Hopkins Vacation Bible Schools Open in Hopkins
The Union Vacation Bible School and the Baptist Church program kicked off a two week session this week with 89 attendees at the Union School and 40 at the Baptist Church. Teachers for both programs include a long list of local names and families. Memorial Day services were held at Hopkins cemetery with 14 on the honor roll. Joan Swanson won the Wissouri Memorial Scholarship at Cottey College in Nevada, Missouri. The Jacksons bought the Sam Brown residence and will move July 1. Visitors from California and local families attended graduations and weddings related events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Boyd Hopkins
T He Union Vaca‘tion ‘Bible School
Christian and Methodist Churches
Vacation Bible School
The
Baptist Church
Union School
Baptist School
Max Niles
Rita Kay Reents
Lester Shell
Lloyd Thompson
Cleo Ulmer
Fay Davis
Norman J. Lewis
Union
Eliis Fine
Basil Churchill
Joan Swanson
Ina Claire Barnes
A. V. Hart
Carole Morehouse
A. F. Mutti Jr
Jean Mendenhall
Dannie Gamel
Lola Hall
Grace Filson
Ralph Gordon
Elvin Walston
Janice Cross
William Rybolt
Farris Gray
Chaplin
Ralph Davenport
Legion
Cecil Allen
Glen Ulmer
Wray Memorial Methodist Church
Stanley Swanson
Hopkins High School
Wissouri
Cottey College
Nevada
Joan
Cottey
P. Ebc
Mack Jackson
Sam Brown
Hopkins
Sheridan Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Church Events
Sheridan residents hosted relatives from Bedford and Maryville while new minister Rev. Davis from Crainsville Mo took charge of the Christian Church. Vacation Bible School united children from multiple churches. Corner Cafe change of ownership. birthday dinners honored Mrs. Thompson. Alumni Banquet occurred at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Crainsville
Christian Church
Tate Store
Methodist Church
Maple Grove Church
Sheridan Christan Church
Ted Reed
Sheridan Methodist Church
Eli Elliot
Haley Pool
Bertha Hibbs
Lena Tate
Fred
Kate Thompson
Thompson
Hibs
Betha Thompson
Grant City
Owas
Community gathering notes include local visitors
The write up records a covered dish supper and visits from Mrs. Marjorie Straight and daughter Betty Wharton of Council Bluff Iowa. It also mentions Mrs. Lena Tate with son Fred and daughter Mrs. Kite Thompson dining with Mrs. Dall Churchill at noon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Straight
Betty ‘Wharton
Council ‘Bluff
Iowa
Joseph
Lena Tate
Fred
Kite Thompson
Dall Churchill
Jensen Seeks Re election as County Attorney
A Elton Jensen announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Attorney subject to Republican voters at the June 1964 primary. He asks for support and votes from readers.
Cad e Announces Run for Sheriff in Taylor County
M. L. Sam Cade announces candidacy for Taylor County sheriff subject to Republican primary on Monday June 7 1954. He asks for support and votes from party voters.
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Taylor County
M. L
Sam” Cade
Houck Seeks Republican Nomination for Taylor County Auditor
W A Houck announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Taylor County auditor. He asks voters for support at the June 1954 primary election and expresses appreciation for their votes.
Wilma Novinger Seeks Clerk of Courts Nomination
Formal announcement that Mrs. Wilma Novinger will run in the Republican primary for Clerk of Courts on June 7, 1954, urging voters to support her candidacy in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts
Wilma Novinger
Minnie Jared Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Recorder
The statement declares Minnie Jared seeking the Republican nomination for Taylor County Recorder in the June 1954 primary, asking for support and votes.
Nicholson Reflects on Taylor County Support for Reelection
Kirk R. Nicholson thanks Taylor County residents for past confidence and support as he seeks continued backing for his State Representative bid on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Kirk R. Nicholson
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Support in Taylor County
A candidate announces intent to run for sheriff of Taylor County in the Republican primary on June 7 1954 and asks for voters support and votes.
Lewis Declares Republican Ticket for Taylor County Treasurer
Announcement from M. D. Lewis stating candidacy for Taylor County treasurer on the Republican ticket in the June 1954 primary, asking for voter support and votes.
Candidate announces for Taylor County sheriff nomination
The speaker declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Taylor County. The statement notes the race is subject to party processes and mentions the name Harry H Lucas.
Notice of Special School Election in New Market Iowa
Special election to be held June 10 1954 at City Hall New Market Iowa on whether the New Market Independent District Board be authorized to build an ad
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City
New ‘Market
Iowa
Board of Education
New Market Independent District
Burt Solicits Support for County Attorney Run
Candidate Robert L. Burt asks for support before the election and votes on June 7, expressing sincere appreciation for backing.
Executor's Notice in Taylor County Will Case 1954
Executor appointed by the District Court of Taylor County Town to administer the estate of James Jacob Anderson deceased. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance and all debts should be paid to the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wintermute
Taylor County
Hampton Wintermate
James A. Lucas
Wilma Novinger
W. R. Marley
District Court
District Court of
James Jacob Anderson
New Market School District Votes on 1952 Addition Bond Issue
The New Market Independent School District holds a bond election to fund a second-story addition measuring about 82 by 64 by 12 feet, completed in 1952, at a total cost not exceeding 11 500 dollars. Polls open at noon and close at 7 p.m. R H Pratt, secretary.
Wasson Jamison Nuptials Report At Conway
Phyliss Wasson and Bud Jamison wed last Sunday in the Methodist church. They will reside in Omaha where he is employed. A pre nuptial shower for Phyliss Wasson was held in Conway Legion Auxiliary hall on May 18. Various local visits noted include Robert Norton’s weekend stop in Kansas City and bridal events for Mrs Don Martin formerly Marge White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arval Norton Conway
Legion Auxiliary
Phyliss Wasson
Wasson - Jamison
Bud Jamison
Methodist
Omaha
Robert Norton
Leland Stitts
Kansas City
Kans
Don Martin
Creston
Elsworth White
Local residents travel and visit during the week
Social notes report numerous trips and visits. Shenandoah and Des Moines outings include Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sand, Mary and Baddie, Mrs. Wayne Garrard, Max and Winifred Sanders, and Don and Doyle Cortner. Other mentions include hospital visits in Lovecity and a funeral attended by Chas Cortner family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bentley Blockton
Clem Sand
Mary and Baddie
Wayne Garrard
Shenandoah
Max Sanders
Winifred Sanders
Des Moines
Raymond Minchowicz
Don
Doyle Cortner
South Carolina
Navy
George Walters
Keith
Love City
Charley Walters
Earl Proctor
Centerville
C. A. Stickelman
Penn
A. B. Williama
Cherokee
Roy King
Gordon Griffett
Carolyn
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Jessie Griffett
Herbert Albaugh
Kansas City
Jennie Rake
Dale Walters
Chas
Cortner
Walter
Sara Hinton
Clearfield
Walton and West families gather across towns
Mire W F Walton returns home after a Des Moines visit to sister Mrs H A Larson. Elmer West of Grant City stays with sister Mrs Fred Ridge and father William West in Blockton, visits brother in law Jesse Younkin near Platteville, and attends Platteville Decoration services. Visitors at Lloyd Ridge home May 28 include Frank Merriman, Mrs Fred Ridge, William West, John Scott of Blockton and Dinner West of Grant City. Joe Dawes of Fayetteville visits sister Mrs Ernest Ford and family. Edwin King and Sam King of Hopkins visit Lyons Colorado with Ray King’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer West
Grant City
Mra
Fred Ridge
William West
Blockton
Jesse Younkin
Platteville
Lloyd Ridge
Frank Merriman
William ‘West
John Scott
Joe Dawes
Fayetteville
Ark
Ernest Ford
Edwin King
Sam King
Hopkins
Lyons, Colo
Ray King
Arthur W. Secore Dies In The West
Arthur W. Secore died April 22 in Santa Cruz California. Last rites were held in Sonora California on April 26 with services at Carters cemetery in Tuolumne. he was a former Bedford resident and longtime employee of C. C. Carson. He is survived by his wife Reba Miller of Bedford.
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Arthur W. Secore
Santa Cruz
Cali
Sonora
California
Carters Cemetery
Tuolumne
Calif
Bedford
C. C. Carson
Reba Miller
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