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Newspaper

Bedford Free Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1925

Page

4

Drennen Family Reunion At Bedford Iowa Held July 12 1925

A Drennen family reunion gathered 59 relatives July 12 1925 at Picknickers Park Bedford Iowa. A long white table offered sandwiches salads pies cakes ice tea cafeteria style. Attendees included Chas Drennen Mildred Braddyville Jarve Ora Harry Combs Oxford New Market and many others with two visiting guests Blanche Cox Broken Bow and Gladys Moneyhan Bedford. The group planned a second gathering for the second Sunday of July 1926 at the same park.

Drennen Picknickers Park Bedford Iowa Chas. Drennen Mildred Braddyville Jarve Drennen Ora Drennen Harry Combs George Oxford New Market Dannie Pace Jannet Joe Josie Ralph DeVoe George de Voe James DeVoe Des Moines Chas. de Voe Conway Ruth de Voe Sharpsburg Chas. Luellen Claude Drennen Siam Clarence Hogg Blockton Cliff Suellen Troy

Payton Family Reunion Honors Large Descendant Gathering

Descendants of the late William Payton held a Sunday July 12 reunion at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pitman near Clarinda. Guests from Bedford and area joined 60 plus relatives for a cafeteria style picnic, with names including John L. Payton Orpha Payton Fred Payton Paul Hunter Ralph Woodward and many others. Attendees came from Clarinda Bedford Coin Yorktown and Fort Morgan Cole as well as Illinois visitors from Peoria Moline Beardstown and other towns.

John L. Payton Orpha Payton Fred Payton Paul Hunter Ralph Woodward Clarence Woodward Arthur Dinwiddie Bedford Louise Brounink Fort Morgan Cole D. D. Stitt H. Kenagy W. O.kenagy Port Stitt R. A. Heninger Steve Payton Charles Colier Sam Pitman Hobart Freeman Clarinda Leo Bortwick Mart Widney Fleet Miller Yorktown

West Clayton Community Club Meeting Nears September

The West Clayton Community Club met with Mr. and Mrs. George Stephens last Tuesday evening in a gathering of about 60 members and visitors. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charley Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fuller, Fred Brockhoff, and Carl Dorr. The program featured roll call, songs, a club poem, instrumental and accordion solos, a recitation, a dialogue, and refreshments of ice cream, angel food cake, and iced tea. The next meeting is planned for September at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Satley.

West Clayton Hazel Skinners Fred Brockhoff Wilma Harold Mahler Myrtle Carl Stephens Mrs. Satley

Man's Limit and The Boundary of Moderation

Fragmentary text speaks of moderation as the limit for mankind with scattered phrases suggesting a philosophical reflection on human bounds and restraint. The garbled lines imply a meditation on balance in behavior and desire.

Shreek and Love Tie the Knot at Rev Aldrich Home

Brodie Shreek and Ruth Love were wed Sunday morning at the Rev. Aldrich residence. The ceremony united the Shreck and Love families in a small local wedding, with guests from nearby communities and relatives in attendance.

Brodie Shreek F. J. Shreck Ruth Love Nan Love Aldrich Arnold Basher Omar Nance Omaha Ned Combs Lloyd Shore Louie Hodoval Oxford Junction Ed Lawrence J. D Milan Katherine Johnson Clarinda Jack Jones Kent H. W. Raynor Emma Taylor Helen Ray Journey

Opposites and Envy Across a Restless World

A meditation on desire and dissatisfaction as people seek comfort in heat or cold, weight in reverse, and social envy between rich and poor. Nations race to outdo each other in ships, homes, and status, while most crave more yet tolerate little.

Ladoga Store Robbed Last Evening

The Ladoga store owned by Dudg Fike was broken into last evening. Thieves pried a window east side and exited through the front door taking groceries and tobacco among other items. Officials are actively investigating to locate the culprits.

Ladoga Dudg Fike

Dissolution Notice Formed as Trimble & Waterman Firm

Due to the failing health of Robert Van Reenan, John Waterman takes over his coal business interest. From now on the firm will operate as Trimble & Waterman and will conduct business under that name. They seek patronage from existing customers and new ones. Signed U W Trimble and R C Van Reenan.

Robert van Reenan John Waterman

Rev and Mrs Luce Start Month-Long Vacation Trip

Reverend Paul G. Luce and his wife of the Presbyterian church departed this morning in their car for a vacation to Ohio and other eastern points. They expect to be away about a month.

Paul G. Luce The Presbyterian Church Ohio

Shad Meredith Leads Renovations at Bedford Library and Presbyterian Church

Shad Meredith and his crew have redecorated the Bedford Public Library interiors and are preparing to refinishing work inside the local Presbyterian church.

Shad Meredith Bedford Public Library Presbyterian Church

Classified Ad Harness and Shop Repairing Map

Harness and shop repairing offered at a new shop southeast of Evans' Produce House. Work guaranteed. George Lucas. 28-4dpd.

Evans’ Produce House George Lucas

Furnished Rooms Offered in Dh P Bach Area

Brief notice lists furnished rooms available for Lizhe Hailey Kevping and Dh P Bach LOS with emphasis on convenient location. Limited details provided in OCR fragment.

Lizhe Hailey Bach Los

United Light Officials Discuss Partnership Plan

A Clarinda district meeting hosted United Light & Railways executives from Maryville Shenandoah and Clarinda districts to unveil an Employee Partnership plan. Two thousand workers already part owners. offered stock with monthly dividends and annual bonuses to employees who stay. Beginning August 1 customers in Iowa will be offered the same stock on a limited ten day window. Attendance totaled eighty-two across districts.

United Light & Railways Company Lee Electric Company Town Service Company Lincoln Gas & Electric Light Company Lincoln Traction Company Nebraska Gas & Electric Company Maryville Electric Light & Power Company S. T. Lee Clarinda C. N. Chubb Town Nebraska United Light & Railway Company George A. Lee N. E. Weeks Frank H. Brooks William TL. Hulswit Ass’t. Te The Carl Balcom Publicity Department Maryville Shenandoah U. P United Light and Railways Company United Light Organization Iowa Territory United Light

Whistle Aimed at Dogs Catches Anthropologist's Note

An anthropologist introduces a whistle with an adjustable plug that can be set to emit shrill vibrations beyond human hearing but still audible to dogs. The device is designed to trigger a dog’s response while remaining inaudible to people.

Cunning Never Worthy in The Rustin Description

A terse quotation contrasts cunning with vanity and overreaching pleasure. It condemns small dull conceit and a total lack of sympathy, calling it the intensest form of vulgarity as per Rustin.

Rustin

Old Religious Houses in Ireland: Kildare Noted

Old religious houses were double monasteries with men and women living in separate cells under one superior and sharing church liturgical use. Ireland’s only known example is Kildare, reflecting a rare tradition in the island’s medieval religious landscape.

Can Ous Ireland Kildare

Hermes statue by Praxiteles found in 1877 at Olympus

A famous Hermes statue, a Praxiteles masterpiece, was discovered May 8, 1877, at Olympus and is now housed in the museum. The youthful figure is depicted as protector by his brother Dionysius. the statue dates to about 250 B C.

Hermes Olympt Dionysius

Guard Against Pests in Seed Cleaning Process

Alfalfa and clover seed are cleaned before plotting to prevent spread of pests. Nematodes and minute destructive organisms that prey on alfalfa and clover are targeted. Three cleanings may be required to remove the pests.

Uncle Eben’s Lucky Escape From Flivver Speeder Trouble

A Washington Star item notes Uncle Eben survives a risky drive as he avoids police trouble and is taken to a hospital for treatment. The brief report highlights his recovery after the incident and the role of authorities in directing him to proper care.

Speeder Eben Waington Star

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