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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
7
Bedford residents welcomed a wide array of visitors and relatives from Clarinda Ames Ottowa Kansas City Des Moines and other towns. The column lists moves to summer schools hospital stays and family visits including Dr Gasson eye ear nose throat work and many round trips to Omaha Lenox Grand Island and Des Moines.
Mr and Mrs M E Francis and Bob Hartman of Wadena visited in Bedford at his brother E J Hartman’s home. Several Bedford residents hosted relatives from Des Moines Fremont Ida Grove Kansas City and Cincinnati while Mae Seegar visits from Kansas City plans Colorado summer school. Lenses fitted at W H Gooding and CCC camp visits noted.
At the Rialto theatre the film When A Man's A Man stars Harold Bell and Dorothy Wilson with Paul Kelly in a rodeo themed drama running Thursday through Saturday June 18 and 19. George White's 1935 Scandals screens Sunday to Tuesday June 16–18 promising lavish production and starry numbers. Also showing All the King's Horses on Wednesday June 19 with Mary Ellis Carl Brisson Edward Everett Horton Katherine De Mille and Eugene Pallette.
Dear Friends: on markets old hens are worth more than first spring chickens due to high egg prices and poor spring warmth. Fewer hens are sold while more are eaten, lifting value by about 50 percent from last year. The piece discusses broilers, roasting birds, and advice to raise spring chickens to roasting size for market demand. It cites cafeteria service in Chicago and notes egg prices and weather impact on the market.
The clipped items note visits by Zel Bloom and Lowell Miller to Yorktown and Shenandoah flower show, family gatherings at Ned Combs and Mrs Bloom's, Delores Anderson and Doris Slaight visit, and Bonnie Pratt attending Page County teachers meeting in Clarinda. The excerpt ends with a summary of a comedy about a king who travels to Vienna, a double, and a reunited queen.
Yom Kuhn Jr. departed Monday for Custer South Dakota to seek potato ranch employment again this summer while his brother Kenneth Kuhn returned home for a visit with parents Mr and Mrs Tom Kuhn. Bedford Defeats Glenwood In tennis Bedford swept Glenwood 9-0 collecting all honors. Local Golfers Win Charles Thompson and Bill Crum won open golf events at Red Oak with Thompson taking fourth flight and Crum ninth flight.
Dallas Center hosts W T Club meeting with 14 members and contests. winners were Mrs Harland Howes and Mrs T A Harris. Prairie Gem community club held an evening program at the schoolhouse with Melvin Wiley revitation, Mary Weaver piano, and two dialogues. next meeting June 28. Dallas Damsels 4 H club met at leader Mrs E Burton with 12 members and one visitor. health lesson followed by club songs. plans for an all day meeting June 18 at leader Will Glassgow’s home. Visitors from Loveland, Colorado came to visit Mr and Mrs Paul Shaffer. attendees include Mrs Ned Combs, Mrs Ben Ingels, and daughter, and Miss Ha.
An industry note explains that egg flavor hinges on feed quality and odor control. Fresh eggs taste better, but aromas from onions lemons or kerosene can permeate shells, so workers discard any eggs with off odors and keep equipment clean to preserve flavor.
Friday offers a Shenandoah dance featuring Pete Kuhl and his orchestra. Saturday hosts a dance at the old opera house in Bedford. Sunday shows Bedford versus Clearfield in Corning with West Soewerevere-o emerspax, led by George Bartlett. Tuesday brings a Lenox dance with Red Perkins and his orchestra, and Thursday a Firemen's Dance in Bedford.
A letter from Frank Priebe explains the impact of odor and flavor on shell eggs. Freshness and odor control are critical to preserve taste and protect market demand as contaminated eggs spoil consumer confidence and reduce sales.
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