Bonus Bonds To Arrive Here June 16
Veterans world war adjusted service bonds are set to arrive around June 16. Bonds will be registered and deliverable only to the addressee, requiring identification or known delivery by the carrier. If not at home, a notice will be left and bonds cannot be forwarded. Interest is three percent. cash redemption routed via Des Moines. Postmaster General Farley speaks on NBC June 13 about bond delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Hamilton
Des Moines
For Sale or Trade Car John Foley Bedford
Classified note offers a Studebaker sedan with 6000 miles licensed for 1936 in Bedford. Inquiries directed to Times-Press and Neely Service Sta New Market. Also seeks blue grass seed and residence property in Bedford from Wayne Harbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foley
Bedford
Inquire Times- Press
Neely Service
Sta. New Market
Dan Haack
Wayne Harbour
Mrs. C. H. Knoles 71 Died in Bedford Home
Mrs. C. H. Knoles 71 longtime Bedford resident died Sunday June 7 at her daughter Leta Cobbs home in Bedford after years of ill health. Funeral at Bedford Baptist church Tuesday with Rev. W. H. Hoge. burial in Fairview cemetery. Survivors include Leta Cobb Ruby Wilson Gianehe Knoles View Knoles and other relatives.
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C. H. Knoles
Bedford
Leta Cobb
Baptist Church
W. H. Hoge
Fairview
Alice Strader
Isam and
Mary Strader
Petersburg
Menard County
Clark Hunter Knoles
Carat Hal
Knoles
Ruby Wilson
Gravity
Gianehe Knoles
View Knoles
Shenandosh
Drothes
Riew
Haidsiak neighbors plow sixty acres of corn
East of Bedford neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Haidsiak plowed about sixty acres of corn after replants. Haidsiak recently returned from St. Francis hospital and shows improvement. Helpers included Livingston, McNeese, Harvey, Avey, Hall, Ray, Gould, and Hall with teams. Scroggies replanted the corn.
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J. E. Haidsiak
East of Bedford
Haidsiak
St. Francis Hospital
Wayland Livingston
Cleo McNeese
Joe Harvey
Homer Avey
Charels Hall
Willis Ray
Roy Gould
Beryl Hall
George Scroggie
Otto Scroggie
Out of town mourners attend Mrs. Knoles funeral
Among those from outside the town who came Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. C. H. Knoles funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Derry, Mrs. Ed Dawson, and Mrs. Lula Terry of Petersburg Illinois Ed Strader of Farmington Iowa Mrs Crit Carter and daughters Maxine and Angretta and Eli Goff of Albany Missouri Roy Hill and Mrs William Leavitt of Peoria Illinois Mrs Eli Wilson and daughter Bethel of Gravity Mr and Mrs Victor Knoles of Shenandoah
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C. H. Knoles
Ben Derry
Ed Dawson
Lula Terry
Petersburg
Ill
Ed ‘Strader
Farmington
Iowa
Crit Carter
Maxine and
Angretta
Eli Goff
Albany
Roy Hill
William Leavitt
Peoria
Eli Wilson
Bethel
Gravity
Victor Knoles
Shenandoah
Blockton Social Activity and Local Notes Overview
Blockton society highlights include Mrs. C B Hogg hosting Nu Deal club and others hosting American Legion Auxiliary and Kensington events. Church activities span Children’s Day at Christian church and program at Methodist church. Local updates cover gatherings at homes, birthday surprise for Warren Rubbsard, and a Moody store interior overhaul with a boys’ ice cream supper fundraiser for a summer camp. Also mention Mrs J R Morris traveling to California and several families visiting.
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Iowa Falls
Lenox Native Mrs. H. A. Childs Dies in Hollywood Cal
Mrs. H. A. Childs, 81, former Lenox resident and mother of Dr. H. A. Childs of Creston, died Tuesday in Hollywood California. The body will be returned to Lenox for funeral services and burial.
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Lenox
H. A. Childs
Creston
Hollywood
Cal
Children’s Day Program at Baptist Church Sunday
W H Hoge pastor welcomes all to Children’s Day with an 11 o’clock program for younger children and no sermon. Rallying Day urged to surpass last year’s attendance of 217. Sunday school at 9 45. B Y P U at 6 at Brooks Nash home with devotional, refreshments, and social hour. Union meeting at Presbyterian church in the evening with Rev J Max Buck preaching. Practice for Children’s Day.
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Union
Presbyterian Church
J. Max Buck
Church School and Day Program Schedule
J Stanley Decker announces a church school meeting at 9 45 a m followed by a Children's Day program at 11 00 a m The evening union church service is set for 8 00 p m at the Presbyterian church.
Children’s Day Services At Local Church
Robert Boshen announces Sunday June 14 events with a 9 45 a m church school 11 a m common worship and a Children Day dramatization The 8 p m Union Evening Service features Rev C Max Buck preaching on Thursday June 18 The June Workers Conference meets at the manse at 8 o'clock and a children’s prayer closes with a blessing for growth
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Robert Boshen
Church School
Union
C. Max Buck
Church of Christ
Notice to Bidders for County Bridge Lumber and Piling
Sealed bids will be received at the Auditor of Taylor County Iowa until 2 P M June 22 1936 for 78990 B F Class D rough 20400 B F Class A rough 14500 B F Class A treated Douglas Fir bridge lumber and 2160 lineal feet of treated yellow pine piling. Bids opened promptly after closing at the same office.
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Taylor County
Iowa
Taylor County Iowa bid notice for contracts 1936
The county requires a certified check equal to 5 percent of the bid payable to the County Auditor with each bid. If the winning bidder fails to sign a contract and file a bond within 15 days after acceptance, the check is liquidated damages. Specifications can be inspected at the office. The Board may waive technicalities and reject all bids. Proposals must be sealed on county forms and dated June 8 1936. Published June 11 and 18.
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Board of Supervisors
Taylor County
Iowa
Harry Timberlake
Thos. L. Kuhn
Divorce Petition in Taylor County Court
In the District Court of Taylor County Iowa Pauline Lingle plaintiff files for divorce from William Lingle on cruel and inhuman treatment endangering life and restoring her maiden name Pauline Borden. Defendant must appear by noon on the second day of the next term beginning August 3 1936 at Bedford Iowa or default will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Taylor County
Pauline Lingle
William Lingle
Pauline Borden
Bedford
Thanking the Community for Condolences on Charles Phillip Kuhn
Mr. and Mrs. Thos L Kuhn and family thank all who assisted after the death of their son Charles Phillip. Flick and Lucas, attorneys for the plaintiff, express appreciation for the deeds and words that will be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Phillip
Thos. L. Kuhn
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J. D. Bannon
Bluegrass Seed
L. A. Vogt Produce Co
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Harry E. Nevin
New Market
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Paul
Mingo
Minnie B. Keenan
Dick Wall
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Grant City
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Kansas City
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J. Stanley Decker
Bedford Hatchery
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Trimmer
Chicago
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