Tractor Tire Vulcanizing and Farm Sales Notices
Vulcanizing plant offers permanent tire repairs with lifetime guarantee. Moser Tire & Battery Station run by L A Moser of Villisca Iowa invites customers to mail tires for service. Classified ads sell White Rock coal fries and live stock including 12 registered yearling Hereford bulls from Putnam & Harley and farm equipment like a McCormick Deering mower and 8 ft binder from Frank Akers Grav ity.
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Middle West
Moser Tire & Battery Station
L. A
Hereford
Ills in Blockton and Athelstan prompt hospital visit
Gus Stroburg of Blockton is reported quite ill at his home. Homer Parker of Athelstan entered St. Francis Hospital in Maryville on Tuesday.
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Gus Stroburg
Blockton
Athelstan
Homer Parker
St. Francis Hospital
Maryville
Mrs. E. W. Perdue Treated at Clarinda Hospital
Mrs. E. W. Perdue of Gravity is receiving treatment at the Municipal Hospital in Clarinda.
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Clarinda Hospital
E. W. Perdue
Clarinda
Blockton Women Show Recovery and Nearby Treatments
Mrs. Fred Shuster of Blockton is slowly improving after a long illness and can sit up. Mrs. Ella Knott and daughter Elva travel from Sharpsburg to Excelsior Springs Missouri for treatment. Tom Baker, a well known farmer south of Clearfield, is in Clarinda Municipal Hospital with a leg infection.
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Fred Shuster
Blockton
Ella Knott
Elva
Sharpsburg
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Knott
Tom Baker
Clearfield
Clarinda Municipal Hospital
Illness and Hospital Stays Mentioned in Local Notices
The text reports Sheridan Farrell, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Farrell of Sheridan, ill with ptomaine poisoning. Orville Manley of Siam was treated at St Francis Hospital Maryville for ptomaine poisoning last week. Lola Miller of New Market left for University Hospital Iowa City for medical care.
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John Farrell
Sheridan
Orville Manley
Siam
St. Francis Hospital
Maryville
Lola Miller
New Market
Iowa City
University Hospital
Mrs Burl Huff Ill With Rheumatic Fever at Farrell Home
Mrs Burl Huff is seriously ill with rheumatic fever at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs James Farrell. Mr Huff is in service overseas.
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Burl Huff
James Farrell
Mr. Huff
Local Health and Recovery Updates in Gravity Area
Phillip Liston underwent appendectomy at Municipal Hospital Clarin after a Monday procedure. A. J. Leighton of Gravity, injured in an automobile crash, has recovered sufficiently to leave Creston hospital and stay with daughter Mrs. Glen Harrison in Cromwell. J T Bally of Creston is ill at home with True Bally and daughters en route from Maryville and Oregon to visit. Henry Lawler of Hopkins was admitted to Maryville hospital for observation after leg amputation months ago. he is described as well past seventy.
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Phillip Liston
Clarinda
Will Reed
Omaha
A. J. Leighton
Creston Hospital
Glen Harrison
Cromwell
J. T. Bally
Creston
True Bally
Maryville
Roy Templeton
Harold Standley
George Cecil
Oregon
Henry Lawler
Hopkins
Lawler
Eight Year Old Savage Girl Injured in Fall
Doris Savage of New Market sustained fractures at the knee joint after a fall from a tree on Wednesday. She was taken to Clarinda for an x ray and is being cared for at home by her parents Mr and Mrs Glen Savage.
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Doris
Glen Savage
New Market
Clarinda
Take Home Extra Dozen of Eggs
The War Food Administration urged consumers to buy an extra dozen eggs and store them at home to free cold storage space. Area supervisor Charles Grognan said 1400 carloads 25 million dozens lack storage and urged housewives to help meet a future emergency. Egg production currently exceeds needs while commercial storage is full.
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War Food Administration
Charles Grognan
Office of Distribution
WFA
America
W C T U Convention Held by Taylor County Unit
The Taylor County Woman's Christian Temperance Union marked its twenty third annual convention at New Market on June 14 with the theme Hold Fast Education. Officers were reelected led by Ella Young with devotions by Mrs Jackson and Rev Chase. Five young women entertained and memorial services honored two members. Plans included three institutes and the White Ribbon Recruit program. Resolutions supported local option, unity among abolition groups, anti liquor campaigns, and community service.
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Taylor County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
New Market
New Market Union
Baptist Church
Bert Lyddon
W. Chase
Let Us Spray The Noxious Weeds In Taylor County
The Taylor County weed program resumes this year with the county sprayer pumping weed chemicals starting this week. A four ton shipment of spraying chemicals arrived to treat roads and farms, targeting Canada thistle and Creeping Jenny. Farmers may contact Fred McKune in Gravity to arrange spraying on a cost basis.
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Taylor County
Fred McKune
Mr. McKune
E E Kirby Dies Near Blockton
E E Kirby a Blockton resident died unexpectedly at home on June 14. Funeral at Bedford Baptist Church led by Rev Q H Hallgrimson. Burial in Memory Cemetery New Market. Survived by wife Nellie and six children plus five grandchildren and siblings. He was born October 13 1896 in Page County Iowa and married 1912.
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E. E. Kirby
Blockton
Baptist Church
Bedford
Q. H. Hallgrimson
Memory Cemetery
New Market
Earl Edward, Kirby
Page County
Nellie Reynolds
Dale Kirby
Johnstown
Colorado
Erma. Leighton
Council Bluffs
Alta Moser
Colo
Thelma Boltinghouse
Warren Kirby
India
Ivan Kirby
Eva Akers
Gravity
Mary Britt
Waterloo
Lawrence Kirby
Diagonal
Guy Kirby
Denver
Mrs. W. L. Dorr Dies at 71 in Bedford Home
Mrs. W. L. Dorr aged 71 died at her Bedford home on Sunday after months of ill health. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Wetmore Funeral Home, with Rev. R. C. Yadon officiating, burial in Fairview cemetery mausoleum. Surviving are her husband William L. Dorr two children Carrie Melvin and Carl Dorr two grandsons Robert and James Dorr four sisters and three brothers.
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W. L. Dorr
Bedford
Wetmore Funeral Home
R. C. Yadon
Blockton
Fairview Cemetery
Laura May Dorr
Taylor D. and
Catharine G. Jones
Iowa
Ross Township
Taylor County
William L. Darr
Carrie C
Walter Carr
Methodist Church
Berea Church of Christ
Brice Melvin
Carl Dorr
Seymour
Robert
James Dorr
Bertha Hensley
Don C. Jones
Agnes Perdue
Lincoln
Nebr
Pearl Davidson
Santa Ana
Calif
Nelle Adrian
Portland
Ore
Clarence D. Jones
J. Kessler Jones
Westfield
New Jersey
Card of Thanks for Mrs. W. L. Dorr Funeral Support
We thank all who offered sympathy during our bereavement for our wife and mother. Gratitude to those who provided flowers and music and helped in any way. Attending from out of town were Carl Dorr and James of Seymour, Charles Dorr and Marvel, Pete Mullen and son of Corning, John Dorr of New Market, Harold Dorr of Hopkins.
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William Trimble
Lee Trimble
Elmer Adams
W. L. Dorr
Brice Melvin
W. C. Dorr
Pedford
Carl Dorr
James
Seymour
Charles Dorr
Marvel
Pete Mullen
Corning
John Dorr
New Market
Harold Dorr
Hopkins
Realtor Reports Four Bedford Homes Sold In One Week
R K Bradley, a Bedford area realtor, announced four residence sales last week. The Arthur Daugherty home in the southwest part of town sold to Marion Daugherty with immediate possession. Georgiana Horton bought the W O Patton house across from the State Highway barn and will rent it. Mr and Mrs Frank Allen of east Bedford purchased the Clarey home near the schoolhouse from Gertrude Wilson and will move in November first. Kenneth Moellenberndt bought the Ray Dawson residence northwest of the schoolhouse and will take possession this fall. The Moellenberndts and two children currently live in the late Bruce Jared home in north Bedford.
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R. KE. Bradley
Bedford
Arthur Salem
Marion Daugherty
Daugherty
Georgiana Horton
W. O. Patton
Frank Allen
East of
Clarey
Gertrude Wilson
Rosendale
Missouri
Ray Dawson
Kenneth Moellenberndt
Moellenberndt
Bruce Jared
North Bedford
Mrs. Luther's Brother Bunt Chaney Dies in Kansas
E. B. Bunt Chaney aged 66, formerly of Hopkins, died Sunday at his Atchison home after long illness. Funeral services were held in Atchison and graveside services in Hopkins Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Ida McCaun, a son Milan Chaney, a daughter Mrs. Harry Morris, a grandson, three sisters, and two brothers. Burial followed in Hopkins.
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E. B. “Bunt” Chaney
Hopkins
Atchison
Kansas
Hopkins Cemetery
Lenox
Chaney
Ida McCaun
Bedford
Milan Chaney
Omaha
Harry Morris
Blanche Luther
Jean Cantner
Stella Abernathy
Little Rock
Ark
Charles Chaney
Great Bend
Richard ,Chaney
A. F. Luther
Geo. A. Chaney
Women Attend State Farm Bureau Meeting
Mrs William Park and Mrs Elvin Wells travel with Miss Betty Cruzen to Des Moines for the Fourth Annual Farm Bureau Women's Summer Conference at Kirkwood Hotel June 25 27. They will visit the State Farm Bureau office meet officials discuss state programs and present ten program plans. Allan Kline and Miss Kaung Me Tsung are noted speakers.
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William Park
Elvin Wells
Home Project
Betty Cruzen
Des Moihes
Farm Bureau Women
Kirkwood Hotel
State Farm Bureau
Park
Allan Kline
Kaung Me Tsung
Chiang Kai-shek
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J. D. Loudon
Sec'y
White Rock
Wells Barn
Paul Dalton
Bryan D. Mohler
McCormick-Deering
Frank Akers
Ward Poore
Guernsey
Lelan
L. O. Boyd
Sheridan, Mo
Barney McQuaid
Jessie Grace
Willis D. Ernest
Times- Press
Gordon Davidson
Tom Stark
Armstrong Nursing Home
M. W. Jetton
May McCurdy
Cats Cordell
Rt. 2
Cliff
Conway
Bedford Hatchery
A.R
Bill”Cole
Farmers Coop
Elc. Co
Bert F. Wilson
George A. Beckett
Farmers Coop. Elevator Co
Iirl
Ella Young
Joyce Herren
Joan Garrison
Betty Lou Maley
Georgia Corbin
Arlene Mehl
Pearl Stephenson
Swan
Olive Blood
Marge Barrans
Dorr
Wells’ Sale
Bedford, Iowa
Buick
Bedford Sales Company
Wells Bros
L. N. Lewis
Luther
Bunt Chaney
Court Street Fruit Market
California
Florida
Sunkist
T.P
Georgia
F. S
Galey’s Grocery
Prunes
Vienna
Kraft
Peas
Amber Lake
Sunean
Wisconsin
Abe
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Rockers
Congoleum
Seth Thomas
Rialto Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
ALS
Coholiday
Lou AL
Mr Ae
Marseille
Free Bond
Butler
Deanna Durbin
Franchot Tone
Pat O'Brien
ADIO
Comedie
Oan Davis
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