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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
3
Subscriptions listed for Taylor and adjoining counties 1 year 6 months 3.50 2.00 elsewhere in United States 4.00 single copy 10c
Rev Stephen Kane pastor conducts masses at 10 am on the 4th Sundays and at 10 am on the 3rd and 5th Sundays. Regular Nobela News brief notes the liturgy times and church events.
The Kingdom Hall at 20 Jefferson St hosts weekly Bible studies including Bible Book Study You May Survive Armageddon in Gods New World on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Ministry Development and Pub- Me Bible speaking class Fridays at 9 p.m. A Sunday program features Public Bible talk at 2 p.m. and Watchtower Study at 3 15 p.m.
John D Kerr pastor leads Sunday worship at 9 30 am and Sunday school follows MK300 notation indicates program.
The Berea Church of Christ offers Bible study at 10 a.m and worship at 11 a.m every Lord's Day Communion at 11 30 a.m Youth Fellowship is at 7 p.m on the first and third Sundays each month located 3 miles south of Bedford.
Pastor Walter Ortmann leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m and evening prayers at 7 45 p m A prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 7 00 p m A camp meeting is planned for August 16 to 25 with additional worship times listed.
Ivo G. Randels, pastor, invites morning worship at 10 45. The church will run a eating stand at the Taylor County Fair offering full meals for breakfast dinner and supper.
Milton Kinney minister announces 9:00 a.m. church school and 10:00 a.m. worship service with welcome for all. The pastor and Mike depart Monday for a weeklong vacation and return Saturday leaving the rest of the family at home. Bereag Jr choir practice is updated this week. WO Sr M Y F activities continue in August.
Mrs. Fred Blood hosted Circle No. 1 of the Presbyterian church in Sharpsburg with ten members present. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burmeister and three sons of Bedford Massachusetts and Irene Gold and Lyman Johnston of Clarinda. Local residents and guests, travel to Spirit Lake and Beal Park for gatherings and birthdays. Roy Kerns mourns his sister's passing in Fresco California, and several families enjoy picnics and visits around town.
Sheridan residents host visitors from Waterloo and White Bird while family ties connect Iowa Idaho and Missouri. The Widows club met at the Methodist church for a share a dish luncheon and the Stitch and Chatter club gathered for afternoon plans. Mrs Henry Smith of Gentry County dies at 79. Amity Lions club marks tenth anniversary luncheon and meeting.
Baptist church announces Colvin Caughey as minister with a Sunday service at 10 30 am followed by communion. Sunday school at 9 30 am. Youth groups meet at 6 30 pm. Boy Scouts meet Monday 7 00 pm. Circles meet Tue Wed at 2 00 pm and 1 00 pm.
Mrs. Glenna Nicholson and grandchildren Gayle and Greg Kamp from Omaha visited Mrs. Boyden in Bedford then stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Blood for several days. Attendees included Belle Phelan, Charles Knott, Annola Toler, Charles Beck, Neya Creftman, Leland Goodlaxon with family. Gayle and Greg returned to Omaha while Nicholson remained longer. Mr. and Mrs. Blood and Mrs. Nicholson later met the Stewart family homecoming from Okinawa.
Dick Janson recounts his experiences as a pioneer APS student abroad with the AFS group. He details meals, classes, and activities aboard ship, time in Rotterdam Hamburg and Jeste burg, travel through Austria to Garda Italy, and friendships with Germans and Americans. He notes autobahn travel, lake Garda beauty, and cultural observations as he enjoys the trip and represents the country.
The United Missionary Church held services on June 9 led by Rev. Ortmann. A B Y F from Bedford led on June 23 with Rev. Caughey and Mr. Ivan Wells. Social events featured a musical program by Bill Livingston Martin Shrimpton and Ralph Briggs. The Junior High Bible school class from Bedford sang for residents. Fourth of July festivities included a picnic lunch and a fireworks display with sparklers by some ladies. Residents enjoyed viewing distant fireworks from Lenox and Bedford.
Notice records the incorporation of Weir Aerial Application Incorporated under Iowa code. It lists July 8 1963 as start, perpetual duration, 200 shares at 100 dollars par, and registered office in Bedford Taylor County with Thomas Lowell Weir as registered agent and director.
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