Conway Miss Ginn Marries Waterloo Resident
Miss Grace Ginn daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Ginn of Conway marries Ted Kiesling son of Mr and Mrs G T Kiesling of Cres ton at the Conway home in a 1 30 PM February 21 ceremony Rev J A Walls officiating The couple resides at 622 West Second Street Waterloo where Kiesling works as production foreman at John Deere Tractor They will honeymoon in Waterloo with a three course dinner and a pink candle centerpiece wedding cake The bride a Conway High School class of 1930 graduate and former Creston employee The groom a Creston High School graduate and 1934 States University of Iowa mechanical engineering alumnus The wedding guests include Mr and Mrs George A Beckett Martha Irene Ginn C P Thompson Kenneth E Voss and Rev J A Walls The newlyweds are to reside in Waterloo
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Grace Ginn
G. C. Ginn
Conway
Ted Kiesling
Waterloo
G. T. Kiesling
Creston
J. A. Walls
Conway High School
Creston High School
States University of Iowa
Kiesling
John Deere Tractor Company
West Second Street
George A. Beckett
Martha
Irene E. Ginn
C. P. Thompson
Kenneth E. Voss
Conway Residents Appreciate Change In Pleasant Day
Conway residents enjoyed a warm day with neighbors greeting each other on porches. The piece notes possible snowfall later, local illnesses and hospital visits, and a county championship win by Conway boys at Bedford.
Conway Chalk Marks School Reopens After Vacation
School reopened after five weeks off due to blocked roads and unavailable bus routes. Attendance was high with few absentees. end of term near in June. Mrs Kiburz ill. Rev J A Walls substitutes. Boys County Champs: Conway wins county basketball championship amid limited practice challenges.
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Kiburz
J. A. Walls
Conway
Conway Boys Celebrate County Basketball Title
An informal Monday morning program honored Conway basketball players as Taylor County champions. Speakers included Charles Gold John Saylor Hal Robinson Wayne Duncan Paul Norton and Francis Marshall with notes from Supt C P Thompson Coach Voss Miss Austene and Rev J A Walls. The team accepted three trophies and will travel to Clearfield Friday to face the Clearfield squads.
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Conway
Taylor County
Supt. C. P. Thompson
Charles Gold
John Saylor
Hal Robinson
Wayne Duncan
Paul Norton
Francis Marshall
Voss
Miss Austene
J. A. Walls
Conway M E Church Opens With Large Attendance
Conway M E Church opened last Monday to a large attendance. The note lists upcoming services for Sunday March 1 with Sunday school at 9:30 am, Morning worship at 11:10 am, League at 6:30 pm, and Evening praise service at 7:30 pm and invites all to attend.
Funeral services for John Renfro attended by relatives distant
Relatives from McClelland Iowa Sidney Iowa and New Market Iowa attended the funeral services for John Renfro Friday. The article notes he was a moral young man and a good neighbor remembered fondly by the community.
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John Renfro
Ira Thomas
Orville Renfro
Ronald Renfro
Edna Layton
McClelland
Iowa
Roy Renfro
Sidney
Dale Jackson
New Market
Farm lease blanks offered at Bedford Times-Press
Farm lease blanks No 53s sold at 10 cents for three. Mail orders filled. Also fourteen other regular forms on hand at all times.
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Bedford Times-Press
Hopkins Open Road for Funeral and Local Notices Mixed
A large group from Siam and Hopkins opened 2.5 miles of road to the John Renfro place last Thursday. Earl Smith of Humeston buys Red & White grocery from Warren Feldman and takes possession. D. S. C. Eastern Star met at Mrs. O L Mutti’s home with Mrs. Frank New and Mrs. Earl Alexander assisting. Maurice Olmsted of Chicago visited his parents. Various local social visits noted including Mrs. Will Fine, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Newton, and others. Most rural schools opened this week while snow recedes. Mrs. Lawrence Wiley remains seriously ill in Maryville. High school basketball vs Parnell played here Tuesday. Moving projects continue in nearby communities.
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Siam
Hopkins
John Renfro Place
The
Eastern Star
O. L. Mutti
Frank New
Earl Alexander
Maurice Olmsted
Chicago
Fred Olmsted
Will Fine
Creston
Fred Gray
Ira Newton
Mary Jane
Walter Newton
Kansas City
William Robbins
Maryville
Charles Brown
Tarkio
Lawrence Reddick
Centerville
Iowa
James Godsey
C. M. Kennaugh
Brookfield
Lawrence Wiley
Parnell
Fall Injures Miss Myrtle Baker at Berry Seed
Miss Myrtle Baker of Clarinda fractured her arm after slipping on icy steps. Reece left on a business trip to Willisea Monday. Mr and Mrs J E Jett visited J W Hollingsworth in Nodaway. Hakes Owen and McCunn hauled hogs to Shenandoah Saturday. Lee Clark family moved from near Sharpsburg to Byrd Dunn home with help. Mrs Steve Bentley visited Omaha for several days.
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Myrtle Baker
Berry Seed Company
Clarinda
Reece
Willisea
J. E. Jett
J. W. Hollingsworth
Nodaway
Harry Hakes
Hobart Owen
Wendell McCunn
Shenandoah
Lee Clark
Sharpsburg
Byrd Dunn
Hawleyville
Steve Bentley
Omaha
Modern housewife measures ingredients with can sizes
A practical guide notes that numerical can sizes and labeled cups let a modern housewife quickly measure ingredients. The article suggests clipping a table listing sizes such as No 11% and No 2% and mentions items like sweet potatoes pumpkins tomatoes and jams.
Athelstan Notes Miss Reed Visit At Maud Reed Home
Miss Fern Reed of Blockton visited at the home of Mrs. Maud Reed on Thursday. Miss Selah Clark visited on Wednesday.
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Fern Reed of
Blockton
Maud Reed
Selah Clark
Wed
Notable Visits and Family Moves Near Athelstan
Neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Campbell north of Athelstan on Wednesday as W M Chandler traveled to visit his ill mother near Edgeville Missouri. E B Irvin returned from Siam and Howard Scott with Selah Clark and Bettie Balch visited the area. Mrs. Cravin of Windsor California and Mrs. Maud A Brown of Cazadero California arrived after the death of Otis Cordell. Emery Clark returned from Bethany Missouri after a few weeks with his brother Louis Clark.
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Frank Irvin
Siam
Harley Scott
Selah Clark
Bettie Balch
Otha Fidler
Guy Irvin
William Cravin
Windsor
Calif
Maud A. Brown
Cazadero
Otis Cordell
Howard Scott
Sheridan
Emery Clark
Louis Clark
Bethany
Athelstan School Pupils With No Absences Named
Pupils Ralph Jenkins Gene Swett and Martelene Booher are listed as never absent or tardy this year. The second semester’s first six weeks exams were held Wednesday and Thursday. Third and fourth graders wrote Lincolns and Washington themes this month. Best stories were read during the opening exercise period. Second third and fourth graders know the syllables to several songs and study the Corn Soldier’s Song at present.
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Ralph Jenkins
Gene Swett
Martelene ‘Booher
Linco
Washington
Am I good enough for you and the pie thief
A Detroit News item quotes a flirtatious exchange where a fond swain is told he is not good enough yet too good, followed by a downtown cafeteria scene where a meek man asks for his seat and a pie wedge from a hulking man who refuses until finished eating.
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Detroit News
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Irene Ginn
Stella Saylor
Bedford
Eldon Poole
Audrey Grubb
Gravity
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Corning
W.A. Bates
Maryville Hospital
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Hamilton Evans
Grand Island
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Herman Roberts
Jim Cavner
Fern Lambley
Robert Brown
John Lambley
Conway Chalk
Merine Marshall
Farmers Union Elevator Co
Clearfield
Clayton
Harry Clayton
High Prairie School
Donald Trumbo
Valley School
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Elza
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Otto Oberhauser
Norman
Billy Lee
M. J. Sheley
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Robert Ramsey
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Halbert Hensley
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Humeston
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