Local Masonic Lodge Reelects Officers At Regular Session
Plum Lodge No 285 A F and A M held a regular session at the Masonic hall with officers reelected for another year and third degree work performed. multiple church and community members visit, church services canceled due to weather, and numerous town residents noted visiting relatives and attending gatherings through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Lodge No
A-F.&a.m
Masonic Hall
W.S.C.S
Methodist ‘Church
Cecil Waldruff
del Miller
Ellis Fine
Alva Clayton
Jessie Henderson
Spokane
Wash
Wyoming
Clark Miller
Fort Bliss
Texas
Ed Stewart
Bruce McClarnon
Braddyville
Election of Platte Poppy Pals Officers Highlight Saturday
The Platte Poppy Pals Club met at Thelma and Darlene Nelson's home with twelve members present. New officers for the coming year were elected: Floy Beck president Joyce Gourley vice president Bernadine Bottinghouse secretary Mercedes Lockhart treasurer Darlene Nelson historian Juanita Ferguson reporter for Lenox and Roberta Maye Matthews for Clearfield. Mrs John Kendall to lead with Mrs Floyd Gourley as assistant. Betty Cruzen visitor explained next year's work. Plans floated for a Christmas party with refreshments and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Darlene Nelson
Floy Beck
Joyce Gourley
Bernadine Boltinghouse
Mercedes Lockhart
Juanita Ferguson
Lenox
Roberta Maye Matthews
Clearfield
John Kendall
Floyd Gourley
Betty Cruzen
Funeral notices and community updates from New Market area
Miss Cleva Whitehead of New Market spent Friday night and Saturday in the Chbnlin Jobe home. Several families from this community attended the funeral services for Roy Miller Tuesday afternoon in Clarinda. Mrs. Eldon Miller and baby son John Eldon were brought home Friday from the home of her mother, Mrs. Mae Beery in New Market. Mrs. Charlie Shoemaker returned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleva Whitehead
New Market
Chbnlin Jobe
Roy Miller
Clarinda
Eldon Miller
John Eldon
Mae Beery
Charlie Shoemaker
Hopkins Seeks Christmas Seals And Wins Big Against Stanberry
Hopkins students plan caroling on December 20 to raise money for Christmas seals. In a separate game, Hopkins Bulldogs defeated Stanberry 58 to 21 on Stanberry's floor. Funeral services were held for Vern E. Fakes 73 at Hopkins cemetery after a Pickering Christian church service. Fakes died December 6 at his farm home six miles southwest of Hopkins. He is survived by two sisters and a brother. The community held a Missionary Work service at the Christian church and a rededication of the church followed by a basket dinner. Reverend J D Ward spoke at Union church and the high school chorus will perform a Christmas Cantata at the Christian church December 17.
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Hopkins
Hopkins Bulldogs
Stanberry
Redding
Vern E. Fakes
Hopkins Cemetery
Pickering Christian Church
Fakes
Pickering
Nannie Ringold
O. G. Null
A B. McGlothan
St. Joseph
Elwood Fakes
Mr. Fakes
The
Christian Church
P. H. Peterson
Florence Olmsted
Residents and visitors cluster in St Joseph markets
Mr and Mrs Clyde Olmsted Mrs John Reynolds and others visited the St Joseph markets buying goods for Amy s Apparel Shoppe. Several locals traveled to Kansas City Shoemaker California Bedford and New Market for family and home affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Olmsted
John Reynolds
Amy
Laiple
St. Joseph
Robert Filson
Geraldine Krebs
Melvin
California
Wilbert Ball
Carlisle Thomas
Charles Thomas
St. Joesph
Theer
Howard Thomas
Petersons visit in Bedford and Shenandoah weekend
Rev. and Mrs. P. H. Peterson called in the J. A. Francis home in Bedford Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olmsted and their daughter Julia Anne of Shenandoah spent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Peterson
J. A. Francis
Bedford
Donald Olmsted
Julia Anne
Shenandoah
Gravel for Dirt Streets Arrives From State and County
The Clearfield Enterprise reports towns securing gravel for dirt streets, with 530 cash yards used. State and county push, and county machinery leveled Mair Street to distribute the gravel as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mair Street
Clearfield
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Thurman
Frank Parr
Lawrence Vanier
Wava Whaley
Savannah
Victor Whaley
Lucille Stanley
Elsie Rose Burton
Ralph Fine
Harry Clayton
Harry David
Glen Stewart
Seth Clark
Emory Hardee
Darlene Waldruff
Clifford Nelson
Loren Woldruff
Phyllis
Lucille
Benton
Cecil Woldruff
Margaret
Marion
Platt
Platte’s
Poppy Pals Club
Dee. O
Mrs. Bix
Just-A-Mere
Ted Bix
Frank Oxley and Son
Neil Combs
Siam
Will Sing Carols
Vern
J. D. Ward
Maryville
Methodist Church
Union
Edward Mutti
Jimmy
Delos Nicholas
Mutti
Eldon Harris
Frank Whitney
Kansas City
S. K. Banta
Mr. Banta
Harry Lett
West Hopkins
Milo Wilson
Vern Melvin
Shoemaker
Calif
Carl Melvin
HOTEL
SNAPP
Bedford, Iowa
Tokyo
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Department and
War Advertising Council
Arthur Dinwiddie
Ahrens Drug Store
Bedford Battery Co
Bedford National Bank
Ben Franklin Store
Bedford Candy Kitchen
Cudahy Packing Co
Taylor County Motor Co
W. A. Cortner
Fuller-Taylor Clo. Co
Floyd H. van Reenen
Harbour & Son
Hawkeye Lumber Co
Iowa Power & Light Co
James A. Lucas
Main Street Cafe
Pete Drug Store
Paschal Clo. Co
J. Br, Prugh & Son
Iowa-Missouri Game Works
Stephens
Brice
Estes
Taylor County Farm Bureau
C. W. Steward
L. R. Vogt
Leeds
Worley-Severs & Co
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