Holidays At New Market Churches Plan Mission
The New Market area hosts a preaching mission December 6 to 13 at local churches with daily services. Notables include Rev Harlan Methodist and Rev Boshen Christian Church leading events as families attend and join in musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sek Hall
Apie
Iday
Bissinger
Christian Church
Boshen
Charles S
Arnold
Harlan
M. E. Church
Hawleyville
New Market
Overhulser
Joel Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Thanksgiving guests spread across several farms and towns
Local families hosted relatives and friends for Thanksgiving and weekend visits. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shore and family, the Clark and Shreck households, and appearances by Dor is Morton and others from Clarinda and Parnell. Several attendees traveled from Maryville, Bedford, and Omaha areas.
Clarinda Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Cora Waynor returned Sunday after visiting her daughter Mrs. K C Pitman in Villisea. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Arthur traveled to Omaha to visit his sister Mrs Florence ney holds af Denver. Mrs. Laura Hansell of Clearfield stayed with Mrs. Cora Hayner. The Bayless home hosted Thanksgiving dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bayless. Miss Ethelyn Harris, Maryville college student, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T S Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Apple
Clarinda
Ida McNutt
Harry Glines
Pickering, Mo
Will Simpson
Hopking
H. B. Glines
William Johnson
Hawkeyville
R. A. Pendergraft
O. B. Little
Billy
Creston
Raymond Kralik
Ralph Penddergraft
Ann Adele
Hawleyville
Harold Beaver
14Th Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Roy Beaver
Opal Burns
Beaver
Earl Downing
Shenandoah
Harry Downing
Tilda Whitehead
Garrett McKinley
W. B. Carmichael
Emma Taylor
Charles Wilson
Ray Kralik
Ed Honey
Prescott
Donald McGinnis
Walter Coston
Roy Moore
Clara Duncan
Red Oak
Paul Clark
Jimmie
Joyce Herren
Donald Trumbo
Bedford
H. Hipsley
C. G. Hipsley
Omaha
J. M. Shore
Helen
Washington, D. C
Ben Snively
Willis Snively
Braddyville
Bessie Kelly
Cora Hazelton
Walter Garrison
Joan
Everett Godfrey
Donnie
A. Littlewood
A. Pace
Eldon Roth
Villisea
Robert Malcolm
New Market
S. A. McNutt
Vernon McNutt
Kansas City
Red
L W. Malcolm
A. McNutt
Etta Ware
Barnard
Drydale
Charles Arnold
Clara Rose
R. M. Tuttle
Dean Kent
Joe Radke
Doris Banks
R. B. Kent
Orval Bates
Gravity
Olive Stearm
Sharpsburg
W. D. Peve
Hopkins
Charles Beauchamp
James Pullan
Florence
Rhoda
Leon Hendren
Joe Clowser
Fred Foster
Eldon Harris
Smith Brooks
Gladys Brown
Opal Wallace
John Godfrey
Joe Journey
Stine Journey
Scott McLarnon
Shambaugh
L. N. Crawford
Lincoln
Nebr
Carl Morgan
Homer Foster
Lewis Howard
O. O. Howard
Howard
Gladys Moneyhat
S.A. McNutt
Jesse Posten
St.Joseph
Lloyd Shore
Bilsworth Clark
Brodie Shreck
Baby
B. L
Herbert Gard
Maryville
Doris Morton
Parnell
B. L. Bird
Morton
Robert Anderson
Arnold Johnson
M. R. Parsons
B. A. Wilson
Paul Corbin
Graham Herning
Chillicothe Business College
Everett
Corbin
Charles Washam
Wall Lake
Iowa
C. S. Arnold
Harryette Pullan
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Edna McArthur
Wilma McArthur
Margaret Boyer
Sioux City
Jimmie Pullan
Carl Moorman
Virginia Lea
Ralph Bayless
Newt Milhone
Ethelyn Harris
College At
T. S. Harris
Taylor County Board Proceedings November 1936
Taylor County Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with all members present. Claims were approved for poor relief provisions, fuel, nursing and salaries including Bush Frank 10.20, Bedford Wholesale Fruit Co. aca, Hoods Grocery 17.34, Mrs. Garnett 16.25, Gillette Alleen 15. el, and others totaling 42.84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Henderson
C. J
Jenkins
Verna
Ledgerwood
Joe
Lowry
Mary R
Roy Landros
Little, J. M
Moody, J. E
Taylor County Board appoints agent for tax sale notices
The Taylor County Iowa Board of Supervisors adjourns November 2 1936 and resolves to appoint C W Cornell as agent to serve notices of expiration under the Public Bidder Scavenger Sale. Cornell will file returns with the County Treasurer under supervision of the County Auditor. The board adjourns to December 7 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Taylor County
C. W. Cornell
C. E. Gaines
T. F. Armstrong
Harry O'Timberlake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Katherine Wood
St. Louis
Lydia Tyner
Helen McIntosh
Dorothy Abbott
Leon
Beulah Brand
Thayer
Grand Island
C. ¥. Gray
Sheridan
Rose Altha Kenagy
College Springs
Ed .S. Bird
Hopkins and
Pickering
RK. H. Watson
Gabie Merritt
New Market O.ks
Alice Harris
Siam
Zona Posten
Gertrude Posten
Price
Eunice Melvin
Eula Clayton
Fannie Shields
Stewart
Fred Melvin
Methodist Sunday School
Estelle Hipsley
Genevieve’ Pendergraft
Essie Pratt
C. E. Burton
NEW Market Society
Rhetta Herren
Walter Noble
Freddy
J. D. Herren
B. Noble
David Herren
Joyce
Harry Lucas
Vernon Hamilton
Mary Hamilton
Edith
Hugh Hamilton
Treneelne
Ora
Drennen
George Combs
Genevieve
Orlene
William Hutchinson
Joe Foster
Kenneth, Abbott
Date Combs
Harry Nevin
Herschel Harris
Homme
Iwelcome Tay Prize
Bert Enfield
Man
Dennis
Kenneth
Ray
Ralph
Tommy
Olive Dougherty
Max
Freddy Carpenter
Dale Peterman
Dale Dean
Jennings Beery
Paul
Margaret
Thelma
Donald
Lowell
Busy Bee Club
Earl McAlpin
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
QO. E. Daugherty
Red Cross Society
American Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Andrews
Will Harper
Cart Johnson
F. J. Schreck
Mildred Wood
Ruth Dennis
Arnold Bashor
George VanHorn
Mrs
Walter Farrell
Turner Card Club
Mrs. Stine Journey
Mr. and
Mira
John H. Kendall
F. A. Robinson
Loran Lynch
Villisca
Bill McIntyre
RR. Watson
Will Penwell
Opal
Harold Penwell
Elvin Wells
Edie Haper
Everett Bryson
Elizabeth ‘Penwell
S. E. Raynor
H. B. Copenhaver
John Stafford
Iown-Nebraska Light
Shisa
Dew Brop Inn
Mt. Ayr Cleaners
Taylor County Board Proceedings
Cine Crew
The
Bedford Times-Press
Schoenmann
United Food
Provis Fone Nee Vogel
Wildman
J. E
Yellers Grocery
NTV
Maxine
Help In Co. Auditor's Office
Harvey
Frank Smith
Belle C. Strange
Elizabeth Bentley
Mary Keith
Mary J. Malcolm
Mary Etta
Bowman
W. C. McNutt
Ida B
Harry Timberlake I
Thos. L. Kuhn
Harry Timberlake
Standard Products
Stanalex
Orville Jefferies
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