Lois Wilson Weds Floyd R. Yates in Council Bluffs
The October wedding of Lois Wilson and Floyd R. Yates took place Saturday evening at the Methodist church in Council Bluffs with Rev. C. W. Cooper officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Maxwell of Tabor, and the couple will reside in Tabor after October 21. The bride wore blue silk with a rose corsage and a reception followed with local friends and neighbors attending.
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Lois Wilson
John Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Floyd R. Yates
Florence Yates
Tabor
Methodist Paraanagen
Yates
Autumn Wedding Chosen For Local Couple Celebration
Ralph Agan of Glenwood and Miss Filayne Gilbert of Malvern wed during an autumn ceremony in the parsonage living room at 2 30 PM with Rev. Peter Jacobs officiating. Attended by family and friends from Glenwood Malvern and Silver City the couple will start married life at the Richardson farm near Glenwood.
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Ralph Agan
Glenwood
Filayne Gilbert
Malvern
Shenandoah
Eniden
Peter Jacobs
Congregational Church
Lucile Agan
Amos Meeks
Silver City
Edward Gilbert
William E. Alan
Roth
Almple
Iowa
Gilbert
Agan
Richardson
Allver City
Laet
Ulster
Helen R. Gilbert
John A. Kline
Colorado
Thelra
Miss Kochersperger Weds Lewis Conrad
Miss Wanda Kochersperger of Emerson and Lewis Conrad of Strahan united in marriage at Champion Hill church on a Wednesday evening October 9 at 5 o'clock with Rev. O. G. Herbrecht officiating in the presence of about 30 relatives and friends. The bride wore white satin and pink rose bouquet. the groom is a Strahan-area farmer. After a luncheon, the couple left for their home near Strahan. this was Champion Hill church’s first wedding in 60 years.
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Wanda Kochersperger
Emerson
Lewis Conrad
Strahan
Champion Hill
O. G. Herbrecht
Des Moines
sis+ter
Fean Koshersperger
Clyde Conrad
Mendelssohn
Flora Allen
Jean
F. G. Rochersperger
Emerson High School
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Mills County
Haastings
Malvern
Harry Conrad
Near, Strahan
Strahen High School
Business College
Omaha
Evans
H. 3
Charlotte Evans
Ruth Wilson
W. G Aistroupe
Harold McKnight
Scott
Fred Davis
J. R. Scott
California
Davis
Marticia Davis
J. O. Liard
H. T. Beattie
F. R. Chantry
W. P. Wortimann
Forrest Hatfield
Robert Wailer
Forrest Hatfeld
Uttle
Wanda Lee Waller
Jotn Kline
Ralph
Agan
Walter Phelps
Faye McManigal
Missea Mable Coffey
Lucille Agan
Thelma Wheeler
Glenwood
Vera Mayberry
Wilma
Elaine Lonemaker
Randolph
Ruth MaLain
Jed Oak
Bernardaray
Nebraska City
Thos
DeLashmutt
Pacific Junction
Leonard Parker
Silver City
J. W. Dyson
Helen
Lyons
Nebr
Sam Larson
Oakland
Chas
Wortz
Mra
Henry Wearin
Mra. Armstrong
Carleton
Mrs. Wortz
Mt Vernon Social Visitors and Quilting Bee
Mt Vernon residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Frank Bennett of Randolph and Mrs Lizzie Johnson, with callers from Glenwood Perry and Des Moines. G F Willa visited Pacific Junction and returned with her daughter and family. The Mt Vernon quilting bee took place at Mrs Mart Summers home on Wednesday evening.
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Frank Bennett
Randolph
Hixson
Stewart Williamsen
Lizzie Johnson
George Masters
Glenwood
Weeley Leonard
Perry
Lloyd Pease
Des Moines
G. F. Willa
Pacific Junction
H. EB. Deraford
Mt. Vernon
Mart Summers
Algona Ecclesace reports completion of a basic project
In Algona Ecclesace a group completed a basic project and began planning further work. The article notes local involvement and expected benefits to residents, with names and dates indicating community impact and future actions.
Emerson Nova successor editors crowned in Malvern history
The Emerson Nova debuts as successor to The Emerson Chronicle after publisher G C Osterholm moved on to a highway appointment. Editor Ralph Anderson, formerly with Fairfield Daily Ledger and OU journalism graduate, leads the new paper. The piece recalls Malvern’s Chronicle origins and the Copeland family’s 1870 Mills County Chronicle launch and long local press legacy.
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Emerson
G. C. Osterholm
Ralph Anderson
Fairfield Daily Ledger
University of Oklahoma School of Journalism
Chronicle
Malvern
Tt J
Paddock
Voloa
Mills County Chronicle
H. A
Wm. Copeland
H. A. Copeland
Ames
Foxworthy Kehoot House
Cape
Andersoar
Emperson
Mills County
New Trophy Ordered For Fairview Country Club Championship
A new trophy is being prepared to replace the stolen Fairview Country Club championship award. The Nerole figure depicts a golfer in a dynamic backswing, symbolizing action. The trophy retains the rule that it remains with a golfer who wins three consecutive years.
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Fairview Country
Atuelte
Dyke Henry Reach Fairview Golf Championship Final
Henry Dyke and L Z Henry advanced to the Fairview Country Club title match after close wings in the annual tourney. Dyke beat Pat Gearhart while Henry defeated I L Donner, club champion. Consolation rounds saw Boyer beat Knight, Tennant beat Anderson, and Davison defeat Eklund.
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Dale Dyke
L. Z. Henry
Fairview Country Club
Pat Gearhart
Henry
I. L. Donner
C. A. Boyer
De~vere Knight
Baton Tennant
Leonard Anderson
F. M. Davison
Vic Eklund
Speedster Rex Dory Drives Critical Patient to Hospital
Henderson school Supt Rex Dory rushed Miss June Brown to University Hospital in Iowa City after she was taken critically ill. He left at 11 p m and delivered her 257 miles away in 250 minutes, averaging just over 60 mph, with light traffic allowing a steady pace.
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Rex Dory
June Brown
Henderson
University Hospital
Iowa City
Dory
Navy to name destroyer for Admiral Bengon
The Navy Department considers naming a new destroyer in honor of Admiral William S. Bengon, wartime Chief of Naval Operations. The proposal reflects his leadership during active combat and long service to the Navy.
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Navy Department
Wm. 8. Bengon
Naval Operations
Erosion Control Tour Demonstrates Soil Measures
About 60 farmers and businessmen from Mills and Pottawattamie counties toured the Tarkio watershed near Shenandoah to see erosion damage and control methods. The route covered more than 100 miles, with visits to a project spanning over 100000 acres where terracing of hillsides and related erosion control work are planned.
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Mills
Pottawattame
Tarkio
Shenandoah
En- Rhvisers
Weed with virtues spotted on Shenandoah farm tour
On an erosion tour Friday at the experimental farm east of Shenandoah farmers noted a neat buckbrush border along a driveway. They were surprised to learn the weed, long cleared from fields, may have unnoticed virtues.
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Ralph Waldammerson
Shenandoah
Farm Experiment Tour Demonstrates Erosion and Moisture Tests
Engineers at a cost of about six dollars per acre observed contour and strip farming and dam placement. The group visited the state and federal experimental farm nine miles east of Shenandoah for lunch. George Musgrave, superintendent, led a short tour showing devices measuring erosion, soil moisture retention, and the effects of crop rotation.
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Shenandoah
George Musgrave
Farming method trials draw visitors to tour area
The event showcased terraced demonstrations and a cross-plant aid for frost control as researchers and farmers from several counties toured an area north of Bltek. Participants included Snpt. F.J. Hrnnacombhe, economist Ft, FE Liedahl, engineer Jack Pullan, and county agents Bruce Kilpatrick and Rhewhen Terquist from Mills and Mottawatramtin counties.
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Snpt
F.J
Acronomist
Ft, FE
Liedahl
Engsineer
Jack Pullan
Malvern CC
Bruce Kilpatrick
Mills County
Rhewhen Terquist
Mottawatramtin
Notice Teachers Exams for county certificates
The regular examination for teachers uniform county certificates is announced by the County Superintendent. Examinations will be held Wednesday Thursday and Friday October 28 24 and 25 starting at 9:00 a.m. Chair of the County Superintendent of Schools oversees the event.
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Wenwook
Funeral Notice for Russell Resident Mr Goltry
Mr and Mrs Wortman drove to Muepel Monday evening to attend the funeral of T Goltry a longtime Lures county resident. The Goltrys observed their golden wedding anniversary and are survived by his wife and son Everett.
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Gid
Wlp Wortman
Mueeel
Thay
T. Goltry
Mr Goltry
Lures County
Mareh Fia
Admiralty Plans Two 9000 Ton Cruisers and One 6200 Ton
The ritiah Admiralty announced plans to build two cruisers of 9000 tons and a third of 6200 tons. The announcement signals a expansion of naval capabilities with larger ship classes under construction.
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The
Ritiah Admiralty
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Raymond Nelson
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