Bedford Bride Weds Perry Doctor In Des Moines Ceremony
Miss Helen L. Longfellow of Bedford and Dr A Utterback of Perry Iowa united in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at 3 30 in the Plym outh Congregational church Des Moines Rev C Merritt LaGrone officiated Attendants were the bride’s brother Sgt Howard D Longfellow and his wife Organist Lenore Mudge Stull played Mendelssohn and Lohengrin and accompanying Miss Margaret Meikle sang Because Twenty relatives attended The couple will reside at 2309 Otley Perry Iowa after June 12 Dr Utterback an osteopathic physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Longfellow
Bedford
A. Utterback
Perry
Iowa
Des Moines
C. Merritt LaGrone
Perry Methodist Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sgt
Howard D. Longfellow
Camp Wolters
Texas
Fort Worth
Lenore Mudge Stull
Mendelssohn
Lohengrin
Margaret Meikle
J. F. Longfellow
Bedford High School
Simpson College
Indianola
Surprise Templetons On 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Clifford Templeton were surprised at their Bedford area home on Thursday evening by friends celebrating their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The gathering featured Pinochle games and a silver tomato server was given as a memento. Guests included Virgil Vincent Glenn Lovitt John Marley George Jared and M J Page with pie and ice cream served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Templeton
Bedford
Virgil Vincent
Glenn Lovitt
John Marley
Maple Grove Club Meets At McKee Home
The Maple Grove Club met with Miss Bessie McKee Wednesday afternoon with ten members present. A refinishing furniture lesson was given by Mrs. George Demott and Mrs. Lloyd Hart followed by a lesson on parliamentary procedure by Mrs. Luke Zuck. The next meeting will be an annual family night gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George DeMott on Wednesday June 16, with each family asked to bring a pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove Club
Bessie McKee
George Demott
Lloyd Hart
Luke Zuck
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meets Tuesday Afternoon
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon June 15 at the church. Mrs. Wm. T. Meikle leads the meeting and Mrs. Wayne Paige collects. Assistant hostesses include Miss Alice Nelson and several listed ladies. members are asked to bring their Thank Offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Wm. T. Meikle
Wayne Paige
Alice Nelson
Z. Ro Henderson
WE. Crum
Albert Mitchell
Des Wo Dougherty
Menudo Nelean
Archie Ross
C. RB. Walters
Mery C. Reynolds
Honor Mrs Churchill At Bridge Luncheon
Mrs M L Lewis entertained at a 1 pm luncheon to honor Mrs Roy Churchill of Ottawa Kansas visiting here. Contract Bridge was played at three tables during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Roy Churchill
Ottawa
Kansas
Calendar of church and club meetings listed for June
Friday June 11 events include Victory Knitters at Mrs Eildon Poole and several church ladies aid societies led by Mrs Wm Meikle Mrs W A Polton Mrs Carl Cummings and others. Rebekah Lodge and Golden Rule Circle hostesses at various venues with F F Club and Benton Social Club noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Knitters
Eildon Poole
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Wm. A. Meikle
Christian Ladies Aid Society
W. A. Polton
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Carl Cummings
Rebekah Lodge
1.C.cf. Hall
Mrs Floyd Shum Hosts Flag Day Party for Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Floyd Shum will host a Flag Day party for the Golden Rule Circle of the Rebekah Lodge at the I.O.O.F. hall Friday afternoon June 18. She will be assisted by Miss Ethel Chambers Mrs Nellie Anderson Mrs Ivan Wells Miss Linnie Butts Mrs Glenn Lovitt and Mrs Lulu Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Shum
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Ethel Chambers
Nellie Anderson
Ivan Wells
Linnie Butts
Glenn Lovitt
Lulu Mills
B. H. M. Club Holds May Meeting With Guests
The B. H. M. Club met with Mrs. Bernard Cannon on Wednesday May 26 all members attended except one. Mrs. Wayne Bollin attended as a guest. The afternoon featured bingo and refreshments. The next gathering is set for June 30 with Mrs. Glenn Mick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. M. Club
Bernard Cannon
Wayne Bollin
Christian Ladies Aid Meeting Planned At Church
The Christian Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ will meet Tuesday afternoon at the church on June 15. Mrs. W. A. Polton serves as hostess and Mrs. Brice Melvin leads the serving committee with assistance from Mrs. Nettie Steele Mrs. Gilda John Mrs. Sid Bradley and Mrs. L. O. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Polton
Ladies Aid Society
Church of Christ
Brice Melvin
Nettie Steele
Gilda John
Sid Bradley
L. O. Taylor
Camp Fire Girls Meet At Patty Young Home
The Camp Fire Girls met at the home of assistant guard ian Patty Young on Tuesday afternoon June 8 with all members present. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Lois Graves's home on Tuesday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Young
Lois Graves
Lois Allen Weds Cpl John Preston Scott in Omaha
Mrs Mase Allen announces the marriage of her daughter Lois to Cpl John Preston Scott on Sunday June 6 at 2 PM at Union Memorial Presbyterian Church Omaha. Attendants were Miss Jewell Williams Bedford and Sgt Kenneth Marshall Fort Crook. The bride wore a blue suit with beige accessories and pink carnation corsage. Mrs Scott a Corning High School graduate and Des Moines American Institute of Business alumna worked as Taylor County Farm Bureau secretary. Scott a Ensign Kansas High School graduate attended Dodge City Junior College and worked for W W Virtue Dry Goods before enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase Allen
Lois
John Preston Scott
Carl Kearns
Union Memorial Presbyterian Church of
Omaha
Jewell Williams
Bedford
Sgt
Kenneth Marshall
Fort Crook
Scott
Corning High School
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Martin C. Owens 87 Pioneer Resident Dies in Kansas Visit
Martin C Owens age 87 pioneer resident of Taylor county died May 29 at Hoyt Kansas while visiting daughter Mrs Ben Albright. Funeral held June 1 at Swanson Funeral Home Hopkins with Rev W H Hansford and Masons at Siam cemetery. Survived by wife Zorilda deceased 15 years, children Ed Owens Nora Fuller Ben Albright Neil Owens and others including twenty six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin C. Owens
Taylor County
Swanson
Hopkins
Owens
Ben Albright
Hoyt
Kansas
W. H. Hansford
Methodist Church
Siam Cemetery
Martin Cole Owens
Nodaway County
Zorilda Witt
Buchanan County
Centenary
Maryville
Masonic Lodge
In Memory of Brother M. C. Owens Obituary Note
Plum Lodge No 285 A F and A M Siam Towa mourns Brother M C Owens who has passed to the Grand Lodge of the New Jerusalem. The lodge drapes in mourning for thirty days and offers condolences to the family upon his death. Members H V Melvin J H Osborn J L Henderson committee note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Owens
Grand Lodge of the
New Jerusalem
A.F
A.M. Siam
Towain
H. V. Melvin
J. H. Osborn
J. L. Henderson
Cornittee
Cornell's Father Dies At Maryville Friday
Peter Cornell 87 of Burlington Junction Mo died about 4 pm Friday at St Francis hospital Maryville after five weeks illness. Born 1856 in New York he moved to Burlington Junction as a young man and farmed and worked as a carpenter. He married Larah Webb January 1 1885. she died sixteen years ago. Survived by four sons Ray Cornell Tarkio W S Cornell Fort Sill OK Charles W Cornell Des Moines and Joseph W Cornell Maryville. two daughters Anna Sharp Atchison and Gertie Hamm Bedford. thirteen grandchildren and one more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cornell
Burlington Junction
St. Francis Hospital
Maryville
Mr. Cornell
New York
Larah Alice Webb
Ray M. Cornell
Tarkio
W. S. Cornell
Fort Sill
Okla
Charles W. Cornell
Des Moines
Bedford
Taylor County
Joseph W. Cornell
Anna Sharp
Atchison
Kansas
Gertie Hamm
Funeral Services Held for Great Grandchild in Burlington Junction
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the Methodist church in Burlington Junction. Burial followed in the Ohio cemetery at Burlington Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Burlington Junction
Ohio
Methodist Church Schedule With Pastor Away
Jane Alipte invites friends to Sunday School at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m by Mrs. Overholt. Prayer meeting Friday 8:30 p m led by T. J. and Lulu Overholt. G L Hufstader pastor announces no morning service due to Conference attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Overholt
T. J
Lulu Overholt
Methodist Church
G. L. Hufstader
Christian Church to Hold Bible School and Worship Programs
Pastor P. H. Peterson invites the community to Bible School at 10 and morning worship at 11 with Children’s Day exercises scheduled for June 20. The service will feature special programs for youth and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
P. H. Peterson
Pastor Bible School
Church Services and Programs Listed for Sunday
Presbyterian Church A. A. Ross, Pastor presents Children's Day program next Sunday at 11. Baptist Church O. H. Hallgrimson, Pastor holds Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning worship 11:00 a.m. Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m. Evening service at Presbyterian church at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
A. A. Ross
Baptist Church
Ward Andrews Hints at Madness in Hidden Plot
In Paris Dr Rameau and the British Consul pursue a mysterious English paranoid named Ward Andrews who escapes unseen. In London Philip Montell reunites with Ward at a bar and Stella Bergen, now Mrs Monrell, becomes entangled as Philip and Stella marry. Ward’s return to the factory brings tension and plans unfold with power and jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rameau
Tor
Paris
Ward Andrews
London
Philip Montell
Philip
Ward
Stella Bergen
Rage in Heaven unfolds a gripping housing crisis turn
In 1931 industrial drama, Stella fears the Housing Project chaos at Ward Montell’s steel works. Philip, angered by Stella and Ward, opposes reform and faces jealousy, manipulation, and near-violent confrontations as tensions culminate in a dramatic, fate‑driven finale.
Local births reported across Missouri towns this May and June
A series of birth announcements list children born to families in Sheridan Gravity Brockton Clearfield Maloy Massena Arcadia and Hopkins area from May 20 to June 9. Included are Connie Lee Jerry Dean Harry Dale Sharon Gary Lee and other newborns with parental names and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maudlin
Sheridan, Missouri
Dale Lasley
Jerry Dean
Butterick Patterns Lead Fashion Parade At Local Counter
Butterick patterns continue to lead the fashion parade at our pattern counter with a large stock of dress materials in Cottons Rayons Ascetates and woolens in lighter weights suitable for summer wear. Among the popular weaves are good assortments.
Textile Listing Of Various Fabrics And Widths
A catalog style note lists French crepes jersey sharkskins cotton crepes teca spun rayon cravenettes lynspuns cotton prints French ginghams rayon taftag staple cottons Pequot sheets 81x99 and 81x108 inches, Indian head bleached 36 and 44 inch blue chambray shirt ing 36 inch plain, blue striped denim white outing flannel 27 and 36 in widths. Prices range 88c to 1.45.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Longfellow
Dr. Utterback
Columbia
Templetons
McKee
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Mrs. Churchill
Golden Rule Circle
F. F. Club
Merle Snyder
Baptist Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Finis Park
Guy Mohler
Lillie Bristow
A. D. Scott
John Waterman
Carl Stephens
Fred Kingsley
Belle Meloy
Nelle
Rebekahs
Mrs. Cannon
Glenn Mick
Christian Ladies Aid
Uy Ben Franklin Stores
Lois Allen
John Scott
Nora Fuller
Walt Morehouse
Ed Owens
Neil Owens
Jaber
Hitler
Rogers and Milland
Cornell
Ratt AG
Y Jane Alipte
Chapter
Stella
Ak Pit Anner
Blake
Priup
Stella Ward
Philin Werate
Mr. Andrew
Heaven
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Beatrice Faber
Philipad
Philip Ward
Eric
Honey
Ted Dobson
Philp
Phillip
Loew
Dag
Frank Sines
Dwight Hargadin
Dean Posten
Connie Lee
Vernon Day
Clearfield
Claude Matheny
Blockton
Harry Dale
John Nolan
Maloy
Sharon
Marvin Boyer
Sharpsburg
Boyer
Baby
Ivan Houchin
Gravity
Mr. Boyer
Glenn Howes
Massena
Gary Lee
Ralph Edwards
Arcadia
California
Edwards
C. W. Kirk
Rayon
Cravenettes
Lynspuns
Bemberg
Chambray
Karpet
Johnsons
Thompsons
America
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