Bedford High School Quarterly News Trimmed For A Spring Mood
A local school page mixes poems and editorials with notes on weather turning springlike in Bedford. It recalls a county basketball tournament, a Bulldogs rally against Hopkins, and student activities from grades one to four including defense stamps and March of Dimes contributions. Rev. Ross speaks on Jesus, and a flag salute replaces a Hitler salute method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
P. S
A. A. Ross
Presbyterian Church
Ross
Jesus
Bulldogs
Hopkins
Invaders
B.H.S
Tim
Pary Barrett
Anna Crawford
David Thompson
Howard Putnam
Michael Shaw
Ronald Burks
Sunday Church Services and Local Visitors Recap
Conway area church activities include worship at 5:25 PM with youth fellowship Thursday at 7 PM. Numerous locals, including the Philpott, Glasmann, Morris, and Philpott families, visit friends and relatives in Creston, Henderson, Lenox, and Tresnor this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Wright
Etta Ric
Rains Hunter
Milton Ginny i Anthony
Tedford
Mec Stel
Eppers
Char
Metilda Short Noriie
Charlie Philnets
Forest City
Iq Wa
William Philpott
al Sia
Ray Philpott
Betty Scroggie
Leonard Scroggie
Missouri Valley
A. C. Glasmann
Creston
Clyde Wilson
Pen Freeman
Lee Caldwell
Everett Caldwell
Henderson
Iowa
George Morris
Lenox
Ted Boyer
Sharnsburg
Jess Morris
Cecil Waldruff
St. Joseph
Galen Russell
Oneida
Kansas
Horace Richardson
Charles
Bob
Glen Stewart
Glen Eldon
Church of God
Shambaugh
Ellis Fine
STAN Norris Family Surprise Anniversary Celebration
Orville Gant hosted a birthday anniversary gathering with family and friends including Vir i Cannan Cross, Joan Bix, Melvin Thurman, William Bix and son, and Tommy Mizar. Nearby visitors Wilbur Fletcher and family from North Star called on Emory Hardee. Ellis Clayton and son from Clarinda dined with Farnest Gray. Conlin Jobe and family moved from Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Gant
Anni Ry
Myr
Vir_i
Cannan of
Cross
Joan Bix
Fanpnter
Melvin Thurman
Willian Bix
Child
Tommy Mizar
Wilbur Fletcher
North Star District
Emory Hardee
Ellis Clayton
Clarinda
Farnest Gray
Conlin Jobe
Shenandoah Lack
Hardee
Will Miller
Roger
Karolyn
Eldon Clayton
Bertie Thorne
Bonnie
Mae Beery
New Market
Local society notes and an adminstratrix notice in 1944 Iowa
The column lists visits and social calls across Taylor County including Mrs. John Pederson and others from Conception Junction Bedford and Clarinda. It notes pastorals and family gatherings plus a January 19 1944 administration notice appointing Lillian M Gilleland as administratrix of Charles Wesley Gilleland deceased with instructions for debts and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
John Pederson
Conception Junction
Stanley Damewood
Doris
Wilma Damewood
Bedford
Caleb Jobe
Lloyd Potter
Ollie Potter
Clarinda
District Court
Taylor County
Iowa
Istratrix
Charles Wesley Gilleland
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.S. News
B.H.S. Chapel
Mr. Peterson
E.H.S
Miss Larson
Young
Maryville
Dinwiddie
Ronald Brumfield
Freddie Helm
Robert Ewart
Patty Perkins
Caron Steen
Amy Doty
Judith Terrell
Conway
Lersey
Chistes School
William Simmons
Vern Leviler
Tresnor
Ray Prilpott
Richard Philnott
Crestom Sundey
Elmer Eighray
Nome Sun
Mireanls
Abrahamson
Maurine
Stan
Norris
Alfred Orme
Hobart Oxley
Cedar Falls
Harold Elliott
Orie Waldruff
Floyd Clayton
Eldon Miller
John Thompson
Darlene Waldruff
Clearmont
Lillian M. Gilleland
James R. Locke
Europe
Arthur Dinwiddie
Stephens
Brice
W. A. Cortner
Hawkeye Lumber Co
Floyd H. van Reenen
Ben Franklin Store
Fuller-Taylor Co. Co
Bedford Candy Kitchen
D. Earl J. Stone
Iown Power & Light Co
Paschal Clo. Co
Taylor County Farm Bureau
James A. Lucas
J. R. Prugh & Son
Pete Drug Store
Harbour & Son
C. W. Steward
Taylor County Motor Co
L. R. Vogt
Leeds
Worley-Severs & Co
Bedford Battery Co
Main Street Cafe
Bedford National Bank
Cudahy Packing Co
Ahrens Drug Store
Mike Katz
Selecs
U.S. Treasury
Treasury Department and War Adversizing Council
United States War Savings Bonds
Treasury
United States Savings Bonds
United States Savings Bonds Series
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