Octety Weds Mary Hopp in Malvern and local gatherings
William Aistrope of Malvern weds Miss Mary Hopp of Cilenaemd textes in Malvern on a Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the Rev D. C. Dene who performed the ceremony. A group of Malvern and Illinois guests attended the reception and a lakeside trip followed. A birthday surprise for Mrs J. A. Parsons was hosted by several friends with refreshments and a mock wedding program at the Malvern Ladies Club meeting. A Malvern group picnic was held at Big Lake near Council Bluffs with Mr and Mrs Athert Nelson and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wlaltrope
Malvertt
Mary ( Hopp
Cilenawemd
Unita
Res D.C
Linns
Viride
Mipe Hoot
Tiepp
Malvern
Madverar
Malvern and Hisuuris
Xenogo
Porters Lake
Sherlanchunty
Feday Evening Inc
Jane and
Lorraine
Leteher
Margaret McCormick
Dorothy Galliher
Herrice Schoening
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Jeannette Tath T
Ocle Caudell
Lawrence Lisle
Ger+all Bower
Joe Robbins
Maine Dickersbach
James Summers
Dick Hyde
Robert Benton
James Beckwith
Lloyd
Parsons
J. A. Parsons
Gordon Anderson
Red Oak
J. F. Wearin
Conal Works
Harry Chirk
la Jones
J. Vti
J. W. Tanes
Th . Gidley
Gretchen
Innes
Merv. Wear
Mrs. Aniersia
Myrtle Cunningham Hos
Myrtle Cunningham
BS. C
Creneya Wise
Margaret Stevesson
Ruth Wilson
Lucy Cunningham
Bernice Bowers
Vasues
Thelen Hlall
Louie Tass
Bernice Bower
Margaret Cunningham
Malvern Group
Big Lake
Athert. Nelson
O. E. Davis
Eli Springer
Fred Dickersbach
Otha
Tom Caudell
Council Bluffs
Porter's Lake
Shenandoah
Gladys Gilliland
Valda Hurst
Ccle Caudel
Velma Martens
Frances Benton
Inez Raines
Lucille McIntire
Gertrude Griffiths
Delpha Donner
Lorraine Fletcher
Ralph Bower
Campbell
J. H. Beckwith
M. 5. Campbell
Malcolm
Samuel
Dr. Campbell
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ray N. Shaw
Banerson
Mary Keist
Sioux City
St. Anthony's Cathedral
Long Beach
Calif
Reo
Mills County
Charles W. Shaw
Deer Kreck Township
Coke Ave
Fytertai
Alice Bently
Portems Malvern Heaverie
Thyren Shay
Crdamalaje
Shas
Miscouri
Anetohes Phan
Prater Bridge
Ated Atre
Abe
Theope
Clemwood
Matern
Sanday
Glemvont
Mintwern
Brielee
Marshall Congingham
Bley Malheur Corte
Candell’s Timber
Silver City
East Liberty
Strahan
Wesley Chapel
Hilledale
Marcel Moses
Melwin Geil
Kenneth Graves
D. H. Moses
Marvel Moses
Bert Colwell
Rudolph Deitehler
Marvel Joan Graves
Miss Moses
Gus Greer
Council Blutts Line 76
Lincoln
Dey
Mr. Thompson
Black Hills
Yream
Council Bus
The Road Hog and the Busy Road Sprawl
A whimsical paragraph mocks a self centered driver who claims to mind his own business yet disrupts traffic. The piece notes how he evasively defends his actions while others must share the road and deal with careless behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Changing Fashions and Social Life
In a past era fashion dictated conduct and social gatherings, with men’s attire and collars reflecting decorum. Women wore tailored outfits to maintain propriety. today formal dress has softened while social events and entertaining remain central to community life in The Leaver society section.
Imogene Girl Weds Leo Wlipwins in Imogene Church
Miss Lacey Agnes Laughtin of Imogene wed Leo Wlipwins of Atelison Kansas at St Patrick's Church in Imogene. Rev Doyle conducted the ceremony with Mary Dempsey and bridesmaids, cousins, and family attending. A five course dinner followed for about 50 guests as pink and white decor highlighted the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Agnes Laughtin
Joe Daughtin
Imogene
Leo Wlipwins
Atelison
Kan
V'Elock
St. Patricks Church
IL WL Doyle
Catherine Mather
Lawrence Higgins
Frother
Groots
Estama
Maurice Doyle
Vincent
Billie Tetagluin
Lohengren
Mary Dempsey
Title Flower Girls
Dan Laughlin
Samy
Angela Sauer
Carrie
Millie McGinnis
Angela Saner
Lucille Laughlin
Mary Laughlin
James Higgins
Helen
Easton
Louis Higgins
Leavenworth
James McCurk
Aston
FP. Ny Weber
Walnut
Goldie van Conan
Omaha
Relatives Picnic at J. T. Skerritt Home Silver City Reunion Told
The J. T. Skerritt home in Silver City hosted a family reunion last Sunday with many Plumnh relatives present including J. T. Skerritt and spouse, Harold Skerritt and family, Ren Bargain, Ethel Hall and Nancy, plus out of town guests Abbed Elder of Geneva Nebraska and Earl Heilman with Kenneth of Red Oak. Ivan Axtell and Ethel Mall celebrated June birthdays with a birthday cake feature at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Skerritt
Silver City
Plumnh
J.T. Skerritt
Austin
Ted Bowen
Aimee Stevenson
Glen Skerritt
Harold
Ralph Skerritt
Catherine
Ren Bargain
Ethel Hall
Nancy
Mills County
Abbed Elder
Geneva
Nebr
Earl Heilman
Kenneth
Red Oak
Ellen J. Wing
Tela
Kan. Mer
WT. Axtell
Bobby
Atlanta
Ivan Axtell
Ethel Mall
Picnic and visits mark Pacific Junction social season
The Ladies Aid picnic was held June 18 at the Barnes home. Birthday surprise for Mrs. Mary Morriat and a farewell for Mrs. Sue Boyes heading to California. Rally Day attended by Busy Bees 4-H and leader. Local families visited relatives in Council Bluffs and elsewhere. A model Naval Academy replica is on display at the Pewas exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
C. EF. Barnes
Mary Morriat
Oscar Anderson
J. W. Anderson
Los Angeles
Anna Combs
L. BF. Menefeu
Walnut
Clay Delashimutt
EF. C. Magaret
Glenwood
Mandamin
K. J. Vittuae
Mec
Ross Stouder
Marjorie
Council Bluffs
Palma Jeu Culley
Fred Bartles
John Banthrup Jr
Tabor
Joti Banthrup
Duit
Alexandria
Minn
Imports Displace 33 Million Acres in 1935 Farm Land Loss
Washington reports that foreign farm product imports aided by Roosevelt crop reduction and free trade displaced 33,436,336 acres of American farmland in 1935. The analysis weighs ten year averages, notes rural population impact, and highlights sharp rises in pork and meat imports and live hog imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Chinoree
Towa
United States
Ttig
Foreien Park
Knox as VP candidate vows vigorous campaign unity
Col Frank Knox, Chicago publisher and Republican nominee for vice president, declares loyalty to Gov. Landon and commits to vigorous campaigning. He wires Landon that he will follow orders and discharge every assignment with vigor as the party presses toward victory in the Cleveland convention era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Knox
Chicago
Til
Frank Knox
Alf
London
Republian
Cleveland
Lyndon
Federal Spending Record Through May 1960
Washington records show Roosevelt era totals with debt rising as federal outlays reach billions. The era emphasizes large sums and rising deficits under the Roosevelt administration up to May 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Otica
Old papers bundle found at Leader office
A large bundle of old newspapers was discovered at the Leader office. Officials said the papers appear to be dated several decades ago and are being archived for record keeping. Local historians may study them for past events and community notices.
Closing Period Near in Soils Program
Iowa farmers are warned by R. M. Evans AAA chairman to verify their acreages for soil depleting and conserving crops under the soil conservation program. The base 100 acres of depleting crops require limits of 83 acres for depleting or grain crops or shift to conserving crops, with 18 percent conserving crops on each farm. Nurse crops and 1936 seedings may qualify as soil conserving crops if pastured, clipping timing crucial. A dollar per acre credit applies to soil conserving crops, and farmers should consult county soil conservation officials or township committeemen for benefit payments and requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Ciese
Potsons
Cheste
County Soil Conservation Association
Ely
Tyan
Evans
Neal Lowiship
Payanenits
American Legion Sponsors Red Oak Celebration
Red Oak plans a big annual festival organized by the American Legion with community groups and a parade lineup. Highlight acts include Red Oak High School marching band and nine other bands, plus a $1,500 fireworks display and a new $10,000 swimming pool project to open by the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Red Oak
Niners
Stent Peat
Lelty
Nike
Bel Oak
Gaenade
Perterin
Garth Evcutine
Legion Pikis
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Ypres
William Aistrope
Mary Hopp
Peekigae Shenandoah
Mathothuid
Fintertain Reidige
Pereneree
Tire
Larties
Imogene Girl
Leo Higgins
St. Patricks
Pacific Junction
Naval Acad
l'Pewas
Farley
Jim Farley
John D. M. Hamilton
Topeka
Republican National Committee
U.S
Ed Frank Evmee
Frank
Frank Steen Frank Steak
Brae
Knuchie
She _ Soupor
Armstech
Vate
Chuck
Samatyr Wihielt
ESS Sin Giegos
Peamessey
AvTi
Empress Theater
Alice Faye
George O'Brien
Thunder Mountain
Zane Gray
AL Jolson
Sybil
Jason Gar Galloway and His Boys
Singing Kid Critica
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