Contested Lions Club Kittenball Rules Set For 1933 Season
The six team league outlines transfer rules age checks and roster limits including a 16 man list by June 24 1933 and a 25 year old age test. Players must be released with written consent from all teams and new signings require 3 day notice. Games will use 66 foot bases 7 innings and kittenball rules with specified infield and outfield standards. Umpires must be agreed by noon game day officials listed include Reid Hunt John Nevins Floyd Derrickson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Frank Wetmore
MAEVE
Zow
Reid Hunt
Times-Press
John Nevins
City Dads
Floyd Derrickson
Dobbs
R. F. Greenlee
James Ulmer
H. L. Ranbarger
Services Held for Mrs. Ralph Woodward
Mrs. Ralph Woodward died at her son Clarence Woodward’s home northwest of Bedford on June 14 and funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church. Burial was in Fairview cemetery. Born Bella Ridenour near Woodhull on April 27, 1869, she married Ralph Woodward on April 3, 1895 and had four children, two daughters and two sons, with two daughters dying in infancy and in 1910. Surviving are her husband, two sons Walter of Chicago and Clarence of Bedford, and seven grandchildren. She joined the Gilead Methodist church in childhood and moved to Bedford in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Woodward
Clarence Woodward
Bedford
Fairview
Woodward
Bella Ridenour
Woodhull, Jr
Orpha Pearl
Walter Woodward
Chicago
Clarence
Corning Man Seeks Unpaid Rent in Local Court
Frank Pratt of Corning sued Estel F. Parks of Gravity claiming $250 of unpaid rent on an $840 120 acre lease. A jury ruled for the defendant, ordering Pratt to pay costs and return the unpaid note. Represented by Ned Turner, Pratt appeared before Justice Willis A. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pratt
Corning
Ned Turner
Willis A. Paul
Estel F. Parks
A Brant
Gable Stars In No. Man at Rialto with Cavalcade and Crime
Paramount offers Gable in No Man, with Lom bard and Mackaill opposing a strong cast. The Cheyenne Kid features Tom Keene in outdoor Western exploits. Cavalcade, Noel Coward's drama, stars Diana Wynyard and Clive Brook, with Marley and others. The Crime of the Century opens Thursday, a sharp murder mystery led by Jean Hersholt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark ‘Gable
Paramount
the Stor
Rialto
Babe” Stewart
Gable
Carlole Lombard
Dorothy Mackaill
Grant
Mitchell
George Barbier
J. Farrell ‘MacDonald
Tom ‘Keene
Rialto Theatre
Tom Keene
W. C. Tuttle
Fox Film Corporation
Noel Coward
Drury Lane Theatre
London
Marryot
Jane
Robert
Joe
Edward
Ellen
Bridges
Fanny
Diana Wynyard
Clive Brook
Robert Marryot
Ursula Jeans
Fanny Bridges
Una O’connor
Irene Browne
Margaret Harris
Merle Tottenham
Annie
Frank Lawton
Joe Marryot
John Warburton
Edward Marryot
Margaret Lindsay
Beryl Mercer
Tempe Piggot
Billy Bevan
Frank Atkinson
Lionel Belmore
Mary Forbes
Brandon Hurst
Ick Henderson, Jr
Douglas Scott
Benita Granville
Sheila MacGill
Jean Hersholt
Emil Brandt
Miss Beth Brant Sets Internship Return in Iowa City
Miss Beth Brant will return to Iowa City Tuesday to the University hospital for two and a half months to complete her nursing internship. She has spent the past two weeks visiting her parents Attorney and Mrs. M. R. Brant and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Beth Brant
University Hospital
Miss Brant
M. R. Brant
Mrs Snyder Injured Wrist In East Bedford fall
Mrs R F Snyder of the East Miss ion neighborhood east of Bedford fell at her home Monday evening and broke a bone in her wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Snyder
Bedford
East Mission
Bedford locals visit Mercer and Atlantic for events
Bedford residents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Long and daughter Ruth spent Sunday at Mercer Missouri. Elvon Pierce E C Dowlin and Glen Ernest attended a no short horn cattle sale in Atlantic today. Mrs Clyde Barton visiting her parents plans to leave for Clear Lake Iowa. Nephew Max Cornett will live with his aunt and uncle. Mrs Sarah Moon and daughter Geraldine visited Grace Hatfield at St Joseph Missouri hospital. Mrs Hatfield recovering from recent auto wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Long
Ruth
Mercer, Mo
Elvon Pierce
E. C. Dowlin
Glen Ernest
Atlantic
Clyde Barton
Henry Pollock
Clear Lake
Iowa
Max Cornett
Ray Loghry
Sarah Moon
Geraldine
Russell Hatfield
Ray Hollingsworth
Grace Hatfield
Methodist Hospital
St. Joseph
Hatfield
Card of Thanks for Father and Husband Grave Hatfield
Words cannot express our gratitude for the kindness shown after the death of our dear father and husband. Thank you to the singers for comforting words, to those who sent flowers, and to all who offered sympathy. May God bless each one of you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield and Sén
Beauchamp Family to Sail From New York to Brazil
A Beauchamp relative describes the Manier family en route to New York City where they will sail July 1 for Curityba Parana Brazil. Mr Beauchamp a former resident of this community whose parents live in Twin Falls Idaho. Mrs Beauchamp is Brazilian and has just joined the States. Mr Beauchamp is connected with an oil concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauchamp
eManier Famili
New
York
Curityba
Parana
Brazil
Twin Falls
Idaho
Talley Speaks at Union Services Tonight
Union services for the four city churches were held at First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. Dean Horton Talley of Lincoln Nebraska spoke on Prohibition while visiting his parents Rev and Mrs M R Talley. An orchestra of Presbyterian youths directed by Elaine Meikle provided music. Services next Sunday will be at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Dean Horton Talley
Lincoln
Nebr
M. R. Talley
The
Presbyterian Church
Elaine Meikle
First Baptist Church
Wreck at Wiley Corner Damages Koenig fleet cars
A deluxe Chevrolet sedan and a Chevrolet truck were damaged in a Saturday evening collision at Wiley corner on North Madison Street. The cars, part of Koenig Transport Company’s Sioux City fleet traveling from Kansas City to Sioux City, collided when the truck, following closely, struck the speeding sedan after the driver failed to take a turn. Both drivers escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Corner
Madison Street
Kansas City
Sioux City
Koenig Transport Company
Taylor County to Pay Eight Poor Fund Warrants Friday
The Taylor County treasurer L L Moore said the first eight stamped poor fund warrants totaling 215 will be paid Friday. Interest on warrants stops when called. An overdraft of 4600 existed in the poor fund when the bank holiday occurred. Additional warrants will be paid about mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Moore
Taylor County
Moore
Young Girl Fractures Arm After Farm Horse Fall
Alice Lorraine Owen seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Owen of near Sharpsburg received a broken arm Wednesday evening when she fell from a horse at their farm. The Owen family formerly lived in Bedford and the injury was treated in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Owen
Alice Lorraine Owen
Charles E. Owen
Sharpsburg
Owen
Bedford
Elbow Fracture for Bedford Area Boy
Warren Clark four year old son of Mr and Mrs Paul A Clark of northeast of Bedford fell from his pony last week and fractured his elbow. Word from the Clark home this morning is that he is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Clark
Paul A. Clark
Bedford
Clark
Goforths Take Howard to Kirksville Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Goforth and son Howard traveled to Kirksville Missouri this morning where Howard entered Laughlin hospital for treatment His leg will be placed in a cast to be straightened
Sheridan Aid Society Entertained by Ladies at Home
The Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid Society was entertained at Mrs. Dall Church's home on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Blaylock and Mrs. Ed Cole assisting. A program of readings songs and a playlet Welfare Worker on Duty was presented. A June wedding was described in a burlesque of fifty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid Society
Lawn Party At Local Methodist Church Held
The young married ladies' class hosted a lawn party at the country home of Mr and Mrs Howard Fisher on Friday evening with games and refreshments of ice cream cake and orangeade. Wilma Dowis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Preston Dewis, suffers from a foot infection after stepping on glass. Mr and Mrs George Barton and son of Chattanooga Tenn visited here last week with Ri Larisons and left Friday for Michigan to attend an engineering school for a few weeks. A children's program was given Sunday evening at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard Fisher
Wilma Dowis
Preston Dewis
George Barton
Hattaooga
Tenn
Ri Larison
Michigan
Christian Churc
Willa Marie Reed Visits and Local Social Notes
Willa Marie Reed and Mrs Bertha Reed with Lyle P Hale visited at Lizzie Finn's home in Creston before returning Friday. Lee Griffin and Dorothy Readheld visited Creston and hospital patients respectively. Miss Leila Cheese to Des Moines and Chicago for the World's Fair. Miss Bessie McCain to Early for two weeks. Local church classes host a Friday party. Rev L V Freeman's ill son remains unchanged. Creston and Leon residents stopped by, with trips to Kansas City and ongoing social events at the United Presbyterian Church and O E S meetings. Rialto Times-Press indicates special ticket offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parroning Dower Ah Sey
Lizzie Finn
Creston
Lee Griffin
Séljarus
Clarinda
Dorothy Readheld
William Carruthers
Jeff
Long Beach
Calif
Orval Kelly
Robert Bryant
Francis Nagel
Leila Cheese
Des Moines
Chicago
Bessie McCain
Iowa
Naddlehoffer
United Presbyterian Church
L. V. Freeman
Ray Anderson
Robert. Rogers
Leon
Rogers
John Beck
R. K. McGee
Ben Walter
Leo Carruthers
Kansas City
Lenox Society M F C Club Hosts Midweek Program
Members of the M F C club were entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs C C Mills home. Assisting hostesses were Mrs O D Tyler Mrs Darwin Carter and Mrs S F Hunna Eva Ald of New Market. The Rialto Times Press notes the event with emphasis on the ticket reading segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Mills
O. D. Tyler
Darwin Carter
S. F. Hunna
Eva Ald
New Market
Lucky
Rialto Times-Press
Social Notes From Hensley Home and Nearby Visits
Miss Beulah Larsson and Miss Agatha Farrens attended dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Halbert Hensley on Wednesday. Word arrived of the death of a Seattle aviatrix age 24. Families from Grav ity and Lincoln Nebraska visited Vern Melvin and family. Several relatives from Omaha and Bedford stopped by, while Garland Hensley lodged with the Hensleys in Hooking. Rialto Times Presas. Thin ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Larsson
Agatha Farrens
Halbert Hensley
Lincoln
Nebr
Dora James
Omaha
Vern Melvin
Parkhurst
Melvin
James
Parkhursts
Raymond Bridgewater
Hopkins
J. C. Noles
J. R. Bridgewater
John Renfro
Mary Renfro
Neal Owens
Siam
Garland Hensley
Bedford
Funeral Held for Grant Ingram 68 in Maryville
Funeral services were held at Shearer church last Tuesday for Grant Ingram 68 who died at a Maryville hospital after an operation. He spent his life in this vicinity never married. A local church vacation Bible school is underway each morning conducted by the Baptist church. The item notes visitors and guests including Sam Havener of Cheyenne Wyoming and numerous regional relatives and friends from Creston Pratt Kansas City Platte City Albany Fort Morgan Omaha Braddyville and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Havener
Cheyenne
Wyo
Joe Freeman
Kansas City
Charles Booze
Everett Orme
Ada Pettijohn
Opal Orme
Virginia Allen
Ben Ingels
Braddyville
Earl Fine
Will Fine
Creston
F. L. Gray
B. H. Harmon
Mary
Martha
Platte City
Charles Gray
Louise
Pratt, Kans
Pearl Kennedy
Omaha
Ed Caudle
Ft. Morgan, Colo
Stella Caudle
Wre Yeomans
Mary Umber
S. L. Cleland
Sarah Mae Yeomans
Walter Yeoman
Albany
Bernard Webb
Charles Phofipson
Virgil O'Riley
Eastern Star Holds Regular Meeting at Masonic Temple
Eastern Star chapter met in regular session at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening marking the last meeting for the order until fall. Miss Christina Kysar hosted the Wednesday bridge club last week. Mrs. Cecil Appleton and Halbert Clutter posted high scores, while Mrs. Dave Shockley and family from Council Bluffs were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oo Webb Thursday. Mrs H A Dalby, Mrs. Myrtle Wiley, Mrs Fayth Maxwell, Mrs Edward Turfer and daughter Carolyn visited Mr. and Mrs Kyle Graham at Maitland Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Miss Kysar
Christina Kysar
Cecil Appleton
Halbert Clutter
Dave Shockley
Council Bluffd
G Oo
Webb
Thureday
H. A. Dalby
Myrtle Wiley
Fayth Maxwell
Edward Turfer
Daugher Carolyn
Kyle’ Graham
Maitland
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Talley
Transport Company
Sheridan
Lyle P. Lake We
Willa Marie
Reed
Bertha Reed
Lyle P.hale
Social Union
Social “Union
Anc
Red Presbyterian
Ar Maonthly
O. E
Halil
Salome
Masonic Hall
Lenox Society
Orville Glover
Rt. 4
Rialto-Times-Presas
Baptist Church
Tersity
Old
Russia
Czarina
Sidney Warwick
Baylor County
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