Marriage of Miss ... to Robert Heal s orry at St Louis
Mr aid Mrs Peaieis announce the marriage of their daughter to Robert Heals orry of Malvern. The ceremony was held at St Louis on Sept. with Rev Carl Nelson officiating. The bride wore a white whipped crepe gown with Belgium lace and seed pearl crown. Matron of honor Judy Ohnesorge wore pink crepe, best man Forrest Ohnesorge, usher Donald E. Lee. Guests included relatives from St. Joseph, Clay Center, Alexandria, and St. Louis. A dinner followed the wedding.
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Aid
Peaieis
Bee
Alexandria
Vin
Tinounee
Dudith Mrninees
Robert Healsorry
Ail Mes
Pharald A
Emy
Malvern
Plive
Sidiouis
Kasmay
Sadtaeday
Jon
Carl Nelson
Belgium
Brussels
Judy Ohnesorge
St. Louis
Forrest Ohnesorge
Donald E. Lee
Erma S. Lee
I. W. Boulware
N. G. Pickett
St. Joseph
R. R. Hamilton
Clay Center
Kan
R. E. Lowden
Hamilton
Order of Eastern Star Meets September 21 at Masonic Temple
The Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting on September 21 at the Masonic Temple. The WSU anniversary will be observed.
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OES
Order of Astern
Masonic Temple
Judy Morris Honored at Sept Bridal Shower
Judy Morris was guest of honor at a bridal shower held September 7 at Mrs. Gordon Axtell's home. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Creighton Miller and Mrs. Kent Axtell. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ellis Lefgren, Marlene Morris, and Judy Morris. Refreshments featured avocado green and gold as mothers Bert Morris and George Hunt poured.
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Judy Morris
Gordon Axtell
Creighton Miller
Kent Axtell
Ellis Lefgren
Marlene Morris
Bert Morris
George Hunt
Mary Circle to Resume Meetings on September 23
Mary Circle will hold its first fall meeting in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist church on Thursday September 23. Hostesses are Mrs Harry Evans and Mrs Alan Hasselquist with Lesson leader Mrs Glen Robbins presenting The Foreign Missionary in an Uprooted Society.
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Mary Circle
Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Harry Evans
Alan Hasselquist
Glen Robbins
Westminster Guild Holds Busy September Meeting
The Malvern Leader notes Westminster Guild’s September gathering opened with prayers and formal notes read by the secretary. Members approved bills, discussed forthcoming sales, and arranged hostesses and menus for future events, with plans for lessons from The Hook of Nadia Winslake and a complete series review.
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Westminster Guild
PresbyteGhin Westronster
Erie
Wien
Yayer
Sea Gia Neihear
Dsc
Chivben Timson
Lorie Gebber
Mas
Basil Cligg
Morvix Parks
Nadia Winslave Tay Ars
Ells Lefer
BPW Club Plans for Coming Events in Malvern
BPW Club announces dates for meetings and activities including a Get. 1 district board gathering in Missouri Valley and a Get. 20 coffee for Malvern business people during National Business Women's Week. Guests included Walter Mason and others. plans emphasize child welfare and fostering programs.
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Malvern
Jim
Wearen
Phostesieg
Walter Mason
Isa Charlie Meche
Jayne
Decan Jennings
Mary Waetwernt
Mini
Lavin Bry
Lowa
Lion
Agencyo
Toll District Board
Missouri Valley
BPW
Qele Dickersbach
Engagement of Jo Ann Boden and Roger Harman Announced
The engagement is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Boden of Dallas Center for their daughter Jo Ann Boden of Des Moines and Roger Eugene Harman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Revel Harman of Tabor. Jo Ann is a nursing graduate employed by HB A Nitzke, M.D. and a senior at Iowa State University, Ames.
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Wm. B. Boden
Dallas Center
Jo Ann
Westover Blvd
Des Moines
Roger Eugene Thiarman
Revel Harman
Tabor
Towa Methodist School of Nursing
HB. A. Nitzke
M.D. Iferfianes
Towa State University
Ames
Harriett Collen Dies in Colorado
Harriett Collen of Denver died of a heart attack reported Sunday. She and husband R L Collen lived in Malvern for years after World War I when he ran the Bates Collen elevator. The couple were active in local affairs and she leaves behind friends and relatives in the area.
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Harriett Collen
Colorado
Malvern
R. L. Collen
Denver
Colo
Collen
Collens
Mgr. Collen
Bates-Collen
Mary Bond Installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls
Mary Bond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Hand, was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow for G Suni ott gernaan ad he Silver City Masonie temple. Installing officers included Shirley Malam and Kathy Pearce with escorts from Malvern and Silver City, as Mary was escorted by her father. The ceremony featured colors blue and white, Bible symbol, and songs with family members presented, followed by a reception in her colors.
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Mary
Wilber’ Hand
Rainbow
Tabor
David Anderson
Silver City
Ann Bolte
Peggy Burgoin
Cindy Cline
Bob Cline
Omaha
Richard Hansen
Dickersbach
E. LeRoy Pullman
Jack Burgoin
Cathy Burgoin
Suellen Dashner
Durbins Honor Mrs Houghton at Sunday Reception
Mrs Durbin hosted a reception at their southwest Miners county home honoring Mrs Houghton a Red Oak resident with national public service ties. About 75 guests from Mills Montgomery counties attended to meet the honoree in a Gold Crown Inn catered event.
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Durbins
Drank
Durbin
Datorey Blougton
Albernioun
Montgomery Counties
Houghton
Red Oak
Jews City
Gold Crown Inn
Southwest Town
Troughdon
Helen Anderson
Des Moines
Arts and Letters Club
Scribblings of a Midwest Morning in Noisy Leaves
A foggy September dawn frames a quiet scene as a shy wind moves a thin carpet of leaves under an elm. The piece notes a series of family visits with Randy returning from a week with his grandparents and Glenwood residents William Barber, Earl Barber, and Ray Lasely traveling to Rothville Missouri to see relatives, then returning, with a Friday gathering of Everett Blackman and Herman Vobs relatives. The Wayne Blackman family and David Vobs join Sunday activities at the Nebraska State Fair.
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Randy
William Barber
Earl Barber
Glenwood
Ray Lasely
Stanton
Rothville
Mra
William Barber Sr
Everett Blackman
Herman Vobs
Janie
Wayne Blackman
David Vobs
Nebraska
Niagara Falls Dream and a Devious Route
The narrator recalls a plan to visit Niagara Falls with a crafty route and a joke from Father about pushing “em” over the falls after many years. The speaker ponders the meaning of the pronoun and suspects reversing the letters will reveal an answer.
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Niagara Falls
Father
Jack
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