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Newspaper

Bedford Free Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1925

Page

3

Neighboring Towns News Highlights Local Social Calls

Mrs Ray Miller and son Dorothy Comba visited Thursday with Mrs Floyd Journey. Several Bedford Clarinda visitors stopped by while neighbors attended socials. Frank Novinger improving after illness and local trips to St Joseph noted. Community group meetings featured music sewing and refreshments with next gathering moved to March 8.

Local Clarinda Social Notes Mention Families and Visits

SIAM. NEWS. Mr. and Mrs Grover Jackson and Son Morris shopped in Clarinda Saturday. Ford Radke and family were entertained Sunday in the John Miller Charley Culbertson is home from Clarinda high school entertaining chicken pox but improving. Clarence Darwin ill with flu. Floyd McPherron family released from quarantine for diphtheria Monday. Clem Fine sale well attended with good prices. Mr. and Mrs N H Reid business callers in Clarinda Saturday. Mr. and Mrs G N McPherron of Corning visiting here this week. Mrs. D D Miller spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Hugh Reid. Mr. and Mrs F W Shields entertained relatives and friends Saturday night. Fresh oy-

NEW Market News Ray Miller Dorothy ‘Comba Floyd Journey Griff Novinger Bedford Carrie Parker Emma Teter Kate Cooke Helen Clark Harvey Eno Freddie Corning H. Journey Clarence Brown Randolph Lauvrenice Pullen Abby Jack ‘Pullen Earl Howes Clarinda Vera Roberts Hetten'Pullen Bernadine ‘King Ned Combs Mos Grover Jackson Morris Ford Radke John Miller Chariey Culbertson Clarinda High School Clarence Darwin Claude Pace Floyd McPherron N. H. Reid G. N. MicPherron D. D. Miller Hugh Reid F. W. Shields Claude ‘Swearinger Alanthus Tee Rusco King Ila Lila. Sickels Eunice Gibson Ed Martin Isadora Anna Osmond Kate Filhier George Barber Ora ‘Swett Creston Wm. Swett Floy Older Mdl Claud Swearinger C. T. Rusco Older Caroline Reede Guy Lantz Blockton James Morris Jonathan van Skyock Redding Iowa W.S. Jenkins I. O. O. F. Hall Roy Weaver W. R. Reed Caroline Reed Bert Older Wim. Swett C. M. King Aib Rusco Roy Naill Willard McCalla Roy John Freemyer Grant City Sheridan Jess Rusco E. E. West C. E. Sickels Calvin Jenkins Parnell Ruth Hennegin R. N. White Holyoke Colorado F. A. Freeland Charles McCailla Plattsmouth Nebr Mr. White J. A. White Roy Malcom Jack Wake Bell Martin Nora Barns Joe Morris Letha Woods Oliver Ray J. W. Large Miss Fern Ray Town H. W. Sickels

Conway News Briefs Show Visits and Local Goings On

Conway residents and visitors are reported in a long list of social calls shopping trips theater attendance and family visits from Bedford Blockton Maryville Plattsmouth and Creston. Notable items include a three week old funeral at Bedford and several trips to Grant City and Emerson area.

Sharpsburg Social Roundup Brightens Week

Mrs Cora Hamblin visited at the W W Orme home near Hepburn. Mrs Mabel Beckett left for Mt Morgan to visit. Earl Shaffer was a Clearfield passenger Friday. Mrs Ed Phalen and Mrs Win Boyden were Clearfield visitors. Charley Lepley of Lacomi visited over the weekend. About 20 children celebrated Miss Jane Foster’s fifth birthday at the Foster home with games and treats. A school program at the Presbyterian manse drew a large crowd and netted about $30.40 after refreshments. Geo Campann returned from Humeston. Madalen and Ione Foster visited at Walter Schost’s. D R Moser and Alice helped W W Orme move to the A C Come Home near Nadaway. Mr and Mrs E Pennebaker of Lenox visited relatives. Karl Shaffer’s moved their house.

Cora Hamblin W. W. Orme Hepburn Mabel Beckett Mt. Morgan Earl Shaffer Clearfield Ed Phalen Win Boyden Charley Lepley Lacomi Abbout Foster Home Iane Foster Presbyterian Manse Geo. Campann Humeston Madalen Ione Foster Walter Schost

Local visitors seen at Sharpsburg and Conway

Donaldson and his daughter of Elmo Missouri were visiting near Sharpsburg and Conway, according to the Sun.

February Mr and Mrs Woods and son notice

Mr and Mrs Dave Woods and their son are noted in a short obituary style insert dated February. The fragment references a family with a child, yielding a minimal public notice style item.

Dave Woods

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