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Newspaper
Bayard News
Location
Bayard, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
3
An opinion piece denounces political propaganda and the 1936 slogan Be A Good Neighbor. It cites the Santa Barbara shooting of Livermore and condemns the mother Dorthea Livermore and her son for their drinking spree, urging a just outcome and stronger social reform.
Miss Leone Kopaska of Bayard and Paul Morrow of Bagley wed in a noon ceremony at the M E Parsonage in Osctols. Rev. Brooks officiated with a single ring ceremony. Attendants included Ivyl McCool, sister of the bride, who wore nearby. The couple will reside in Earlham after December 20th where they own a cafe.
A church bazaar will be held on Saturday December 14 at Brideson's Store. Doughnuts and coffee will be served and a variety of articles will be offered for sale.
The marriage of Marjorie Byrd and Wilfred Arrowsmith occurred Sunday at 8 45 am at the brides parents home in Bayard. The couple, both well known in Bayard, welcomed family and friends including Misses Helen Wine and Helen Carrick with Orval Byrd of Council Bluffs in attendance. The News extends best wishes for their married life.
At a Bayard Commercial Club meeting on Tuesday evening plans were laid for Christmas decorations and entertainment. The club will follow last year’s plan with new officers: Troy Hawkins president Dr W A Cooper vice president Harold Brideson secretary and treasurer. A membership drive begins immediately.
Dr. C. W. Crees finished the Logan Basic Technique course at the Lincoln Hotel in Jefferson with instructors Dr. John Bauer and Dr. Fred Ring from the St. Louis school of chiropractors. The training spanned several weeks and included seven other practicing chiropractors in Iowa. Crees says the method aligns with other work and may yield better results on previously difficult cases. His office is reopening in the morning.
Sardine Smith born May 21 1855 in Atkins County Ohio died November 22 1935 at age 80. He married Carrie A Foster September 3 1880s and had four children Henry A Mary A Oliney Albert. Two children Mary and Oliney preceded him in death. He was a Methodist. Survived by sister seven grandchildren five great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral November 24 at Latchaw Chapel with Pastor Earl Rabuek. music by local singers. Burial at Orange Cemetery.
Mrs. Eileen Brown chairs the 1936 Red Cross drive reporting a total of 39.25. Nineteen members enlisted, with membership sent to national headquarters. Donations will be added to an existing fund and distributed after local Red Cross organization is completed.
Charges filed by Jess Booth alleged that Fred Remele of Bayard stole about $40 from Booth. The case was dropped after Remele’s witnesses testified he was not with Booth and had left for Omaha with cattle. Booth faced drunken driving charges and was jailed. Bill Kelly signed the initial testimony.
The Bayard Sale Pavilion managers announce a horse sale for Wednesday December 18 with extra fine stock listed. Indications show buyers and sellers will have a strong chance to trade quality horses. Last Saturday's market day sale drew a good crowd and strong prices, with another sale scheduled for this Saturday at the pavilion.
Bayard boys and girls prepare for their second game of the season against Guthrie Center here Friday night. The teams, known for tight contests, expect an entertaining evening of basketball after both Bayard squads were defeated last Friday at Bagley.
The Bayard News and The Bagley Gazette will publish a larger Christmas Shoppers edition next week with increased circulation reaching all homes in the trade area. The edition will release at the usual time but requires earlier copy submission from correspondents and schools. Merchants are asked to prepare ads tailored for the edition.
A report lists Jamions Madelon Ross and Betty Gaunt as the only straight A students for the past six weeks. It also notes B or above recipients across grades, spelling perfect papers, and upcoming declamatory contests with program details and admission prices.
Orval Byrd and many residents shared Thanksgiving at family homes in Bayard and nearby towns. The report lists visits, arrivals, hospital plans, new arrivals, and multiple dinners with relatives including Milligan, Rogers, Morlan, and Elwood families, plus local travel to Des Moines and Pocahontas for events.
Families across the area hosted guests for Thanksgiving meals. Numerous households listed included Carricks, Strausers, Watkins, Robinsons, and Schauf families among many others visiting relatives in Bagley, Guthrie Center, Yale, Coon Rapids, Rippey, and nearby towns.
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