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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1948
Page
8
Local notices list residents visiting Bedford while traveling to Missouri and Florida. Highlights include Mrs. W W Elifrits of Oregon and Vera Farrell of Dike Iowa. car sales at Taylor County Motor Co and Blake Radio. Several residents seek hospital care for illnesses and injuries across Clarinda Creston and Maryville.
A son born to Mr. and Mrs Rex Hoover of Sheridan Missouri on December 5 is named Stephen Rex. Marvin Salen of Bedford welcomed a son December 9 named James Albert. Betty Vogt Salen is the former Norma Kennedy of Bedford. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Wm Mack Jr of Clarinda on December 7 is Teresa Cheville. Mrs Mack is the former Norma Kennedy of Bedford.
Gravity Methodist Church hosts a church school service at 10 with preaching at 11 on a Christmas theme. An evening Christmas program follows. Pastor W. J. Weber leads. The Social Hour Club met Friday with Mrs. Frank Coppel. The Sunshine Club held a meeting.
Jesse Lovitt died at his son Jay Lovitt’s Grav ity home after a Thursday passing his widow and son Paul preceded him in death he leaves Glenn and Jay and their families burial in Gravity cemetery services were in Gravity Methodist Church Rev J W Weber. James R Keasling died December 4 at his son Ol in Keota Colorado after poor health the family includes wife Mrs Joe Bucker Keasling and children Olin James Walter and Bernice Long. Keota services were in Gravity Cemetery. Mrs Paul Greeley visited her father at Missouri Methodist Hospital St Joseph recovering from surgery. Mrs Kilda Ginn returned home Friday from visits in Colorado Springs and Omaha. Mr and Mrs A H Davis visited John Neil in Flsworth Iowa over the weekend.
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