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Newspaper
Bayard News
Location
Bayard, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
1
The Bayard News lists subscription rates for Guthrie and adjoining counties and notes terms of cancellation. It states subscriptions are open accounts and will be renewed unless the subscriber mails notice of removal or expires. The notice emphasizes contract terms between publisher and subscriber and that conditions are part of the agreement.
Perry visitors and multiple local visits fill Highland pages. Families such as Smouse McCurdy Cotter McCool Ford Kopaska collect at Guthrie Center Seeley Seeley No. 2 and Leonard Wilson homes. Ice cream and cake mark a late party with Ivyl McCool and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ford spent Wednesday afternoon at Floyd Wilson’s, while Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kenyon hosted visitors in Guthrie Center. Walter Turk and family visited Lee Kenyon. Kenneth McCool called on Ivy Cahail and Fred Huguet visited Lawrence Jorgensen. The Smith family also spent Thursday evening at Wayne Kenyon’s house.
General Practice C W Crees DC announces daily hours with evening availability on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Jennie Ford stayed as an overnight guest of Marjorie Rice on Wednesday. Luella McCool visited Fred Kopaska on Thursday evening. Jefferson resident C Kendall called at Ford Kopaska home last week. Ozzie Durst family spent Thursday evening at Lisle Rinhart home.
No. 8 Jinteream hosted a Friday night card party at Mr and Mrs John McCool's home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Cecil Crees and family, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bryan and Billie, Mr and Mrs Henry Schick and children, Mr and Mrs Wilford Slaybaugh and children, Mr and Mrs Walter Friese, Mr and Mrs Kenneth McCool and Blanche, and Mrs Blanche McCool. Henry Schick won the ladies score. Kenneth Bryan high score for men. Henry Schick took the consolation prize for men. Refreshments followed. Kenneth Bryan visited Coon Rapids Friday afternoon. Mrs Irene Kendall, Jimmie Dean, and Harriett spent Monday afternoon with Mabel Friese.
Mr and Mrs Bert Bancroft and family were in Coon Rapids Friday. John McCool called at Walter Frise home Friday morning. Mary Bancroft visited Mrs Will McCool Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Don Kendall and family were in Perry Thursday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bryan spent Wednesday in Perry. Mr and Mrs Wilford Slaybaugh were in Geo Slaybaughs parental home Tuesday. Earl Barrett family and daughters were in Perry Friday. Kenneth McCool visited Tom Johnson Monday. Deloris Slaybaugh spent Thursday with Buddie and Bobbie McCool. John McCool and sons with Mr and Mrs Wilford Staybaugh and children were supper guests at Kenneth McCool Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Cecil Crees and sons shopped in Bayard Saturday afternoon. Mrs Blanch McCool and Mrs John McCool suffered severe boils. Don Kendal and family were in Jefferson Sunday. Family spent Sunday at Frank Bancroft home south of Guthrie Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jorgensen host a Monday gathering with multiple couples and children. Illustrious list of visitors include the Kopaska family and Ivy McCool. Cooperative dinner and a paper on The Vanishing American are noted at the Brookhardt home. Des Moines and Guthrie Center trips and Sunday gatherings follow with numerous family names.
The brief notes list multiple residents visiting in nearby towns from Monday to Friday. Names include Madilene Morena, Joe Garnes, Earl Barrett, Claude Whitcomb, Dorothy Mercer, and several Whitcombs. Weekend activities cover Perry and Des Motes as well as local dinners and health events like Ross Scott’s tonsil removal.
Tally Whaeetan and Gamnes Howard and Mary Bancroft called at the Doneee ee Sateem homes. Westcomb Will St. Pierre was a Bayard visitor Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Whitcomb and Claud visited in Bagely Tuesday. Sarl Stone called at the Will St. Pierre home Saturday evening. Mrs. Charlie Howick and Mary Ann were Bebey visitors Saturday. Alice and Winford Barrett were Wednesday guests at the Ralph Clark Roy Hall and Mrs. Ralph Golden Perry visitors Saturday.
A garbled text fragment mentions Pasha, a viceroy from 1854, and resentment toward Europeans. It then references government numbers in California and a claim of over 7 000 government officials or workers. The readable content is incomplete and unclear.
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