Taylor County Couples Tie the Knot in Local Marriages
Multiple couples from Taylor County wed in ceremonies at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage and nearby farms. Zelda Hoover and Louis D Streeter wed in Jackson Township, Minnie Keith and John Jared married at the Christen parsonage, and Georgia Edmundson with Glorence D Jones also united in marriage. The record lists additional nuptials including Vera Golding and John Byane, Zelda Ditto and Glen Heaton, Ralph Thompson and Della Jemy, and Johnston Turnbull near Blockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Vera Golding
Fourteenth Street Place
Zelda Ditto
Glen Heaton
Bedford ‘Wemenday
Pharpsburs
Filehmy-Thorpeon
Ralph Thompson
Della Jemy
Hn Bighmy
Mark
Methodiat Episcopal
Bedford
Teader Restaurant
lneton-Turnbull AfWam
Lenox Bank Change Highlights Local Power Shift
Frank Wilkin sells all interests in the First National Bank to J. J. Walter and H. B. Ridgeway. Walter elected president, Ridgeway to run Lenox Loan and Investment. Wilkin plans departure. cashier Fred Childs retains post. Also, Soldiers Monument committee seeks county funding. Bedford and Lenox pledges increase totals, with private subscriptions remaining to raise. Chicken show results in Maryville: Free Allen wins five first prizes and other honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Frank Wilkin
First National Bank
Hig
J. J. Walter
Fred Childs
First National
Walter
Ridgeway
Bank
Lawa
Walters
Wilkin
Lenox Loan and Investment Company
Nevil and Bailey
Clearfield
Citizens Soldiers Monument Committee
Board ‘of Supervisors
Seeason
Post Corps
Bedford
Hia
Free Allen
Maryville
Evangelistic Singer Chorister Tra L Deal Leads Revival
Evangelistic singer Tra L Deal from Waterloo Iowa conducts song services and workers campaign at First Baptist revival with a large chorus. He performs each evening at 7 34 and is noted for stirring revival choruses. A Des Moines policewoman has become engaged to a Des Moines sewing ma-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Stelling
Marshalltown Times
Des Moines
James Todd Dies Suddenly at Hotel Garland
James Todd harness maker 7 years in Bedford died suddenly at the Hotel Garland noon yesterday after feeling unwell for some time. He was a member of I C O F and K of P lodges. burial planned at his niece’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasi
K. of P
Bedford
James. Todd
Emshop
Garland
Mr. Todd
Wetmore Undertaking Establishment
James Todd
O. W. Ormsby
Steele Harness Shop
Colorado
Monticello
Ind
Lima
Ohio
Todd
P. Lodgeon
World Champion Fancy Shooter to Appear Friday
Ranee, famed for coast to coast shooting, visits Redford Gun Club this Friday to meet local sportsmen and demonstrate his remarkable skill in a public in action appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush
Ranee
Redford Qun
Farmer dies after fall near Maloy in eastern county
Corb Gerard a farmer living near Maloy died after a fall from a doorstep striking a stake that pierced his side. He had visited St Joseph the day before and returned home Saturday. In nearby events neighbors gathered to harvest Albert Turner’s corn crop totaling 900 bushels aided by many neighbors and a family lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corb
Gerard
Maloy
St. Joseph the
Mix
Albert Turner
Francis Mohler
Frank Turner
Brooks Nash
Wm. Clark
C. Q. Besco
Silas Keith
A. J. Weingarth
Harry May
Rolf Wildman
Arthur Michler
James Turner
George Reece
Andy Goff
W. J. Nevins
D.A. Ray
A. D. Nash
L. R. Hamilteh
W. A. Mohler
Lew Wildman
Wm.Turner
George
D. C. Mohler
W. E. Robb
Ethel George Weds Milder Campbell in Hopkins
Last Sunday evening Mise Ethel George married Milder L. FE Campbell pastor of Unity church at $20. Rev A R Brown of Eagle church performed the ceremony in the presence of about three hundred friends and relatives. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James George, is a Hopkins High School graduate who taught at Cagle School last year. The groom, a Transylvania University Kentucky graduate, is a respected minister. the match meets broad approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Zelda Hoover
Jackson Township
Louis D. Streeter
Lompoc
Calif
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Joe W. Goodsell
Hoover
B. Hoover
Don Hoover
Quincy
Phoenix
Ariz
Mise Ethel George
Milder L. FE. Campbell
Unity Church
A. R. Brown
Eagle Church
George
James George
Ross Township
Hopkins
Hopkins High School
Doctor Dunlavy Dies After Long Illness
Dr. H F Dunlavy of Bedford died on Friday December 3 at 12 45 PM at his home. Funeral was Sunday at 2 PM from the First Christian church with Rev W E H Robb and Rev John Currie officiating. Masons conducted graveside rites. Born October 27 1845 in Putnam county Indiana he served in the 2nd Iowa Infantry and later practiced medicine in Davis county Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Dunlavy
Bedford
First Christian Church
W. E H. Robb
John Currie
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Fraternity
Duninvy
Donlavy
Henry Francis Dunlavy
Putnam County
Indiana
Davis County
Iowa
2Nd
Iowa Infantry
Drakeville
Sherman
Atlanta
Farmy
Washington, D. C
the College of Physicans and Surgeons
Wi. Towle
Noted Davis County Doctor Mourns Loss in 1912
In his home county of Davis he resided in Wedford from 1872 aside from three years in Texas and a brief stay in Des Moines. He married Nancy E. Frank in 1869, had seven children, five died with mother. survivors are Tressie Mabel and Theron. Mrs. Dunlavy died in 1911. he remarried Nora Hayes in 1912. Grandchildren Pauline Walker and Guy Dunlavy also mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Wedford
Arch Texas
Des Moines
Pr. Dunlavy
Nancy E. Frank
Jasper County
William Francie
Henry Austin
Elizabeth Adele
Ethel May
Maude Dunlavy Walker
Tressie Mabel
Theron
Dunlavy
Dr. Dunlavy
Nora Hayes
Pauline Walker
Guy Dunlavy
Quirky News Snippets Across Towns and Nations
A collage of brief, odd reports from across the U S and abroad. Accounts include a Georgia man claiming two dozen matrimonial entries, a partridge striking a Norfolk engineer, a blind driver who assembles cars, a coroner’s infant with three arms, and a White House exchange with a self styled Teddy Roosevelt in Washington. Local tales cover a coffin too short for a funeral, a smoker who quits and dies, a man swallowing a knife, a 92 year old never shaved or had a tooth pulled, and a British box social with community notes plus small ads for a Duroc boar sale and a district box supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Malachi Jenkins
United States of Matrimony
Wilmington
Del
State Road
Eugene Jamison
Norfolk Express
Belle Fontaine
James McSkeever
McGuffey
Camden
N. J
Washington, DC
Blue Ridge
Walter Blackshear
Blackshear
Newsomer
San Francisco
Cal
Jason Rutter
Siskiyou County
Rutter
Rushville
Ora Tomilyon
Salisbury
Wm. Hammack
London
Eng
India
Jury Trials Open This Week At Court
Judge Maxwell orders Taylor county and nine Ross township school districts to pay 305.80 in damages from a long dormant road levy. Last week approved reports wills and equity matters. petit jurors report and trials begin this week as court adjourns yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Maxwell
Creston
T. F
Taylor County
Ross Township
Ross
T. R. Allen
J. N. Hughes
T. Allen
First Baptist Church Reopens Services With Large Attendance
Large crowds greet Sunday services as Mr. Deal leads a chorus and solo program. Dr. Wilbur Clapp will visit for midweek conferences at East Mission and Forest Grove with a oyster supper after. A committee meeting and Ladies' Aid spread are planned, with a men’s meeting Sunday afternoon on “The Measure of a Man.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Deal
Wilbur &. Clapp
Northern Baptist Convention Territory
East Mission
Forest Grove
Clapp
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Hoover Streeter
Keith
Misa
Minnie Keith
John
Jared
Christen Parsonage
Siler Kelth
Ukely
Fidmundeon-Jones
Mies
Georgia Edmundson
Glorence
D. Jones
Miss Edmundson
D.D. Edmundson
Z.D. Jones
Jones
Hoss Township
Evans Golding
Fife-Preaton
Ian
Jennie Fife
A. L. Fife
Corning
Yeaton
Marthe
Aseme
Altmont Journal
Desorfen
Tra L. Deal
Waterloo, Ia
Sam
Europe
Dennell
St. Louis
W. Steele
B. Arteburn
Boulder
Colo
Bedford Cemetery
Fourth
Arteburn
Kyle Bridger
Parsons
Kan
Fayetteville
Ark
Wm. Dale
Boulder, Colo
Stitt Brooks
Omaha
Mra. Arteburn
Don Brooks
Clarinda
Ocorb
Gerard OF
George Campbell
Masonic Lodge
West
Cooper & Johnston
Chilcote Bros
E. C. Dowlin
District No. 1
Roms Township
Anna Dowell
Bugsy
Robt. Froamire
Athelsan
PETYS
Read
T. F. Allen
First Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
John A. Currie
Leader
Bradley & Stickleman
Eating Plaowite Co
E. Black
Black
Ehmmatt&Bradley
Beadtey
H. W. Fuller
Boale
Ness
Bradley & Stickle
New York World
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