New Market Man Henry Morgan Brown Dies at 72
Henry Morgan Brown died at his New Market home on November 19 1938 aged 72. He was born January 22 1866 in Fulton County near Canton Illinois. He married Clara J Worrell in 1890 and had eight children seven living Charles Jesse Henry Jr Alena Pace Bertha Miller Robert Alice Pree. He lived in Missouri Iowa and finally New Market. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with burial in Memory Cemetery. He is survived by his wife eleven other descendants including seventeen grandchildren one brother and a sister.
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H. M. Brown
Henry Morgan Brown
Eli
Mary Brown
Fulton County
Canton
Ill
New Market
Clara J. Worrell
Charles
Jesse
Henry Jr
Alena Pace
Bertha Miller
Robert
Conway
Alice Pree
Norwich
Barton County
Iowa
Page
Taylor
Nodaway River
Fitzgerald
Clara Brown
William Brown
James Wheat
Canton, Tl
Elmer Walters
Beaconsfield
Colorado
Nina Worrell
Edward
Council Bluffs
Paul Clark
Worrell
Ida McNutt
Loren Lobaugh
Washington, Kans
Will Steeves
John Briggs
Shenandoah
Chester Williams
Kansas
J. H. Hipsley
M. E. Pace
Fay
W. D. Peve
Hopkins
Dell Morton
Parnell
Edd Bird
Sarah Miller
Roy Miller
Yorktown
Fred Miller
Guss
Clarence Fine
F. W. Beeler
James Cranston
Odeboldt
Fay McKinnon
New York City
Ruth Dennis
Lloyd
Keystone
Clara Duncan
John Sparguar
Omaha
del Morton
Doris
Metta
Donald Morton
Harrison Fawcett
Bedford
Ralph Hicks
Grateful Thanks From Brown Family for Support
The Brown family thanks relatives neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of our husband and father offering flowers and help. All were greatly appreciated from Mrs H M Brown and Family.
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H. M. Brown
Attendants at H. M. Brown Funeral From Nearby Towns
Persons from Canton and nearby communities attended the funeral service for H. M. Brown on Monday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wheat Mrs. Eli Bryan Mrs. Robert Worrell and Clyde Worrell son Mrs. Frank Ford all of Canton Ill Mr. and Mrs. Claude Worrell and Mrs. Henry Snyder of London Mills Ill and Mrs. Robert Morse of Fairview Ill.
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Brown
H. M. Brown
James F. Wheat
Eli Bryan
Robert Worrell
Clyde
Frank Ford
Canton
Ill
Claude Worrell
Henry Snyder
London, Mills, Il
Robert Morse
Fairview
Basher Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Arnold Basher marked their Silver Wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering for fifty seven relatives. Guests assembled at the Basher home on Sunday after the Friday celebration, bringing dinners and presenting a set of silverware.
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Basher
Charles Combs
Velma
Alvin McAlpin
Hepburn
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Gravity
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Dewey Combs
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Edmond Basher
Pearl
Hazel
Harlan Howes
Dale Infram
Court Leaverton
Dennis McAlpin
la Vonne Fidler
Methodist Church plans roof and decor with events
Rev. Robert Giles leads a campaign for a new church roof while women handle interior decoration. A December chicken fry offers all the chicken guests can eat. December 18 features a morning sermon by President John Owen Gross of Shepson College. December 4 schedule lists services and Epworth League at 5 PM led by Virginia Lee Wilcox. An every member canvass for pledges is underway. The Builders Class Club meets December 16 at Mrs Leona Werts. Social events note a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Smith Brooks with several local attendees. O E S officers are elected at the Tuesday meeting.
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Robert Giles
John Owen Gross
Shepson College
Indianola
Epworth
Virginia Lee Wilcox
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Thanksgiving guest lists fill area homes with broad reach
Several Thanksgiving dinners and gatherings span Bedford Clarinda and surrounding towns. Local families hosted friends and relatives from Ames to Maryville with varied lists of visitors, while seniors and church groups held meals and meetings. Many names appear repeatedly among hosts and guests across Jennings and Adams counties.
Farm Women to Discuss Factors Affecting Homes
Farm women meet Wednesday December 7 at the Bedford Public Library basement to talk about what shapes living conditions for their families. Vera Akers notes outside influences determine whether homes have a bathtub and access to education. Mrs N May Larson from Iowa State Extension will attend to discuss goals for the home economics program and plan the spring achievement day.
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Vera Akers
John and
Mary
N. May Larson
Iowa State College Extension Service
County Home Project Committee
Mixzs Akers Tid
FTC Sets Shrinkage Label Rules for Cotton Goods
Miss Vera Akers announces new FTC guidelines requiring cotton yard goods to disclose exact shrinkage amounts. Labels must state not only if fabric is pre shrunk but also guarantee a maximum shrinkage percentage, applying to yardage and garments alike.
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Federal Trade Commission
Vera Akers
Miss Akers
Three New American Tales Offer Varied Reading
Mrs. Frank Beebs presents CAt the Library and Michael Foster reviews American Dreams. M Harold Sinclair discusses American Years and Clyde Brian Davis contributes The Great American Novel. The trio offers engaging narratives with action strong characters and prose.
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Frank Beebs
Michael Foster
M Harold Sinclair
Clyde Brian Davis
War in China America's Role in the Far East
The Foreign Policy Association publishes a 94 page study by Variant Fry with Henry Adams Grant maps and charts. It examines Far East events and causes with a neutral recounting of alternatives facing U.S. policy and promotes clearer thinking beyond propaganda.
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America
Far East
Fry
Henry Adams Grant
Foreign Policy Association Incorporated
Bedford Library
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Charles S Roe obituary in Bedford dies at 53
Charles Sumner Roe died at his Bedford home on Saturday November 26 after months of ill health from a second stroke. Funeral services were conducted by Rev C Max Buck at Wetmore Funeral Home with burial in Fairview cemetery. He was born July 14 1885 in Taylor County, the youngest son of John and Mary Roe, and lived on a farm west of Blockton since childhood.
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Charles S. Roe
Charles Roe
Bedford
Wetmore
C. Max Buck
Fairview
Charles Sumner
John
Mary Roe
Taylor County
Local Man Remains in Bedford After Life of Faith
The obituary notes a Bedford resident who moved there after life elsewhere and spent his remaining years in the town. He leaves behind his father John H. Roe of Bedford and siblings George Roe Riverton Nebraska Etta Miller Arkоe Missouri Maude Barnes Bedford. His mother died November 10 1918 and sister Blanche Daugherty on November 30 1937. He joined Mt Zion Baptist Church and later transferred membership to Bedford church.
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Bedford
John H. Roe
George Roe
Riverton
Nebr
Etta Miller
Arkoe
Maude Barnes
Blanche Daugherty
The
Baptist Church
Mt. Zion
Bedford Church
Thanks for kindness after our son's passing
We express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for condolences and sympathy during the long illness and after the death of our son and brother Charles H. Roe. Pd John H. Roe and family
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Charles H. Roe
John H. Roe
Thanks to Friends for Help and Dinner
The Ward Campbells express gratitude to kind friends and neighbors for harvesting their corn and the pleasant dinner provided.
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Mrs
Ward Campbell
Church Meetings and Family Visits In Athelstane
Athelstan residents report family visits and church activities. Clyde Branson and family with Lucy Caudle from Maryville visited Har ley Scott. Balch relatives traveled to St Joseph for a weekend. Walley Carroll family and Grace Murray toured Grant City on a business trip. Dayhoff couple from Clarinda assist Holiness church meetings. Adams preached at both churches. Burns and Jenkins visited G W Black at Sheridan.
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Lucy Caudle
Maryville
Harley Scott
Grace Balch
Bettie Balch
John Balch
St. Joseph
Walley Carroll
Grace Murray
Grant City
J. E. Dayhoff
Clarinda
Holiness Church
Notice of Appraisement for Inheritance Tax in Taylor County
In the District Court of Iowa Taylor County Probate No. 5218 the appraisers for Taylor County announce a public appraisement of the estate of J. B. McKee deceased. The time is 10:00 AM December 20 1938 at the Clerk of the District Court office to determine real and personal property values for inheritance tax. Hearings allowed. final filing December 24 1938.
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State of Iowa
Taylor County
J. B. McKee
Leo J. Wegman
State of
Iowa
Ella McKee
Charlie McKee
Ralph McKee
Laura McKee
John E. McKee
Anna Tabor
W. H. McKee
Mary Anderson
Schuyler Kirtley
Cecil May Mitchell
Nellie Blue Brown
Anna Lea Shank
Lloyd Clark Mitchell
Eva Elizabeth Magill
Olive Odell Baily
District Court
County of
Taylor
Richard Campbell
Elmer T. Brice
M. A. Sawyer
Notice of executrix appointment in Taylor County Iowa
Notice is given that on November 25 1938 the District Court of Taylor County Iowa appointed Senia Jane Young executrix of the estate of T T Young deceased. All debts should be paid to the executrix and all claims presented to the court for allowance.
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District Court
Taylor County
Iowa
T.t.young
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