Nuptial vows unite Honeyman and Salpold at St Johns
Mary Jean Honeyman and Albert Salpold wed at St Johns Lutheran Church with Rev. Pat Glahn officiating. Attendants, music, and a reception followed. The couple plan a home on East Chase Street, Curtis, after a short honeymoon. Others in the notice include local birthdays and club updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Glahn
Ceremon
St. Johns
Mary Jean Honeyman
Vern Dunn
Albert Salpold
Carl Seipold
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Pat Glahn
Chas. D. Costello
August Pontow
Martin Leipold
Hugo Pontow
Walter Knop
W. D. McCausland
R. W. Salyers
Cynthia Menschel
Glenwood
Wm. Barkua
Garnet
St. Joseph
Boride
East Chase Street
Turners Observe 42nd Anniversary in Des Moines
Representative and Mrs. Ire L. Turner celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner at the Hotel Kirkwood in Des Moines. Guests included Lt. Guy Evans and Mrs. K A Evans, Rep. Elmer Bass and Mrs. Bass of Emerson, Speaker of the House and Mrs. Gua Kuester of Griswold, Rep. Clint Fletcher of Ochevedan, and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ire L. Turner
Des Moines
Kirkwood
Turners
Guy
K. A. Evans
Elmer Bass
Emerson
Gua Kuester
Griswold
Clint Fletcher
Ochevedan
D. E. Cheney
Orville Turner
Linda
Avoca
Birthday celebration and shower total in Champion Hill area
Honor E. Be. Wiley marked his birthday with a Sunday service and a congregation singing. A basement dinner followed with a cake by Mrs. E Berryhill and pink and white pompoms. A separate shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gloseinger with hosts Mrs. Glenn Kellenbarger and Harold Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor E. BE. Wiley
BH. E. Wiley
Raymond Glose- Inger
Adrian Wookey
Svebing
Glenn Kellenbarger
Harold Cooper
Wilma Oper
Glassinger
Ayules
Oo Lawle Conrad
Patls
George Bishop
Dubuque
Bat Easy
Mire
Ree Molala
Mra
Ralph Good Mwod
Everson Shrewded
News of the Churches St John Lutheran Pact Gisha March
Church announcements list service times, Sunday school and choir schedules for St John Lutheran Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist churches. It notes Lenten, Holy Week observances, vacation Bible school meetings, and church group activities with dates and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Lutheran Church Pact
Gisha
Church of the Lutheran Hour
Local Community Gathers For Birthdays and Visits Near Glenwood
Mr and Mrs L E Brammeier and Twile were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Ar musaeh near Glenwood. Several birthday and shower events unfold as neighbors meet at Red Oak Omaha and nearby towns with multiple visits to and from the Brammeier, Marsden, and Castor households. The Mystery circle met with Mrs Will Viner in Red Oak last Thursday and eight members with four visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Brammeier
Twile
Albert Armusaeh
Glenwood
Mr. Asmussen
Lester Mareden
John Braden
Red Oak
Morris Terry
Lester Marsden
Stanley Williams
Paul Woods
Mystery Circle
Will Viner
Owen Davis
Jim Rieley
Eugene Morrey
Dave Williams
Dean Warren
Win Castor
Karen Johnson
Don Terry
Norris Triplett
Baby
Rey
Mrs. Clausen
Mrs
Howard Thomas
Habby
Louie Brammeier
Elbert Winchester
Edwin Ambrose
Omaha
Elbert Wincheater
Bar! Grogen
Alfred Anderson
Thurman Bowen
Norman Winchester
Norma Allenaworth
Mra. Bowen
Weldon Wallace
Qlaire Aukland
Acle McVay
Wer Gyadey
Eusuis
Mra
Weldon Abe Soret Aera
Legislature Now Much Behind Schedule and Work Ahead
A newsletter by Representative Ira La Taner notes the Assembly’s delay with no major appropriations passed except ongoing expenses and deficiency bills. It highlights stalled liquor and county assessor bills, a Senate approved county school measure, and looming deadlines around April 26. lobby pressure rises, salaries demand grows, and major road and education bills face intense scrutiny as changes in procedure are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Elfting
Algo
Congressman Jensen backs bills to end OPA control by June 1947
Last week Representative Ben Jensen voted for a deficiency appropriations bill that would terminate OPA control of rents and food, including sugar, by June 20, 1947 and wind up the agency. He also supported a Treasury and Post Office funding bill for the year ending June 30, 1948, which passed 387 to 0 and provides 129 million dollars for rural postal service continuation and 200 thousand for expansion. His Interior subcommittee continues deliberations on Interior Department funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Jensen
House
OPA
Mr. Jensen
Treasury
Post Office
Jensen
Interior
Interior Department
Death of Carson Plumb in Kaycee Wyoming
Friends announce the death of Carson Plumb of Kaycee Wyoming, brother of Mrs. George Parker, from a heart attack in a hospital. His body goes to Mansfeld Funeral Home Malvern for services and Wesley Chapel cemetery burial. Mr and Mrs James Sowers of Wesley Chapel, longtime residents, will mark their Golden Wedding Anniversary with open house Sunday March 23 in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Dorothy D. Leo
Samuel Hutchings
Las Veran
Nev
Los Angeles
Cal
Carson Plumb
Kaycee, Wyo
George Parker
Mansfeld Funeral Home
Wesley Chapel
James Sowers
Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights and Local Notices
The March Farm Bureau gathering at the Erie Nyren home featured Gordon Steiner detailing his Tulalina trip, with Dallas McGrew discussing parity and John Longstreet showing wildlife photos. Richard Allery recovered after wisdom teeth removal in Council Bluffs, while True Allensworth suffered a heart attack. The Tria family traveled from Missouri to stay near home as Terance recovers, and Carl Parker Jr. from Gettesburg and Clinton Parker Jr. from Wesley Chapel were among attendees. Clinton Parker Jr. underwent double hernia surgery and was improving. The Macedonian FR 8 School of destruction met with Mrs. Brown of Carson directing sessions, and a 6 o'clock hall dinner was served for officers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ric Nyeen
Riveau
March Farm Bureau
Erie Nyren
Richard Allery
Council Bluffs
John Rainbow
Camdenton
True Allensworth
Edmundson Hospital
Harvey Tria
Missouri
Terance
Brown
Carson
Wesley Chapel
Clinton Parker Jr
Baby
Gettesburg
Clinton
Council Bluffa
Quality Feed Crops Outperform On Fertile Soils
Crops grown on soils of high fertility yield higher quality feeds than those from poorer soils.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honeyman
Seipold
Jane Ponton
Hildegerde Glahn
Shenandoah
Curtis Clark
C. ©. Clark
Ronald Fickel
Scott Starr
Dee Zanders
Max Hixson
Robert Irvin
Simmie Steele
Lev-Hutchings
Nevada
Baptist Kensington
F. A. Mulholland
Albert Nelson
E. H. Coons
John Hall
J. A. Kinne
Vaughn Hoover
Blanche Emerick
American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Liberty Memorial
Sat
Linda Byington
W. R. Byington
Jean Shonka
T. BH. Shonka
Byington
Priges
Mia
Ruth Joy
Wightman
Canada
Womens Society For Christian Service
Ruth Cirele
R. W
C. C. Clark
Glen Dalrymple
J. H. Plumb
Verna Bennett
G. N. Jones
J. E. Ellison
Tulu Wightman
E. W. Knight
Randolph
Eliza Postle
Columbus
Neb
J. W. Larson
Creston
A. M. Ireland
Alva Antrim
Hantings
Ireland
Antrim
A. W. Fichter
Harold Schell
Myron Fichter
Lowell Fichter
Nellie Antrim
M. R. Reddout
Social Union
Presbterian Union
Mae Wolfe
United National Council
J. Anderson
J. R. Hurst
Bertha Talbott
Geo. Malony
J. F. Wearin
New Mexico
Arizona
California
J. H. Beckwith
J. M. Cappel
J. M. Strong
Strong
Hubbell Cleaners
Malvern Laundry Service
Hess Products
Hess
Hess Sef
Hne
Low
Deen
Lins Drug Co
News of the Churches
Presbyterian Church
Minister Church
Methodist Church
L. C. Hall
John Flanagan
Mary Circle
Harry Evans
Inter-Church Council
Villisca
Ira la Taner
Bly
Mo Non
Ryt
Ts Era Om
Palyers
Eaaiee
Amy Car
Mreaes
Reena
Cte
Garson Plume Des
Wyomin
Steck
Powell Electric
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