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Newspaper

Bedford Times Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1936

Page

3

From The Exchanges Five Years Ago in Town

A recall of Charles Van Riper who joined Dr. Lee Travis at the University of Town for treatment and later became a speech professor at Eastern Michigan State Teachers college. Also reported is a bizarre water life specimen found by Mrs. L. B. Carruthers in a fish pool identified by some as a horse hair snake.

Charles van Riper Lee Travis University of Town Eastern Michigan State Teachers College van Riper Travis L. B. Carruthers

Doings of Congress June 13 1936

Congress has stood in recess during the Republican convention in Cleveland leaving conference committees active. Expected next week are reports on interior treasury post office and district appropriations along with the relief and social security funding. The highway aid bill anti chain store and anti lobby measures are in conference as adjournment looms toward Friday or Saturday.

Congress Cleveland Interior Department Treasury Department Post Office Department District of Columbia

Congress Workload Highlighted by Hon Otha Weariu

Hon Otha D Weariu emphasizes the heavy labor in Congress saying weed out chaff from the wheat takes time and effort. He notes critics underestimate rapid movement from day one and recalls a prominent member stating the toll on conscientious members is high due to illness and death.

Congress House

Lightning Kills Mule During Storm Hitup

Walter Thorp was cultivating corn when a thunderstorm struck and a bolt killed one of his mules hitched to a two row. The inside horse was shocked but survived. Thorp also suffered a temporary shock and escaped serious injury. The incident occurred Tuesday morning near Hamburg.

Walter Thorp Walt Hamburg Re,orter

Remarkable 4 Per Pound Chicks Seen In Kansas

Dear Friends reports Louise Newkirk, a 4H Club member near Great Bend, Kansas, hatched 400 New Hampshire chicks on February 25. At thirteen weeks they ranged 3.9 to 4.5 pounds, with 388 birds remaining. The brood was kept in a broad house packed with feeders to ensure constant feeding.

Kansas Louise Newkirk Great Bend Kan New New Hampshire

Young girl raises chickens for profit in clean poultry house

In a letter Frank Priebe praises a 16 year old girl who manages a spotless poultry operation. She cleans daily, maintains feeding and watering, and records costs precisely. Her chicks cost 15 cents each and after thirteen weeks yield 4 1/4 pounds per bird, suggesting potential doubling of money at current market prices.

Frank Priebe

Hopkins Matron Mary Donlin Celebrates 98th Birthday

Mrs Mary Donlin marked her ninety eighth birthday at her daughter Mrs Sargent home in Hopkins on June 12 with dinner for guests including Mr Will Donlin Creston Iowa and Mrs Charles Brown Tarkio. Born June 12 1838 in Sabina Ohio she helped found Hopkins store and home. Her family includes daughter Mrs Hubbard Los Angeles and son Will Donlin Creston.

Mary Donlin Sargent Will Donlin Creston Iowa Charles Brown Tarkio Lawrence Sargent Donlin Sabina Clinton County Ohio Princeton Edward Donlin Afton Hopkins John Donlin Old Kenna Edwards Order of Eastern Star Presbyterian Church Donkin R. L. Hubbard Los Angeles Calif

Injures Eye in Firecracker Incident at Tea Pot

Gerald Garten suffered a badly cut eye when a fire cracker exploded inside a china tea pot near him behind Dawson's Cafe. It was unclear if vision was permanently affected as doctors assess the damage.

Gerald Garten Dawson's Cafe Garten

Local Births Marriages and Events Reported in Conway Area

A son born to Mr and Mrs Lewis Larson of Conway on Sunday June 13. Miss Garland Miller of Conway wed John Taylor of Des Moines in Ames Iowa on June 13. Mrs Taylor a former Bedford High School teacher. Glenn Gray of Corning and Lester Howard former Corning High School principal wed at bride's home in Corning on June 17. The bride is Charles Gray's daughter and has taught in Corning. A small tornado struck Delphos on June 16. barns down and phone lines cut. A woman escaped injury but her team perished. R W McLain a Bedford schools teacher, reelected, married May 29 at Nashua to Alice Mayer. A son was born to Hamilton of Hopkins on June 13. Births listed for Gravity families: a son to Fred Joslyn on June 11. a daughter to Jim Heatherington on June 4. a son to Will Day on June 11. Fire from lightning Sunday morning destroyed G S McKinley’s Ladoga general store. The gospel team visited Hazel Dell June 18 with Rev D W Griffith leading services. Participants included David Hughes Fred Martin Elvin Van Reenen William McDowell Ralph Johnson Virgil Putnam Carl Hanshaw L F Klopp Isaac Herbert M White George Reed and John Fitch the captain.

Garland Miller P. C. Miller Conway Ames Iowa John Taylor Des Moines Glenn Gray Corning Lester Howard Corning High School Bedford Charles Gray Union - Republican Hazel Dell Rev D. W. Griffith The Baptist Church Hopkins David Hughes Fred Martin Elvin van Reenen William McDowell Ralph Johnson Virgil Putnam Carl Hanshaw L. C. Klopp Isaac Herbert M. White George Reed John Fitch

Two weddings mark June ceremonies this week

Miss Helen Posten wed Eugene Posten and Wilfiem Chandler at the Smoles home at high noon on June 11. Miss Bessie Sweigard and Clif ford Underweed tied the knot at the Stipsburg Presbyterian Church on June 14. A son was born to Mr and Mrs O W Perkiss of Radford on June 13.

Helen Posten Eugene Posten Wilfiem Chandler Frank Chandler Bessie Sweigard Clifford Underweed Sharpsburg Wwere Presbyterian Church Stipsburg

Summer school and farm ambitions spark small town week

Misses Allie Nelson Jessie Hardenbrook Della Carr and Nellie Loomis attend summer school in Cedar Falls. Peter O Daugherty plans to secure one of Uncle Sam's farms and heads west in a wagon to gain early access. Lena Blake suffers bites from a pet coon that escaped its cage. Fred Terrill and Mrs. Betty Golding attempt rescues before Mr. Blake ends the animal with a rifle shot.

Allie Nelson Jessie Hardenbrook Della Carr Nellie Loomis Cedar Falls Peter O’daugherty Uncle Sam Lena Blake Blake Lena Fred Terrill Betty Golding

Song of the Saddle at Rialto Featuring Dick Foran

Dick Foran stars in Song of the Saddle at the Rialto Thursday through Saturday June 18 1920 riding two unusual horses Smoky a golden buckskin and Sonny Boy a painted pinto. Also billed The Country Doctor with the Dionne Quintuplets in their first full length feature running June 21 to 23.

Dick Foran Western Pictures Railto Theatre Pinto Sonny Boy Foran Johnnie Goodwin Dionne Rialto Theatre Jean Bersholt Stat

Canadian Fur Post Doctor Battles Pain and Loss

A self sacrificing physician at a Canadian fur trading post with scant tools fights illness and betrayal. His nephew Michael Whalen loves June Lang daughter of the manager. Ousted, the hero answers a call to a wife’s bedside and witnesses a miraculous birth that becomes the film’s dramatic high point.

Michael Whalen June Lang Hersholt John Qualen Slim “Summerville Dorothy Peterson Robert Barratt

Big Brown Eyes at Rialto Theatre features Joan Bennett

Joan Bennett stars as a glamorous manicurist who becomes a newspaper columnist assistant to a private investigator. The plot centers on jewel theft, gunplay, and a baby murder, with crooked officials, a jury acquittal, and a climactic trap that clears the gang.

Rialto Theatre Joan Bennett Cory Grant Juan Sweethew Min Joan Cary Grant Grant Chief of Police

Cherry Pie Memories and a Summer Ride to Brooks Beach

A nostalgic fragment follows a family in Our Town recalling a scarce cherry harvest after a harsh winter and dry summer. The writer details a lone cherry tree, pies shared with family, and a humorous pitless bake memory amid plans to visit Brooks Beach with its golf course and lakeside amenities. The writer also notes gardening tips from George Menzies about pruning tomatoes and reports a garden mishap and a forthcoming fishing trip.

Hawley Ville Social Notes Reunion and Visits

Mr and Mrs F C Reece and son Ronnie attended a family reunion at Mrs Fred Reece home in Villisca Sunday. Eddie Todd and family visited in Burlington Junction Mo Sunday. Harold Minard Forest Minard and Mrs Mary Minard with families spent Sunday with J E Minard in St Joseph. Vivia Walker visits Red Oak. Fern Fudge of Corning guests of Margaret Hakes. Abe McCann Earl Burwell and Francis Reece attended business in Corning Friday.

F. C. Reece Ronnie Fred Reece Villisca Eddie Todd Burlington Junction Todd Harold Minard Forest Minard Mary Minard J. E. Minard St. Joseph Vivia Walker Red Oak Fern Fudge of Corning Margaret Hakes Abe McCann Earl Burwell Francis Reece

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