Lenox Area News Highlights Local Marriages and Obituaries
Local items report pastor Thompson’s recent return to Antt sytean church in Lenox after two Sabbaths. Marriages include Corene Hiley and Willard Campbell at David City Nebraska on May 14 1933 and Ruby Connell and Wendel Nelson wed in Fremont Nebraska with Lorene Finch as escort. Mrs John Riley dies in Creston funeral at Mercer Center church burial Lenox cemetery. Community updates note Leonard Cassill and family visits, hospital convalescence of Mrs Hugh Wyant, and visits by Miss Eva Lockhart Tou Lockhart and others. a tea hosted by Dr K R Huff with about 100 attendees.
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Corene Hiley
Willard Co. Campbell
Lenox
David City
Nebr
Ringgold County
Ruby Connell
A. W. Connell
Greenfield
Wendel Nelson
Roy Nelson
Fremont
Lorene Finch
John Riley
Creston
Mercer Center Church
Lenox Cemetery
Harold Cassill
Iowa City
C. B. Cassill
Clyde
Anna Turner
Bessie McCain
Ben Welter
Neilie Bryant
Hugh Wyant
Wyant
Eva Lockhart
Hancock
Iowa
Tou, Lockhart
Vern McCloud
Joe Ann
Hollywood
Calif
Lara Bush
Lavern
Pouget
Lee Griffin
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Ralph Arnold
Pleasantville
O. P. Arnold
W. C. van Houten
Eldie Benson
Little Aughter
Patricia Ann
North Bend
Alice Cassill
Des Moines
John Benson
Catherine
Truro
K. R. Huff
Missionary Society Holds Annual Tea at Lenox Church
The United Presbyterian Church Missionary societies held their annual tea event. Members gathered for fellowship and fundraising activities, showcasing community support and religious outreach.
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Missionary Society
The
Missionary Societies of the United Presbyterian Church
Sunday School Class Wins Contest at Christian Church
Mrs. Bert Archibald's class won a contest against Mrs. Hegwood's class and were entertained on the church lawn Tuesday evening. Games followed and refreshments were served.
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Bert Archibald
The
Christian Church
Hegwood
Hoosers
Life of Willa Cather Reveals G. V. Club Evening
Mrs W W Walker hosted G V club Tuesday with twenty members present. Mrs R K McGee read a paper on The Life of Willa Cather. Miss Eloise Bricker sang Wake Up Smiling and Farewell to Arms. Bridge results gave high score to Mrs Russell Key.
L D Club Hosts Lawn Party And Bridge Night
Mrs Leonard Wainwright and a group of guests attended a lawn party hosted by Mr and Mrs W E Richard. Bridge awarded high scores to ladies led by Mrs Richard and a tie between Dr Cash and Mr Richard for the men's prize. The lawn was lit and rugs were placed under the gaming tables. The next meeting is set for June 20 at Dr and Mrs W H Cash.
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L. D
W.E. Richard
G. V. C. Club honors Mrs McGee before move
Members and their husbands of the G. V. C. club hosted a Monday evening party for Mrs. A. E. McGee and her husband. Bridge was played at eight tables, followed by homemade ice cream cake and coffee. Mrs. C. E. Bricker presented Mrs. McGee with a spoon as a memento before the McGees relocate to Leon.
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G. V. C. Club
A. E. McGee
C. E. Bricker
Gravity Mother-Daughter Dinner at Christian Church
A mother and daughter banquet at the Christian church Thursday evening drew 132 guests. Mrs. Robert Moore of Corning spoke, while various local residents and visitors were noted in a long list of Sunday visits and travels across Iowa and nearby states.
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The
Christian Church
Robert Moore of
Corning
Multiple births announced in Lenox and surrounding areas
A series of birth notices from Lenox and nearby communities lists newborns born to several families. Names include a son for Archie Waugh in Lenox on May 31, a son for Glen Combs near New Market on June 6, a daughter for E E Fike of Hopkins on June 7, a daughter for W W Burns in Athelstan on June 7, a son for Ted Baldwin in Essex on June 7, a son for Basil Mathies of Siam on June 8, and a daughter for Jesse Sierp of New Market on June 12, with parents and home communities cited.
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Archie’ Waugh
Lenox
Glen Combs
High Prairie
New Market
E. E.' Fike
Hopkins
Mary Florencé
W. W. Burns
Donald William
Maathies
Jessie Ridnour
Hawleyville
Jesse Sierp
Barbara Louise
Farm Bureau to broadcast 4-H Camp program trio
The National 4-H Club Camp story will be told by 4-H members and extension leaders across three radio programs broadcast Friday June 16 Tuesday June 20 and Wednesday June 21 Eastern standard time. Henry Wallace will greet club members and the 900000 4 H club members nationwide with remarks introduced by C W Warburton.
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Henry Wallace
Wallace
C. W. Warburton
Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Marine Band
Ray Turner
Department of Agriculture
Blockton Ladies Aid Entertainment Highlights Community News
Blockton hosted the Methodist ladies aid with the Redding and Middle Fork groups at the church on Wednesday. A program and orchestra music were followed by games and refreshments. Premarital showers were planned for Miss Eunice Stroburg. Miss Dale Adair, a former Redding teacher, died after surgery. Local residents attended dinners, visits, and various social events, including travels to Des Moines and Des Moines area events.
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the Methodist Ladies Aid of
Blockton
Redding
Middle Fork
Maryville bond passes after campaign support from editor
Maryville Daily Forum editor M W Stauffer visited Bedford Tuesday, reporting that the bond issue to pave highway 71 through Maryville carried in the vote. Stauffer and his paper led a strong pro campaign, noting the route will keep No 71 in Maryville as he travels from Creston. Garland Henley of Bedford wins a prize.
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M. W. Stauffer
Maryville
Golden Jubilee Service At Guss Church Sunday
A large crowd attended the Golden Jubilee anniversary at the Guss church Sunday. A children's day program was given in the morning, a basket dinner at noon, and a special program in the afternoon. Talks were given by Mrs Belje Brown of New Market Raymond Andrew of Montana and Dr L L Bells of Auburn Nebraska. Special music was provided by Mrs Raymond Andrew of Montana Thesa Boyd of Des Moines Lola Jean Rock Virginia Orme Ross Woods and Rev Mr Emry. Those from a distance attending included Mr and Mrs Sam Boyd and family of Des Moines Mr and Mrs Lew Nichols and Mr and Mrs Charles Rogers of Indianola Mr and Mrs L L Eells of Auburn Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Raymond Andrew from Montana.
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Guss
Belje Brown
New Market
Raymond Andrew
Montana
L.L. Bells
Auburn
Neb
Thesa Boyd
Des Moines
Lola Jean Rock
Virginia Orme
Ross Woods
Emry
Sam Boyd
Lew Nichols
Charles Rogers
Indianola
L. L. Eells
Nebr
For Sale Listings In Taylor County Market Place
For sale: soy beans at 1 dollar per bushel from Ed Rutledge in Sharpsburg. Also sweet potato plants 25 cents per 100 from J. W. Hopson in Bedford. A baby grand bargain priced at 195 dollars cash with payout on delivery from Benedict Piano Co in Clarinda.
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Ed Rutledge
Sharpsburg
J. W. Hopson
Bedford
Benedict Piano Co
Clarinda
Supt A J Gregerson Heads Home for Midwest Visit
Superintendent A J Gregerson left Monday for Kirkman Iowa to visit relatives and may attend the Century of Progress in Chicago this summer. Mrs Claude Hamilton of Bedford Rt 2 is fortunate. Times-Press-Rialto. Bring this ticket to the show.
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Arthur Bedell
Mr. Morris
Hazel Clayton
Sioux City
E. E. Clayton
Mina Morris
Muskegon Heights
Mich
John Cooper
Corning
Gertie
Myrtle
North Dakota
Will Price
Joe. Shaw
Samuelson
Las Animas
Colo
Earl Hudspeth
Bertha Hockabout
Kansas
Parker
Bedford
Times-Press-Rialto
A. J. Gregerson
Kirkman
Iowa
Mr. Gregerson
Century of Progress
Chicago
Claude Hamilton
Times-Preas-Rialto
Wm. T. Meikle
Prohibition Event Upsets Missionary Day in Conway Church
Church notes show morning worship, communion, and evening service with an offer for joining by letter or confession. Epworth League time shifts noted. Sharpsburg WCTU plans a Prohibition play Friday at 8:30 with a temperance address and music. WCTU meets Wednesday at 2 for June, Missionary Day changed to Prohibition Day with gatherings at Mrs. Piper and Mrs. Garrett.
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Conway
Epworth Letind
Epworth League
Sharpsburg W. C. T. U
Sharpsburg
W. C
Beauty Housewife Snaps at Codfish in Store Banter
A light exchange shows a housewife criticizing a codfish while a storekeeper retorts that if she seeks beauty she should buy a goldfish. The vignette captures ordinary street humor and pushback in a simple payday-era market scene.
Local church notes and voter turnout call for June 20
Edward E. Garrett, pastor, urges attendance at the evotional service and emphasizes the importance of voting in the June 20 election. The message encourages parishioners to listen, reflect, and cast their ballot, stressing that each vote helps safeguard the lasting community framework.
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Salt ‘Horton Talley
Edward E. Garrett
Day for Christ Sunday Planned by Bedford Church
The Bedford Church of Christ invites members to join a major observance next Sunday June 18 with Bible School and morning worship from 945 to 1145 am The Children’s Day program and good turnout last week are noted A Communion service at 1050 is requested to remember Jesus The morning message theme is A Day for Christ Both Senior and Junior C E societies will meet next at the church premises
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Brotherhood of the Disciples, of Christ
Church of Christ
Bedford
Christ
Jesus
C. E
Sunday church services and union evening program
The notice outlines Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 Young People's meeting at 7 and an evening union service in the church. The Presbyterian orchestra will play and special numbers will be offered. A sermon aims to address problems faced today and encourages keeping the evening service habit.
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People’s
Presbyterian Orchestra
Baptist Church Announces Summer Services and Union Event
Pastor Rev. Clark M. Crowell urges regular attendance at Sunday school and morning worship with services next Sunday. Youth groups meet at 7 PM and an 8 PM union service is planned at the Presbyterian church. Southwestern Association gathering slated for June 21-22 in Council Bluffs with First Church.
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Presbyterian Church
Southwestern Association
Council Bluffs
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