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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
2
Ames 4 details a best rat event and bidder Demet Beck placed a bid. The fragment references prices, a penitent cheer and a weighing context, with unclear lines about a dealer and a 22 count.
Fragmentary notice reports two farm cats identified by Max Lucas in Bedford. A lost Homelite chain saw found at the back end of a pickup near Tarior Co coad Serta No 333668. Follow up with Max Hardstak, S53.
With The Sick Janet Browth daughter of Mr and Mrs J. B Routh, of Clearfield, a patient at Creston Hospital after a severe car accident. Dennis McAlpin of New Market area hospitalized at Municipal Hospital on Camoda Lane. Allen McCoy listed as patient at Naval Hospital near an Air Base recovering from injuries. Mrs Opal Freemyer of Clearfield burned legs in an incident.
Births Mrs Wm T Meikie Sr of Bedford announces birth of a son Jeffery Allen born May 30 to Mr and Mrs Robert Blake of Bedford and Mr and Mrs Lowell Dugan of Gravity. Great grandparents listed in Bedford and Gravay. Appreciation thanks to WS CoS for singing and Mildred Skaey and Kathorin Harris for music.
A Bedford witness recalls the Kennedy assassination scene as news media crowded the hospital area. TV gear and antennas dotted the sidewalk while reporters and photographers gathered outside the entrance amid police presence and security alarms.
A grateful note from patients and relatives expresses appreciation for care at the hospital and ambulance service. Mentions Bertha Youngs, Marton Young, Floster Strub, and Post 168. The message thanks friends and neighbors for support during illness and recovery in Omaha Massasse region.
The narrator recalls the night of Robert Kennedy's death and the hospital to cathedral vigil in New York, with officers circling the scene and a somber mood as the cortege leaves for St Patrick’s Cathedral. The piece linksed memories of streets near Witmer Street and a personal sense of loss.
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