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Newspaper

Bedford Times Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

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Pace Family Reunion At City Park Highlights Long Settlement

A Pace family reunion for descendants of Mr. and Mrs. R F Pace drew about seventy attendees at City Park on Sunday June 17. Originating from Indiana in 1857 the Paces formed a large family with twelve children, six alive and all present except Mrs J W Savage of Portland Oregon. Ages ranged from eighty seven to sixty nine with gatherings, songs, a catered dinner, and a short family history read by M E Pace. Letters from Portland and Abilene Kansas were read.

R. F. Pace City Park M. E. Pace Myrtle Miller J. W. Savage Portland R. F. Herman Abilene Kans Charles W. Pace Lincoln Sarah Savage Bedford B. B. Pace Bethel Leafy Pace D. E. Pace New Market G. W. Jones Creston C. E. Mason Clarinda Omaha Glen Savage Sharpsburg

Picnic At Memory School Yard Draws Pratt and Watson Families

Sunday memory school yard picnic included Mr. and Mrs Walter Pratt of Clarinda Mr and Mrs Roy Pratt Mr and Mrs Chester Pratt Mr and Mrs Leslie Pratt Mr and Mrs George Watson Mr and Mrs Joan Carey Mr and Mrs Clyde Watson Mr and Mrs E J Hughes and Gene Earl Pratt Entertain At Dinner Mr and Mrs Frank Savage entertained Monday eve Virgil Pace and daughter Oakland Calif Richard Pace Tulare Calif Mrs Myrtle Miller Omaha Mrs Sarah Savage Bedford Mr and Mrs M E Pace and Fay New Market I wish to thank the faculty of the New Market school for the lovely work basket and the accompanying note to Mrs Ellen Ferguson

Walter Pratt Clarinda Roy Pratt Chester Pratt Leslie Pratt George Watson Joan Carey Clyde Watson E. J. Hughes Gene Earl Pratt Frank Savage Virgil Pace Oakland Calif Richard Pace Tulare Myrtle Miller Omaha Sarah Savage Bedford M. E. Pace Fay New Market New Market School Ellen Ferguson

Cade Family Picnic Honors Elihu Cade Birthday

The Cade family held a Sunday picnic at Hazel Dell school house to celebrate Elihu Cade's seventy ninth birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Oscar Roush Mr and Mrs Leslie Roush of Gravity Mr and Mrs Russell Slack of Villisca Mr and Mrs Raymond Cade Mr and Mrs Ora Cade Mr and Mrs Harry Harland Mr and Mrs Merle Harland Mr and Mrs Elihu Cade of New Market.

Cade Hazel Dell Elihu Cade Oscar Roush Leslie Roush Gravity Russell Slack Villisca Raymond Cade Ora Cade Harry Harland Merle Harland New Market

Twentieth Century Club elects officers at meeting

Mrs. Ralph Kendrick hosted the Twentieth Century club Thursday afternoon with nine members and one visitor present. Officers elected were President Mrs. Ralph Kendrick Vice President Mrs. J. H. Hipsley and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Cora Abbott The hostess arranged games and refreshments after the social hour.

Ralph Kendrick Twentieth Century Club J. H. Hipsley Cora Abbott

Birthday Party for Lewis Carmichael and Local Socials

Lewis Carmichael celebrated his eighth birthday Monday with a party inviting his grade and Miss Opal Wallace. Twenty six guests enjoyed ice cream and cake. The column lists numerous social visits, travels, and meetings of families including the W C T U gathering at Mrs. Ed Mankle’s home and various visits to and from towns such as Omaha Shenandoah Red Oak and Des Moines with multiple households noted.

Lewis Carmichael Opal Wallace

Dinner guests visit Mrs Cora Abbott in Lincoln area

Mrs George Greenway and son George of Cedar Rapids Iowa Mrs Minnie Rayborn Marian and Bobby of Siam Mrs J W Miller of Omaha Oliver M Pace of Piedmont California Charles W Pace of Lincoln Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Abbott were dinner guests at the home of Mrs Cora Abbott Monday

George Greenway George Cedar Rapids Iowa Minnie Rayborn Marian Bobby Siam J. W. Miller Omaha Oliver M. Pace Piedmont Calif Charles W. Pace Lincoln Nebr Kenneth Abbott Cora Abbott

Local Serviceman Returns Home From Hawaii Visit

Lyie W. Shreck recently stationed at Scheffield Barracks Hawaii finished a three year call and arrived on the western coast June 14. He will visit California relatives then travel to New Market to reach his home around July 20. Miss Ethelyn Harris and Miss Kathryn Pullan spent the weekend at Camp Brewster near Omaha as Girl Reserve representatives from New Market. Miss Lora Kirby left Monday for several days away.

Lyie W. Shreck Scheffield Barracks Hawaii California New Market Ethelyn Harris Kathryn Pullan Girl Reserve High School Camp Brewster Omaha Girl Reserve Organization of Lora Kirby Cute Eee Fielen Crirenen

Mrs Cora Rainer Returns From Council Bluffs Op

Mrs Cora Rainer returned home Sunday from Council Bluffs where she had been with her son Frank who submitted to an operation for access on the brain. Lois Brown of Clarinda and Ray Glassgow spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Dennis Crawford. Mr and Mrs Ed Mankle and Eldon Mrs Etta Allison were dinner guests at Mrs Emma Humphrey in Clarinda Sunday.

William Johnson Red Oak Ralph Pendergraft L. F. Austin Harry Austin Gertrude Dougherty Livonia Frank Austin, Jr Pratt Kans Oliver Pace Piedmont Calif Dorothy Abbott Kenneth Abbott Florence Pullan James Pullan Clarinda Harvey Anderson Idaho Leona Walker Gravity Gwendolyn Journey Glora Johnson American Legion Auxiliary Ed Mankle Ida McNutt Yorktown Will Chaffin Lillian Bromley Omaha Alse Hospital Wanda Brewer Will Robinson Sharon Des Moines Everett Bryson Frederic Villisca R. R. Watson Will Penwell Arvilla Hartman Bruce Mason Dwight Adkins Omaha Lois Madden C. S. Hook Charles Johnston Richard Onawa Iowa Fr. Shreck C. W. McColm Dora Cameron Kansas City Ben Pullan George Moore Ralph Hicks Gwenyth Lorene Savage Maryville C. O. Hicks J. V. Miller Jessie Aid Cora Rainer Council Bluffs Frank Lois Brown Ray Glassgow Dennis Crawford Eldon Etta Allison Emma Humphrey Johnny Combs Dewey Combs Gladys Ileta Drennen Carl Wells William Harper Darrel Ronald Elton George Forna Fuller Sharpsburg John Fuller Lloyd Shore Burton B. L. Clark

Ladies Aid Societies Host At Sheridan In Two Meetings

Sheridan reports two church social events with numerous attendees. The Methodist Ladies’ Aid gathered at Mrs Sam Kinard’s home with twenty seven present and a display of antiques and refreshments. The Christian Church Ladies’ Aid met at Miss Mae Bowen’s home for its monthly gathering. Several local residents were noted visiting or passing through, including Mrs Blanche Andrews from St Joseph and Mr J H Dye heading to Cunningham Kansas for a two month grain elevator job.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church Sam Kinard Charles Wilson Opal Wilson Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church Mae Bowen Cunningham, Kans I. E. Churchill Opal Baajl Churchill Bedford Nell Bewis Albaugh Blockton Loicen Boyd

Hopkins Homecoming Ties to Wray Thompson Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs W N Wray and their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs J J Thompson and two small sons and Miss Opal Churchill attended the homecoming of the Methodist church in Hopkins Sunday. The occasion was also the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wray, the ceremony having taken place in the old church at Hopkins.

W. N. Wray J. J. Thompson Opal Churchill Hopkins

Fathers Day at Methodist Church Event

Mothers and daughters hosted the church Fathers Day program on Friday evening featuring readings songs and toasts. Fathers and sons responded with thanks, creating a warm community gathering at the church.

Mothers and Daughters of the Methodist Church

Relatives visit, shared dinners and weekend trips noted

The article lists numerous visits and travels among relatives and friends. Mrs. Cora Abbott and Miss Dorothy Abbott return home with relatives. Eldon Hoth dines with Everett Godfrey's family. Dolores Johnson visits Mildred Ingram near Clarinda. Various others travel to Ozarks, Cedar Rapids, Lincoln, Omaha, or California, with stops in Gravity, Red Oak, Bedford, and nearby towns.

High Prairie Socials and Local Visits Amid Chinch Bug Plague

High Prairie residents including Mr and Mrs Grant Taylor of Clarinda and Mr and Mrs Theodore Taylor of New Market visited Elbert Borden. Council Bluffs couple Mr and Mrs Tom Harris stayed with son Edgar Harris. Farmers battled chinch bugs affecting the area. Olive Dougherty and Frances Dougherty joined R F Thompson family at their home. Claud Slaight hosted visitors with Lesta Farrell on Thursday afternoon. Gilbert Yearous also visited Claud Slaight’s home.

Grant Taylor Clarinda Theodore Taylor New Market Elbert Borden Tom Harris Council Bluffs Edgar Harris Olive Dougherty Frances Dougherty Freddie Max Carpenter R. F. Thompson Claud Slaight Lesta Farrell Code Miller Gilbert Yearous

Valley reports a busy harvest week with Clover and crops

The season hits peak activity as clover is put up and wheat cut while corn is plowed. Some fields were left standing and several acres of corn were laid by about ten days earlier than usual, signaling a brisk agricultural period.

Chinch bugs swarm into corn fields. local farming notes

Chinch bugs shift from grain to corn fields in large numbers. Farmers try control with dirt mulch and oil. Wheat cutting by Ted Proctor for Forest Mendenhall. J H Osborn visits Maryville. Picnic at Walters home southeast of Hopkins. Proctor family visits Conway and stays with LaVelle McMullen. Melvin family and Mae Beery visit G A Howard’s south of Bedford. Ruth Melvin and Kenneth Mc Master ill with red measles. F L Mendenhall and Fleeta Beery call on Mrs Bertie Thorn in Siam. Cleo Stewart and

Ted Proctor Forrest Mendenhall J. H. Osborn Maryville John Renfro William Walters Hopkins T. R. Proctor Robert Donald Conway Proctor LaVelle McMullen

Daughter of Sheridan Spends Sunday at Daniels

The daughter of Sheridan Missouri spent Sunday visiting Francis Daniels and his family, enjoying the company and a relaxed afternoon.

Sheridan, Mo Francis Daniels

Neighborhood Picnic Held At Gaule Timber

A Sunday neighborhood picnic was held at the James Gaule timber. A ball game was played in the afternoon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Erwin Dowell and family Mr and Clifford Gaule Mr and Mrs Frank Parsons and sons Mrs Merle Huffman and daughters Mr and Mrs Bernice Friel and son Mr and Mrs Patsy Gaule and family and Mr and Mrs James Gaule and family.

James Gaule Erwin Dowell Clifford Gaule Frank Parsons Merle Huffman Bernice Friel

Walter Strange Guests In Afternoon Visit

Walter Strange hosted afternoon visitors including Joe England and Wind Olsen of Clearfield as part of a social call.

Walter Strange Joe England Wind Olsen Clearfield

Ice Cream Social At the Friel Home

An ice cream social was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ber nice Friel Friday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred House and son Francis Mr and Mrs Merle Huffman and daughters Lucile and Maxine Mr and Mrs Bernice Friel and son Darwin and Clint Sharp.

Bernice Friel Fred House Francis Merle Huffman Lucile Maxine Darwin Clint Sharp

Cow of Charles Poor suffers broken leg after car strike

A cow owned by Charles Poor near Clearfield broke a leg when a car struck it Thursday. Mrs. Guss Wackernagle and son visited relatives in Blockton Tuesday, Merle Huffman and Bernice.

Charles Poor Clearfield Mrs

Friel visitors and local health notes in Mount Ayr

Miss Mabel Martin returns home for vacation after graduating from the school for the blind in Vinton. Bernice Friel comes back from a Des Moines hospital, reported recovering satisfactorily from an operation. A lighthearted line about a bull and a Congressman, plus a joke about a Scotchman and a dentist, conclude the snippet with humorous asides.

Friel Mount Ayr Mabel Martin School For the Blind Vinton Bernice Friel Des Moines

Also Mentioned on This Page

Entertains Club Kendrick Crawford Hill Roger Earl Hyman Hill Mason Garland Ed Rose Shenandoah The Rose and Turtle Lumber Company Urbana, Ill Paul Clark Jimmy David Herren Joyce Retta Herren Walter Noble Mrs. Abbott Sheridan Ted Lewis the Medicine Man St, Joseph, MO Brown Owl Miller Will Steeves Wayne Steeves Florence Pratt Ozarks John Harold Amos Hipsley Mary Dawn Richard F. Pace Edith Green J. H. Ray Fremont H. N. Ray Jarve Drennen Lawrence Pullan Tulsa Okla High Prairie Mckinley Park American Legion Opera House Bull Doggers Floyd VanReenan Mary F. Cook Court House Leslie R. Cobb Cummings & Wells, Aucs C. Dowlin Friels Entertain Goodyear Speedway Goodyear Prompt AD Service National Re-Employment Office Bedford, Iowa YOUR
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