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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
2
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A son named Cavin Eugean was born June 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cox of New Market. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perry of Bedford and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cox of New Market. Great grandparents include Mrs. C. A. Perry of Blanchard and Mrs. C. W. Peters of Pickering, Mo, plus Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rogers of Osborn, Mo, and John Cox of New Market.
Two Taylor county dairy farmers, Kenneth Troncin and Hal Perkins of Bedford, received certificates for top DHIA production in 1963-64. Their herds averaged 11 362 pounds of milk and 427 pounds butterfat per cow, with 450 pounds butterfat as the benchmark. Extension Dairyman Don Voelker notes 1 402 DHIA herds, Iowa all time high averages, and urges use of production and cost records for better feeding and breeding decisions.
John Combs of New Market won first place at the Missouri State Shorthorn Association Field Day and Type Classification Demonstration held June 20 in Trimble. He scored 385 of 400 points. Arthur Windon of Villisca tied for second in a three way second place. Adults and juniors judged three heifer classes and one steer class. C. D. Swaffer of Omaha, secretary of the American Shorthorn Association, presented the demonstration.
Funeral services for Levi Roy Helm, 79, were held at Bedford Christian Church with Rev. Ivo Randels officiating. Helm died June 21 at Clarinda Municipal Hospital. Interment followed at Graceland Cemetery in Bedford.
A letter of heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for deeds prayers flowers food cards and letters during illness. Karen Akers extends blessings to all families and well wishes.
Imogene Robinson led with 489 series while Mary Marshall and Virginia Perkins posted top games of 194 and 190 as Best We-Can s claimed high team roll and game honors. Sand-Baggers and Gutter Cleaners also posted strong totals with 1941 and 1930 series and games above 700.
Twenty five men using tractors and equipment helped Mrs. Orval Gant by planting beans and placing baled hay in the barn last week. A long list of contributors includes Eldon Fine John Bix Beryl Kelso Ray Gant Russell Sunder man and others with George Stanley and John Bix baling the day earlier.
Nancy Shields freshman of Bedford tops the Dean's list at Clarinda Community College with a 3.86 average for the second semester. Gary Howes sophomore of New Market and Janet Kerr freshman of Conway also on the list with 3.60 and 3.20. To qualify for this honor a student must be enrolled in at least 12 semester hours and maintain a 3.20 GPA or higher.
June 17 Lawrence John Streiff age 23 of Richmond Missouri and Annalou Gregory age 19 of New Market. June 19 Larry Richard Bolton age 19 and Vicki Sue Whitmore age 18 both of Clearfield Iowa received licenses.
Frank and Darrell Potter express gratitude to friends and neighbors who helped with farm work during Darrells hospital stay and after returning home. They note the many kindnesses meant a great deal.
A note from Georgia Steen thanks friends for kindnesses shown during her recent illness and says she is much better now.
Keane Thummel thanks relatives and friends for prayers gifts visits messages and inquiries while in hospital and after returning home expressing gratitude for the thoughtful support.
Mrs Clem Sand extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for the cards and visits during hospital stay and after returning home.
The family thanks all who remembered De Etta Chambers during her long hospital stay and after her death. They cite prayers, cards, flowers, and many acts of thoughtfulness as forms of support. Relatives and friends express gratitude.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for visits at the hospital and for cards flowers and expressions of comfort after the mother's death. Special appreciation goes to the Blockton Methodist church ladies for the dinner and others who brought food. May God bless you. Mose M Hennegin and family.
The family of Roy King expresses heartfelt gratitude for all assistance during illness and after death. thanks for food flowers and the Christian church dining service. May God bless you all from Roy King’s family.
A heartfelt thanks to all who offered kindness after the loss of a loved one. The message from Roger Gant and Mr and Mrs David Hughes and Mr and Mrs Clark Davison expresses deep gratitude for every act and gesture.
In Taylor County Iowa the District Court issues probate for Nettie A Calkin deceased Probate No 7712 with notice to creditors and appointment of an executor The notice lists interested parties and directs creditors to present claims within the statutory period
Multiple probate notices list estates in Clearfield Mount Ayr Bedford and Perry Iowa. Executors Henry Calkin Emmett Osburn Tom Charild Roberts Perry V Dunn Oma W Kirby are named. notices urge creditors to file claims within six months and provide dates of second publication in July 1964.
Probate No. 7717 states that all persons indebted must pay immediately and creditors must file claims with the district court clerk duly authenticated for allowance. Claims must be filed within six months from the second dated June 18, 1964. Naomi Mac Gant and William T. Meikle.
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