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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
1
Miss Mae Knox daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold B Knox and Mr and Mrs Garfield A Pool son of Mr and Mrs Max G Pool married on Friday June 14. The couple resides at 318% 12th St Ames Iowa.
The American Legion Auxiliary of Parkinson Post No 250 elected officers for the coming year including President Maude Reynolds and Laura Kirkpatrick as first vice president. Bonnie Gray reported Poppy Day Sales proceeds of 77.90. Delegates were chosen for a convention at Lenox Legion Hall with Janet Walter named as delegate to Girls' State.
A countywide selection will choose one girl from each unit and a drawing will determine which participant proceeds. The process aims to pick a single representative through a random drawing after unit selections.
Leona Haering, 40, longtime Lenox Junior High principal, died Sunday at Municipal Hospital in Clarinda. She taught at New Sharon before leading Lenox schools for 12 years and earned a 3B A degree from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Survived by parents Sam and Mrs Haering, brother Herman, sisters Mrs Bryan Eberle and Mrs Keith Hamilton. Services and burial in Lenox.
Notice states that on May 6 1946 the District Court of Taylor County Iowa appointed the undersigned as Executrix of the Will and Estate of Paul E Clark indicating the start of probate administration.
Deceased late of the county. All persons indebted to the estate must pay the under signed and those having claims against the estate will present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated June 7 1946 Holly L. Clark Executrix A Elton Jensen Attorney 24-3
The Secretary of the State Mine Inspectors certifies the producer named in the bid is now complying with all workmen's compensation and mining laws of the State. The Board of Education reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. Bedford, Iowa Secretary Board of Education.
The Bedford Iowa Independent School District seeks bids by July 1 1946 12 noon for about 400 tons of coal for school buildings. Bids require 150 tons lump coal and 250 tons of 1 1/2 inch stoker coal with Iowa producer details and certificates. Also a separate public notice announces an Iowa Power and Light Company transmission franchise hearing set for July 9 1946 with locations and procedural requirements.
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