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Newspaper

Bedford Times Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1945

Page

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Calendar of church and club gatherings in Bedford area

A listing of local events from February 9 to February 16. Groups include Women’s Society of Christian Service at Bedford Methodist, Ross Center Sunshine Club potluck, O E S Chapter at Masonic Temple, Loyal Standby Christian Church, Triangle Club Payton Sisters and King’s Heralds, Rebekah Guest Day IOOF hall, Rainbow for Girls at M a B H M Club, and multiple district and club meetings with hostesses named. World Day of Prayer at the Presbyterian Church and Union PTA at the Union School House are noted.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Bedford Methodist Church Ross Center Sunshine Club O.E.S Masonic Temple Christian Church C. A. Reynolds Triangle Club Payton King’s Heralds Jerry Pete Rebekah IOOF Bedford Assembly

Miss Betty Mae Page Weds Ensign Robt Salen at Fairbury

Miss Betty Mae Page daughter of Mr and Mrs J Boyd Page of Fairbury Nebraska married Ensign Robert William Salen son of Mr and Mrs Albert Salen of Bedford at First Methodist church Fairbury in a candlelight ceremony January 20 attended by about 200 guests The double ring service featured palms pastel snapdragons and music by Mrs Harold L Chatelain The couple left for Miami for officer training. reception at Hotel Mary Etta.

Betty Mae Page J. Boyd Page Fairbury Nebraska Robert William Salen U.S.N Albert Salen Bedford First Methodist Church J. LaVerne Jay Phyllis Johnson Omaha John L.tidball Nebraska City Eugene Jochens George Hardin Banks Suzi Bailey Douglas Ronald Mary Etta Fairbury High School Fairbury Junior College Doane College Crete Ensign Salon Bedford High School Creighton University Doane Celleze

Progressive Study Club Highlights February Birthdays Program

The Progressive Study Club met with Miss Mary Jean Salter Monday evening. Mrs. I. W. Bristow led the program Famous Birthdays in February. Mrs. Gertie Sil presented a musical quiz. A Seosieh lunch was served featuring scones, ficklettes, oat cake, Edenborough tea squares, strawberry jam, cheese, tea and coffee.

Progressive Study Club Mary Jean Salter I. W. Bristow Atrs Gertie Sil Edenborough

Luncheon Entices Eastern Star Matrons Club

The Past Matrons Club of the Order of Eastern Star met at Mrs. Harlan Pete's home for a one o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Pete was assisted by Mrs. E. T. Brice, Mrs. Okla Dahgren, and Mrs. Carrol Nelson. Retiring Worthy Matron Mrs. Floyd Shum was initiated into the club.

Order of Eastern Star Harlan Pete Pete E. T. Brice Okla Dah'gren Carrol Nelson Floyd Shum

Loyal Partners Class Dines at Beck Home

The Loyal Partners Class of the Christian church gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beck's home for a basket dinner on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beal and their children Sandra Martha and Ardyce, and numerous other parishioners and spouses.

Recky Loyal Partners The Christian Church Mrs Ernest Beck Arthur Beal Sandra Martha Ardyce Edwin Beal Cora Julia Eddie Lee Donald Haynie Donald Glass Neil Elaine Albert Downing Marie Mary Ruth Shirley Orville Stephens June Ellen Mary Nappier James Wall

Spencer Couple Celebrate Fifty-Sixth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs L W Spencer celebrated their fifty six wedding anniversary on Wednesday January 31 at home with children and grandchildren. A basket dinner was served at noon. Attendees included Mrs Troy Spencer Mr and Mrs Clark Spencer Mr and Mrs Ernest Beck and two children Bobby and Marilyn and Mr and Mrs George Spencer.

L. W. Spencer Troy Spencer Clark Spencer Ernest Beck Bobby Marilyn George Spencer

Valentine Program at Triangle Club Tuesday Afternoon

Miss Laura Payton and Miss Fannie Payton host a Triangle Club event on Tuesday afternoon February 18. The program features a comic Valentine exchange, talks by Miss Belva Marshall on the City of Rome and Mrs. W J Nevins on Social Conditions in Italy, followed by piano selections by Miss Fannie Payton.

Laura Payton Fannie Payton Triangle Club Belva Marshall Rome W. J. Nevins Italy

Mrs Dinwiddie Hosts Contract Bridge Club Party

Mrs Arthur Dinwiddie entertained Contract Bridge Club members and guests at her home Friday for an evening party marking her birthday anniversary. The event included a social roll call and a selection of topics referenced as Movies I'd Like To See.

Beryl Rhoads Contract Mrs. Dinwiddie Bridge Club Arthur Dinwiddie Contract Bridge Club Dinwiddie Bertriday Twentieth Century Club H. E. Mathew Tne

Births Report From Bedford Sharpsburg and Nearby Areas

Birth announcements list a son for Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Thompson of Bedford named Stephen Edward born Feb 6 at Mrs. Lee Maternity Home. Gerald Eugene born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCall of Sharpsburg on Jan 30. A daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sparks of New Market born Jan 31. Mrs. Lawrence Baker of Hopking at St Francis Hospital Maryville on Feb 6. Mrs. Philip O Riley of Hopkins at St Francis Hospital in

McPherron New Market High School Clarinda State Hospital Africa Sicily Omaha Doyle Thompson Bedford Mrs.Lee Stephen Edward Hugh McCall Sharpsburg Gerald Eugene Cecil Sparks New Market Lawrence Baker Hopking St. Francis Hospital Maryville Philip O’riley Hopkins

Mrs Maude McGinnis Breaks Arm in Colorado Fall

Mrs Maude McGinnis of Ley Creek suffered a fracture to her left arm above the wrist after a fall at her Greeley apartment. News reached Bedford through her sister-in-law Mrs R E Bradley who conveyed the update.

Maude McGinnis Fine Greeley Colorado Bedford R. E. Bradley

Mrs Paul Trumbo Ill at Home in Bedford

The article reports Mrs Paul Trumbo is very ill at her residence in Bedford, describing her health as poor and prompting family and friends to visit and offer prayers.

Paul Trumbo Bedford

Mrs S B Beemer Ill With Pneumonia At Conway Home

Mrs S B Beemer of Conway has been very ill at her home with pneumonia. The notice notes her illness and residence, reflecting a local health update in the community.

S. B. Beemer Conway

Mrs Fickess Returns Home After Hospital Stay In Iowa City

Mrs Albert Fickess, formerly a patient at University Hospital Iowa City, was brought to her Sharpsburg home Monday and is reported to be improving. Miss Ruby Fickess of McPherson Kansas is visiting her parents.

Albert Fickess University Hospital Iowa City Sharpsburg Ruby Fickess McPherson Kansas State Senate Bedford Iowa Des Moines Kirkwood

Jimmie Ewart Transferred for Further Observation

Jimmie Ewart son of Mr and Mrs Walter Ewart recently discharged from Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital Hastings Nebraska was moved by ambulance February 1 to the Orthopedic Hospital in Lincoln for further observation and treatment He is slightly improved.

Jimmie Ewart Walter Ewart Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital Hastings Nebraska Orthopedic Lincoln

Returns From Hospital In Clarinda

Ed Patton, who was receiving medical treatment at the Municipal Hospital in Clarinda the past week, returned to his home at Gus Friday.

Ed Patton Clarinda Guss

Ill and Hospitalizations Across Iowa Towns

Mrs. C R Stowell was taken to University Hospital at Iowa City for observation and treatment after an operation weeks ago. Her husband, serving overseas, was granted special leave to visit. Mrs Georgiana Horton of Bedford was taken to Municipal Hospital in Clarinda after a fall with her son Manuel Yadon of Kent. Mrs A H Brown of Bedford was also taken to Municipal Hospital in Clarinda for observation and treatment.

C. R. Stowell University Hospital Iowa City Georgiana Horton Bedford Clarinda Manuel Yadon Kent A. H. Brown

Mr Brown Stays With Daughter in New Market Home

Mr Brown visits his daughter Mrs Harry Cole in New Market to stay a period. The arrangement centers on family visit and temporary residence.

Mr. Brown Mrs Harry Cole New Market

Ed Phelan Taken To Hospital For Appendicitis

Ed Phelan of Sharpsburg was taken to a Maryville hospital on Tuesday with appendicitis and was accompanied by his wife.

Ed Phelan Sharpsburg Maryville Tuesay

Mrs. Anna Boyden Suffers Back Injury In Fall

Mrs. Anna Boyden of Sharpsburg sustained a serious back injury after a fall at her home last week.

Anna Boyden Sharpsburg

Mrs Neal Akers Improving Amid Illness in Gravity

Mrs Neal Akers of Gravity, ill at her daughter’s home in Sharsburg, is reported to be slowly improving.

Neal Akers Sharsburg

Harvey Bailey Goes to Iowa City for Cataract Glasses

Clearfield resident Harvey Bailey travels to Iowa City on Thursday to be fitted for glasses needed after his cataract operations.

Harvey Bailey Clearfield Iowa City

Mrs. Joe Baxter Undergoes Major Operation

Mrs. Joe Baxter of Clearfield travels to Clarinda for a major operation at the Municipal Hospital on Wednesday.

Clarinda Joe Baxter Clearfield Municipal Hospital

Mrs Graham Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Mrs Paul Graham of Clearfield came home from Creston Hospital on Thursday and is slowly recovering.

Paul Graham Clearfield Creston Hospital

Willie Brown Returns Home From Omaha Hospital

Willie Brown of Gravity came home Friday after several weeks in a hospital in Omaha.

Willie Brown Gravity Omaha

Guidelines for maintaining active soil organic matter

The article outlines factors affecting soil humus buildup through organic matter decomposition, including microbes and soil fauna, temperature, and moisture. It recommends preventing erosion, supplying nitrogen via legumes or fertilizers, adding plant residues and green manure, incorporating barnyard manure, and using lime to ensure mineral nutrition.

Clover seed testing deadline extended for AAA payments

County Extension Director Robert Davie says cleaned Clover seed should be sent to an approved lab to speed testing. Samples sent to Iowa labs have pushed the deadline to February 15, but tests need not be complete by then for farmer eligibility as the Iowa State College lab remains overloaded.

Robert Davie Iowa Iowa State College

Organic Matter Is Important In Soils

Taylor County farmers should focus on soil organic matter says Stan Christie of the Taylor County Soil Conservation District. Humus from decayed matter stores nutrients and regulates their supply, affecting soil color, texture, moisture, and crop production potential.

Taylor County Stan Christie The

Weekend church services announced with guest speaker

H Hallgrimson invites parishioners to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m A union service follows at 7 30 p m in the Presbyterian church with Rev J Porter of Diagonal as guest speaker for the evening service

H. Hallgrimson Presbyterian Church J. Porter Presbyterian Church At Diagonal

Seed Purity and Germination Tests Proposed for Farmers

R M Porter head of the laboratory explains a procedure for seed testing. Clean samples will receive purity and germination reports while dirty samples get dockage data. The AAA will pay farmers based on these tests and seed with over 3 percent weed seed cannot be sold.

R.m.porter AAA Porter

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