Local Social Notes Span Deaths Trips and Birthdays
Miss Ros Boylen attends a state session while Mrs Hugh Woad feigns recovery at a Creston hospital. Detroit resident Marjorie Deadhead visits for the summer with her Read head family. Rev F L Shepherds kin attend Atlantic gradations with Maurice Strithmatter among graduates. Mrs John Drain hosts Annette Newcomer Missionary Society. devotionals led by T J Killion. Huff family returns from Enid Oklahoma with Virginia Huff. Jack Huff to stay weeks. Harold Peacock visits from Omaha for week break. G V C Ladies hosted by Mrs Roy Long. Edna Schultz reads Thoughts. Lavern Roll sings. Bridge prize to Mrs John Porter. attendees include Bas sett, Copeland, Wainwright, Ethington, Reimer, Evelyn Hughes and Esther Hughes. Rook games and refreshments mark social hour. Helen Van Houten celebrates sixth birthday with park party and home treats. Guests include Mary, John, Mary Lou Long, Barbara Hoover, Patty Key, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros Boylen
Virginia
Enid
Okla
L. D. Huff
Jack Huff
Harold Peacock
Omaha
A. H. Peacock
Long
Roy Long
Edna Schultz
Mary Robert Rhinehart
Lavern Roll
Orval Bassett
John Porter
C. L. Copeland
Leonard Wainwright
Harold Ethington
Theo Reimer
Evelyn Hughes
Corning
Esther Hughes
Creston
Helen Julia Ven “Houten
Helen
Julia van Houten
W. C., van Houten
Mary and
John
Mary * Lou
Robert Long
Barbara Hoover
Maryln_ Potts
Patty Key
Helen Julia
Van
Missionary society meeting at Bennison home
The Aurora McIntyre Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church met Friday afternoon at Mrs. William Bennison’s home with Miss Berta Bennison as assisting hostess. Miss Aurora McIntyre spoke on her Sudan trip, with Hattie Henderson in charge of the program and devotionals. Refreshments were served. M F C Ladies Meet Wednesday at Mrs. Shepherd’s home with Mrs. T J Killion presenting a book review on Black Soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora McIntyre
M. F.C
F. L. Shepherd
A. A. Childs
T. J. Killion
Ed Madden
Dorcas Society Meets at Butler Home
The Dorcas Society of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clarence Butler with Mrs. Anson Hubbes assisting. Ten members attended along with three guests, Mrs. Edgar Black, Mrs. George Barrans, and Miss Vera Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Mrs Madden Hosts in Honor of Mrs Clark of San Francisco
Mrs Madden entertained Wednesday afternoon to honor her cousin Mrs W J Clark of San Francisco visiting here. Clark formerly Miss Carrie Child of this city. Guests included Mrs Ben Walter who won high score in bridge at four tables and Mrs J J Walter who received the consolation prize.
Sam Browne Wins at Local Flower Show
Sam Browne won sweepstakes in peonies at the local flower show sponsored by the Garden Club on Thursday. Fay Whitney placed in the event. Over eighty people attended the luncheon at Hotel Olmsted. Several social notes follow, including visits, guests, and events around town. the Waill Street Journal quip ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Browne
Fay Whitney
Garden Club
Hotel Olmsted
Prairie Gem Rural School Commencement and Local Visits
Mr Tuttle and daughter Ruth visited Mrs. George Ferguson. Mildred Wilson Marion Wilson and Donna Jean Garver attended the rural school commencement at Bedford Saturday. William Harvey of Des Moines visited with his uncle Robert Harvey and family. Frank Tindler of Creston visited with Floyd Coffman and the Kanoffs. The Harveys and Flora Ferguson attended the Farmers Union meeting at Clearfield. Miss Mabel Ferguson was guest at a surprise party at Charles Butler's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wilson
Marion Wilson
Donna Jean Garver
Rural School
Bedford
William Harvey
Des Moines
Robert Harvey
Frank Tindler
Creston
Floyd Coffman
Wilson Kanoff
Harald Kanoff
George Ferguson
Flora Ferguson
Farmers Union
Clearfield
Mabel Ferguson
Charles Butler
Sheridan News Briefs and Local Appointments
George Barber of Sheridan sustains eye injuries after being struck by a whiplash and is improving with treatment. Virginia Darling, 9, breaks left arm in a fall from her grandfather Bainum’s truck. Martin Scott, 10, breaks an arm after falling from a pony. A Methodist church class social featured songs, debate, and refreshments. Mrs. Kate Aldrich named postmistress for Sheridan and will assume duties soon. Local residents attend a Shenandoah flower show and visit relatives in nearby towns. Various Sheridan residents and visitors are noted for travels, visits, and decorations day commemorations. Dr. Bert Clark of Milwaukee arrived to visit family. memorial services held in Sheridan Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Darling
Bainum
Martin Scott
Ray Black
Kate Aldrich
Sheridan Post Office
Lof Ridgeway
Mae Watson
Ben Lantz
Sheridan
Fred Bownes
Maxine
Evelyn
Cecil Smith
Athelstan
R. C. Barnes
Bedford
Cleo Bownes
Willis Dawson
St. Joseph
Greer
Criss Otto
A. B. McAlpin
Sam McGlothlin
Dan Boyer
A. Jackson
Lincoln
Nebr
Morial
Conway Woman Attends Royal Neighbors Convention
Conway residents attended the Royal Neighbors of America convention in Lenox where Mrs. Haynes Mrs William Osmond Mrs McMullen Mrs Kelley Mrs Donaldson Mrs Burch Mrs Duncan Miss Ada Cavner Janice Polsey and Mrs Eldon Poole of Bedford were named as initiates. A Conway Sunday school pageant The Golden Chord will be held during the Children's Day program at the church. Helen Lambley graduated from Iowa Wesleyan College with her mother Mrs Ray Lambley and Miss Jewel Piper attending the exercises. Bluegrass heading began in Conway but was light due to limited rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McGurk
Havelock
Neb
Frances | Bienert
Chicago
Arthur Lienert
Jack Robison
Norton
Kans
H. Woob
Worth
Condor and Children
Nevada
Iowa
B. W. Smallwood
Royal Theatre
Harley Bebout
Beaumont
Texas
Will Jeffers
Myrtle Wiley
Corning
144 A. Dalby
Willis Parent
Burlington Junction
Howard Lewis
Kenneth Renfro
University of Missouri
Fred Pistole
Kansas City
W. ‘T. Pistole
Ja. Fine
Fred Abernathy
R. N.A
Royal Neighbors
Lenox
Conway
Haynes
Golden Chord
Helen Lambley
Iowa Weslyan
Mount Pleasant
Ray Lambley
Jewel Piper
Helen
Ruth Tuttle
Maryville State Teachers College
Maryville
W. G. Tuttle
Kewanee
Ill
C. W. Farmer
Morrisville
Moray I
Edna Straight
C. R. Bishoff
T. E. Lambley
Minnie Palsley
N. L. Carmichael
Roy Cooper
Fannie Cooper
Fred Cooper
Hazzard Brown
Shenandoah
F. W. Osmond
William Osmond
Fred Osmond
Will Osmond
Mary Chilcote
Guy Order
John Mason
Clearfield
Walter Mason
Hester Horning
Bedford
Clarinda
Roy Horning
Mason Philgott
Merle Moore
Hepburn
D. Hunter
Waldo Burns
W. W. Myers
Geraldine
Virginia
Stella
North‘west
Missouri State Teachers Colliege
Hazel Dell community notes on visits and graduations
Hazel Dell residents visited relatives in Bedford Clarinda and near Sheridan Mo. Elizabeth Beauchamp visited Charlotte Allen. Elmer Beauchamp and family and others attended the eighth grade commencement in Bedford. Three Hazel Dell graduates represented the community. Grandma Swaim planned a summer in Twin Falls Idaho with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Poague
Viola
Lola
Charles Buzzard
A. C. Scott
Rollie Cooper
Sheridan
William Kemery
Bedford
J. C. Allen
Elizabeth Beauchamp
Charlotte Allen
Harry Bordner
Paul Gorton
Clarinda
Elmer
Howard
Roy Beauchamp
St. Joseph
Orville Allen
Elmer Beauchamp
Lloyd Burch
Howard Swaim
Hazel Dell
Walter Wake
Art
Lloyd Scott
Virgil Albright
Grandma Swaim
Twin Falls
Idaho
Lady of the Long Bow Quip About Bank Accounts
A brief Boston Transcript quip ponders domestic finance and neighborly impressions. The joke frames a husband asking if his wife ever overdraws her bank account, and the reply counters by saying she overdraws her account to impress neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady of the Long Bow
Boston Transcript
Old Tom Plans Marriage to Miss Flighty in Bon Vivant Tale
A fragmentary dialogue praises Old Tom marrying Miss Flighty who can ride swim dance sing drive a racing car and pilot an airplane. They expect harmony as Old Tom is a good cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flighty
Old Tom
NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR REINFORCING STEEL TAYLOR COUNTY IOWA
Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Auditor of Taylor county Bedford Iowa until 1 o clock P M June 20 1933 for 80 tons of reinforcing steel Bids opened promptly after closing A certified or cashier's check of five percent of bid payable to the county auditor shall be filed with each bid in case of failure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Bedford
Iowa
County Seeks Bids for Work. Bonds and Waivers Noted
The county requires bid acceptance with a ten day period to execute a contract and file a bond, else liquidated damages may be retained. Plans and proposals are available at the county office, which reserves the right to waive technicalities and reject nonconforming bids. Signed by the Board of Supervisors of Taylor on June 6, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snay
Board of Sup of
Taylor
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Lenox Society
Pathe
U.P. Missionary Society
R. A. Turner
C. E. Jones
Ordway
Colo
C. W. Kirk
John Douglas
Atchison, Kans
Vern Jeffers
Maurice Olmsted
Fred. Olmsted
Hazel Lasley
Marguerite
Ethel Lasley
Gordon Bennett
Marilyn
Eureka
John Querry
Towa City
Jack Moorhead
W. L. Moorhead
R. B. Bridgemann, Sr
Waill Street Journal
Prairie Gem
Mr. Tuttle
Miss Ruth
George Barber
Methodist Church
GW. Carpenter
Dannyi
Roy Carpenter
Horton Holland
Mildred
Frank ‘Dumphrey
Bert Boatman
Doyle Terry
Phyllis Terry
Goodyyear
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
Ford
Detroit
Bray Motor Company
Peire
Vance
Ea Ans Salar
Nebraska
Towa
Gearborn, Medh
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