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Newspaper

Bedford Times Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

1

Birthday Surprise for Harley Wintermute in Conway

A large gathering at Harley Wintermute's Conway home celebrated his birthday Sunday with relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harvey and many others. Visitors and local events noted include Philathea class activities, Father’s Day at the Osmond home, and ongoing seed seedling work along with regional meetings of Federal employees across four counties.

Harley G Verneil Nadine Myr Charles Wintermute Louise Dean Helen Ruth Hampton Wintermute Jewel Piper Homer Avey Charles Charles Allen Francis Cecil Elton Bruner Kenneth F. W. Osmond

Hawleyville Residents Travel and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Goff and family left Thursday for Glen Rock Wyoming after a ten days visit with her mother Mrs Mary Minard. Mr and Mrs John Henneman and son Orville and Mr and Mrs Earl Burwell and son Ivan visited Homer Crawford in Bethesda Thursday evening. Orville Bateman and family of Essex visited Ed Hakes Sunday. Willie Shepherd of Gravity attended to business in Hawleyville Friday. Willis Weaver and wife drove to Omaha Sunday for air races and to see friends. Effie Lewis left Friday for Stockton California after a week with brothers Carl and Alvin Brummitt. Tom Schooley of Omaha visited sister Mrs Emma Madden Sunday. Many in the community have been planting late potatoes this week.

Lawrence Goff Glen Rock Wyo Mary Minard John Henneman Orville Earl Burwell Ivan Homer Crawford Bethesda Lewis Baker Albert Oscar Fail Willisca Lewis Mr. Fail Orville Bateman Essex Ed Hakes Willie Shepherd Gravity Hawleyville Willis Weaver Omaha Effie Lewis Stockton Calif Carl Brummitt Alvin Brummitt Tom Schooley Emma‘ Madden Thelma Pullan Margaret Sac City Earl Hipsley Smith Brooks Ralph Snodgrass Clarinda Ray ‘Dougherty Mt. Ayr W. L. Weaver Byron Parsons Clark Shreck Ruth Alexander L. G. Alexander Harold Dudley Washington, D. C Dudley J. M. Shore Charles Crane Chicago Peter Lunsford Ray Pitman Villisca Cora Raynor Floyd Shum Bedford New Market Charles Johnston Onawa F. J. Shreck J. H. Hipsley John Harold George Williams Blockton Rex Moorman Gray Eagle Minn Kenneth Abbott George Combs Everett Godfrey Eldon Roth Marshall Kelso Edna Hipsley Ralph Pratt James McDonald Frank Burn

Hazel Dell Social Visits Mention Various Families

Hazel Dell residents report Sunday visits at the Albert Lemon and J. C. Allen homes. California guests Mrs. Eva Madison and Beryle Allen arrive to visit J. C. Allen’s family. Calls by the Lee family and others at the Buzzard and Beauchamp households are noted, with additional calls to the Allen home by the Gaddis and Kemery families. A playful remark about druggists wrapping a bowl of goldfish ends the item.

A. C. Scott Albert Lemon Eva Madison Beryle Allen California J. C. Allen J. B. Lee Charles Buzzard Mildred Denzil Burch Harry Bordner Elmer Beauchamp Fred Gaddis W. H. Kemery Bill Mahan

Mount Zion service holds baptisms and dinner at Athelstan

Reverend George Pethrick assisted by Reverend Henry Robertson of Allendale Missouri led all day services at Mount Zion church on Sunday. A number of converts were baptized and a basket dinner was served.

George Pethrick Henry Robertson Allendale Mount Zion

Corbin family reunion and local visits in New Market

The Corbin reunion and picnic dinner took place at Clarinda Park with many relatives listed from Clarinda Shenandoah Red Oak Danbury and New Market. Attendees included Clarence Miller Lillian Bromley Victor Knoles Bernard Corbin Earl Butts E A McCarl B L Clark Everett Corbin Wilbur Ellison Lloyd Shore Ralph Wilson Alice Corbin Paul Clark Jimmie and more. Several residents visited relatives or attended events in nearby towns and a funeral for Marshall Kels o in Clarinda drew attendees.

Corbin Clarinda Park Clarence Miller Lillian Bromley Clarinda Victor Knoles Shenandoah Bernard Corbin Red Oak Earl Butts Scotts Bluff Nebr E.A. McCarl Danbury Iowa B. L. Clark Everett Corbin Wilbur Ellison Lloyd Shore Ralph Wilson Alice Corbin Paul Clark Jimmie New Market

Mrs Weaver Hosts Twentieth Century Club Meeting

Mrs W L Weaver hosted the Twentieth Century Club Sunday afternoon. President Mrs Shreck led the meeting. New officers elected for the year include President Mrs J H Hips ley and Secretary Mrs W L Weaver. No meetings in July and August. Hostess planned contests and refreshments. September gathering to be with Mrs Kenneth Abbott.

W. L. Weaver Twentieth Century Club Shreck J. H. Hipsley Kenneth Abbott

Verna Hipsley Birthday Celebration Attended By Family

Verna Grace Hipsley celebrated her birthday anniversary Sunday with guests including Bernice Leighton and family plus Mr and Mrs Smith Brooks as part of the celebration.

Verna Grace Hipsley Bernice Leighton Smith Brooks

Aid Society Meets at Mrs Weaver's Home

The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. L. Weaver with fourteen members present. Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Hanshaw and Mrs. Chrystal Mann of Sac City arrived Sunday for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Dora Lind say, who had been visiting them.

Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society of The Methodist Episcopal Church W. L. Weaver G. A. Hanshaw Chrystal Mann Sac City Dora Lindsay

Mrs Ralph Snodgrass Home From Hospital

Mrs Ralph Snodgrass has returned home and is improving slowly. Mr and Mrs Ralph Borden spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Allie Guinther at Clarinda. Mr and Mrs Bert Enfield were guests Sunday in the Tom Snodgrass home. Most farmers are putting up clover hay and it is very good quality despite the extreme dry weather. Mr and Mrs Claud Slaight and daughters spent Sunday at the Code Miller home. Mrs John Teeters of New Market helped Mrs Larry Whitehead with paper hanging and painting last week. Miss Lucile Harris is attending summer school in Maryville. Mrs George Thompson of Clarinda visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Thompson last week.

Ralph. Snodgrass Ralph ‘Borden Allie Guinther Clarinda Bert Enfield Tom‘ Snodgrass Claud’ Slaight Code Miller John Teeters New Market Larry Whitehead Lucile Harris Maryville George Thompson John Thompson

Fire destroys part of Harvey Cash Grocery store

Fire discovered Saturday around 2 o'clock at the Harvey Cash Grocery in Betts ten to close. Fire engine readiness and many helpers prevented a disastrous blaze. Several buildings and a storage room were destroyed while crews contained the flames and kept spread to adjoining structures.

Harvey ‘Cash_ Grocery

Evans kin to face inquiry over missing son

A fragment suggests a family named Evans is linked to an investigation concerning a missing son. Authorities or relatives are referenced, with unclear details about the inquiry's scope or location. Further readable text would be needed for precise facts.

Horse Kicks Mrs Gould Mrs Roy in Deep Cashes

The report notes Gould received several deep cashes after a horse kick incident involving Mrs Gould and Mrs Roy. Details are limited and the account focuses on the event and immediate consequences.

Mrs. Gould Roy

Saving Dad Trouble State Parent or Not

A fragment from the Schenectady Union Star presents dialogue between a daughter and father about paying attention and who will handle a situation. The readable bits hint at family tension and a parental warning instruction.

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Philathea C. A. Haines Howard Cooper Conway Main Street Mary Laycock Orval Norton Arnold Garst Sidney Garst D. E. Garst Wilbur Redburn Mangum Okla Cleo Redburn Conway F. C. Cooper Richard Creston Doris Stafford H.S. Stafford Fred Traster Savannah Dorothy Beckitt Helen Straight Francis Traster John Chilcote Thorntery E. E. Garrett F. M. Howell Thayer Howell Garrett Bert Boatman Jim Round Aetna Life Insurance Company Dave Sanders Platteville Round J. W. Thompson William Sharr Austin Sharr Pickering T. E. Lambley Mrs. Lambley Lenox N. L. Carmichael Mrs. Carmichael Mary Featherly Merrill Chilcote Carol St. Joseph Daniel Ryan Maude Dotts Geraldine John G. C. Ginn Grace Irene George Beckett N. H. Straight F. S.burnham Cora Abbott Dorothy C. E. Straight George Warin Vern Myers Mary Chilcote Taylor, Page Fremont Atchison County Missouri Hazel Dell Athelstan Raymond Weaver M. W. Martin Roy Older F. O. Wilson Grant City P. O. Townsend Ben Bowman Topeka Kans Wayland Raper Lloyd Key Enoch Weese J. W. Booker John Barnett W. M. Chandler Mamie Booker F. A. Yarger Jo Nell Georgia Rosendale Flora Godsey Harl Morris J. E. Raper Estelle Raper William Raper Roy Andrews Des Moines Charley Morris W. W. Burns Harry Haven Stanton Madison Roy Kennery Lewis and Kathleen Jenkins L. P. Jenkins Maud Barber Ed Raper Ang Roy Weaver Joh Albert Shenandoaly United States Chamber of Commerce United States Public Health Commission Detroit H. A. Harrington Detroit Chamber of Commerce H. I. Vaughan A. H Mrs. Weaver FORD Bray Motor Company Robert ‘Hubbard L. M. Hubbard Max. McCartney Don Kessler Earl “Newton Carolyn Delphos Myers Judy Colorado Robert Judy W.L Stephens Parkersburg Wildie McClure Evans Rialto Bedford Times-Press Rialto Theater of Times-Press Rialto Theater Taylor Clark Gable Rialto Theatre Taylor County Entertainment Galore Bedford Community ‘Club
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