Maryville Couple Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Karen Bedell daughter of Mrs Julia Bedell Bedford and Gary Horn son of Mr and Mrs L B Horn Maryville were married at Maryville Baptist Church Saturday night December 26 at 8 pm The ceremony was led by Rev Melvin Hill Attendants were Mr and Mrs J B Haywood They will establish their home in Maryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Bedell
Julia Bedell
Bedford
Gary Horn
L. B. Horn
Maryville
Maryville Baptist Church
Melvin Hill
J. B. Haywood
Flying Club Holds Q Christmas Party at Skylark Cafe
The Bedford Flying Club held its annual Christmas party on December 15 at the Skylark Cafe with about 30 members and guests in attendance. Special guests included Mayor and Mrs. Clifford Hanshaw and Councilman and Mrs. Bob Bonar. A Piper Aircraft movie was shown by A. Elton Jensen and the group sang Christmas carols.
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Bedford Flying Club
Skylark
Clifford Hanshaw
Bob Bonar
Piper Airplane Co
E. L. Wainwright To Observe 80th Birthday
E L Wainwright Sr will observe his 80th birthday next Monday January 4. His address is 523 West Logan Clarinda Iowa care Virginia Rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Wainwright
E. L. Wainwright, Sr
West Logan
Clarinda
Virginia Rope
Laubs Daughter To Be Married In February
Mr and Mrs Rex Laub of Clarinda announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Carolyn K to James T Young son of Mrs Wilbur Young of Bedford Carolyn is a graduate of CCC and a music therapist at the Mental Health Institute Jim attended NWMSC and Omaha Art School and works for General Life of Iowa Insurance The wedding will be at the First Methodist Church in Clarinda on February 14.
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Rex Laub
Clarinda
Carolyn K
James T. Young
Wilbur Young
Bedford
Carolyn
C.C.C
S.A. 1
The
Mental Health Institute
Jim
NWMSC
Omaha Art School
General Life of Iowa Insurance
First Methodist Church
Baptist Women Circles Schedule January Meetings
The seven Baptist Women’s Society circles announce January meetings. Dorcas Evening Circle meets Jan 4 with Mrs. Thorn ton. Circle Ones Jan 5 with Mrs. Williams. Circle Two Jan 6 with Mrs. Snyder. Circle Three Jan 6 with Mrs. Jenkins. Circle Four Jan 5 with Mrs. Thompson. Circle Five Jan 5 with Mrs. Lucas. devotions and programs by various members. Business and Professional Women group to meet date TBA with Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Glass presenting the program and devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Evening Society
John Thornton
Ted Anderson
Circle One
Leslie Williams
Claire White
Kenneth Barks
Circle Two
Lela Snyder
Fonta Campain
Glen Mick
Circle Three
W. N. Jenkins
Hubert Henry
Guy Weir
Circle Four
Paul Thompson
Don Thompson
Allen Barnes
Circle Five
Max Lucas
Glenn Straight
Howard Clark
Belle Smith
Don Glass
P.E.O
Marvina Kinney
Marjorie Taylor
Baptist Dorcas Evening Society
Methodist
W.S.C.S
Circle V
Rebekahs
Baptist
Masons and Stars
D.O.C
C.C.F
Community club schedules and Masonic installation notices
Calendar entries list meetings for PEO Baptist Dorcas Baptist Circles Methodist W S C S and other groups from Jan 4 to Feb 12. It notes Taylor Lodge No 156 A F and A M and Bedford chapter O E S installations Jan 5 at the Masonic Temple and a Friday Feb 12 School of Instruction for O E S with Vera Mae Baker instructing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Lodge
Bedford
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lyndell Streebin
Elbert Adams
Blockon
John Edward Whitten
Marchal
Carl Cummings
Flossie Little
Orville Stephens
Eastern Star
Josephine Walter
Lenox
Lucy May Martin
Webb Couple Mark 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webb of New Market celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with an Open House on Sunday December 27 from two to five in the afternoon at New Market Methodist Church. A short program was held at three o'clock. They wed December 23 1914 at Red Oak and have lived on the family farm south of New Market. They have a granddaughter Mrs Leo Miller and two great grandchildren.
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Frank Webb
New Market
New Market Methodist Church
Mrs. Webb
Red Oak
Leo Miller
W. H. Humphrey Observes 99th Birthday
Mrs. Will Price and Mrs. Lula Kernen hosted a birthday gathering for their father Wm Humphrey to mark his 99th birth date on December 26. Granddaughter Bonnie Lee Akers prepared the angel food cake as relatives gathered including Will Price, Orville and Harley Humphrey, Ray and Dale Kernen, Francis Akers, Wayne and Jeff Akers, Sandi Rickie Sonya and Randy, John and Lula Kernen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Price
Lula Kernen
Wm. Humphrey
Bonnie Lee Akers
Orville Humphrey
Harley Humphrey
Ray Kernen
Dale Kernen
Sandi
Rickie
Sonya
Randy
Francis Akers
Wayne
Jeff
John Kernen
D. O. C. Luncheon January 6 Announcement
The D. O. C. Circle will meet Wednesday January 6 at the 1.0.C.F. Hall for a noon luncheon. Grace Hill and Clara Mullen are hostesses for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. C. Circle
C.F
Grace Hill
Clara Mullen
Fortnightly Club to Host January Meeting Tities
Charlotte Wittmeier and Carol Oberlin will host Fortnightly Club members on January 7. Margaret Huelskamp will speak on the American Field Service. Manigeh Lia chat, a foreign exchange student, will attend the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Wittmeier
Carol Oberlin
Margaret Huelskamp
Manigeh Liachat
Frey Ching Tie The Knot In Villisca Iowa
Miss Mary Frey of Villisca and Bill Ching of Castlewood South Dakota wed December 27 in Villisca Iowa. Parents Francis Frey Villisca and Dewey Ching Castlewood plus Frank Query Gravity are grandparents. Attendees included Dewey Ching Robert Abraham Irwin Painter Charles Kauffman Kerr family and others in Bedford at Rev John Kerr home. Busy Bees Christmas Dinner held December 3 at Madaline Swartz home with four hostesses and gift exchanges. Next meeting January 7 at Swartz residence.
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Mary Frey
Villisca
Bill Ching
Castlewood
South Dakota
Iowa
Francis Frey
Villisea
Dewey Ching
S. Dak
Frank Query
Gravity
John Kerr
Bedford
Robert Abraham
New York State
Irwin Painter
Sioux City
Charles Kauffman
Vermillion
Daniel E. Kerr
Huron
Busy Bees
Busy ‘Bee Club
Madaline Swartz
Betty Glass
Pearl Hughes
Dorothy Kirby
Mrs Lottie Dooley Rites Held in Manhattan Kansas
Funeral services for Mrs. Lottie Dooley of Manhattan Kansas formerly of Hopkins Missouri were held December 12 at the First Christian Church in Manhattan Donald F Clingan officiating with Rev Kenneth Hemphill assisting Mrs Dooley died at Memorial Hospital in Kansas City.
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Lottie Dooley
Manhattan
Kans
Hopkins, Mo
First Christian Church
Donald F. Clingan
Kenneth Hemphill
50th Anniversary Appreciation Card
The Pentons thank everyone for love ly cards and flowers received on their 50th anniversary. They especially thank Mrs. Weston for opening her home and the Circle ladies who helped at the church. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Penton.
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Weston
H. G. Penton
99th Birthday Thanks for Gifts and Cards
A note of gratitude to friends and relatives for the thoughtful gifts and cards received on December 26, marking the writer's 99th birthday. Each gesture is gratefully appreciated.
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W. H. Humphrey
Gratitude for Well Wishes After Hospital Stay
Gladys Griffith expresses thanks for the many cards flowers gifts and calls received during hospitalization and after returning home noting appreciation for all the kind deeds from friends and neighbors.
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Gladys Griffith
Community grateful for aid after fire in Sharpsburg
Mr and Mrs Richard Long Kenny and Greg thank everyone who helped during the fire and express appreciation for clothing bedding and the Sharpsburg community collection. The gesture will be remembered.
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Sharpsburg
Richard Long Kenny
Greg
Hazel Brown Hosts Thursday Club Evening
Hazel Brown will entertain the Thursday Club at her home with Oma Kirby as co host. Eilen Lemke oversees the program and coordinates the event.
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Hazel Brown
Oma Kirby
Eilen Lemke
Lottie Dooley Remington Dooley Dies After Lifelong Service
Lottie Beryl Bonar Remington Dooley, born December 3 1895 in Hopkins Iowa, taught and served Manhattan churches and community groups. She attended Hopkins High School 1914 and after marrying Paul Dooley Easter Blizzard 1920 moved to Manhattan joining First Christian Church and guiding Junior Department, Women’s Society, choir and fellowship. She worked with United Church Women, Women’s Christian Temperance Union and housed overseas students, shaping a life of devotion and service until her passing.
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Manhattan
Lottie Beryl
M. M
Minnie Bonar Remington
Hopkins
Bonar
Bedford
Iowa
Effingham
Kansas
Hopkins’ High School
Kansas State University
Methodist Church
Paul Dooley
First Christian Church
Church School
Women's Society
United Church Women
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Dooley
Memorial rites recall Lottie Dooley’s life and kin
An obituary notes Mrs. Lottie Dooley valued home and family. Survivors include husband, sister-in-law Miss Pearl Dooley, niece Mrs. Orlin Florea, and nephew Edwin King of Blockton Iowa. Death earlier claimed Mrs. Lois King. Distant mourners listed include Orlin Floren Hopkins Edwin W King Blockton Harold Ringgold Bedford Ralph Gordon Hopkins Dick Gordon Kansas City Mary Beebe Bedford Ray L King Lyons Colorado Donald Flynn Twin Falls Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Dooley
Orlin Florea
Edwin King
Blockton
Iowa
Lois King
Lottie Dooley
Orlin Floren
Hopkins
Edwin W. King
Harold Ringgold
Bedford
Ralph Gordon
Dick Gordon
Kansas City
Mary Beebe
Ray L. King
Lyons
Colo
Donald Flynn
Twin Falls
Idaho
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