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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
3
A digest of Sunday gatherings and family visits in Clayton and nearby towns. Residents such as the Claytons Stewart Runyan and Young families hosted relatives and friends for meals and cake. Funeral attendance included the Lewis Glaston service in Clarinda with family members present.
Barbara D Ann Shuler an Extension Trainee joins the 4H program in the county during June July and August. Former Holt Lassies Holt Buckeyes clubs member and past county girls president she will assist with summer 4H responsibilities and educational preparations.
The Cancer Society unit in Panting plans to hold a May meeting featuring discussions on fundraising and public health. Local organizers Will Glasgen and others coordinate with state figures Henn Racca and Thanh AL to promote outreach and plan the May event.
JOTTINGS by the Left Hander surveys Thoreau and Frost noting Thoreau’s Journal as a trove of quotes on nature and thought. It contrasts Thoreau’s calm life with Frost’s Dartmouth walks and highlights his vast knowledge of plants birds and literature.
Lews R Glassgow 60 died June 4 at Clarinda Municipal Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born on a New Market area farm, he was the son of Walter and Grace Nevin and longtime Taylor worker. He belonged to the New Market Church of Christ and is survived by his wife. Burial at The Dalles Center north of town.
A state land grant university offers a scholarship intended to cover tuition and related costs for an agricultural course of study. The award aims to support students pursuing degree work in agricultural fields and related disciplines.
The regular meeting of the Pals for Friendship 4-H Club was held May 2 at the Grove Schoolhouse. Thirteen members, two teachers, and four guests attended.
Martin Gundlach answers reader questions about Medicare proof of services disability onset and early retirement benefits. The column discusses itemized bills for Medicare coverage hours to stay full time student status and timelines for disability and widow benefits with office contact details and dates in 1969.
Carolyn Cross daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Cross of Nebraska will participate in the 20th annual Odd Fellows United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth this summer She will view New York as one of more than 1000 student observers from the United States and Canada Delermites will study the UN in action observe committees in five official languages and learn of UN work Others include visits to International House a boat ride around Manhattan Island and an evening at Radio City Music Hall
John D. Kerr to lead Sunday worship at 10 43 with 9 30 service at First Christian Church on Sunday June 15. CWF meeting scheduled at church Tuesday at 3 00.
Pastor Walter Ortmann leads Ramilt on Memorial Missionary Church with Sunday school 9:45 a.m. worship 10:43 a.m. evening service 6 00 p.m. youth activities nursing homes visits 2nd and 4th weeks. Women’s missionary meetings 2nd and 3rd Tuesday Bible Study Wednesdays 2:00 p.m. prayer meeting and Bible Study Thursdays 8:00 p.m.
Larry Walston, a New Ulm High School junior, is chosen as the school's representative to the annual Young Men's Conference sponsored by the St. Paul Rotary Club. Selection honors scholarship citizenship and leadership. he is the son of Gerald and unnamed Walston and grandson to Tom Walston and others.
Sunday service at 9 30 worship with church school at 10 45. Women s association meets Tuesday at 2 00. Junior Choir rehearses Thursday at 4 00 and Adult Choir at 7 30. Session meets at 8 00.
Ollie Odle pastor leads a Baptist congregation with a June 16 timetable including Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Evening services, Bible studies, choir practices, and youth events are listed through Friday with lake outings and BYF activities planned on multiple days.
Rev LaVern Wingert will lead Sunday Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 11 00 a m. The service invites local parishioners to attend and share in the day's worship.
The Berea Church of Christ invites all ages to Bible classes at 10 am followed by worship at 11 am and communion at 11 30 am south of Bedford.
Timothy Lutheran Church at 1304 Madison Street invites all to Sunday school at 10:00 and worship service at 11:00 led by Pastor Donald L. Miller.
Schedule of weekly Bible meetings at the Kingdom Hall 204 Jefferson Street. Tuesday 8 p.m. Bible study titled Life Ever in the Freedom of the Sons of God. Friday 7 30 p.m. Ministry Development Class 8 30 Public Bible Speaking Class. Sunday 2 p.m. Public Bible talk 3 em Study in Water tower Journal.
The Church of Christ in New Market announces Bible study at 9:45 a.m. worship at 10:40 a.m. and evening service at 8 p.m. Wednesday youth activities include prayer and Bible study at 8:00 p.m. led by Glen Mitchell.
Richard G. Viney is pastor. Sunday worship 9 30 am service at 10 30 am. Church School Thursday 6 30. Jr Choir 7 00 Sr Choir.
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