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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
6
U S Army ROTC offers 800 four year scholarships for high school graduates planning to start college in fall 1969. Applications by January 8 1969 with finalists announced spring 1969. Scholarships cover tuition text books fees plus 50 dollar monthly subsistence and include summer camp period.
The Motor Club of Jtown warns that shorter days raise night time crash risk as drivers and pedestrians share twilight hours. Dan McCarthy notes reduced visibility after sunset and urges wearing white clothing, especially for children returning from after school activities.
Oak Hill residents gathered at the Oak Hill Church on November 24 for a potluck to honor Mr and Mrs Francis Digs on birthday occasions. About 40 friends and relatives attended and presented a postnuptial gift of money. Leslie Jackson Pamela and Patricia along with Leslie Orval visited the Corbin home Sunday afternoon.
A long list of Sharpsburg residents and visitors hosted and joined Thanksgiving dinners across Iowa and Nebraska. Families from Gravity to Bedford and Omaha attended meals at multiple homes including the Blood, Rutledge, Barker, and Perdew households, with guests from Des Moines to Council Bluffs and beyond.
Mrs Cecil Stevens reports Brockton social notes with multiple Thanksgiving visits. Lambley siblings and Fern Lambley attend funeral of Mrs Mattie Clayton. Ed Dykman and family visit from Kansas City. Meeks and Millers host relatives in Grant City Gentry and Ravenwood areas.
The Saville and Wod dett families of Kansas City and the Doyle Saville households hosted and visited relatives over Thanksgiving. Guests included the Kettle and Win ker families from Chicago and Sheridan, Missouri. Glen Bentley traveled to Clarinda to spend Thanksgiving with daughter Pat Campbell and family.
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