Neighboring Towns News From Local Correspondents
Mr and Mrs Leslie Chandler visited Mrs Chandler s mother Mrs Jane Turner for her third birthday. Roy Hargin and family moved to Diagonal, Ed Locke became manager April 1. Mr and Mrs George Beemer visited Corning. Chandler and Brookman to Bedford. Mrs Albert Parks to St Joseph for operation recovering. Hart King and family visited Brockton. Depews moved to south town. Laura Gaebler visited Lima, Mo. Iona Posten took boys on a church picnic. Vera Blakslee to Bedford. Frank Greeley visiting from Burlington Junction for church. April 17 18 senior class play in Gravity. Elmer Wheeler returned to Casper after visit with parents. Hugh Lister moved to Lister farm west of town. An infant son born to Mr and Mrs Richard Wallace. funeral at Christian church. Various residents visited Clarinda Shenandoah Maryville. Mr and Mrs Will Denny of Shambaugh visited. Mrs Effie Taylor sick. Emma Taylor and daughter Helen to Maryville to visit Glen Taylor and baby. Carrie Parker in Clarinda on business. Tressie Reeves and Letha over Sunday. Misses Ola Jones Bessie Penwell Shenandoah. Ira Thomas Golda Clarinda. Victor Knowles and Shenandoah visitors. B L Clark and Shaffer with Hazel Chaney dined at Clyde Filbert home near Clearfield. Chitty Gravity visitor. Hazel Chaney with Cora Filbert. Fred Blood and family to St Joseph. Cora Filbert with sister Mrs Earl Shaffer near Clearfield. Radio visits to hear late Mrs Henry Field funeral. Guy Kirby went to Colorado to see a ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Chandler
Bedford
Maryville
Will Denny
Shamsbaugh
J. S. Harris
Effie Taylor
Emma Taylor
Helen
Glen Taylor
Richard Wallace
Christian Church
Carrie Parker
Clarinda
Tressie Reeves
Letha
Henry Field
Guy Kirby
Colorado
Conway Notes Show Social Visits Across Iowa Town
Mrs. Leo Cooper and son Bobby returned from Sidney after two weeks. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith and Max, Miss Wilson of Anita, Lila and Fred Kysar of Gravity, Troy Ewart, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis of near Bedford at the T. A. Burrows home. Fred Wheeler and sons of Clarinda visited Mrs. Elsie Luton, who traveled home with them for a few days. Mrs. Luton plans visits in Corning and Creston. Francis Moss and W. J. Walker of Creston joined Mrs. Moss at her home. Truman King spent the weekend in Omaha and Papillion. Fred Cooper went to Creston. Dickie Cooper has been visiting there since early week. W. W. Myers family visited Bedford Monday. O. M. Brown and Mrs. Brown were Corning visitors Wednesday. H. M. Buchanan, county supervisor, went to Corning to buy mules for the county farm. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nendick of Bedford and Mrs. Nendieck of Omaha visited at W. H. Nendick’s Friday. Edith Calhoun of Bedford accompanied her father Frank Wright to Conway Sunday. Word arrived that Mrs. O’Grady’s mother died Saturday after a several-week illness. Mrs. O’Grady has been in St. Joseph for care since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cooper
Bobby
Sidney
Sharpsburg
Leo
R. E. Smith
Max
Miss Wilson
Anita
Lila
Fred Kysar
Gravity
Troy Ewart
Roy Davis
Bedford
T. A. Burrows
Fred Wheeler
Clarinda
Elsie Luton
Luton
Corning
Creston
Francis Moss
W. J. Walker
Moss
Truman King
Omaha
Papallion
Nebraska
Fred Cooper
Shenandoah Visitors and Local Social Notes
New Market items note Mroo and Mrs Chay Shenandoah visiting Mrs Kate Coone in Shenandoah. Ice of Corning visited Tarvesino and wife. Llordshore visited Pullan region. R M Tuttle traveled to Des Moines on business. Paul and Mrs Clark hosted Shenandoah visitors. Glen Taylor welcomes a baby girl named Lawrence.
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Mroo
Chay
Shenandoah
Douglas
Kate Coone
Ales
Ice
Corning
Tarvesino
Llordshore
Pullan
R. M. Tuttle
Des Moines
Paul Clark
Shenanoah
Glen Taylor
Lawrence
Local social notes and gatherings in Bedford and nearby towns
Miss Ella Bix and Mrs Viona Sleep and son were Saturday afternoon callers in Bedford. Mrs Clarence Stewart and Mrs Joe Stewart were shopping in Bedford Saturday. Dewey Shields and wife were New Market callers Saturday evening. Frank Shields and family M W Miller John Miller and Dell Miller were Clarinda callers Saturday after Mrs Willis Oxley and Mrs Chas Cutter were shopping in Clarinda Saturday. Miss Estella Alvord spent Thursday evening with the Ford Melvin family. Clarence Henderson and family were entertained Sunday in the Jess Henderson home. Wm Clayton wintered in Excelsior Springs MO was an over Sunday visitor en route to Wisner NE. Memorial services committee met to complete arrangements for Sunday May 31 at Oak Grove church with Maj Landers Clarinda leading band music Rev Jenkerson Sham baugh will give Memorial Address. Oak Grove day planned. Dewey Shields and wife Darwin Shields and family Ralph Fine and family spent Sunday in N H Reid home. Misses Ella Bix Anna and Almira Stewart drove to Shenandoah Sunday for Mrs Henry Field funeral. Clarence Carr and family visited uncle in Pickering MO after Sunday school. M W Miller and Lafe Winegar of New Market left Monday for week trip to Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs R R Smith and son Ray of Arkee MO and Mr and Mrs Oliver Wilson and children were Sunday guests in Richard Potter home. Mrs Anna Manorgan and mother Mrs Smith were entertained Sunday in James Smith home in Clermont MA. Mrs Pearl Miller called on her sister Mrs Lulu Reid Monday afternoon. Irvin Oxley met with a serious accident Friday when his wagon wheel dropped throwing him. he is badly injured but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bix
Viona Sleep and Son
Bedford
Clarence Stewart
Joe Stewart
Dewey Shields
Frank Shields
M. W. Miller
John Miller
Dell Miller
Clarinda
Willis Oxley
Chas. Cutter
Estella Alvord
Ford Melvin
Clarence Henderson
Jess Henderson
Wm. Clayton
Excelsior Springs
Wisner
Nebraska
Oak Grove Church
Herb Damewood
Pleasant Ridge
Onvill Furnish
Jenkerson
Church of God At
Shambaugh
Oak Grove
Darwin Shields
Ralph Fine
N. H. Reid
Anna
Almira Stewart
Shenandoah
Henry Field
Clarence Carr
Pickering
Lafe Winegar
New Market
Oklahoma
R. R. Smith
Ray
Arkee
Oliver Wilson
Childra
Richard Potter
Anna Manorgan
Smith
James Smith
Clearmont
Pearl Miller
Lulu Reid
Irvin Oxley
Hopkins
Sharpsburg Items from Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Visitors
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met with Mrs Young absent and Mrs Young along with Mr Treday hosted a gathering at Frank Chitty. Lydia Bibbert stayed at J E Foreythe home in Yorktown. Mrs Foreythe ill in Dalles. Pennebaker visited Corning with his brother James. Mrs Lydia Filbert and daughter Miss Core and Mr and Mrs Earl were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Young
Local Notices From Blockton And Athelstan Obituaries
Community sketches include visits among residents from Sheridan to Grant City and Den ver while noting hospital trips and church affiliations. A Kauble family patriarch, B F Kauble born 1840, died 1925 with Civil War service and a large surviving clan. funeral held at Athelstan Baptist church with interment at Platteville cemetery.
Timber and Soafer wolves? One species across regions
The timber wolf in the northeast and the Soafer wolf near Arizona may be the same species, differing only in regional terminology. This suggests regional names do not denote separate forms but common variation in naming the same animal.
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United States
Arizona
Education's Impress on Youth Shapes Their Habits
The force of education molds youths into enduring habits, tempering character and guiding future conduct through shared triads of manners and disciplined learning.
Desert Bedouins mourn a had oman amid thirst and screed
A fragmented report from a Persian desert scene describes Bedouins grieving a had oman who dies of thirst. The piece references harsh punishment and ongoing struggles as a lone traveler traverses the green wasteland, crying forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Kipling Philosophy Amid Rain and Themes
Fragmentary text suggests a reflection on Kipling and philosophy, mentioning self and possibility. Limited legible content hints at themes of endurance during rain and self-reliance, but concrete details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
Stray Bit of Wisdom and Sonnet in Fragment
Fragmentary note evokes a stray bit of wisdom and a touched sonnet, mentioning a hesitant poet and unsettled emotions. The text reads like a puzzled meditation on meaning, memory, and the workings of language.
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Hugh Lister
Mount Ayr
Lister
Conway
Siam
Athelstan News
Garland’ Anderson
Claude King
Gramielda
Marjorie Rusco
Sheridan
Vernon Chandler
Ray Kenery
Grant City
Oliver Ray
Methodist Hospital
B. H. Miller
Frank Cavinan
Roy Weaver
Raymond Weaver
John Adams
Bill Kauble
Denver
Tine Raper
Lenora Freemyer
George Banker
Jennie Meddles
St. Joseph Mo
Jennie Rusco
Jess Rusco
St. Joel
Hannah Koby
Livingston
Montana
George Barber
W. R. Freemyer
C. T. Rusco
William McConn
Near Benton
A. J. Rusco
Robert Ford
Blockton
Amos Ford
Mrs. Merriman
Thos. Ridge
B. F. Kauble
Hancock County
Indiana
Iowa
9Th
Iowa Volunteers Cavalry
Dorothy Brown
Platteville
Smith E
J. W. Robbe
Livingston, Mont
Frank Campbell
Athelstan
Anna Kauble
C. E. Williams
Arvada
Colo
Frank Kauble Jr
Jewell
Willie Kauble
Willie
The
Baptist Church
Mt. Zion
Athelstan Baptist Church
C. W. Vletcher
Platteville Cemetery
Bedford Free Press
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