New Market Residents Share Christmas Wishes From Pueblo
Mrs Elvira Lunsford 86, living in Pueblo with daughter Mrs Crane, reports good health and enjoys drives reads Bedford Times-Press and plans for a merry Christmas. In Clarinda high school, semi final declamatory contest held Dec 4 with twelve contestants. four chosen for final. Irene Martin judge. Guests at Rex Moorman home in Clarinda for bridge party. Another division held Dec 10 with eight contestants. four to final. Contestants listed with titles. music by girls quartette and Violet Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Lunsford
Pueblo
Cole
Charles ‘Crane
Crane
Bedford Times-Press
New Market
Neil Pella
Ruth Shields
Glen Cade
Victor Johnson
Irene ‘Martin
Clarinda High School
Richard Burton
Marvin Hicks
Ethelyn Harris
Wade Crawford
Violet Crowell
Irene Martin
Thomas Chaney Dies at 65 in New Market
Thomas Chaney 65 died Wednesday at his New Market home. Funeral held at Christian church led by Rev. E. B. Osborne, burial at Memory cemetery. Born in Page county in 1869. wife died 1914. a son died 1920. Survived by sister Mary Criss and many nieces and nephews. Candle Light Vesper honors by Girl Reserves Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with Miss Helen Pfrimmer as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chaney
New Market
Christian Church
E. B. Osborne
Memory Cemetery
Page County
Mary Criss
St. Paul
Nebr
John Criss
Tekemah
Louis Criss
Methodist Church
Helen Pfrimmer
Chariton
Hopkins Fraternal Officers Elected for 1935 Year
Hopkins fraternal groups elect officers for 1935 including Eastern Star and Royal Neighbors posts. Installation planned. Christmas plans include treats and a Santa Claus, toy drive for relief families. Funeral held for Edward Mobley. church programs and club meetings noted. High school basketball wins. honor roll listed across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Eastern Star
Charles Wallace
Richard Chaney
Stanley Swanson
Amy Laipple
J. G. Rusk
Wren Peye
Katherine Browne
Children of Relief
Crawford Guests and Local Club Activities Chronicle
Social notes record Miss Selah Trowbridge Miss Ida McNutt and Mrs Leafy Pace as dinner guests of Miss Lilly Crawford. Families attend Sunday dinner at Mrs Lillian Bromley. Quilting club held an all day meeting with nine members two visitors. Doris Wallace celebrated her ninth birthday with fifteen guests and games. Ladies Aid planned Christmas cookies to be sent to St Louis orphans home. Graceful Gravity folks visited the Bayless home in Bayless. Mr and Mrs Kent Wallace hosted a bridge party with four tables and prizes. Methodist Aid held an all day quilting session at Mrs Karl Johnson home. Missionary Society met at Mrs R R Watson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Crawford
Clarinda
Miles Shore
L. M. Kirby
Bedford
Frank "Smith
Shenandoah
D. B. Pace
Methodist Church
Walter Nobles
Rhoda Watson
Glenwood
R. R. Watson
Hyman Hill
Arvilla Hartman
Arthur Gaddis
James Taylor
Sam. Hayes
George Combs
Kenneth Abbott
Fred Noble
Eula Noble
Fayetteville
Ark
R. R. Wallace
New Plymouth
Omaha
Masie Noble
Maryville
Daisy Pinkerton
Shambaugh
W. L. Abbott
Loveland
Colo
Paul Clark
B. L. Clark
B. L. Clark & Son
Glen Porter
Carbon
Iowa
Vanzo Drennen
Ed Howes
Clar
Inda
Frank Cade
Thelma Pullan
J. B. Marsell
Verne Abbott
Ralph Bayles
Guy Pace
Iamily
Carrie Parker
Joe Lake
Frank Savage
Grant Owens
Coin
W. W. Kratzer
Glen
Lincoln
Nevin
Des Moines
New Market
Emma Humphrey
Etta Allison
Wren Pere
Ida Appleton
Walter Pistole
Garden Club
Keith Killam
Ray King
H. B. U. Club
Will King
John Noles
Miss Crawford
Miss Lilly Crawford
Selah Trowbridge
Ida McNutt
Leafy Pace
Doris Wallace
Doris
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Carl Sexton
Christian Orphans Home
St. Louis
Harvey Anderson
Bridge Club
Orval Wood
Ray Daugherty
Myron Parsons
Methodist Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Karl Johnson
Robinson
Ralph Pendergraft
Noble
C. E. Burton
Ralph Pratt
J. H. Hipsley
Dennis McAlpin
McAnaney
Trowbridge
Joe King
Mary Jo
Bronton
Carrie Lautzenhiser
Christie Hillars
George Reed
Burlington Junction
Cullen Wilson
Carrie Loutzenhiser
Vesta Robb
Grant City
Wendall
Wayne Warrior
Gravity
Fern Warrior
J. G. Dowlin
Rochester
Minn
B. H. Miller
St. Joseph
Stella Moore
Jerome
Ida
Angie Simpson
Frank Simmons
Klatter Club
R. T. Levis
Chariton
Blockton
L. J. Jones
Chicago
Co. M. Duff
Ferne Starkey
A.G Starkey
H. E. Worthington
Blockton Elder Blockton Clark Dies at 82
Blockton born Blockton resident BLOCKTON Will B Clark died Saturday December 8 at home in Blockton after years of ill health from a paralytic stroke Funeral services were held Tuesday at his home conducted by Rev W H Warrior Burial was in Blockton cemetery Survived by wife and one sister and preceded in death by a son and daughter The family lived on a farm west of Blockton later moving to town for health reasons Also notes attending funeral for Will Anderson in Grant City and a Busy Bee club gathering with local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hopkins and
Pickering
John Noles
Hopkins
Will B. Clark
Blockton
W. H. Warrior
S. L. Warden
Local roster list features notable residents and families
The notice lists individuals including Delbert Finch, Clarke Hubbard, Clifton Simmons, Junior Hamilton, Gladys Shearer, Laveta Showalter, Edith Simmons, Winifred Gordon, and others in a community context indicating membership or attendance in a society or event.
Blockton News Highlights and Social Bets
Betty Louise Campbell hosted a coasting party at her parents home with 14 attendees including Helen Miller and Betty Kidney. A Blockton Creamery shareholders meeting approved the annual report and elected officers. Numerous notes cover hospital visits, bridge and social gatherings, and local greetings among residents and visitors from Bedford Burlington Junction and Rochester Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Louise Campbell
H. S.campbell
Helen Miller
Betty Ruth Kidney
Betty Jean Sharp
Billy Gayle Brown
Darlene Hogg
Jackie Schoenmann
Dale Sanders
Joe Slaughter
Earl Overholser
Jack and
Mack Campbell
Blockton Creamery
Sheridan Bridge Collapse Near Cemetery
Sheridan reports a bridge near the cemetery collapsed Thursday evening as Mr and Mrs Harold Rickabaugh and Mr and Mrs Port Rickabaugh crossed in a car. No injuries or damage to the vehicle were noted. A new cement bridge is expected to be built in spring. The So and Sew club met with Mrs Gladys Carpenter. pinochle at five tables with Mrs Laken Boyd winning high score. Local boys defeated Hopkins in basketball. John Fisher visited Maryville. Mrs Sam Kinard visited Parnell on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rickabaugh
Port Rickabaugh
So and Sew Club
Eugene Early
Laken Boyd
John Fisher
Maryville
Sam Kinard
Parnell
Present Play by Society Sponsors Those Dreadful Twins
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian church presented a play Those Dreadful Twins at the Memorial building Thursday evening. Participants included John Huntley and Donald Ovy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Memorial Building
John Huntley
Donald Ovy
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E. Lunsford
Times-Press
Regina Sarchette
Dorothy Youngberg
Dorothy Abbott
Lorraine Orme
Carl Moorman
Rex Moorman
Edward Dvoracek
Frank Cade, Jr
Charles
Glen Criss
Pullan
Thomas Chan- Clarinda
B. Copeland
Pendergraft Drug Store
Masonic Lodge
Fred J. Yeomans
Fred L. Gray
Royal Neighbors Oracle
Will Jeffers
Charles Weatherly
Harry Chambers
al Foster
Mary Grimes
Inner Sentinel
Will Nicola
Outer Sentinel
Ina Trueblood
Santa
Bury Mobley
Swéfison
Edward Mobley
NEW Market Society
Clarks
Alice Corbin
Lillian Bromley
Quilting, Club
Lawrence Werts
Bayless
Mrs. Kent Wallace
Raron Bayless
Abbotts
Lame Bode
Python
W. B. Clark
Wilzie Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Will Anderson
McAlpin
Busy Bee Club
Will McAlpin
Loyal Sisters
Wallace
Opal Wallace
Richard Wallace
Marsell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Margery Needham
H. E. Jennings
Pearl Bowen
Iowa City
Rachael Worthington
J. O. Steen
E. G. Bellus
Nell Rose Club
Allie Stickelman
Sheridan
Gladys Carpenter
Page
Co. E. Society
Wildman Beauty Shop
Kunstop Hosiery
Rankin ‘Shoe Store
Mary - Alice
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