garden Club held a cooperative luncheon indoors due to rain with rose discussions and solos. Various church social unions and pot luck luncheons were announced along with birthday and family gatherings.
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Tabor
Malvern
F. A. Mulholland
J. H. Heckwich
W. A. Bennett
Roy Donner
F. & Hamilton
Star Point
Randolph
Sidney
Daisy Ray
Delwin
Elsie J. Evans
Emerson
Emmanuel
The
Baptist Church
Leslie Richardson
Marlin Richardson
Otto Hall
Frank Chamberlain
Pearl Kline
Grant Chamberlain
South
Malvern Garden Club
Allen Wortman
F. R. Chantry
Henry W. Washburn
Otha D. Wearin
F. M. Davison
Mise Fannie Clark
Presbyterian Social Union
E. U. Baenton
Baptist
Bright Spring Meals Feature Asparagus Advice
Nutrition note by Ruth Cessna extols asparagus as a bright spring staple. It explains canning and freezing methods, tips to prep stalks, and ways to serve with ham, eggs, or cheese sauces, plus simple menu ideas for economical meals and kid-friendly snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cessna
N B Wilson Family Reunion At Oakland
The Wilson descendants of Wesley Chapel held their annual reunion at Chautauqua park in Oakland. More than 110 people attended, continuing a long familial tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Wilson
Oakland
W. B. Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Chautauqua Park
Picnic and business meet of Uncle Hank clan in Glenwood
A May picnic featured fried chicken and trimmings followed by a business meeting led by president Mrs Clar ence Boles of Glenwood. Secretary Joyce Pierson reported clan activities, noting losses, births, marriages, and new officers Hazel Landis Clay Des Moines president Genevieve Landis Vieth Oakland vice president Edug Pierce Oakland secretary. The group plans the 1948 reunion at Wealey Chapel with Malvern attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Boles
Glenwood
Joyce Pierson
Hazel Landis Clay
Des Moines
Genevieve Landis Vieth
Oakland
Mir. Edug Pierce
Wealey Chapel
Malvern
Afaly
Galen Boles
Lloyd Landis
Faye Bhook
New Auto Stamps on Sale Here Now
Federal auto stamps went on sale yesterday with Mills County post masters reporting early buyers. Each stamp costs $5 and remains valid until July 1 1943. Stamps will be sold through July 31 but motorists should display them on their cars by July 2.
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Mills County Post Masters
Chinch Bugs May Do Considerable Damage in Mills County
State entomologists warn Mills County lies in a chinch bug hotspot with heavy crop damage risk if rains misalign. Surveys show infestations across nearly all towns, especially barley and wheat, with some in pastures. Proper barrier methods and timely control can reduce damage to cornfields. farmers advised to survey infestations and monitor development for barrier creation.
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Mills County
Erie
Strahan Garden Club Hears Talk On Food Costs
The Friendly Gardeners met Tuesday with Mrs. BR Rowley and 18 members plus five guests. AWorld Today talk on high food costs due to interstate taxes was given by Mrs. Henry Nima followed by a round table on flower arrangement. Many local residents attended church events and families visited from nearby towns including Miss Jennette Luther heading to Boulder for a music course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Gipes
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Presbyterian Young People's League
Rey
Mia
G. F. Maclean
Lois Robinson
Danny Sanders
Grace Cardwell
Ernestine Neill
Jean Clem
HSC
Daughters of
Chas. M. Wilson
Elva Chambelain
Barbara Kilne
Mary Margaret
Helen Ann Stevenson
Dorthy Boles
Joan Winger
Mary Margaret Steveseon
Elva Chamberlain
Wallace Jones
Elsie Carr
Johns Lutheran Church
Mise Elsie Carr
Wallace BR. Jones
Ames
Dr. Wearty
Dorothy Vaughan
Robert Park
Jesse B. Carr
San Bernardino
Nevada High School
Ray W. Jones
Jews State College
Bt. Jonge
U. & Army
Hleyele Parksy
Presbyterian Church
Pleysle
Gud Wiener
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J. R. Hurst
Pyouing
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Katie Nelson
Charles Nagle
Dean Wright
Kenneth Juelke
Gorden F. Macken
Butoriala
Harrygate
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Garden Club
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Matt Young
Wilbur Young
Matt
White Cloud School
Ruth Adams
Mary Lou Laughlin
Donald Swain
Wahueta Young
Council Bluffs
Fred Cozad
Thiktens
Ray Hilton
Colorado
Mew
T. A. Roode
Aletha Bogton
Port Lupton
Howard Ford
Barbara
Marilyn
Harold McCain
Shirley Garher
de T
Myre
Chay
Airs
Anslatjoy
Brett Rabe
Moeth
Fred Bytumaay
Toding
Navy
Uncle Hank Soilsaver
Johnny Contour
Chist Corwin
Ives
Food For Freedom
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Wkkes
Guvsent
Wade
Sow Fga
Macau
BAR Wria Ee
Strahan
Joe Collan
Jackson Junction
Collan
Indianola Cafe
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OR. Ripe
Kermit Hilfyeu
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Kermit Willver
Howard Kayton
Trens
Don Hawman
Glendale
Calif
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Patsy Kier
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Mar'llyn Jean
Stanberry
Brice Hays
Public Enemy
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Welch
Green Bay Lumber Co