Monona County IA Archives News.....Helene Norby, C. A. Middleton Wed October 1935
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Soldier Sentinel October 1935 October 1935
Helene Norby, C. A. Middleton Wed       Soldier Sentinel  October 1935
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	At the Soldier Valley Lutheran Church south of town Saturday  forenoon 
occurred the marriage of Miss Helen Norby to Caryl A. Middleton.  Miss 
Corrinne Cusick and Orvan Hanson were attendants.  Rev. Gabriel Tweets(sic) 
performed the ceremony in the presence of the immediate relatives of the bride 
and groom.  Miss Bethine Skow was at the organ.
	Mrs. Middleton is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ole G. Norby, 
well known farmers who reside south of Soldier.  She graduated from the 
Soldier High School in 1930 with high honors as a student and during her 
school days was active in school activities, especially in plays and speech 
work.  After graduation she entered St. Olaf college at Northfield, Minn. 
leaving her studies there the first year to accept a position as bookkeeper in 
the Soldier Valley Savings Bank, where she has been employed until just 
lately.  Helene has always been active in church and choir work.  She has a 
host of friends who wish her happiness and success.
	Mr. Middleton is a son of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Middleton of Grundy 
Center, Iowa.  He graduated from high school at that place, later attending 
Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls.  From college he came directly to 
Soldier where he accepted a teaching job last year.  His ability as a teacher 
was proven when the school board rehired him at a raise in salary.  He is 
especially good in speech work and his ability to entertain a crowd has been 
proven many times here.  Mr. Middleton has made many friends since coming to 
Soldier.
	After the wedding the happy couple left for Des Moines for a short 
trip and returned Sunday.
	We have not been informed as to just where the newlyweds will live in 
Soldier.
	The Sentinel joins with the many friends of the couple in extending 
congratulations and best wishes.


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