14 Apr 1955
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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1955
Page
1
Advertisement proposes a chance to own a Rawleighs business in Corning Lenox or Bedford with LAD-919-GG Freeport address for applications. It invites dissatisfied workers to consider a D business of their own and to write for details.
State of Iowa Taylor County will hold a public auction at 2:00 PM on April 27 1955 at Bedford Court House to sell real estate seized by a general execution from Polk County district court clerk in favor of Allied Building Credits and against a defendant.
The South Half of the South east Quarter of Section 36 Township 69 Range 34 West of the Fourth Principal Meridian in Taylor County Iowa is sold under writ of execution to satisfy costs. Sheriff Harry E. Lucas at Bedford Iowa dated March 2 1955 with KR & Mannheimer as plaintiff attorneys at 500 Fleming Building Des Moines Iowa.
Ross Township Extension club met Friday April 1 at Mrs Frank Jones with nine members present. Mrs Lee Moeller led a lesson on pictures and making picture frames. Co host cases were Mrs Hubert Hensley.
Mrs John Baxter and attendee conclude the session with the statement that this will be the last meeting until next fall.
The Loyal Legion 4-H club met March 28 1955 at Bonnie John home with nine members and two visitors. Members heard talks and demonstrations by Lole Buzzard Bonnie John Lena Moeller and Lois Davidson followed by the 4-H pledge. Next meeting to be at Connie Newbury home.
The Gay Boys 4-H met at the home of Kenneth and Bill Avey on April 4 for a quiz and discussion on Fire Prevention led by Ray mond Gayle. Joe Livingston spoke on Fire Fighting Equipment Needed on Farms while Barbara Thomp son and Theresa Ryan presented What To Do In Case of a Fire.
A brief quotation emphasizes that listening is essential to freedom, arguing that the right to speak begins liberty but true importance arises from hearing others. The remark by Walter Lippmann highlights the civic value of listening in democratic discourse.
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