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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
10
A June wedding in Osceola Nebraska joined Miss Lois Chantry and William Skog in a ceremony at the Method at Church on Saturday June 12. Rev G A Randall officiated with Marlene Johnson singing. The couple will reside in Lincoln after a Lake Pelican Minnesota honeymoon.
Barbara Randerson and H W Ouren Jr of Harlan wed in a four o'clock double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church. Rev Hector Thompson officiated with Carol Kennedy as soloist and Zelma Fletcher at the piano. Bride wore ivory satin with ivory illusion veil and carried a white orchid. Attendants in orchid dotted swiss. bridesmaids in pink dresses. groom’s party included Gail Ouren and Bruce Ouren. Reception followed in church parlors. couple to reside in Harlan after a trip to northern Minnesota.
Mrs Anna Crawford of Hastings married June 8 to Nate Cunningham of McGrew Neb. Ceremony at Central Church of Christ in Ger ing Neb. Rev Kenneth Beckman officiated. Attending were Cunningham daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Gene Perkins of Beattsbluff Neb. They will live in McGrew where he works for Union Pacific railroad.
Mirian Hunt and Dallas Moore wed at a Glenwood sanctuary decorated with gladioli and pink white accents. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, organ music, and a reception in church parlors. The couple, both Glenwood natives, plan to reside in Washington DC after a short honeymoon. The article also notes a birthday surprise for Mr Woodful by his family.
The Presbyterian Church led by M. Strong and RK L. Campbell lists Sunday services at 10 and 11, with a church school at 10. Baptist Church under Rev. Wm. Baker notes 9:45 Sunday school and an 11 morning service. First Methodist Church with Baron Teppant details Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, nursery, and several midweek activities including family picnics and youth meetings. The Wi oS will sponsor a silver tea on Friday July 2.
Miss Jean Frazier became the bride of Frank Cross at 10 o clock Sunday morning June 13 in the Ittle chapel at Simpson collage. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev Claude A Calkins in the presence of immediate families. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Frazier sr of Malvern while the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs EB F Cross of Des Moines. The bride wore slipper satin with lace and a short train, a wreath of orange blossoms, shell pearl jewelry, and carried a white Bible with white gladioli. Her sister Kathleen was maid of honor and her 3-year-old sister was flower girl. The couple reside at 14 W Ashland. Cross works in Wart Des Moines at the Pennsylvania Dini Cement Corp and Mrs Cross works for The Record and Tribune Co. in Indianola.
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