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Newspaper

Bedford Free Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

3

From Neighboring Towns Reach Out After Storm

SIAM reports residents visiting cyclone district at Clarinda daily after the storm. Numerous locals attend Ed Pace funeral in New Market. Absentees include John Williams, John Stickleman, and Roe Bradley kinfolk visitations noted among Reid, Roush, Allen, Beaucamp, and Safley families.

M. E Clarinda N. H. Reid James Hens Jey Roe Bradley Clearfield John Stickleman Minnie Rayborn Géo. Greenway Omaha Ed Pace New Market

Community Notices From State Line News

In a sunshiny week, locals report busy fieldwork despite prior rains. Families and neighbors swap visits, with Roy Herbert aiding Alfred Safley, and numerous dinners and calls among Clarey Burns Beard Allen and Ditto households spanning Maryville Hopkins Clarinda Bedford and Bedford area.

Roy Herbert Alfred Safley Roy ‘Horning Edna Homer Clarinda Rollie Halbert Hensley Jimmie Maurice Allen Newt Burns Luther Clarey Maryville Ed Clarey Darrell Flowers Hopkins Gordon Beard Everett Ditto Arthur Ditto Harry Chambers Martene and Glenn Howard Swaim Patricia McGuirk Bedford Charlotte Allen Frank Allen Russell Allen Lawrence Beard Helen Geraldine Dr. Maloy

Tornado ruins draw crowds to Clarinda from Sharpsburg

Local residents flocked to Clarinda views of tornado debris. Many listed include Samis Miley Otis Brown H S Peck and wife Ed Rutledge Harl Shaffer and family W W Orme and wife Charley Brown Mrs W S Knott and daughter James Boyer and wife Dr Everett Pennebaker and family Dr A L Pennebaker and others. Usual social visits to relatives and markets noted with trips to Lenox Gravity Hepburn and St Joseph Missouri.

Clarinda Samis Miley Otis Brown St. Joe FF. Richey H- S. Peck Corydon Ed Rutledge Iowa City Harl Shaffer Near Lenox W. W. Orme Nodaway Campaia Charley Brown W. S. Knott James Boyer Everett Pennebaker Lenox A. L. Pennebaker Winterset Glen Heaton St. Joseph D. L. Pennebaker Dick Preston Mary Underwood Rev. McClelland Kansas Nebraska Ira Nelson Gravity Emmitt Bartley Hepburn

Conway area notes lively social and travel list

Conway and Gravity residents share visits and events across families. Church convention in the park, talks by D East Moines and Miss Blanche Parker, and numerous trips to Maryville St Joseph Bedford Diagonal Clarinda and further. Local club meetings, illness news, birthdays and children playing mark a busy week.

Cornt Lewis Omaha Lydia Stonder Zora Ecklin Maryville Christian Churches Dean Caldwell Des Moines Blanche Parker China J. W. Ledgerwood Bruce Monahan St. Joseph Will Heater Oscar Brookman Muskggie Okla Aith G. L. Brookman J. A. Gambler Tina Chas. Reardon Earl King John Thompson Bedford Baye Chicago Jess Clark Rev. Green Paul’ Morris Arove Redding Montana Lyons Vera Stewart Falls City Nebr Minnie Johnson Itas Ernest Kings Blockton Lloyd Bradley

Midnight Molly screens with Mysterious Stranges in Conway

The Mysterious Stranges appears as Midnight Molly on Saturday night June 26 at Conway with Richard Talmadge in the lead. A splendid recent special drew crowds from neighboring towns. Brooks Nash of Bedford installed a well for WW. Mere dith plans further dig work while his machine stays. Ray Sharp of Bedford worked in Conway Tuesday. Dr Sommers and family return from visiting his parents.

Richard Talmadge Molly

Cyclone visits Clarence and local movements noted

Residents Lambley and relatives traveled to Clarinda last Thursday to inspect cyclone results. Homer Dotts family and Maude Foley visited Glen Dotts. Maryville visitors Mrs. Lewis Larson and children. street crossings repair work led by Ed Sapp of Sharpsburg. Epworth League meeting in Sharpsburg. numerous families enjoyed a Blockton picnic.

Olver Posten Clarinda Lou Bradley Bernadine Posten Ray Walker Waitie Jean Posten Maryville Ned Ray North Gravity C. C. Hill Kansas City Lambley Lela Plorence Pauline Bea Ed Sapp Sharpsburg Zella Cunningham Epworth League

Engage Those Who Earth Are Expected Ep Boston

Transcript appears garbled with unclear names and events. It reads as fragmented notes about engagement with Boston but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable persons to form a concise news item.

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SIAM Ed Beard Orval Allen Lucile Edward James C. Allen Clare Bradley Carolyn Allen Pauline DeMott Opal Hensley Ridrath Cambridge Elmer Beaucamp Will Safley Elmer. _Beaucamp Mr. Ridrath W. A. Kline State Line News Colorado New C. A. Reynolds Ticket Agent Lucile Hamilton Frank Wright Lee Morlan Ay‘ A. Taylor Jewell Piper Roberta Walker Creston Conway Fern Russell Norton Guy Kelley Helen Short Diagonal Glade Grubb Frank Robinson Chas. Clatterbaugh Orin Winslow Audrey Gruyb Pansy. Round Ethel ‘Connor Mary Palmer Vernon Straight Straight Darrell Drumm Pansy Round Conway League Institute Glenwood Audrey Grubb Jasper Johnson Terry Walla Walla Washington N. L. Carmichael Jesse McKee R. M. Daniels Catherine Daniels Kate Logan Geo. Gold Cheyenne Wyoming Gussie Scott Mt. Vernon Indiana J. R. Cooper C. N. Burch Fred Wheeler Elsie Luton Francis Mees Weureau Creg Presanway Cleo Savage Frelen Short Will Grubb Daugter Audrey Berg G. C W. “Myer T.C. Lambley J. A. Lambley L. Carmichael Anson Gold Gussie Scott John Richards Vadament U. S. Pat Iowa
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