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Newspaper
Bayard News
Location
Bayard, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
2
Community notes list visits and gatherings across Pilot Mound Perry Clive Miller Bayard and Coon Rapids. Residents including George Fell Dr C W Crees and families spend time with relatives and at homes. illness prompts travel to Guthrie Center.
Mrs Mable Gilson and Mrs Bert Lupardus and Carroll visited Perry on Saturday. Mr and Mrs T J Norwood spent Sunday with Guy Ford. Mr and Mrs Will Pierce relaxed at Springbrook State Park Sunday. Clarence Corrigan and family along with Art Corrigan and Ellen Corrigan and Curtis joined a State Park picnic. Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark and Delores visited Joe Garnes's home Sunday.
The clipping lists numerous weekend visits and gatherings across Guthrie Center Rippey Scranton Scranton Des Moines and nearby areas. Entries mention Alvin Cameron Paul Cameron Roy Greenlee Robert Kin nick Winfred Barrett and others visiting families at homes and parks with multiple counties referenced.
An Iowa article urges reducing turtle numbers to boost game fish and offers a simple trap design for catching turtles for food. It also promotes a farming device called flushing bar to protect quail and other ground-nesting birds from mowing machines by disturbing nests ahead of the cutting bar.
The bulletin notes the man followed a strict daily routine with teeth brushing twice daily and a vegetable rich diet. He lived cautiously aiming to age a hundred and passed away with a funeral planned for Wednesday. He is said to be survived by eighteen specialists and several health institutions.
Multiple property deeds recorded across Guthrie Center and Panora Iowa including transfers to J U Jones Kenneth Hoyt Emma Miller and others. Notable parcels include Lot 6 block 26 Guthrie Center and Lot 7 block 9 Guthrie Center as well as blocks in Panora. Amounts range from one dollar to five thousand dollars with dates 1930s style docket references.
Vera Mahler hosts at Orlo Kosht event while Perry visits and hospital returns. numerous Bagley residents attend milestones and gatherings. Frank Allen birthday celebration draws 81 relatives with bouquets and gifts. multiple local families travel between Bagley Perry Jefferson Carroll Des Moines.
Dr and Mrs Roy Heess with their son and Mr and Mrs Wagner attended a Sunday picnic dinner at Springbrook State Park enjoying family time and outdoor leisure.
The Christian Church plans a Cradle Roll Day with a Bible school goal of 150 and 50 in the Home Builders class. The Home Builders group enjoyed a Tuesday night at Mr and Mrs Elmer Moreland with 60 to 70 attendees and ice cream. A bonus campaign invites daily Bible reading, and Friday's picnic heads to Springbrook State Park at 10 am. Essays for the July 4 event are to be handed to Rev Hand.
Mr and Mrs Ward Ford with Dorothy and Max visited Clyde Miller on Wednesday evening. Max also spent Monday evening with Oss Ford. Cecil Murphy with Leona and Howard Halterman went to Guthrie Center on Thursday. Freda Huguet and Clarence Moreland visited Perry on Wednesday. Otto Murphy with Bonita visited Guthrie Center on Saturday. Ivyl McCool with Ada Kopaska spent Thursday evening at Cecil Murphy’s home.
Lela McCool and Jennie Ford visited Veronica Lydon on Thursday while Lueila McCool stopped by the Clyde Miller home midweek. The WRCC met with Mary Slaybaugh as hostess and Opal Laughery reviewed a book. Numerous callers, dinners, and gatherings centered on the McCool family and friends across Ivyl McCool and Will McCool households.
HK L Hoffman of Minneapolis will present free demonstration of Perfect Retention Shields at Burkes Hotel Carroll Friday July 12 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Early attendance urged. Hoffman notes rupture poses danger and can cause stomach trouble gas and back pains. Shields hold rupture under any work condition and close opening quickly. No mail order. home office Minneapolis Minnesota.
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