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Newspaper
Bayard News
Location
Bayard, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
4
Public records show several insurance firms including American Income, American Heritage Life, and others filing sworn statements with Iowa under Chapter 515 Title XX. Certificates certify they may transact business in Iowa until April 1, 1968 with assets liabilities and surplus figures listed for 1966 and June 1967.
Wichita WSCS officers were installed during church services led by Rev Dale M Bass. New officers include president Mrs Leland Kenyon, vice president Mrs Nile Harkins, secretary Mrs Lloyd Weigel, treasurer Mrs Elmer Kopaska, with committee members Mrs Ernest Jorgensen and Mrs Cecil serving in secretarial and missionary roles.
The Iowa Insurance Commissioner certifies that the named insurance company is authorized to operate in Iowa until April 1, 1968, after filing a sworn December 31 1966 statement. Total admitted assets are 4 485 816 59 with stated fund balances and surplus figures including 350 000 guaranty fund and 451 688 30 surplus. The notice appeared in The Bayard News on June 8, 1967.
Mrs Willard Ritchie and campus ministry members along with Elsie Kessellring Doris Coe and Mrs Ralph Kirkwood attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Corkey Railsback at the First Christian church. Mr and Mrs Cecil Railsback and Mr and Mrs Larry Railsback with Jeffrey were among attendees. Brenda Johnny Stringer accompanied by Jack Stringer joined the couple for the celebration in Audubon on Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Jorgensen attended the wedding at the Methodist church in Coon Rapids Saturday evening. Mrs Jorgensen helped cut and serve the wedding cake at the reception that followed.
Mr and Mrs Tony Keimig and children Kristy David and Donna Marie visited Mrs Keimig’s parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Schwartz and Ken in Sciota. They attended a nephew’s wedding in Columbus Nebraska on Saturday and returned Sunday. Supper Sunday at the Schwartz home included the Keimig family Mr and Mrs Howard Schwartz Guthrie Center and Mr and Mrs Ray Schwartz and families. The Keimigs left for home on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Paul Hay Jr hosted a reception May 27 for son-in-law Ted Garwood and daughter Mrs Garwood who had just graduated from Vinton High School. About seventy-five guests attended with relatives assisting in serving. The Garwoods moved to the Wilbur Doran farm.
Mrs Cecil Railsback hosted the Lazy Bones Club and families at Seeley No 5 schoolhouse with a 6 30 co op supper and social evening. Mr and Mrs Ozzie Durst and Mr and Mrs Melvin Durst attended Roosevelt High School graduation at Veterans Auditorium in Des Moines. Their granddaughter Marilyn Rutherford was among the graduates. Mrs Margaret Cutler of Des Moines is staying in the home of her son Mr and Mrs Earl Dutler.
An open house at Guthrie Center City Hall Sunday afternoon honored Mr and Mrs Lona Slayton of Casey on their golden wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Boyd Crees and Tommy Jamaica, Mr and Mrs Cecil Crees, Mrs Laura Crees, Carrie Neal, Mr and Mrs Norman Crees and Kevin. Mrs Cecil Crees and Mrs Laura Crees presided at coffee and punch. They are sisters-in-law of the honorees.
Granddaughter Meg Naylor, daughter of Mr Naylor and Mrs Hidlebaugh, was celebrated for her twelfth birthday with a Thursday evening dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Max Naylor in Jefferson.
Mr and Mrs Dave Fredricksen Melanie and Julie left Wednesday to spend the summer at Lake Okoboji. Mr Fredricksen, science teacher at Bayard School, will pursue graduate work at Lakeside Laboratories there.
Mr and Mrs W M Slaybaugh took daughter Donna to Cedar Falls Monday morning for Girls State. On the return trip they visited son and daughter-in-law Keith Slaybaugh, David and Steven at Nevada for dinner.
Mrs Earl Lee Phelps hosted a Sunday gathering for her daughter Jodi’s third birthday. Guests included Mrs Garry Albright and Rodney, Mrs Frank Phelps and Stephen, Mrs Louis Ault, Barbara and Randy, Mrs Earl Phelps, Mrs Ray Schauf and Don Phelps, the honored guest’s uncle. After gifts, refreshments were served and the grandmother baked the birthday cake.
Mr and Mrs Dave Kalsem of Cambridge and Helen Doran of Des Moines with Mr and Mrs Fred Ayers and Linda traveled to Fort Knox by Friday May 27 to visit Pvt Dennis Ayers and returned home the following Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Floyd Hughes of Council Bluffs were Memorial Day guests of Mr and Mrs T L Hawkins.
Mr and Mrs Harry Jacobsen hosted Linda’s nineteenth birthday with Sunday and Monday gatherings. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bob Gust Audubon and family, Mr and Mrs Tom Vaux, Deidra and Doug, and Mr and Mrs Bob Barsby and Bobby Manning. Cake and ice cream served both evenings. Texas Iowa Picnic noted with Solon event attendees PC Priestley Audubon and Sidney Phelps visiting from McAllen, with overnight stay at George McClaren home near Marion.
Mrs H T Tucker and her daughter Mrs Charles Martin of Oak Park IH attended Perry High School graduation exercises Monday evening May 30. Connie Sue Bonneson niece of Mrs Tucker was a graduate.
Mr and Mrs Fred Harvey attended the Dixie Lee Sheets Dance Recital in Perry. Deb(i)bie and Karen Harvey granddaughters and a Perry niece Tori Hanlon appeared in the program.
Memorial Day guests of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hilgenberg and family included Mr and Mrs Lester Wolf Randy and Bobby of Yale and Mr and Mrs Lyle Hilgenberg and family of Cambridge. Also Mr and Mrs Bill Golay and family of Perry visited in the evening.
Five quarts five gallons or five pounds whatever your car needs we are only too happy to be of service. We like to KNOW your car drive in regularly.
Mrs John Horan spent the weekend as a guest of her sister Mrs Mary Moylan in Des Moines, enjoying family time and local calls.
Mr and Mrs Dale McCartney entertained at their Bagley home on Sunday. Guests included Mrs McCartney's sisters Lenore Armstrong of Des Moines and Lynne Gilbert of Bayard, with Mrs Gilbert honored in celebration of her birthday.
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