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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
6
Classified items include a Warm I Méining heating stove by Paul Bliese in Bedford, an 8-tube Majestic Console power-pack radio by Wayne Kysar in Gravity, and a qualified circulating heater by John Gravett in Bedford. Each item shows a 50-21 or 50-2t code.
For guaranteed radio aid appliance repairing see Jack Marley at Bedford Battery Co. 34-12 Guaranteed service on your washer gas engine motors and all small appliances. Expert radio service. STONE & HOLMES 403 Main Phone 25 tf Thin sows and good pigs wanted Call Ray Dawson Phone 53SR. Biers Livestock Co Mendota Hatchery Flocks Wanted immediately All breeds long buying season. Come in and make your culling appointment. Card of thanks and hospital recovery thanks to neighbors friends who helped after Mr Wiley accident. Mrs and Mrs Dick Wiley family. Card of thanks to friends after illness and death Miss Maggie Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie McKay, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brown listed as attendees in the social column.
The Douglass family, Charles O. Douglass and family, and Mr and Mrs Cecil A. Douglass and family thank friends for kindness during the burial of Mrs Laura Douglass in Bedford. Your thoughtful deeds provided great comfort and will be remembered fondly.
Martha J. Russell expresses thanks for the kindness shown after the death of her sister Margaret A. Russell. She notes the beautiful flowers, many cards and letters, and flowers sent during illness.
The Hughes and Thum families and Miss Linnie Butts and the Butts families express gratitude for acts of sympathy flowers and messages received during their recent bereavement.
James A. Lucas Bedford, longtime Iowa commerce counsel since 1942, to become first assistant attorney general of Iowa replacing R. G. Yoder. Lucas, a former Taylor county representative, will earn 5000 dollars a year. Yoder was elected district judge for the sixth judicial district.
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