Farm Bureau Women Meet at Taylor County Fair
Women from neighboring counties gathered August 2 for final Farm Bureau Women's Committee plans for fairs exhibits on homemaker extension topics from last year. Mrs. Frank Shields presided. talks covered reading, self preservation, time and energy management, meal planning, and artificial corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Fair
County Farm Bureau woMen's Committee
Frank Shields
Slam
Shields
Ray Kernen
Gerald Steen
Gay
Lawrence Saylor
Roy Buchanan
Grant
Lloyd Straight
Henry Bycroft
Holt
Fred Heuer
Edwin Briggs
Nodaway
Don Haynie
Herb Neve
Benton
Evelyn Hunter
County Extension Home
Jack Schoenmann
Blockton
Paul Brummett
Bedford
Cardinals Clip Giants In Opener
The Cardinals defeated the Giants 4-2 to open the midget league season. Larry Poore drove in the deciding run with a fifth inning single after Jess Everhart doubled, breaking a 2-2 tie. Gary Poore and Bill Young led a seven hit Cardinal attack, while Bob Beck struck out six for the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Giants
Larry Poore
Jess Everhart
Gary Poore
Larry
Bob Beck
The
Gi‘ants
Bill Young
el the Bride
Billie Lewis
State Savings Bank
Max Dougherty
Bill Hale
Gamble
RWE Cardinals
Harold Shepherd
Rob Beck
Don Dougherty
Ike Terrell
Babe Young
Bob Dougherty
Hank Krejci
Weston Died at Barnard Inordinary Farm Loss
William N. Weston, farmer, died unexpectedly at 10 a.m. Monday July 28 at his home near Barnard Missouri. He was born in Virginia and belonged to the Masonic lodge at Graham. He had lived 14 years at the Barnard residence and previously farmed near Graham. Survived by wife three sons William of Index Jack a Bedford depot agent Robert a Bedford school faculty member one daughter Mrs Philip Geyer of Graham and several grandchildren. Funeral at Price Funeral home Maryville with burial at Graham cemetery and Masonic graveside rites attended by Bedford residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Weston
Barnard, Mo
Mr. Weston
Virginia
Masonic Lodge
Graham
William Weston
Index
Jack Weston
Bedford
Robert Weston
Bedford School
Philip Geyer
Price Funeral Home
Maryville
Graham, Mo
Bob Weston
Charles BH. Hale
James 8. Taylor
Beryle Hall
Honor Miss Stewart At Colorado College
Miss Janet Stewart mathematics teacher in the Bedford schools is honored by initiation as a member of Kappa Delta Pi at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley during the summer session. The society recognizes scholarship leadership and professional promise in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Stewart
Bedford Schools
Kappa Delta Pi
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Kappa Delta Pl
Meikle Passenger Killed in Kansas Car Crash
John Harold Mekle of St. Louis was killed in an automobile accident near Argonia Kansas on August 2 while en route from St. Louis to Long Beach California for a family reunion. Funeral services in St. Louis precede transport to Bedford for burial at Fairview Cemetery with services at Shum Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harold Mekle
St. Louis
Wso
Argonia
Kans
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Meikle
John Meikie
Bedford
Hortense Meikie
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lyle E Martin Graduates From Northwest Missouri State College
Lyle E Martin son of Mr and Mrs Wm C Martin of Bedford graduated from Northwest Missouri State College Maryville at 10 am August 1 receiving a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with General Science minor. He plans to attend Kansas City Dental College. Attending were his parents sisters Austa and Kathryn and Mrs Martins sister Miss Eula Bond of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle E. Martin
Wm. C. Martin
Bedford
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Lyle
University of Kansas City Dental College
Austa
Kathryn
Red Cross Bloodmobile to Visit Bedford on Sept 29
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Bedford on Monday September 29 as the fall tour's sole stop in Taylor county. Chairwoman Miss Mauce Nelson says the drive aims to supply blood for convalescent servicemen, civilian hospital patients, and a plasma reserve for emergencies, with urgent need continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Taylor County
Bedford
Mauce Nelson
Young Men Fined In Justice Court
Ames Ralph Daniels Richard Wayland Thomas and Wilbur Dean Durfey were arrested by an Iowa state patrolman in Bedford after following them from the south on Highway 148. They pled guilty in Justice Bl Beard's court to consuming beer on a public highway and throwing glass. Daniels faced an additional reckless driving charge. Total fines and costs reached $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Ralph Daniels
Richard Wayland Thomas
Wilbur Dean Durfey
Iowa
Bedford
Ito
Bl Beard
Daniels
Appoint Resolutions Committee Friday
Taylor County Farm Bureau board held its July meeting Friday evening August 1 at the Farm Bureau office. The resolutions committee was appointed with Paul Thompson as chairman and eight members named including Mrs. David Stephens Mrs. Wm Park Herman Wurster Frank Gunson Earl Lewis Frank Potter and J C G Payne. The committee will meet to plan resolutions and attend the district state meeting at the Johnson Hotel in Red Oak on August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Farm Bureau’ Board
Farm Bureau
Paul Thompson
David Stephens
Wm. Park
Herman Wurster
Frank Gunson
Earl Lewis
Frank Potter
J. C G. Payne
Johnson Hotel
Red Oak
County Legion Groups Meet August 12 at Burge Home
American Legion posts of Taylor County and their auxiliary units will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burge east of Conway for a wiener roast Tuesday evening August 12. Families of members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Taylor County
Floyd Burge
Conway
Child Marvin Straight Died July 30
Marvin Joe Straight eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Watner Straight of Clearfield died at 12 45 am July 30 at St Francis hospital after being admitted July 17 He was born January 80 1946 and was a member of the Methodist church His body was returned to Clearfield for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Joe
Watner Straight
Clearfield
St. Francis’ Hospital
Methodist Church
Bring Kuhn Home by Plane
Mr and Mrs Thos L Kuhn returned to Bedford from Rochester Minnesota by plane after cancer of the bone was diagnosed at Mayo Clinic. The trip covered about 350 miles in three hours with Stinson plane arrangements by Ray Shank Clarinda and a car transfer driven by Art King Blockton. Highway No 148 saw brief roadblocks coordinated by Sheriff Harry Lucas and patrolmen with intercommunication aiding the emergency landing and ambulance transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. L. Kuhn
Rochester
Minn
Kuhn
Mayo Clinic
Art King of
Blockton
Shank
Mr. Kuhn
Stephens
Mr. Wetmore
Harry Lucas
Local Health Notes From Community Hospitals
Several residents are listed with medical updates. Elmer Webb of Gravity is improving after a June 7 stroke. Mrs. Loyal Burch is home in Twesday after treatment at St Francis hospital Maryville. Ray Jolson was seriously injured when his arm caught in a hay baler near Bushville. Mrs. Grover Thompson of Hopkins is treated at St Francis hospital Maryville. Tom Fluke of Blockton injured his foot. Moun t Ayr hospital cast placed. Maggie Richey rests at home in Sharpsburg, two weeks. Mrs. Dall Churchill of Sheridan moved to Mercy hospital St Joseph for M ray tests then released. Roger McAlister of Sheridan underwent surgery at Mercy hospital St Joseph. Mark Anderson of New Market is a patient at Veterans hospital Des Moines. Betsy Thompson returned to Maryville hospital for appendicitis follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jolson
Ray Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Guss
Johnson
Bushville
Tom Fluke
Blockton
Mount Ayr Hospital
Anderson
Mark Anderson
New Market
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Ulmer Boy Admitted for Illness in Council Bluffs
Ulmer James Ulmer 11 son of Mr and Mrs Harlan Ulmer of Council Bluffs was admitted to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs last week reported ill with infantile paralysis. Horace Beemer in Hospital in Municipal hospital Clarinda entering there Monday for a diagnosis of a week's illness believed to be a virus infection from a vacation trip to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulmer
Pollo James Ulmer
Harlan Ulmer
Council Bluffs
Mercy Hospital
Horace Beemer
Clarinda
Itla
Colorado
Marriage Licenses Issued in Maryville Area
A marriage license was issued July 31 in Maryville to J. B. Slaten of Blockton and Lois Ferguson of Clearmont. On August 1 Kenneth Andrew Thompson of Earlham Iowa and Gladys Marie Howes of Bedford were licensed to Richard M. Wilson of Gravity. On August 4 Pauline Gladys Chitty of Sharpsburg was licensed to Richard M. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
J. B. Slaten
Blockton
Lois Ferguson
Clearmont
Kenneth Andrew Thompson
Earlham
Iowa
Gladys Marie Howes
Bedford
Richard M. Wilson
Gravity
Pauline Gladys Chitty
Sharpsburg
Giants Rally to Defeat Yankees 4-3 in Extra Innings
Paul Bartlett's Giants triggered a three run surge in the fifth to tie the game 3-3 and edged Ike Terrell's Yankees 4-3 in extras. Harold Shepherd Frankie Wetmore and Jim Lucas each had two hits for the Yankees while Greg Guenther earned the win for the Giants despite a tainted winning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bartlett
Giants
Ike Terrell
Yankees
Yanks
Harold Shepherd
Frankie Wetmore
Jim Lucas
Greg Guenther
Births in Creston Birmingham and Bedford area listed
A daughter named Sheila Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loghry of Creston on July 22. A son named Stephen Hugh was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cagle of Birmingham on July 28. A daughter named Jean Anne was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaffer of Bedford on July 17. A son named Richard Toray was born to Howard Stringen of Hopkins on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Loghry
Creston
Sheila Ann
Loghry
Cecil Cagle
Birmingham
cAla
Stephen Hugh
Cagle
Pamela Hatfield
Bedford
Clyde Shaffer
Jean Anne
Howard Stringen
Hopkins
Richard Toray
Harbour Captures City Golf Championship Title
Bobby Harbour defeated Leonard H Browne 5 and 4 to win the city golf championship. Harbour trailed 2 down after 18 holes but fired a 36 on the back nine to win five holes and go 3 up after 27. Browne, last year’s champion, carded a 43 in the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Harbour
Leonard H. Browne
New City
Harbour
Browne
Bedford hobby show planned by B P W S
The Business and Professional Women's club of Bedford will sponsor its second annual hobby show with date to be announced. Community members may display their hobby collections in the Rhoads building on Main Street, same as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club of Bedford
Rhoads
Main Street
Neighbors Help Ruth Branson With Hay at Gravity Farm
A group of neighbors moved to Mrs. Ruth Branson’s Gravity area farm last week and put up hay. Volunteers included Harry Combs Neal Combs Harlie Diggs Sam Wright John Wright Tommy Moore Horace Nickel Donald Burright and others assisting the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Branson
Gravity
Harry Combs
Neal Combs
Harlie Diggs
Sam Wright
Johnny Wright
Tommy Moore
Horace Nickel
Donald Burright
Tommy Dougherty
New Fire Truck At Emmert Garage
Bedford prepares a new rural fire truck kept at Emmert Motor Sales garage awaiting readiness for a call. The vehicle will be moved to the city fire department once new doorways are installed at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmert Garage
Bedford
Emmert Motor Sales
Jehovahs Witnesses Bible Study Schedule and Meeting Times
Jehovahs Witnesses announce Bible Study Wednesday 8 to 9 p.m. Service meeting and Theocratic ministry 8 to 9:30 p.m. Friday Watchtower Study 9 to 9 p.m. Sunday. All people of good will invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovaws
Witnesses
All People of
Sacred Heart Church Bedford Mass Schedule
Sacred Heart Church Bedford Iowa lists Mass times for Sundays and Holy Days. Masses on 1st 3rd 5th Sundays at 9 30 a m and 2nd 4th Sundays at 7 30 a m with Holy Day masses at 8 00 a m under Rev A S Reisz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Bedford
Iowa
A. S. Reisz
Pastor F H Cowles Weekly Church Schedule
Sunday school at 9 a m with strong attendance in summer weather. Morning worship at 10 a m features the junior choir singing. Youth Fellowship at 7 p m led by Delores Vawter with Mary Lou Damewood as devotion leader. Union Evening services at 8 p m at the Baptist church. Women's Missionary Society meets Tuesday August 12 hosted by Mrs M K Vawter. All who do not attend elsewhere are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship
Delores Vawter
Mary Lou Damewood
Union
the Baptist Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Morning Worship and Church Activities Planned
Morning worship at 1 a.m. follows a Sunday sermon on Christian Responses titled Affirmations of Faith. Sunday school is at 10 a.m. The Church Board meets at the church on Wednesday evening, August 13, and all members are urged to attend.
Metropolis Methodist Church Announces Summer Institute
The Metropolis Methodist Church led by Robt M Peters invites all to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m with the sermon Life s Real Values. The Youth Fellowship Institute travels to Indianola Town from Sunday afternoon Aug 10 to Saturday morning Aug 16 with no MYF service at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metrivodist
M. Peters
HK Russell
Youth Fellowship Institute
Indianola
Church Services and Dedication Planned by Overholts
The message invites participation in next Sunday services including Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. by Mrs. T. J. Overholt. A dedication of children follows the sermon with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p.m. led by J. and Lulu Overholt, pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Overholt
Lulu Overholt
Trumbo Sells Candy Kitchen Interest to Partner
Lloyd Hullinger becomes partner with Ugo Mariotti in Bedford Candy Kitchen ownership and operation. Hullinger started on the new duties Monday as Pinky Trumbo sells his stake and plans to move to California. Mariotti and Trumbo have run the venture with 26 years of combined experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hullinger
Ugo Mariotti
Bedford
Pinky Trumbo
Mr. Mariotti
California
Ugo
4-H Committee Judges Books Taylor County Clubs
Mrs. Jol Baxter chairs a Taylor County 4-H committee to judge and arrange entry records for 15 4-H clubs. Books on display at the county fair show winners for best in clubs including Hopson Price Reemer Wilhelm Gould Lovitt and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Baxter
Taylor County
Farm Bureau
Joan Hopson
Loyal Legion
Karan Price
Washington Farmeretes
Norma Reemer
Holt Lassies
Heather Wilhelm
Gay Guass
Bertha Wintermute
Kay Wintermute
Gay Maidens
Vicki Gould
Bluebirds
Patsy Lovitt
Dallas Delphilitimus
Sondra Sawyer
Clayton Cloverleaf
Rose Evelyn Bix
Mason
Meadowlarks
Evelyn Russell
Ann Walston
Jackson Gingerettes
Julia Brow
Marshall Palst
Geralda Magee
Cheerful Chums
Mary Low Chkmew
Men in Service Updates From World War II Post
Several soldiers and airmen from the region receive orders or return from leave. O'Dell finishes specialized training in Breckenridge and is headed to an eastern port likely bound for Germany. Irvin departs after a 25 day leave for the U. S. M. C. G. air station at Santa Ana California. Michal, after 16 weeks of basic at Fort Riley, is set to the Far Eastern Command and departs for Port Lawton Washington. Ramsey leaves for Parks Air Force Base Pleasanton California for eight weeks of basic training after graduating from Missouri State Teachers College. Dawson sails for Japan and Korea after a ten day furlough in Bedford. Marshall spends two weeks on leave in Bedford after three months heat training at San Diego. Bentley visits Blockton from Fort Knox Kentucky with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Michal
Victor Michal
Blockton
Michal
Fort Riley
Kans
Far Eastern Command
Port Lawton
Wash
Charles Ramsey
Hopkins
Parks
Air Force Base
Pleasanton
Calif
Ramsey
Missouri State Teachers College
Maryville
Marshall
Merle
U. S. Air Force
Lee Marshall
Bedford
San Diego
Westlake, 68, Dies by Hanging on Farm
John Westlake, 68, bachelor of a Lenox area farm, committed suicide by hanging Tuesday morning in his home. Brother Jess Westlake found the body as the deceased, described as despondent, had aided farm work the day before. A note on the kitchen table stated his intent. Sheriff Harry Lucas investigated. body taken to Corning undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Westlake
Lenox
Jess Westlake
Mr. Westlake
Corning
Harry Lucas
Tall Corn Slogan On Car Plates
Taylor county treasurer M. D. Lewis reports 1953 automobile license plates arrived. Auto licenses go on sale December 1. Two plates issued for cars, colors are black letters on white. Each plate carries the Tall Corn State slogan. truck plates omit it. Plates made at Anamosa reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
M. D. Lewis
Anamosa
Methodist Youth Attend Institute at Simpson College
The annual Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute for Creston and Carnell Bluffs districts will be at Simpson College Indianola August 0 to 16. Bedford church youths Mary Blake Vada Ruth Clymons Downa Dunncan Mildred Melvin Bertha Wintermute Kay Wintermute Evelyn Russell Robert Wintermute Sanford Turner Don Turner Howard Putnam Howard Wintermute Joe Livingston attend with Rev and Mrs Robt Peters as faculty. The gospel of Mark is the core basic study guiding projects groups worship and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Carnell Bluffs
Simpson College
Indianola
Auust
Bedford Church
Mary Blake
Vada Ruth Clymons
Downa Dunncan
Mildred Melvin
Bertha Wintermute
Kay Wintermute
Evelyn Russell
Robert Wintermute
Sanford Turner
Don Turner
Howard Putnam
Howard Wintermute
Joe Livingston
Robt
Mo Peters
PMA ELECTION SET FOR SATURDAY AUGUST
Sixteen men from PMA county townships will meet at the PMA office Saturday August 9 at 1030 to elect the county committee. The meeting is open to the public. Over 600 ballots were counted earlier this week as township committees and delegates to name the county committee were voted. Names of the sixteen delegates and township committees are listed with counties and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMA
George Ferguson
Platte
Bil Beech
Grove Henry Bycroft
Holt
Wesley Mains
Nodaway
Harold Hunter
Dallas Plein Griffith
Washington Joe Nichols
Marshall Henry Berges
Grant Prank Tlaldstak
Gay- Note Waldron
Clayton Virgil Vincent
Bedford-Benton
Thomas Hayes
Mason Lewis Hawkee
Polk Glade Keith
Ross Eilis Rowe
Jackson Cullen Wilson
Jefferson
Buildings Having New Fronts In Town
Workmen for the Pittsburgh Plate Glass company installed a new front at Zeller and Livingston’s Clothing Store. Preliminary work is under way on the Taylor County Palmer Mentual building south Court for a new front. The insurance building will have a rebuilt front removing a dated piece and the builder H. B. Moore is noted. Glaser brick will be used and the State Savings Bank also gets a new front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Company
Zeller & Livingston
Taylor County
Parmers Mentual
South Court
Insurance
H. B. Moore
Stew Bedford Feve
Glaser
State Savings Bank
Another Accident East of Town
Sheriff Harry Lucas reports another accident at five mile corner east of Bedford on Highway No 2 where Sheridan road meets the pavement. Saturday afternoon about 4 o clock Donald Wieser 19 of St Joseph Missouri driving an old Plymouth took the curve too fast and wrecked beside the road. Melvin Billiott also of St Joseph rode with Wieser both youths escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lucas
Bedford
Sheridan
Donald Wieser
St. Joseph
Melvin Billiott
Wieser
Rural Schools Open Sept 1 and Pre School Teachers Meet
Taylor county rural schools will open on Labor Day Sept 1. A pre school teachers conference is set for Aug 28 in Bedford from 9 a.m. to 3 39 p.m. A second hand book sale to aid rural school books will run Aug 20 21 and 23 with appraisals at one quarter to three quarters of new price plus three cents per book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Howard Spicknall
Court House
Bedford
Cardinals Capers Triumph Over Yankees 7-1
Larry Poore tossed a 10 strikeout complete game in the Midget League as the Cardinals defeated Terrell's Yankees 7-1. Poore and Krejct each had two hits while Jim Lucas started for the Yanks and Gary Poore finished. Young added a two-for-two for the losers as the Cardinals scored in every inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Poore
Cardinals
Terrell
Yankees
Jim Lucas
Yanks
Gary Poore
Lucas
Larry Krejct
Bill Young
RHE Cardinals
Harold Shepherd
Frankie Wetmore
Harry Lucas
Bob Dougherty
Don Leighton
W. A. Cox Rites Thursday in Bedford
W A Cox 76 died at his Bedford home Tuesday after weeks of illness. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Shum Funeral Home with Rev. Fred H. Cowles officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cox
Bedford
Shum
Fred H. Cowles
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Glen Warren
Atlantic
Elizabeth Snoddy
Percival
W. N. Weston
Barnard
Miss Stewart
Colorado College
John H. Meikle
M.S. C
Tio
County Legion
Straight
Elmer Webb
Thompson
Grover Thompson of
St. Francis Hospital
Richey
Maggie Richey
Mrs. Churchill Home
McAllister
Roger McAlister
Betsy Thompson
Richard Thompson
M. K. Sawyer
Straw Hat
Blesie
Fr. L. Wetmore, Jr
Mr. Kult Oncot
al Stephens
Dosgle Irwin
Chet Phelps
RHE Yankees
Bud Wet- Mmore
Bobby Harbour City
B.p.w.’S
Branson
F. H. Cowles
Pastor
Trumbo
Bill O'Dell
Breckenridge
Germany
Irvin
James R. Irvin
A. Irvin
U.S. M.cg
Toro
Santa Ana
Robert
Dawson
Herve
William H. Dawson
Mra. Opal Gayle
Will Saff
Japan
Korea
Bently
Ft. Knox
Duane L. Bently
Fort Knox
G. M. Bentley
Bentley
Westlake
Methodist
Co. Com
Olive Walter
Gertrude Cordes
Norma Jean Wildt
Betty Johnson
Volva Boyer
Zetta Noble
Daas
Lorraine Elichmg
Ardith Moore
Fay Gaddis
Grace Webb
Eva Journey
Iona Ridnour
Eleanor Miller
Marian Thomas
Mickey Baker
Grove
Dorothy Stream
Mae Burright
Elmerna DeBolt
Lola Monroe
Bessee Egly
Iva Pugh
Thelma Swartz
Neva Tha
Crum
Lola Million
Bailey
Marjorie Wehrkamp
Dunning
Julia Jackson
Daugherty
Ethie Hunter
Titus
Donna Bra
Asti
Clayton
Margaret Book
Ruth Whitaker
Lucile Underwood
Thelma Weaver
Violet Haynie
Gry
Zola Hall
Gladys Busby
Vera Mackey
Washington
Dorothy Knebber
Merle Greeley
Walter Hull
Vera Gold
Mirs. Bryson
Genevea Terbell
Georgia Glasmann
Dorothy Smaulley. Marshall
Bertha Stafford
Jessie Reynolds
Mrs. the Smitty
Edna Neumyer
Hazel Moore
Zula Ferguson
Bertha Eden
Lola Wilson
Vada McColm
Lucile Handstorr
Jackson
Science Ridge
Lilliam
Camel
Forest Grove
Wanda McNutt
Sulberty
Pauline McCune
Works
LaRetta Mor
Athelstan
Upper
Velora Stephenson
Lower
Pansylene Morris
Polk
High Prairie
LaRetta Courtnage
Bebont
Violet Stewarts Valley
Marilyn Rucker
Ross
Vesta Denton
Myra Craham
Elza Fine
Virginia Jackson
Frazer McAllaster
Beverly Crane
Beauna Bartles
Louise White
Siam
Bfiste
Rose Burton
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