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Bedford Times Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1936

Page

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Funeral service for Mrs. Mamie Overleese at Gravity church

Funeral services for Mamie Overleese were held at Gravity Christian church with Rev. Nixon officiating. Burial followed in Gravity cemetery. Born January 15 1889 near Gravity she died January 21 1936 at age 47. Survived by husband Albert Overleese father Green Moore stepmother four sisters and three brothers plus three step brothers.

Mamie Overleese Gravity Christian Church Mr. Nixon Gravity Mamie Belle Morgan Green Mary Etta Moore Christian Church of Gravity Albert Overleese Paul Willie Earl Gayland Green Moore Oral Myers Steamboat Springs Colo Callie Matheny Blockton Etta Fleming Milaca Minn Evalyn Jabez Detroit Mich Grade of Gravity Noel Melbourne Esti, John Elvis

Waubonsie Tourney Highlights Local Basketball Week

The Waubonsie basketball tournament comes to town this week with six teams competing. The opener is Thursday night and a final is set for Saturday night, promising evenly matched games throughout.

Waubonsie

Chandler recovering from broken knee-cap in California visit

Friends report F M Chandler has recovered enough from a broken knee-cap to move on crutches. Mr and Mrs Chandler are spending the winter with their son Edwin in California.

F. M. Chandler Mrs. Chandler Edwin California

Gravity Area Notice Board of Local Moves and Illness

E M Posten recovering from sled accident with a fractured collar bone. Carrie McColm leaves Gravity area for Lincoln to make her home. Glen Warner heads to Kentucky shipping another car load of horses. Helen Madden out of school this week due to coal shortage and bad roads. Elden Garrett takes California job. Mrs L R Conkling returns home after two weeks visit. Helen Abarr and Beulah Johnson visit Clearfield. Carol Brown and Madeline Smith return to Indianola college. Norman Rainforth cared for by Aunt Maude Posten for rheumatism. Woman’s Study club met February 4 at Celesta Smith’s. Roxie Williams recovering from gall stones. Mrs O C Posten reported ill. Sam Morey ill. Grace Patch experiences acute appendicitis.

Glen Warner Kentucky Helen Madden Elden Garrett California L. R. Conkling St. Joseph New Market Helen Abarr Beulah Johnson Gravity High School Clearfield Carol Brown Madeline Smith Indianola Norman Dale Rainforth Maude Posten Woman's Study Club Celesta Smith Roxie Williams O. C. Posten Sam Morey Grace Patch

Improv ing Dicitis Report Stirs Local Update

Dicitis is reported to be improving. Ellis Spriggs C Miller and Ed Welderburg of Stafford Kansas who had been visiting at the Green Moore home returned to their homes Thursday.

Dicitis Ellis Spriggs C. Miller Ed Welderburg Stafford Kans Green Moore

Local Notes on Marriages, Sports, Honors and Visits

Announcement of Earl Fine’s Creston marriage received this week. Ravenwood defeated the high school team in the county tournament at Clearmont. One hundred five students earned honor roll status over the last six weeks. Various visits and hosting events include Mrs. Dick Sisney of Geary Oklahoma with her parents the DeMotts, Mrs. Charlotte Thomas and children of Bedford with the Davises, the Gorton family of Clarinda and the Glade-Traster couple, the Ted Baldwin family of Essex with Bert Baldwin, Irvin Egger of Omaha visiting his son Frederick, Jane Sandy visiting St Joseph, and social gatherings with the Chat N Contract club. Chapter K P E O meets at Mrs Edward Turner’s home with Mrs H A Dalby assisting. Beulah Brand of New Market was a guest here last weekend.

Earl Fine Creston Iowa Ravenwood Clearmont Dick Sisney Geary Okla Will DeMott Charlotte Thomas Bedford Roy Davis Paul Gorton Clarinda Glade -Traster Ted Baldwin Essex Bert Baldwin Irvin Egger Omaha Frederick Egger Jane Sandy St. Joseph B. E. Durr Edward Turner H. A. Dalby Beulah Brand New Market

Magician Ross Performs at School Auditorium

Friday evening the school auditorium hosted a magician entertainer presented by the high school girls D. S. club. Community events included postponed recreation programs at the M. E. church and social visits among local families including the Ruh, Winemiller, Early, and Simmons households.

Ross M. E. Church Clifton Garrett Sioux City Iowa Jess Straight Bedford J. B. Ruh Garrett Leola Winemiller Des Moines Eugene Early Walter Winemiller Davie Simmons Enoch Wiltsey Newton Long Ravenwood Jasper Long East of Sheridan Simmons Clara Hague G. A. Streeter Gertrude Toneman Frank Miller Rose Lang F. B. Sheley Ed Sheley Hopkins

Butchering Time in Iowa

On Iowa farms farmers can save money by butchering canning and curing pork regardless of hog prices. C W McDonald extension meats specialist says home killing cutting curing and canning pork and beef directions are in a new illustrated circular available from county agents or the Extension Service of Iowa State College.

Boyt Iowa C. W. McDonald Iowa State College

Frigid weather boosts old fashion long underwear trend

Osceola Sentinel notes a return of long underwear as cold weather hits. The piece observes fashion morale among young men and women who once scorned heavy undergarments but now feel the need to layer up.

Osceola Sentinel

Local social notes from Clearfield and area events

The Merry Matrons bridge club met at Dr. R B Reed home with hostesses and guests. O E S Kensington event at Mrs A S Conaway’s noted snow limited attendance. Royal Neighbors installed officers for 1936 led by Ida Reynolds. Dr L F Mahoney mourns father’s death in Cherokee and travels there. Miss Loretta Reimer quarantined for smallpox at Maryville Missouri. Illnesses include Walter Boltinghouse with typhoid after flu. several residents visited relatives in California and Illinois. Miss Juanita Nixon and Addie Beall moved to homes nearby. Frank Stingley took daughter Leota to Creston for ear treatment.

Bridge Club R. B. Reed Loretta Reimer Ben Reimer Missouri State Teachers’ College Maryville Juanita Nixon Lamont Addie Beall Mt. Ayr Walter Boltinghouse Frank Stingley Leota Creston

January chapel program at New Market school

The January chapel program was held at the school with primary pupils performing exercises under teacher Misa Allison and seniors presenting plays and a mock wedding supervised by Lou Doubleday. Also notes include birthday greetings for Mrs. Retta Herren and various visits and illnesses among local residents.

Misa Allison Lou Doubleday

Bridge Club Meets at Mrs. Pullan Home

Mrs. Jimmie Pullan hosted the Wednesday afternoon bridge club at her home. High score prize went to Mrs. Ralph Kendrick, with guests Mrs. Frank Shreck and Mrs. Kenneth Hawkins in attendance.

Jimmie Pullan Ralph Kendrick Frank Shreck Kenneth Hawkins

Bridge Club Hosts Four Tables With Prizes Awarded

The young married peoples bridge club entertained Thursday evening at their home. Four tables were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Ralph Pender graft and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Arthur were guests.

Young Married Peoples’ Bridge Club Ralph Pendergraft Orval Wood Ira Arthur

Naomi and Harry clash over a foolish marriage

Naomi declares she married a fool and Harry acknowledges their likeness as she questions the warning. The exchange hints at tension and mutual recognition within a troubled relationship.

Naomi Harry

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