Sharpsburg local notices and church events
Mov ers in Sharpsburg relocate to new properties as Caral Knapp and families move in from Kent and McClaughs. Presbyterian and Methodist churches schedule services with upcoming Youth Day and lawn festival. Rev. Kysar to preach at 11 o clock and no sermon at the Sunday morning service. The Presbyterian Aid Society met at Mrs. Charley Boydston's home with 23 attendees and Devotions led by Mrs. Charley Reed. Local social items praise visits, dinners, and travel among residents including Sharon, Grimm, Brown, and Selders families visiting Kin in Bedford, Gravity, Ames, and Fort Collins. Mayor and residents discuss community movements and personal visits across Sharpsburg, Diagonal, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Kysar of
Creston
Sharpsburg
Presbyterian Aid Society
Hame
Charley Boydston
Leevans
Charley Reed
Ralph Rutledge
Carrie Penney
Edd, Phalen
Bill Boyden
George Gillette
Mary Lou Cundy
Bedford
Phyllis Grimm
John Ditto
Maryville
Earl Farnham
Bill Brewer
Osceola
Orville Brown
Betty Gene
Paul McKay
Darlene
Maggie Brown
Elva Knott
Fort Collins
Colorado
Bila Kurott
V. R. Smith
Ames
George Beck
Junior Selders
Gravity
Ted Selders
Local families host visits and gatherings Sunday
Residents and relatives from multiple towns spent Sunday with relatives. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Rutledge and Mrs Maggie West at the Orie Shum home, Simmie Beemer family with Maryin Boyer, Mae Orme visiting Nodaway grandmother Mrs Dave Moser, and Franklin Anderson at Bedford horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rutledge
Maggie West
Orie 1 Shum
Simmie Beemer
Maryin
Boyer
Mae Orme
Nodaway
Dave Moser
Franklin Anderson
Bedford
Frank Hamblin
Low Cundy
Mark Robinson
Conway
Kenneth Johns
Laura Smith
Donald
Sharpsburg
Wyatt Grimm
A. C. Whipple
Joe Probasco
Clyde Whipple
Osceola
T. H. Swain
Kyser
Creston
Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Clearfield
Tony Petersen
Small Son
Omaha
Harry Pennebaker
Jackie Dooley
Small
John Dooley
Hopkins Pastor Conducts Funeral For Minnie Blanchard
Funeral rites were held at the Methodist church for Minnie Blanchard 73 who died at her son Lou Blanchard’s home near Clearmont. She was born in Ohio and spent most of her life here surviving son a brother John More Hopkins sister Mes Ira Gray and three granddaughters. Also reported are the King Rosecrans nuptials Marion Belle King married June 2 to Earl Rosecrans with readings by Rev Charles Arnold. Vacation Bible schools close with joint programs at Christian and Baptist churches and other notices from Hopkins.
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Methodist Church
Minnie Blanchard
Lou Blanchard
Clearmont
King Rosecrans
Marion Belle King
Roy King
Earl Rosecrans
Nellie Rosecrans
Charles Arnold
Wall Lake
Iowa
Adaua
Parnell
Kathryn Costello
Elmo
Olin Schmidt
Graham
Frank Baker
Maryville
Paul Barton, Sr
Kansas City
Johnson-Powers
Roy Powers
Lawrence
Kansas
United Telephone Company
Dora Johnson
Christian and Baptist Churches
Boll
Christian Church
Baptist School
Baptist Church
Robert Cox
Charles Monahan
Salt Lake City
Monahan
Flint
H. B. Thompson
Chicago
Elia Thompson
Rose
Bedford
Sherm Grimes
L. R. Wiley
Addie Cloyd
Denver
Colo
Maggie Olmsted
Clayd
Tom Shinabarger
Marjorie White
Pauline White
Bobs Wieser
Wieser
North Nollywood
Clif
Laramie
Wyoming
Town
Clarence Stewart
Siam
D. B. Shearer
Oliver Gregory
Clarinda
Gregory
Ruth Morehouse
Everett Orme
Miss Opal Orme
Shambaugh
Nathaniel Orme
Albert Gorton
Albert
Hopkins locals recall neighborhood gatherings and visits
A long list of social visits and events in Hopkins and Siam area includes picnics at Shenandoah Park honoring anniversaries for Mrs. Traster and Mr. Holmes, Rainbow Girls activities, and a Mother Advisor hosted fundraiser at Polly Kysar's home. Various residents travel to family and church events, attend weddings, and return from trips to California and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Edwin
Karen Sue
Shenandoah
Charles Hanna
Traster
Holmes
Rainbow Girls
Polly Kysar
News From The Armstrong Nursing Home Highlights
Maryville devotional singers visited the Armstrong Nursing Home to sing hymns and lead prayers. Residents and relatives visited and presented bouquets of tulips for Mother's Day, with numerous family members visiting, attending church, or sharing meals.
Letters on Eggs and War Aid Highlight Lend Lease Gifts
The piece discusses raising more chicks, feeding England, and shifting egg supplies abroad under Lend Lease. It notes eggs produced in 1942 would exceed 1941 by 371 million dozen and 571 million dozen over 1940, with allies demanding 600 to 750 million dozen, possibly causing meat and staple shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Denmark
England
Canada
National Farm Institute
Jetter
Hirl
U.S.D.A
Roy F. Hendrickson
Wickard
Egg marketing changes urged by new DOT regulations
A Oklahoma produce man lauds forthcoming Office of Defense Transportation rules though initial proposals would have hit egg marketing hard. Final changes, due by July 1, push toward farmer markets, reduce multiple truck pickups, and cut waste and miles driven while boosting efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Defense Transportation
Oklahoma
Stote
Executors Notice of Nevins Estate in Taylor Iowa
The District Court of Taylor County Iowa appoints Vera Gold and Kate Perkins as executrices of John S Nevins deceased on June 2 1942. Creditors must present claims to the court for allowance and debtors should pay the executors at once. Flick Lucas Attorneys handle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Taylor County
Iowa
John S. Nevins
Vera Gold
Kate Perkins
Flick & Lucas
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Earl McClaugh
Kent
F. B. Harris
Mount Pleasant
The
Clifford Young
Lucy Gardner
Joe Svopoda
Frank Smith
Anna Mae Dalen
Guy Brown
Betty
Ronnie Af Hoone
Milton Faurot
Frank Campain
Guy Campain
Marilyn Gene
Dorothy Mae Selders
Myrna Bush
Lenox
Clarence Underwood
Lawrence Kirby
Virgil
Diagonal
Frank Wackernagle
Clyde Taylor
Clarence Roberts
Raymond Million
Beryl Million
Cliff Million
Faye Sheley
Guthrie Center
Pred Borden
Charley Brown
Join Taylor
Carel Knapp
Len Grimm
Bob Holmes
Mrs
Glade Trastor
Tani
T Ter Raste
Ce Po Eee
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Omaha & Red Oak
Junior
Merrill Traster
W.M.A. of the Baptist Church
Elsie Rose Fine
Frank Shields
Carl Mullen
New Market
Minnie Hayborn
Dana Foster
Verlon Cade
Howard Henderson
Fred i Melvin
Dubuque
Towa
Masonic Lodge
Abe Smith
Sheridan
Wyo
Jesse Henderson
Mr. Smith
Henderson
Crystal Manley
Frank Alleny
Norice Adams
Cheyenne
Quincy Heams
Will Mittery Sr
Des Moines
Adams
Walter Radke
Moline
Leland Radke
Conlin Jobe
Stanley Damewood
Clem Jeffers
California
Dennis
Camp Callan
San Diego
Bruce McClarnon
Braddyville
Ed Stewart
del Miller
Clark Miller
Harry Clayton
St. Joseph
Joe Shields
North Star
Ralph Fine
St Joseph
Orville Horner
Sinile
Perry Fine
Rey
Wall Laks
Clarence St
Virginia and
Dodwart
Ellis Fine
Harry Stewarts
Loren Woldruff
Cecil Woldruff
Alfred
Forrest Richardson
Phyllis
Horace Richardson
Clark
Asin
le Hogue
Armstrong Nursing Home
By Luellen G. Ross
Bert Rupp
Grant
Sarah Neal
Merrill Finley
Clara Henneman
Roy Armstrong
Jim Allen
Ellsworth Clark
Clara M Ross
Suellen
Harold Clark
Smiling Cluellen
Paul Matheny
Blockton
Deloris
Ralph Woodward
Clarence Woodward
Jerome McMaster
Wallis Jackson
Hopkins
Bell McMaster
George McMaster
Grover Jackson
Merle Jackson
Arthur McMaster
Gertie Owens
Walter Bush
Jim Jackson
Agusta Breece
Ray Loghrytend
Ghry
Jesse Neal
Oregon
Bruce Bebout
Anna John
Anna Oxley
Luel- Jen
Paesa
Yours
Frank Pridbe
Riebe
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Ram
Arthur Thompson
Carl Stephens Farm
Arthur G. and
Alien
J. Thompson
Pathfinder
Farm Journal
Farmer’s Wife
Comfort & Needlecraft
Bedford Times-Press
True Story
Household Magazine
Nan
Farm Journal & Farmer's Wife
Addis
Sinha
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