New Market Churches Schedule Large Youth Event
The New Market Church of God holds Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. A business meeting is set for June 9. United Missionary Church offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with a Young Peoples Service at 7 p.m. A late prayer meeting is planned for Thursday at 8 p.m. The Young Peoples Convention will meet in Franklin Nebraska June 11 to 13 with Elizabeth Wise as evangelist. Memorial services are in Dallas Center on Sunday June 6 at 2 p.m. Rev. Swan of Bedford presides with music by the New Market High School Band.
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Jone
United Missionary Church Sunday School
Young Peoples
Young Peoples Convention
Franklin
Nebr
Elizabeth Wise
Dallas Center
Swan of Bedford
America
Hubert Henry
Henry
Webster City
Gettysburg Address and Clergy at Unknown Grave Service
A historical event notes Carol Cabbage as speaker with Rev Swan delivering an Unknown Grave address followed by Rev Clarence Moore benediction and Rev Moore. The service appears to involve religious figures delivering keynote remarks and closing blessings.
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Gettysburg
Carol Cabbage
Swan
Clarence Moore
Rev
Moore
Memorial Day Guests Visit Across States
Mrs Gail Hoover and daughter Dorothea Browning along with children Tommy Carol Sue and Lauren of Kansas City join extended family across Kansas Nebraska and Iowa for Memorial Day. Guests include Mrs Roxis Longwell of Washington Kansas and Mr and Mrs White of Walle y Nebraska. Legion Auxiliary meets June 4.
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Cora Summers
Des Moines
John Teeters
Gail Hoover
Dorothea Browning
Kansas City
Smith Brooks
The
Legion Auxiliary
Alvin Brummett
Vernon McNutt
Omaha
Ralph Dougherty
Sioux
Family and Friends Visit for Summer Break
Mrs. Carrie Pinney hosted Sunday visitors including Mrs. Beatrice Wilkinson of Los Angeles who spent days here visiting friends en route from a Kansas City church convention. Eva Marshall, now Mrs. Wilkinson, and Calvin Faurot, Maryville college student, returned Thursday for summer break, with Mrs. Helen Albert of Cedar Falls joining Friday and Saturday at Mrs. Jess Dresher’s home.
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Nancy Mae
Minneapolis
Elsa Foster
Molly Mize
Lebanon
Oregon
Charley Thompson
Sweet Home
Luie Slaight
Mae Beery
Jay Parson
Clearmont
Myron Parson
Clay Hicks
Iiona City
Hicks
Mike Jones
Mary Lou McNutt
Omaha
Holly Clark
Walter Noble
Walter Nobie
John David
Kate Cook
Eva Journey
Louisa Perry
Gravity
Elia Aid
W. L. Steeves
Bedford
R. H. Pratt
Carrie Pinney
Beatrice Wilkinson
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Wilkinson
Eva Marshall
Calvin Faurot
Maryville
Helen Albert
Cedar Falls
Jess Dresher
Sharpsburg
Howard Key
Lorimer
John Key
Johnny Filbert
Clarinda
Frank Stafford
Charles Proctor
Des Moines
C. W. Proctor
Mayme Ford
Return of Rin Tin Tin at Rialto
At the Rialto the Return of Rin Tin Tin screens Friday and Saturday June 4 and 6. Bobby Blake plays an orphan lad and Rin II’s companion in a story praised for its simple yet humorous appeal.
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Bush Christmas and T Men at the Rialto This Weekend
Two films shown at the Rialto Friday through Monday June 4 to 7 feature Bush Christmas set in the Blue Mountains with five youngsters pursuing horse thieves in Australia and T Men portraying Treasury agents going undercover to bust a nationwide counterfeiting ring.
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Rialto
Blue Mountains
New South Wales
T-Men
Treasury
Sharpburg Social Events and Local Arrivals
SHARPSBURG SOCIAL EVENTS Mr and Mrs Tom Walston entertain with a gathering including Lenox and Mt. Vernon guests. A birthday surprise for Mrs Joe Cochran drew relatives from Clearfield Lenox and other towns. Westward visits include Harold Wehrhan family from Waterloo and Des Moines visitors. Local reports mentionreturns, illnesses, and family visits across small-town Iowa.
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Joe Cochran
Frank Grean
Felicia Turner
Vernon Braden
Clearfield
Herm Beemer
Sharon
Dick Dunbar
Granville Bennett
Robert Chaney
Patricia
Lenox
Scudda-Hoo Scudda Hay at the Rialto This Week
A warm drama unfolds Tuesday through Thursday June 8 to 10 at the Rialto. Snug Domin y confronts family strife with a jealous stepbrother while seeking the sun and the heart of Rad McGill in a tale of mistaken trust and love.
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Rialto
Dominy
Rad McGill
Mear-Tragedy
At The Library By Ellen Beebe Luke's Quest
Caroline Dale Smedeker profiles Luke through fictionalized biography with insight into his Gospel choices. The work presents Luke as a vivid character formed by what he reveals.
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Luke
Caroline Dale Smedeker
Jo Ann Leeming
Margaret Gleeson
Yankee Pasha by Edison Marshall Captures Adventure
Yankee Pasha details the life of Jason Starbuck a pioneer lad from the northeast. Edison Marshall born in Indiana educated in Oregon now resides in Georgia showcases expertise with the rifle and the typewriter. The book follows Jungle Hunting and more than twenty romance adventures for arm chair readers.
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Oregon
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Yankee Pasha
Jason Starbuck
North East
Bedford couple wed as town expands with modern fronts
At the Drum home in Bedford Lewis M Drum married Mrs Eth el West per Justice Williams. They travel to Oklahoma to settle near Frederick. Bedford’s Main Street gains new fronts in F N Lewis and Wash Hall buildings west of the Bedford National Bank. J S Pieringer to run meat market in Hall Building after completion. Bank expansion plans include merging adjoining building into a single large banking room with a modern front and conveniences. Bedford schools implement fire drills with rapid evacuation once in minutes, alerting to potential panic risks.
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Daniel Drum
Bedford
Lewis M
Ethel West
R. M. Williams
Oklahoma
Frederick
Main Street
F. N. Lewis
Wash Hall
Bedford National Bank
J. S. Pieringer
Canional Bank
Lake of Three Fires yields abundance from simple bait
A tale from Lake of Three Fires recounts a June 1 fishing day where Californians James and Dominie Epperson, visiting relatives, catch unusually large crappies and bigmouth bass using worms and plain gear. Local notes segue to Flying Farmers hubbub and a civic nudge about voting, with Cub Scouts veterans’ graves marked.
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Lake of Three Fires
California
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