Community Notes From Gravity This Week
Mrs. Earl King and Mr. King traveled to Chadron Nebraska to visit Mrs. King’s sister. Royal Neighbors Lodge hosted a Saturday afternoon meeting with Shirleys birthday dinner at the Verne King home. семье
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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
1
Mrs. Earl King and Mr. King traveled to Chadron Nebraska to visit Mrs. King’s sister. Royal Neighbors Lodge hosted a Saturday afternoon meeting with Shirleys birthday dinner at the Verne King home. семье
Thanksgiving day guests for Mr. and Mrs. Volley Henry and family include the Beemers of Conway and the Henrys of Sher idan. Reports mention visitors from Des Moines Pomona and Albuquerque with multiple extended family gatherings. Church notices list Methodist and Christian services and a Christmas program rehearsal.
John Clark aged 64 dies at home in Sheridan after long illness. Funeral at Methodist church with burial at Luteston cemetery. Survivors include wife Elma Clark and four daughters. Gray Harris former Sheridan editor dies from auto accident injuries. survived by wife and stepson. Local social notes record visits, church events, and a Christmas dinner for the OES Kensington at Masonic Hall.
Study Club held its annual Christmas luncheon at Mrs. E J Janson home with a gift exchange. Social Hour members and husbands hosted a pot-luck dinner and party at Dave Henton home. Kent Wallace and wife travel to Boulder Col for winter months. Sunshine club led by Lena Meyers enjoyed pot-luck dinner and gift exchange. Rose Hill club hosted by Mrs LeRoy Johnson and Bridge club hosted by Mrs Ronnie McKune. Nelle B Davis of Conway visits cousin Frances Carlson. Rev Jas Sheckler and Mrs Sheckler attend dinner at Rev and Mrs Summerbell Creston for annual district ministers dinner. Nelle B Davis and Frances Carlson were dinner guests of Mrs Iona Heninger.
The article advises freezing pecans and other nuts for freshness with containers or bags and storing up to a year. It promotes fruit juice for breakfast, suggesting cranberry juice cocktail and a mix with orange grapefruit or pineapple for a new breakfast drink. It also emphasizes teaching manners at home, using family meals to train children in good conduct and social poise through everyday example.
A dairy herd has steadily improved and is now recognized as one of the better herds in Southern Iowa. The roster includes one 6-year-old cow, one 5-year-old cow, seven 4-year-olds, eight 3-year-olds, twenty 2-year-olds in production, eighteen coming 2-year-old heifers, and thirteen spring calves. All cows are pasture bred.
About 2 000 bales of brome alfalfa hay in barns and fields plus winter feed on 30 acres. Equipment includes multiple tractors a 1950 Farmall H with power steering, 1951 Farmall M on rubber, John Deere wagon, IHC and THO implements, corn planter, baler, combine, milker, and many tools. All in excellent condition and well cared for.
Athelstan residents Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Byrns and Sharon of Ankeny spent Saturday and Sunday morning with Eva Byrns and Verna Jenkins. Katherine Barber left for St. Joseph to sub teach in Lindberg school. Eva Burns stayed with Leroy and Mrs. Meeks to care for their baby while Mrs. Meeks went to Clarinda. Herman Smith and Leona Williams with the Greens visited Bedford and Mrs. Phil Terry. The Denver Missouri Greens joined Gerald Green and family for the visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Older of Gravois Mills Missouri and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Older of Kansas City visited Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Older.
A reference to Birdcage Walk appears as a named street segment in central London, indicating an area detail noted for historical context on urban layouts and local navigation. The term points to a well known route formerly used for parliamentary process and ceremonial routes.
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