Local residents engaged in regional errands and visits
A list of residents from Conway, Corning, Maryville, Bedford, and surrounding areas recounts business trips and family visits. Names include A. A. James, George Cecil, True Bally, Mrs. Dave Wright, IsaaT, Mr. and Mrs Harve Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Will Price, Harold Vitek, Virgil Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Boohy, Letha Johns, Mrs. Foster, Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Golding, and Glen Newman, with trips to St Joseph, Kansas City, Barnard, Sharpsburg, and Conway noted. continuous local social and shopping activity across several days.
Willard Mohler drives back Chrysler for Hess McBride
Des Moines Tuesday morning to drive back a new Chrysler for Hess and McBride. Miss Margaret Prey, a nurse, visited Savannah, Missouri, over Sunday with Miss Ruth Schuyler. Mrs Archie Young returned home Saturday night after visiting her parents at Maryville. George Menzies to Maryville hospital with serious blood poisoning. Mrs Harriett Hamblin left Friday for Lincoln Nebraska to visit her daughter. Miss Marjorie Long returned home from Indianola after finishing her second year at Simpson. Mrs Hester Matice of Conway visited brother J H Chilcote Tuesday. Ray Childers of Sheridan and Pearly Sonl of Grant City spent Sunday at Theodore Rounds’ home. Merrill Chilcote transacted business in Maryville last Saturday. Mrs Hogg returned to Creston Monday after weekend with Jim Watkins. Thelma Wolverton returned home from Murray Iowa last Saturday. Mrs Ollie Keith Guy Stickleman Harold Chamberlain Ray Garrett attended Royal Neighbors Convention at Lenox last Friday, June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hogg
Creston
Jim Watkins
Ollie Keith
Guy Stickleman
Harold Chamberlain
Ray Garrett
Royal Neighbors
Lenox
Miss Mary Hook Visits Summer with Her Father in St Louis
Miss Mary Hook a student at the St Louis Missouri University is here to spend the summer vacation months with her father G W Hook and..
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hook
St. Louis, Mo
G. W. Hook
Helen’ “Baker
S. ‘Univerity
Sts. Louis, Mo
Rose‘ ‘Baker
The Bedford Merchants Versus Lineville Sunday Ball Match
Bedford and Lineville set for next Sunday game with McKinney to pitch for Lineville and Thorburn for Bedford. Local residents Helen Baker and family visit St Louis and Gary Indiana kin while several others travel or host over the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford’ Merchants
Lineville
McKiney
Thorburn
Bedford
Visitors arrive from Ced ar Rapids and Blockton
Mr and Mrs Henry Sailor of Ced ar Rapids visited their daughter Mrs Allen Hamblin and family last Friday evening. Mrs Clarence Hogg of Blockton and children left for Maryville to visit her brother Guy Drennen and wife. Mrs Edgar Hoover and Minnie Hoover returned to Al bia after visiting A B Davidson and Mr and Mrs Al Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sailor
Cedar Rapids
Allen Hamblin
Clarence Hogg
Blockton
Bedford
Maryville
Guy Drennen
Helen Nelson Returns From St Louis Teaching Post
Miss Helen Nelson arrived home Saturday from St Louis where she has taught the past two years. She will attend summer school this summer at Evanston Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nelson
St. Louis
Evanston
Illinois
Levine Family News and Local Travels
W E Levine departed yesterday by train for Colorado Springs to visit his parents Mr and Mrs N J Levine and his sister Edna Levine. Mrs G W Rimel accompanied her husband home from the hospital and Miss Jean Nelson returns for the summer with her parents. Mr and Mrs Paul Cobel came home after four weeks in Lincoln where Mr Cobel had a minor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Levine
Colorado Springs
Colo
N. J. Levine
Miss Edna Levine
Paul Cobel
Lincoln
Nebraska
Local visits and school playground work updates
C C Corson and Joe Seane returned from Westphalia Kansas after visits with relatives. Hubert Rhoads Des Moines and family guests. L B Greenhaw Tampa visitors with L G Bowen. School playground equipment removed cement bases dug up clearing ground for upcoming building work after contract is let.
Simpson College Girls Headed to Boulder for Summer School
Eva Pickering left Tuesday morning with four fellow Simpson College students in a Ford going to Boulder Colorado to attend summer school. The group rented a cottage near Boulder and plans to stay all summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Pickering
Simpson College
Boulder
Colo
Mrs. Eaton Visits Relatives in Local Stop
Mrs Harold Eaton of Mt Carroll Illinois arrived Tuesday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J H Bremmer and other relatives and friends She and her husband operate a drug business at Mt Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Eaton
Mt. Carrol
Illinois
J. H. Bremmer
Mt Carroll
William Jenkins and Mrs Raper Visit Bedford Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Jenkins of Athelstan and Mrs. Wayland Raper of Topeka Kansas drove to Bedford Friday evening to visit with Mr. and Mrs. P. Q. Townsand. Mrs. Raper plans to leave for home Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Jenkins
Athelstan
Wayland Raper
Topeka
Kansas
Bedford
P. Q. Townsand
Burnside Family Visits Area from Denver
Mr and Mrs John Burnside and Chas King of Denver Colorado arrived here Monday evening for a visit with relatives and former acquaintances. They formerly lived here and have many friends in this vicinity who were pleased to see them again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burnside
Chas, King
Denver
Colorado
Theiear
Bristow Trip With Mrs Biwis Sacent Planned
A fragment notes Bristow and Mrs Biwis Sacent plan a lakes outing to spend a few days fishing before returning home.
Mrs Edna King and children Head to Tulsa Visit
Mrs Edna King and her children left yesterday afternoon for Tulsa Oklahoma after visiting for a week with her mother Mrs Wallace They will stay a few days with relatives in Tulsa before returning home to Lawdon Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Corson
Joe Seane
Westphalia
Kansas
Mr. Corson
Tulsa
Okla
Lawdon
Oklahoma
Emma Foley Returns Home After Visit to Tarkio
Emma Foley arrived home last Saturday after visiting a week in Tarkio Missouri with her sister Caroline Foley who attends college there Caroline returned home with Emma and will spend the summer with their parents Mr and Mrs Bud Foley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Nelson
St. Louis
Chas. Nelson
Emma Foley
Tarkio
Caroline Foley
Caroline
Emma
Bud Foley
Helen Wyant
Tarkio College
Allerton
Iowa
J. A. Wyant
Floyd Rounds Returns With Wife From St Joseph Hospital
Floyd Rounds went to St Joseph Tuesday to bring home his wife who recently underwent a serious operation. They returned home yesterday noon, Mrs Rounds who had been taking care of Mrs Rounds accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rounds
St. Joseph
Mary Rounds
Attorney Kirketeg and Dinges Travel to Iowa for Bar Meeting
Attorney O J Kirketeg and John Dinges left yesterday for Davenport Iowa where Kirketeg will attend the State Bar Association meeting tomorrow and Friday They plan to visit friends in Iowa City before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kirketeg
John
Dinges
Davenport
Iowa
Kirketeg
State Bar Association
Mr. Dinges
Mr. Kirketeg
Iowa City
Bedford Girls Attend Clarinda Summer School
Four Bedford girls Rose Thompson Ruth Hamilton Lucille Smith and Edna Taylor attend summer school at Clarinda where over 200 students from 90 towns in four states enroll. Grace Rigney of Albany Missouri visits Ames for summer study. Miss Jessie Miller added to Vacation School staff. Visitors relocate from Pittsburg Kansas and Tarkio College alumnae plan travels. Shenandoah hosts Southwestern Iowa Golf Tournament with 200 plus players. Rex Moore of Harlan is defending champion. local golf officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Clarinda
Rose Thompson
Ruth Hamilton
Lucille Smith
Edna Taylor
The
Baptist Church
Jessie Miller
Iowa
Shenandoah
Rex Moore
Harlan
Ames Man Hedges to Teach Vocational Agriculture in Bedford
M. Z. Hendren of Ames visited Bedford last Saturday to review the high school equipment. He will teach Vocational Agriculture next year, after three years at Oakville, Iowa. He and his wife plan to move to Bedford in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Z. Hendren
Ames
Bedford
Mr. Hendren
Oakville
Iowa
Mrs. Cobb Heads to Missoula for Summer Visit
Mrs. A. L. Cobb travels today to Missoula Montana for an extended stay with her son A. D. Cobb and family. She praises Montana summers and expects to stay a couple of months. She arranged for the Free Press to be sent to her Missoula address to stay informed about home during her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cobb
Missoula
Mont
A. D. Cobb
O R Toman and the Maryville office display room opening
O R Toman, formerly manager of the local light company's office and now District Superintendent at Maryville, has a reputation for upgrading offices. He helped Bedford become one of the finest in the state, and the Maryville invitation promises a formal opening of the new office and display room of the Maryville Electric Light and Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Toman
Maryville
Bedford
Maryville Electric Light and Power Company
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Ama
Barry
Prunny Tremars
Joseph S. Pieringér
Mary McGuirk
Jake James
Conway
A. A. James of
George Cecil
True Bally
Corning
Dave Wright
Isaat
Harve Miller
Mrs
Will Price of Gravity
Harold, Vitek
Virgil Putnam
Kansas City
Chas. Boohy of
Letha Johns
Barnard
Dave Golding
Harold Lloyd
Kenneth Harlan
Ranger OF the Big Pines
Mazie
Claire Windsor
Owen Macre
Willard
Mohler
Des*Moines
Chrysler
Hess
McBride
Margaret Prey
Savannah
Ruth
Archie Young
George Menzies
Maryville Hospital
Harriett Hamblin
Mrs. Allen Whitman
J Marjorie Long
Indianola
Simpson
Ray Childers
Sheridan, Mo
Pearly Sonl
Grant City
Theodore Rounds
Merrill Chilcote
Thelma Wolverton
Murray
Stithem
George. Hendricks
George Raymond
Gary
Indiana
Dot Blake
Francis and
Hazel Bade
Austinville
Towa
Ester
River of
Pete Little
Mabel Pollock
Henry Pollock
Milwaukee
Mrs. Barton
G . W. Rimel
Mr. Rimel
Myr
Hubert Rhoads
Des Moines
H. B
Rhoads
Hermia
Beryl
Hubert
L. B. Greenhaw
Tampa
Florida
L. G. Bowen
Grace . Rigney
Albany
L .G. Bowen
Miss Rigney
Berthama
Alabama
Wallace Loy
Pittsburg
Sister Ann
House OF Quality
Owa
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