Lost cattle strays reported from local farms
George Johnson reports a stray 2 year old heifer from his farm at 332 3854. Harold Leonard of Corning notes four 650 pound heifers missing from the R H Thomas farm.
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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
2
George Johnson reports a stray 2 year old heifer from his farm at 332 3854. Harold Leonard of Corning notes four 650 pound heifers missing from the R H Thomas farm.
The Taylor County Board of Supervisors will hold a hearing to close a road in Benton Two, Taylor County, Iowa. The road runs from the West Quarter Corner Section 14 Township 68 North Range 34 West to the East Quarter Corner. The hearing is June 29, 1967 at 10:00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors room, County Courthouse, Bedford. Alen J. Thompson, Taylor County Auditor.
Probate notices announce the appointment of administrators for the estates of Maye Olmsted and Cecil Schuster in Taylor and Bedford counties Iowa. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication and debtors should pay promptly. Administrators named are Donald E Olmsted E L Olmsted and Merton Thing with attorney Fred Lindburg. Dates are June 1967 with second publication June 15 1967.
A brief appreciation message thanks tenants or residents of Bedford for their continued support. The note emphasizes community warmth and mutual respect within the local housing context. No specific dates or names are given.
Kathy Sue Wirth and John O. Sharp wed at First Baptist Church Bedford on June 4 in a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside on a Conway farm after a wedding trip, with bridesmaids and family members listed among the guests and hosts.
On Sunday June 25 the Dallas 4 H Club boys will meet at 1 00 p m at the Otis Woods farm organizers invite members and families to join the farm tour and activities
Local notices recount Memorial Day weekend visits by families and friends from Bedford Lenox Red Oak Norwalk Sioux City and Denver with trips to Omaha Weeping Water and Wisconsin Also mentions travel to Fort Polk and Kentucky plus revisits to Walton track of church and graduation events including Simpson College anniversary and various kinship gatherings.
Sharpsburg society letters detail visits and family gatherings across Iowa towns. Betty Ann Ross of Clearfield spent a week with her relatives, while the Bram mer family attended a Kent reunion. Local hostesses hosted Presbyterian Women and devotions were led by Mrs. Ralph Rutledge. Families from Bedford Des Moines Nebraska City Twinsburg Corning and other places visited, with hospital and nursing home stops noted.
Ferguson attended a May graduation in Des Moines with their grandson present.
The Gay Maidens 4-H Club hosted a Come as you are party for Anne Murphy, a graduating senior, on Saturday night May 20 at Mary Jane Dukes home. Anne received a cookbook from the club as 16 members two leaders and three guests joined a scavenger hunt and wiener roast with several other activities.
New Market area residents attended the 1967 graduation in Corning. Families from Clarinda and surrounding towns visited Ingram and Hutcheson households. A bridal shower for Jane Wood was held at the New Market Methodist Church with multiple hostesses.
Funeral services for Frank Diggs 83 a Taylor county farmer were held June 6 at Walker Funeral Home Clarinda with Rev Ivo Randels officiating He died June 3 at Clarinda Municipal Hospital Interment followed at Guss Cemetery Survivors include his wife Alta Jane Hoffman and ten children
The ASCS county office will accept applications for a new farm winter wheat allotment for 1968 until July 1. Eligible farmers must have no 1967 wheat allotment on any farm, prove land and equipment readiness, have 2 years wheat experience in 5 years, and expect to gain at least half of current year income from their total crop.
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