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Newspaper

Bedford Times Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1933

Page

6

Farm Bureau Case Goes to High Court

Taylor county farm bureau seeks $2000 annual appropriation from the board of supervisors. Local district court judge overruled a motion to dismiss. Supervisors appeal to the state supreme court arguing improper action and defective charter and certificate.

The Supreme Court Tayco Taylor County Farm Bureau Board of Supervisors Roger Warin John Haddock Supreme Court Taylor County District Court Board ‘of Supervisors M. R. Brant Wisdom & Kirketey George A. Johnson Johnson Warin Haddock Bureau

Bedford Post 164 Veterans Meet with Percy Lainson Guests

Sixty five World War I veterans attended Bedford Post No. 164's regular meeting in Bedford Legfont hall. Percy Lainson of Council Bluffs district commander and Bob Archie of Sidney were among district guests with representation from multiple posts in seven counties. Corning led 7th district membership with 18 delegates. other posts from New Market Lenox Sidney Shenandoah Glenwood Council Bluffs Clarinda and Bedford were present. Actions included sponsoring winter dances and paying Carl Hanshaw’s membership as a Christmas gift, shifting meetings to biweekly for three months, and forming a committee for the January 2 gathering. Entertainment featured Billie Salter and a high school trio, with refreshments served.

Bedford Post No Bedford Legfont Hall Percy Lainson Council Bluffs Bob Archie Sidney Corning New Market Lenox Shenandegh Glenwood Council ‘Bluffs Clarinda Bedford Carl Hanshaw James A. Lucas George Cobb Ed Bray Billie Salter Scottie Harry Lauder Wilmar Anderson Betty Brice Pauline Anderson

Lees Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary at Home

Mr and Mrs J W Lee Sr of Bedford area mark their fiftieth anniversary with a noon dinner at their south Bedford residence attended by six children and families. An afternoon open house from two to five welcomes friends and neighbors.

J. W. Lee Bedford Will Vaneatta Douglas ‘Turner Glen Ernest Calvin Lee James Lee John Lee

Divorce Granted as Jury Called Later in Taylor County

Mrs Vera Greenway was granted a divorce from Fred Greenway on Monday by Judge Homer A Fuller in Taylor County district court. Petit jurors were notified Saturday that their service would not be required until a week later.

Christmas Seal Drive Launched in Bedford

Supt. A J Gregerson launched the 1933 Christmas Seal sale by buying the first health bond. Twenty two thousand seals were mailed this week. Local groups including Methodist Ladies Aid and Presbyterian Ladies Aid societies join in the effort with Miss Linnie Frank directing seal sales in schools. Bangle Day is set for Wednesday December 13 in the afternoon.

A. J. Gregerson Bedford Methodist Ladies Aid Society Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society P. E Sisterhood Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion The Civic League Det Aes Linnie Frank Parent-Teacher Association M. L. Page M. D. Lewis M. Z. Hendren Ella Clark G. W. Hook Ray Kennedy C. B. Walters

Wood cutting for church by Bedford group

Reverend J C Harris pastor of the Church of Christ led a team of men in the Salter timber south of Bedford on Tuesday this week and Tuesday last week. They cut and sawed wood for church use, producing about fifty loads ready for use.

J. C. Harris Church of Christ Salter Bedford

Young Crib Is Sealed First In the County

C. H. Young of Sharpsburg becomes the first Taylor county resident to file his farm warehouse certificates for registration under the corn loan program. Certificates show three of Young’s cribs sealed, totaling 2163 bushels, enabling loans once approved. Around 100 farmers have signed at the corn loan headquarters to cooperate, with sealers soon visiting more farms.

C. H. Young Sharpsburg Nelle Thomas H. M Buchanan Taylor County Young Corn Loan Farm Bureau Bureau Jackson Mason

Professor Brags Of Real Fighters At Speakeasy Bar

A shabby old school gentleman at a speakeasy lunch counter orders liverwurst and crackers then challenges modern prizefighters. He argues the era’s boxers are mere adagio dancers while recalling legends like Sullivan and Fitzsimmons. The scene shifts to county officials and a mounting tension as a marriage license note hints at wider events.

Henry DiDougherty O Redford Gome Sullivans Fit Bedford

Anchor Club In Alst Annual Meet

The forty first annual Anchor club reunion, originated in Conway, was held at Hotel Fort Des Moines in Des Moines over three days. Attendees included L. E. Phillips Bartlesville Oklahoma Guy Liggett Omaha A M Huston Pawnee City Nebraska C C Zingg Boulder Col Claude Fisher L E Ellis and G A Holland Des Moines. Walter H Lake of Bedford, the club’s remaining member, died two years ago.

Anchor Club Conway Hotel Fort Des Moines Des Moines L. E. Phillips Bartlesville Okla Guy Liggett Omaha A. M. Huston Pawnee City Nebr C. C. Zingg Boulder, Cole Claude, Fisher L. E. Ellis G. A. Holland Walter H. Lake of Bedford

Youngster Kills 74-lb Jack Rabbit in Bedford

Nash, 15, son of Mr. Brooks Nash of south Bedford, shot a 74 pound jack rabbit Saturday morning near his home. He spotted the animal in a pasture while hunting and, with a .22 rifle, slipped within range for a clean heart shot. His father supplied details, and Nash brought the carcass to town to show and find a buyer.

Maudlin Wins Second Time In Lions Wood Chop Contest

Charles Maudlin of Bedford defended his Lions club wood chopping title by conquering a 16 inch willow log in four minutes 15 seconds. Brooks Nash placed second and D J Kingsley third with other Bedford and Mount Ayr entrants. First prize was rubber overshoes. women's division winner was Mrs W M Hughes with prizes including a roaster and a fruit and vegetable ricer.

Charles Maudlin Bedford Taylor County Lions Club Maudlin Brooks Nash D. J. Kingsley Suntan Elvi Gee W. M. Hughes A. L. Straight Rollie Ridnour James Fletchall Mount Ayr Harlan Miller Bred Weingarth Columbia

Merchants Plan Christmas Displays in Bedford

City owned strings of colored lights will not be used this year as the Community Club voted. Most businesses will display Christmas trees in curb sockets decorated with larger trees purchased the first of the week. Sections of lights will be cleaned out for trees. Street widening and curb work on gutters continue. Weather permitting, work will finish before Christmas shopping begins. Stores prep holiday decorations and gift goods arrive, with only 14 shopping days left before Christmas.

Bedford Community Club

Railroad Rates Cut After Twenty Five Years

The Burlington road announces a reduction in basic passenger rates from 3.6 cents per mile to 2 cents per mile in this week's Times-Press ad. This marks the first rate decrease in a quarter century.

Burlington Road

Local Marriage Licenses Issued This Week

The county clerk issued licenses including Ed Christy and Lucile Corliss of Lenox on November 29, Edwin Beal 22 and Dorothy Boyer 18 of Bedford on December 1, Roy Mathews 22 of Clarinda and Aletha Loghry 21 of Villisca on December 2.

Pearl Nelson Ed Christy Lucile Corliss Lenox Edwin Beal Dorothy Boyer Bedford Dee Roy Mathews Clarinda Aletha’ Loghry Villisca

Donor pledges $100 for Taylor county lake dream

A former Taylor county resident urges support for a proposed lake and recreation area between Bedford and Conway. Allan Hamblin of Bedford writes from Omaha that all-weather roads, business for merchants, land value increases, and erosion work are needed. Guy Liggett and his wife commit $100 to help. many Taylor county natives are expected to contribute.

Taylor County Conway High Prairie Times-Press Iowa Nebr Allan Hamblin Bedford Allan Middle Hundred Middle River Minnesota Old Taylor County

Judge Fuller Assigns Taylor County Court Docket

Judge Homer A. Fuller presides over Taylor County district court with a new case schedule. On Monday December 11 Hatfield versus Townsend Prather versus Meikle Page versus Armstrong. Wednesday December 13 Gilleland versus Bordner Cooper versus Gold Glasgow versus Orme. Thursday December 14 Nelson versus Becherer Shepherd versus Williams Becherer versus Becherer. Jurors to report for service Monday.

Taylor County District Court Homer A. Fuller Hatfield Townsend Prather Meikle Page Armstrong Gilleland Bordner Cooper Gold Glassgow Orme Nelson Becherer Shepherd Williams

Clearfield School Looted Thursday

The Clearfield schoolhouse was broken into Thursday night, with $190 in cash stolen from the superintendent W H McFarland's office safe. Sheriff Tom Lacy and Deputy Ivan Wells investigated after entry via a window and the knob knocked from the safe. Envelopes with the cash were emptied, papers left in a chair, and other valuables untouched.

Clearfield W. H. McFarland Tom Lacy Ivan Wells

Taylor Countians Secure Personal License Plate Numbers

County treasurer L. L. Moore notes residents regularly reserve special auto numbers by paying early. Car owners like Ben Fuller with 1111, H. P. Jaqua with 87, A. W. Hamblin with 400, and A. A. Taylor with 60 and 61 have held numbers for multiple years. Moore reminds fees must be in by December and hopes drivers wait to decide until after January 1 if state rates may drop.

L. L. Moore Mr. Moore Ben Fuller H. P. Jaqua Carl Weingarth Austin E. R. Bowen Conway O. J. Kirketey T. F. Armstrong A. W. Hamblin E. C. Bowlin Bedford A. A. ‘Taylor Conway Hea A. L. Stearns Moore Ein Hs

CWA Aid For Forty-Four Out School Projects

The bulletin from Agnes Samuelson, Iowa public instructions chief, cites federal Public Works funds to repair school facilities at B H S and other districts. Local authorities are urged to cooperate to place unemployed workers, with Taylor county boards urged to investigate. Bedford basketball practice reports 44 players, with two lettermen, and coach A D Sabin aiming to trim to fifteen. upcoming game with Gravity noted.

Civic, Works Administration Anna Churchill Agnes Samuelson Department of Public Instructions of Iowa Deniss Samuelson George F. Zook United States Commissioner of Education Taylor County Churchill Bedford High School Bedford Jack Orth Howard Irwin A. D. Sabin Andy" Anderson Sabin Gravity Evar

Second Gift Day Is Set in Bedford

A gift day event in Bedford drew a good crowd with 35 pairs of double blankets distributed to gift day ticket holders from the Court and Main streets platform. The next gift day is scheduled for Wednesday, December 13, at 3 p.m., with 35 bags of 25 pounds of sugar to be handed out. Committee members Frank Wetmore H. E. Mathew and Joe Deardorff are coordinating December arrangements.

Bedford Court Frank Wetmore H. E. Mathew Joe Deardorff

McCormick Receives Promotion to West Tennessee Forestry Post

L. E. McCormick, now west Tennessee district forester overseeing all territory west of the Tennessee river, is promoted to new duties in Jackson, Tennessee. He directs reforestation, fire suppression, nursery work, and oversees five crews in west Tennessee. He is an Ames graduate and formerly supervised a reforestation camp at Kenzie, Tennessee.

L. &. McCormick Bedford O Jackson Tenn McCormick West Tennessee Tennessee River Ames Kenzie

Economy Store Opens by Mr and Mrs Leland Duncan

Mr and Mrs Leland Duncan announce the opening of The Economy Store this Saturday as advertised in the Times-Press. The couple traveled to Kansas City this week to purchase merchandise for the new shop located on East Main Street.

Leland Duncan Times-Press Kansas City Jeast Main Street

Packages Should Be Mailed Early For Christmas

Bedford postmaster Carrol Nelson urges early mailing to ensure delivery before Christmas. Schedule ranges from Dec 15 to 21 covering coastal, western, southwestern, near western, southern and eastern states. Insure valuables, mark fragile parcels, and avoid placing seals on mail fronts. Also, Ruth Christianson resigns from Bedford schools to teach in Perry, Iowa after holidays.

Carrol Nelson Bedford Nelson Pacific Coast Montana Arizona Texas N. Dakota Kansas Colorado Arkansas Florida New York

Murray To Be Here For Farm Bureau Meeting

Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray of Des Moines plans to attend the Taylo county farm bureau annual meeting on December 1 if possible, according to a letter from Deg Maines to local officials. Griswolds Adopt Child In Chicago a couple adopted a six week old girl named Honor Griswold, daughter of S E Thompson of Bedford.

Ray Murray Des Moines Taylo County Farm Bureau Deg Maines Griswolgs Edwin’ Griswol Chicago Griswold S. E. Thompson Bedford Hjinor

127 Men Of County On Civic Works

127 men are now on the payroll in Taylor county employed on Civil Works Administration projects. Work started this week on several county projects including Bedford street widening for about 30 unskilled laborers, and grounds improvements at the pumping station. The board seeks Des Moines approval for a courthouse interior redecorating and county home repainting at a total of about 1,437.50 for unskilled labor plus 306 for skilled labor, with 16 painters to be hired if approved.

Taylor County Civil Works Administration Donavan Muse C.M. Crowell Des Moines Bedford Board of Supervisors Taylor County Court House Conway Civil Work Administration Clearfield

Young Demos Hold Meeting in Bedford Clubrooms

About 50 attended a meeting of the Young Democratic Club of Taylor county in Bedford community club rooms Wednesday evening. Elmer Brice and Johr Haddock gave talks noting that members of the club and other young Democratic clubs nationwide will soon assume control over governmental affairs. The meeting was adjourned to be held in late January with district sponsors of the Democratic clubs present.

Young Democratic Club Taylor County Bedford Elmer Brice Johr Haddock Brice Haddock Wil Governmntal Atatrst

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lees Gregerson First Floyd Arnold Iowa State ‘College William T. Meikle Tay- Tor Taylor Adams Ringgold Decatur Wayne Jone Professor Bouncer T-P New Lake Guy Ligzett Fuller Clearfield School CWA B.H.S L. E. McCormick Miss Christianson Perry Ruth Christianson Bedford Schools G Murray Athelstan Blockton Young Demos
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