Local visitors gather in Clarinda and Bedford area
Collected by live correspondents reports multiple residents visiting Clarinda Bedford and surrounding towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Pullan and daughter at the Marsell home Jim Penn Clarence Harland Ned Combs Ed Lawrence J D Lawrence Paul Clark Lloyd Shore Carrie Parker Emma Teter Glen Steeves Carl Cade and families with several trips to Yorktown Milan and other nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Pullan
BE Marsell
B. Aid
H. Journey
Clarinda
Jim’. Penn
Clarence Harland
Cris
Ned
Combs
Bedford
Carrie Parker
Emma. E. Teter
Glen “Steeves
Yorktown
Carl Cade
Famiy
Hdna
Nora Bloom
Community Socials and Visits Across Local Towns
Local residents including Grant Guy of Mo near Isadora and Redding Town join relatives and friends visiting or returning home through midweek. Numerous business trips and family visits occur across Blockton, Bedford, Shannon City, Topeka, Ottumwa, Savannah, and nearby farms.
Conway News Highlights Local Visits and Fire Loss
Mrs Clyde Damewood and daughter visited St Joseph area before moving to Naponee Nebraska. A fire on a Myre P A Blake farm south of town destroyed a corn crib and stock, insurance partially covered losses. Cooper Walker nuptials report in Bedford.
Gravity News Social Roundup in Gravity Iowa
Local notes recount Frank Whitman visiting his son Fred in Shelby hospital, Frank Beemer and family visiting, George Francis visiting Kent, Alice Payton and William Parks wedding near Bedford, various moves and visits in Gravity area, revival services ongoing, community posts on school voting, and Ed Sapp acquiring Lenox grist mill amid a week of moving activity.
Local Residents Move and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs O O H Ray move into the Mrs Flo Benadom property north of the post office this week. Alvin Nye and family left for St Joseph Missouri to make their home there. JW C Sickles and family moved to the H W Sickles farm north of town last week. Miss Bessie Nye went to Isadora to live with her sister Mrs Leslie Ewart near there. Amos Ford of Blockton was a business visitor here Wednesday. Mrs Ruby Robeson and sons of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Francis Spooneymore
Isadora
Townsand
Wim, Jenkins
Wayland Raper
Topeka
Kansas
Roy , Weaver
Blockton
Fern
Ray
Bedford
Floyd Woods
Sam’ Cavin
H .W. Sickles
George Barber
H. Ray
Flo Benadom
Alvin Nye
St. Joseph Mo
Amos. Ford
Mrs
Ruby Robeson
Masonic meeting and local moves and visits recap
Members of the Masonic order met Monday at their hall. Charley Culbertson returned Monday after two weeks at home due to illness. Claude Pace and family moved Saturday to the John Miler farm vacated by James Hall and family northeast of New Market. Henry Roush Jr. wife and son and Clarence visited the C D Roush home Sunday. Wilfrord Shields arrives Wednesday from northern state to take possession of his farm. wife to finish school first. Mrs Victor Whaley is ill. Farm Bureau ladies met Thursday with Mrs Hugh Reid and instructor Miss Ruby Kassell. twelve ladies attended plus the luncheon. This was the last lesson in the second year's clothing course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper-Walker
M. BE. Parsonage
Bedford
Howard Cooper
Maisy Walker
G. T. Roberts
Daisy Walker
William Rowan
Braddyville
Des Moines
Conway
H. M. Walker
Clarinda
Iowa
Joe Cooper
Frank Whitman
Shelby
Fred
Frank Beemer
Cheston
Jay Beemer
Forrest Marsh
Cole
Georgiana Francis
Kent
Francis
Alice Payton
William Parks
B. A. Richmond
Indianola
Dr. Reed
Methodist Church
Jim Martin
Ira Richmond
Glen Stamps
Wallace
Rev. Burkhart
Stamps
Sharp
Promise City
G. HB. Smith
Lewis Howard
Shambaugh
Roland
Corning
Kennard
Don Rays
Deal Béemer
Rev
Burkhart
Chas
Ledgerwoods
Don Ray
Bruce Moneyhans
Burwell
Robert Irwin
Okron
Colo
Advent Church
Brand
Lenox Visi
Chellan
Paul
Chitty
Harry
Pennebaker
M. Riley
Harold and
Harvey Riley
R. Miser
Ed Sapp
Lenox
Masonic Order
Charley Culbertson
Claude Pace
John ‘Miler
James
New Market
Henry Roush Jr
Clarence
C. D. Roush
Wlifford Shields
Victor Whaley
Bureau
Hugh » Reid
Ruby Kassell
Sharpsburg Social Notes Reach Colorado Springs Des Moines
SHARPSBURG ITEMS Harry Paker and Mr. Miller went to Colorado Springs last week. Miss Gladys West visited Des Moines for the weekend. Otha Blaine stayed with Frank Campain Friday night as Clyde Filbert and wife of Peoria were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Paker
Mr. Miller
Colorado Springs
Gladys West
Des Moines
Otha Blaine
Frank Campain
Clyde Filbert
Peoria
Farm Bureau News To Receive Rebates
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation signs a Marketing Agreement with the local Shipping Association. All bureau members will receive rebates. Ward has not been sent notices due to legal proceedings required before the agreement becomes effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Ward
Township Farm Bureau Meetings to Be Held
The Polk township farm bureau meeting will be held at the H. N. Read home Thursday evening March 5. The program includes county agent motion pictures and a report on Mrs. Reid’s Ames trip from the Short Course February 2 to 7. Marshall township to meet March 6 at the school house two miles west of Sharpsburg with an interesting committee planned program. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Township, Farm Bureau
H. N. Read
Reid
Ames
Marshall Township Farm Bureau
Sharpsburg
Pruning Demonstration At Mrs Bertha Longs Place
The event drew neighbors who watched pruning of several old trees and discussed care of young trees spraying timing and methods. Three more demonstrations are slated this week at Cliff Templetons on Monday Roy Wolfs on Tuesday and Wallace Jacksons today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Long
Cliff Templetons
Roy Wolfs
Wallace Jackson
Shipping Association Meeting Set for Mount Ayr March Fourth
All members of the Shipping Association are invited to Mount Ayr on March fourth for a meeting. Discussions will cover rebates loading of cars and care of shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping Association
MT. Ayr
The
Mount Ayr
Feeding and Fertilizing School a Success
Four farming courses on feeding and fertility were held in the county last week drawing 160 farmers. Speakers included Mr. Harry Warner and Mr. Rex Bers-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Warner
Rex Bers
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Ruby Lantz
James Morris
Anna Ruscho
Freda
Shannon City
Joe Junger
Wm. Barber
Topeka Inansas
Farbur
John Airshie
Mary Cross
Ottumwa
Lown
Dave Woods
Cicd Stout
Savannah
Edd Clarkwin
Paul Farris
Jess
Mirs
Esther Cordull
Cross
Conway News
Clyde
Damewood
St. Joseph
John -Mari Ba
Tows
Naponee
Nebr
Geraldyne
Gravity
Glen, Dotts
Myre
A. Blake
Here
Newman
Bellis Farm
Blake Place
Roy Cooper
Clearfield
John Norton
Wayne Simmons
Siam
J. C. Cooper
Wm. Bellis
Ben Bellis
Wes Dunn
Eb Johnson
Frank Wright
T. A. Burrows
Wright
H. M. Buchanan
R. K. Phillips
Garrett Phillips
Frank Cox
Florida
Harold Moore
Vernier Cloyd
O. M. Brown
Lillian Meadows
Mary Moss
Creston
C. D. Hewitt
Maryville
Raymond King
J. H. Dotts
A. B. Corey
Taylor County Record
Free Press
A. W. Hamilin
Wendell Palmer
Mary Palmer
Mark Bryant
Edna Straight
J. H. Chilcote
Gravity News
Athelstan
F. L. Noble
EL. Noble & Son
Cummings & Wells
T.M. Dougherty
Clk
Hill
Farm Bureau News
Farm Bureau Members
Township Farm Bureau
Rhode Island
Red
Cora Kemper
Kemple
East Main Street
Bruce Kemple
Chilcote Bros. & ‘Cummings & Wells
E. C. Dowlin
Wilgon
Hopkins
Ohio
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