Lookabill-Wed Bluffs Woman In Holy Family Church
The wedding of Rosetta Mullin daughter of Mrs. Catherine Mullin of Council Bluffs to Harry Lookabill Jr son of Mr and Mrs Harry Lookabill of Malvern was held at Holy Family church in Council Bluffs on Wednesday June 19 at 8 am. The ceremony featured Cecilia Mullin as attendant and Ward Lookabill as best man with music by Robert Martin and Roylynn Flaxbeard. Afterward a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home concluded the event with the couple planning to live in Kansas City pending future location changes.
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Harry Lookabill
Bluffs
Rosetta Mullen
Catherine Mullen
Council Bluffs
Harry Lookabill Jr
Malvern
Holy Family Church
Harry
Kansas City
T. W. A. Airlines
Lookabill
Hazel Owens
Howard Lookabill
Star Kensington
Eastern Star Kensington
Jane Dalrymple
Red Cross Movement
Glen Dalrymple
Edwin Emerick
Blanche Emerick
R. W. Salyers
J. Anderson
Baptist
Kensington
Baptist Kensington
Royal Manning
Des Moines
Mabel Gray
Boone
Mary Gray
Mervin Gray
Oakland
Floyd Barker
Atland
Clarence Parker
Carson
Henry Neal
Shirley Greenlee
Pacific Junction
Frank Gray
George Davis
Delbert
Betty Parker
John Hawkins
Glenwood Methodist Parsonage
H. G. Parker
Charles Saar
Hawking
O. E
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H. A. Gailiher
Zelma Fletcher
Margaret McCormick
Harriett Talbott
Eastern Star
Macedonia
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Fletcher
Joyce Pierson
Henderson
Emerson
Red Hamson
Paul Seaton
California
Mrs. Hertz
Gilbert Renville
Jimmie
Bobby
Clafl
Kan
Ronald Kier
Neal Thomas
Chas, Whitney
Kelly
Hastings
Whitney
Strahan
Walter Roberts
Clarinda
Algona
Frank Johnson
Omar Covad
Carolyn
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Rose W. Pauly
Glenwood Armory
Diatves
Hroken Bow
Sargent
Lexington
Neb
Ray Welda
J. P. Achenbach
Roy Welds
Kansas Ghy
Mud Arn. Welds
Achenbach
Paul Kimesy
Bhenendoah
Hazel Owens Weds Howard Lookabill
Hazel Owens and Howard Lookabill were married in their home Thursday at 2 o'clock with Rev. Evan R. Stroud officiating. Attendants Elva Arterburn and Cecil Hoover, pink and white décor, and a reception followed. The couple, from Malvern, plan a wedding trip to the Ozarks and visits in Kansas City.
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Hazel Owens
Howard Lookabill
Evan R. Stroud
Elva Arterburn
Cecil Hoover
Ozarks
Kansas City
Harry Lookabill
Ward Lookabill
Council, Bluffs
Fred Lookabill
Hastings
C. ©. Esterquist
Lookabill
Malvern
Emerson
Mr. Lookablill
Strahan Ladies Union Meeting and Local Socials
The Strahan Ladies Union met at the church with Mrs. Bert Silvey, Mrs. Roy Bayes, and Mrs. Lester Thomas hosting. Debates covered alumni banquet reports and planned an ice cream social delayed by rain. Upcoming meeting is set for Wednesday, July 3, with a pot luck lunch.
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Bert Silvey
Roy Bayes
Lester Thomas
Chas, Kayton
Welter Angus
Local Social Notes From East Liberty and Nearby Areas
East Liberty residents host and visit kin from Silver City Henderson Emerson and Hancock. A baby named Darrell born to Clark Templeton family expands to six boys and one girl. Mrs Kaul hospital in Omaha returns home. Council Bluffs trip to greet Claud Kerney. Aid Society to meet at church with pot luck.
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Earl Maddocks
Silver City
W. H. Maddocks
Richard Whitesides
Glenwood
C. N. Whitesides
Dale Hunt
Near Henderson
C. &. Wilhelm
Charles
Emerson
Maddocks
Aid Society
George Warner
Near Hancock
Sam Shaw
Naomi
Clarence Frink
al Frink
Clark Templeton
Darrell
Gire
Templeton
Leonard Miler
Dr. Kaul Hospital
Omaha
Edith Alexander Will Uswiut
Miller Down
Mra
Laura Kearney
Jossy
Council Bluffs
Claud Kerney
Newcastle
Wyo
Hoy Eleuderaun
Bilver City
Billy Millar
Dr. Kaus Hospital
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials in Carson and Glenwood
Mrs Trewexy Bowman and Doro thy Bowman spent a week at her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Shaw in Carson. Mrs W OH Maddocks and Wayne with Mrs Myra Fitch and others visited in Council Bluffs on Thursday afternoon. Nearby callers included Mr and Mrs J G Whitesides with Mrs Neth Whitesides and a Janitor from Omaha at Mrs Catherine Whitesides home.
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Trewexy Bowman
Dorothy of Carson
Sam Shaw
W. OH. Maddocks
Wayne
Myra Fitch
Len Fireh
Joan of
Glenwood
Council
J. G. Whitesides
Neth Whitesides
Omaha
Catherine Whitesides
Cattle Discussed at Hastings Boys 4-H Club Meeting
Twelve members of Hastings 4-H boys club met June 19 at Paul Plumb's home with leader J F Wearin Jr and County Agent John W Longstreet. They discussed Hereford and Angus cattle traits and merits of the creeds, with next meeting set for July 17 at Kenneth Scott's home. Two Wesley boys caused excitement when one feared the other drowned. a search found both safe.
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Hastings 4-1 Boys Club
J. O F. Wearin Jr
John WH. Longstreet
Paul Plumb
At & P.m
Knieht Kelley
Pan Phimb
Kenneth Scott
Roosevelt’s Transcontinental Speech Sparks Courtroom Tale
A fragmented report notes in 1936 Roosevelt’s cross country talk spurred a courtroom anecdote involving Justice Walter Meer and an accidental trade. The piece mentions seven trickers, one sailor, and a confused Coff as Justice Beer handles a tense scene.
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Fred Miller
Conyroll
Walter Meer
Keosau
Coff
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