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Newspaper

Bedford Times Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1941

Page

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Miss Long Teaches Latin at Bedford High School

A feature on Miss Mary Ann Blakemore Long, educator of Latin and American literature, detailing her Iowa State University degree, Chicago Training School travels, YWCA service, bird study hobby, and interest in aviation progress.

Wie Bedford High State University of Iowa Chicago University of California Iowa Montana North Dakota California Glacier National Park Ohio Y.W.C.A Dayton Social Service Work Miss Long Hallowe’en

Teachers Council Meeting in Bedford Reports on Legislation

The Taylor County Teachers Council met at Bedford High School. Miss Voorhis spoke on dental care, and Mrs. Lybie Sim mers discussed the 49th General Assembly. They favored bills on kindergarten age, teacher wages, automatic contracts, and opposed election dates. Tea and wafers were served afterward.

Taylor County Teachers’ Council Bedford High School Voorhis Iowa State University Lybie Simmers Clearfield General Assembly Simmers L. A. Logan Bedford Schools Council House Senate Hale Nelson

Dental hygiene talk highlights care of children’s teeth

Miss Voorhis, a nurse with the U S Bureau of Dental Hygiene, presented slides and models in a chapel lecture on dental hygiene. She explained decay, deformities from thumb sucking, early extraction risks, and the need for proper foods and regular dental visits.

Chapel N Eture Miss Vearn's United States Bureau of Dental Hygiene Golfrey Miss Voorhis

Leon Fans React as Bedford Players Shine

Postgame chatter at Leon exudes humor and gossip about fans and Bedford athletes. The column recalls Leon homecoming signs appearing in Bedford, jokes about Charles Marshall, and playful speculation on future Leon Bedford matchups and school spirit.

Leon Don Marshall Marshall Salen Morris Nordstrom Charles Marshall Horn Charles Bedford Bedford- Leon

Staff Editor Credits and Reporters List

Che Staff Senior Editor Lloyd Parsons Jr Editor Charlotte Kennedy Reporters Katherine Ibbhnsin Martha Ulmer Marilyn Johnson Max ine Kulibom Donna Congdon Deri Hartman Doris Hamil ton LaVonne Hamilton Marie Elrighmy LaRue Thompson Rebt. Osborn Rebt. Avey Eldon Ratekin Rebt. Healy Lois Snyder Vivian Hunter Roma Hatfield Edith Steel Lola Klopp

Katherine Ibbhnsin Martha Ulmer Marilyn Johnson Maxine Kulibom Donna Congdon Deri Hartman Doris Hamilton LaVonne Hamilton Marie Elrighmy LaRue Thompson Rebt. Osborn Rebt Avey Eldon Ratekin Rebt. Healy Lois Snyder Vivian Hunter Roma Hatfield Edith Steel Lola Klopp

Bulldogs Baw Tu Laman and Bedford Marching Band

School Days highlights report Bedford High School events for 1936 37 including marching band performances health tests and class night studies. Imogene Templeton places second in a state health contest and Ruth Paul wins a county declam cup while Blakemore earns a sport medal at a tournament.

B.H.S Imogene Templeton Bedford Lenox James Rimel Ruth Paul Blakemore Drake Band Nash

Marionette show brings cheer to local children

Children enjoyed a Thursday afternoon marionette show. Patrick Cheney had a February birthday party, the only February birthday this year. Students read stories about George Washington and made patriotic badges for hand work.

Patricia Cheney George Washington

Birthday Party at School and Science Lesson Highlight

Jerry Pete celebrated his birthday on Tuesday as children held a classroom party. Mrs. Pote provided ice cream bars while students study in the winter unit titled The Wonder World of Science focusing on The Thermometer.

Jerry Pete

Fourth Grade Progress In Operetta and Art Class

The Pirates Magic Beans and Japanese Girls advance in the school operetta to be presented Friday night February 27. Fourth grade students drew Lincoln life incident pictures in art class.

Lincoln

Third Grade Plans Reading George Washington Friday

Third grade pupils will read George Washington stories on Friday and perform a small skit. Mrs Steward and Mrs McMillan visited the class as third grade guests. Students have started a stamp collection as a yearly hobby featuring Canadian and Czechoslovakian stamps among many kinds.

Steward McMillay

Sixth Grade Performs Operetta and Book Plans

Students finish rehearsals for an operetta based on myths from Mabie edited by Hamilton Mabie. Donald McMillen will provide the cackling sound effect after the Golden Egg scene. After the show the class will study Baker’s two forthcoming books on constellations. Visitors Mrs Wein garth and Mrs Cross observed the week.

Hamilton Wright Mabie Donald McMillen Baker Weingarth Cross

Seventh Grade Letter From Leo Young On Westward Trip

A seventh grade pupil, Leo Young, recounts moving to Los Angeles with his father for work. He describes a trip west visiting Boulder Dam and Saltahe City, noting the Mormon Temple as a highlight. He also remarks that cement used at Boulder Dam could form a four foot wide path around the earth at the equator.

Leo Young Los Angeles Calif Boulder Dam Saltahe City

Freshman Homemaking Girls Host Valentines Banquet

The B H S freshmen homemaking class hosted a Valentine themed banquet for forty board members and faculty. Guests were greeted by cupids in the lower hall, enjoyed a gym game, and dined on a menu featuring tomato juice cocktail Swiss steak mashed potatoes and more. A fourth prize verse about love was recited by Mr Case.

Parker House

The Bulldog Bugle Emerges From The Paper Staff

The editor thanks Eugene Chub Green and sponsors for a helping hand in naming the paper. Notes and news had drifted, but now the Bulldog Bugle will issue from the newspaper.

Eugene Chub

Hi Y Club Notes at Bedford High

The Bedford Hi Y Club met at noon on Wednesday with fourteen members present. An open discussion covered a possible club project and a concession plan for the upcoming music contest if juniors do not claim the privilege. Financially the group expects success but lacks a clear plan for spending.

Bedford

Nose for Punk Spoils Vaudeville Show Entrance

A fat stranger buys a ticket for a Chinese sketch at a vaudeville house on a hot night. He sniffs and claims to smell punk, then is reassured by the ticket taker to sit near the door where no one will notice him.

Nobaudy

Future Teachers Association Holds Feb Potluck Meeting

The Future Teachers Association met Thursday night February 20 for a potluck supper. Members read discussed and signed the club constitution. A patriotic program followed ad journment. Games were played.

Future Teachers’ Association

Leo and Lois Enrolled in Local Junior High Schools

Leo attends the Junior High School with 1500 pupils in 7A while his sister Lois is a 9A freshman at a Sekagi Junior High Leo also attends.

Tabernacle Leo Lois

Data Ile mma Case and Clever Banter

Dialogue heavy scene shows Mrs Case Mrs Goodfrey Pammy Mr Jones Miss Long and Tramp in a social vignette. Banter touches marriage binary jokes beggar's need and a reporter asking for jokes while Case claims no jokes but plenty waiting.

Mrs. Case Mrs. Goodfrey Mr. Case

Seniors Pose for Class Portraits Amid Photographers Gear

On Wednesday the seniors gathered as photographers set up in the vacant nurse's room with lights and a camera to capture the year. Students chose backgrounds from folders and frames while teachers and lower classes watched, hopeful their likenesses will please when proofs arrive.

Mr. Logan Robert Taylor Greta Garbo L. Parsons

Riddle of Cow Head and Bee Imitations Stirs School Buzz

Vivian Hunter reports a curious chain of events at the grade building where an art teacher and a cow head on display trigger rumor about an upcoming operetta. A teacher’s bee-hive impression adds to the intrigue as students await the show.

Vivian Hunter

Ferneau visits Tama then returns to Bedford work

Elmer Ferneau spent the weekend at his Tama Iowa home with his parents Frank and Mrs Ferneau and his brother Gerald and family. He returns to Bedford where he teaches vocational agriculture. Shop boys stay busy finishing the unit and plan another field trip for judging work.

Elmer Ferneau Tama Iowa Frank D. Ferneau Gerald Ferneau Frank Ferneau Bedford

Marionette Wizard of OzThrills Local Students

An hour long eight act Marionette show of The Wizard of Oz delighted about five hundred pupils at the high school and grades. The Lion drew laughs and the performance earned high marks from attendees.

How Do You Buy Your Hose in Homemaking Lesson

In a Bedford store scene Sally and Joan compare hosiery buying habits. Joan explains budgeting and choosing long length stockings with care, noting three threads for dress and five for daily wear. They discuss silk rayon nylon quality and price to stretch allowance.

Sally Joan Marie Eighmy

Hurley-Fox Nuptials in Wheaton Catholic Church

Mr and Mrs Ott Hurley announce the marriage of their daughter Roberta of Wheaton Illinois to Mr David Fox of Wheaton. The ceremony was held at Wheaton Catholic Church at 8 p m February 11 officiated by Rev Father Campbell.

Golden anniversary for Will Terry Sr and wife

Mr and Mrs Will Terry Sr celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home on Sunday February 16 with their children and families and many friends sending gifts. Funeral services for Roxie Elliston of Mineral Wells Texas were held Friday at 2 pm at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev E F Hagee in charge. Buried in Lenox cemetery.

Will Terry, Sr Arnold Funeral Home Roxie Elliston Mineral Wells Texas Elliston Billy Costin Bert Williams Bill Young Lenox E. F. Hagee Burig

Social events mark Monday shower for Bricker couple

A miscellaneous shower at the Pete Stoner home honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bricker. Dillion Holcomb attended a Masonic party Thursday night performing two trombone solos. Don Tyler accompanied on piano. G. V. C. Club members hosted a potluck with bridge. Mrs. Glen Leckliter won the ladies high and W. W. Walker the men's.

Pete Stoner Milton Bricker Dillion Holcomb Mr. Holcomb Pryor G. V. C. Club Mermberg W. W. Walker Glen Leckliter W.W. W. Walker

Kensington Club Meets for Afternoon Session

The Kensington Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Mary Sampson and twelve members answering roll call with a valentine verse. A contest led by Mrs. Thompson and a Vox Pop program by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds were followed by lunch. Next meeting includes a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. D. L. Bare’s home.

Kensington ‘Club Mary Sampson Thompson Pearl Reynolds D. L. Bare May Bernice Kilby Denver George Washington Edgar Guest Harold Etington E. R. Pennebaker Leo Hele

Local Social Notes Capture Visits and Travels

Winterset residents Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Nelson hosted family time with Roy and Mrs. Nelson. Ames student Dean Ethington spent the weekend with H. J. Ethington’s family. Epworth League members visited the Miller home in Prescott. David Nelson returned from a two week southern trip. Des Moines trips included Mr. and Mrs. Herb Anderson and Lenox visitors like Mrs. Mary Tracy and others for a drug convention entertainment. Clyde Reynolds of Villisca visited the J. L. Bivens home. Father Paul Marasco and Mrs. Marasco noted, with Sharon Reimer of Clarinda spending the week nearby.

Wendell Nelson Winterset Roy Nelson Dean Ethington Ames H. J. Ethington Epworth League of the Methodist Church Prescott Raymond Miller Tenive David South Herb Anderson Des Moines Lenox Mary Tracy Donald Tyler High School Brass Chas Peterson Margaretta Boone Velda Phillips Dick Kable Paul Ethington Bill Kilby E. R. Pennebaker Bedford Clyde Reynolds Villisca J. L. Bivens John Marasco Paul Marasco Sharon Reimer Clarinda

Local Residents Visit and Family News

Miss Cora Gallagher of Tama visits Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hevin with Dale Reimer in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Reynolds and H. C. Reynolds join the Joydon home in Bedford. Cliff Giles and sons from Shannon City visit Sherman Bauman’s family, aided by Mrs. Smock of Tingley. Carol Clayton of the Great Lakes naval training academy stays with his mother Mae Clayton.

Dale Reimer Cora Gallagher Tama Iowa L. S. Hevin Weichert SD S Clarinda Weichart Claude Reynolds H. C. Reynolds Les Joydon Bedford Cliff Giles Shannon City Sherman Bauman Mac ‘Smock Tingley Carol Clayton Naval Training Academy of Great Lakes Mae Clayton

Maple Grove Club Meets With Mrs Turner

Maple Grove Club met with Mrs Don Turner on Wednesday with thirteen members present. After singing and a business session, Mrs George Lowery demonstrated mat weaving. Next meeting scheduled with Mrs Walter Johnston on March 5.

Maple Grove Club Don Turner Music Project George Lowery Walter Johnst Robert Longfellow Tom Longfellow Dale Neal Omaha Morton Aircraft School Grover Jackson Maurice Bobby Northwest Bedford Walter Bush Baby Valley George McMaster Rufus Harris Lincoln Neb Maple Grove Ed Allison Milo Allison

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary Ann Blakemore Benjamin Bock Marks Neme Pedu Dolty Japan Paul Winston Daugherty Teachers’ Council Che Lloyd Parsons Don Jaan Ioan Terrell Harlan Ulmer Jane Kennedy Charlie Bob Morris Firebug Ralph Walkup Fatricia Simpson Eula Jean Mohler Joker Mr. Flick Carmen Miranda Bonnie May Pammy Pop Mr. Jones Logan Case Mr. Worth Bedford Store Lenox Locals Orange Trading Stick FORD Chevrolet Bray Motor Co
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