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Newspaper
Bayard News
Location
Bayard, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
2
The Bayard News outlines subscription rates for Iowa Guthrie and adjoining counties with $2 outside Iowa and $6 Guthrie area. It states open account terms and automatic renewal unless notified, and subscribers agree these conditions form part of the contract with the publisher.
Saturday morning all men are urged to help repair church windows floor and seats starting about 9 30. In the afternoon the nominating committee meets at the church parlors to nominate officers for the coming year. Members include L F Grubbs L E Stiles Elmer Moreland John Schauf and Raymond.
Ocheltree reports children are to gather Saturday afternoon at 2:00 PM to rehearse for the upcoming Christmas program.
The Greenbriar community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor on the loss of their infant child. A committal service was held at Greenbriar Cemetery on Saturday afternoon December 8. As Christmas approaches, readers are urged to keep Christ first amid cheer and goodwill. The Kings Herald met with Norma H-idlebaugh on Saturday.
Miss Frances Vaughan visited Tuesday night with Miss Juliette Man or Mrs George McDonald and traveled with the Harris family to Des Moines where they visited relatives. Harris family continued to Indianola. Mr and Mrs Luther Manor visited Perry Friday. Lloyd Wampler stayed with Roger McCollough Thursday. Mr Darrence Judy returned home from the northern part of the state where he had been working. Mr and Mrs Arthur Christensen spent Friday afternoon at the Will
Mr and Mrs Donald Hunter hosted a card party on Wednesday night with guests Mr and Mrs Guy Clark and Mr and Mrs Floyd Sexton. Several visits span Saturday and Sunday as families including the Christensen Frakhouser Wampler and Perkins groups called on Will Manor and Des Moines nearby.
Joe Garnes visited Bayard on Monday. Mrs. Lee Hunt stopped by Bayard schools Friday afternoon. Paul Mozena called at the R Greenlee home Tuesday. Winfred Barrett called at the Henry Schick home Tuesday evening. Art Robinson was a Thursday morning caller at the Raymond Swartz home. E. Bower visited Bayard Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Burns Howar and Arlene were dinner guests at Ken Morena's home. George Betts visited Thursday afternoon. Jin Jackbch and George were Bayard visitors Saturday afternoon. Robert Kinnick of Glidden called at the Jesse Vaughan home Thursday. Alice and Gladys Barrett attended the silver wedding at the Raymond home Wednesday. Anita Jane Watkins was a Des Moines visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barrett, Alice and Gladys were Bayard visitors Saturday evening.
West Highland residents host dinners and visits as C. G. Ault, Paul and Gerald Watkins, and Teddy join gatherings. E E Bower assists with butchering, and several families travel to Des Moines and Jefferson. Community members discuss church, farm tasks, and recent social events across towns.
Mrs Kenneth McCool and Mrs Thelma Slaybaugh visited the John McCool home Tuesday afternoon. Friends of Mrs George Anderson hosted a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Henry Schick home Tuesday afternoon, honoring the bride Christina Schick who received several gifts. Attendees included Mrs Maude Barrett Gladys and Alice Mrs Wilford Slaybaugh Mrs Kenneth McCool Mrs John McCool and Mrs Walter Friese. Mr and Mrs Don Kendall and children visited Clarence Kendall on Monday. Josephine Bower dined with the Kenneth McCool home Saturday and Mr and Mrs Henry Schick with kin were Bayard visitors Saturday.
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