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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and relations but provides no coherent event or dates. Readable items include personal names such as Wilder and Neko, and references to a sale or notice structure, but concrete facts, actions, locations, or timelines are absent.
A historic notice lists Parewell Dinzes and families at the Lake of Theee Pires on June 3 percent. Bev and Sirs Mitten attend with fear for new chores at Guthre Cra.
Fragmentary text lists many names and possible community figures and a Bedford United Methodist group planning its annual picnic at Bibione Park next Wednesday. The legible parts reference families and individuals, with scattered clues to a social event.
A damaged OCR fragment lists several families and individuals such as Mera Naw Rex Baws Sas Mes Go lowear Mrs. Dele Dar Thrasher and the Thomases. The text references Norfoak Virginia and a Sundas service at the Lake of Three Fires with various attendees.
Fragmented OCR text describes weddings and marriages, local notices, named individuals, family relations, and a Bedford area business. It mentions Ruth Stearns in charge, Gary Lee Wicks and Rex Workoff households, and a Vietnam era service note, with scattered phrases about ceremonies and plans.
The snippet lists weddings and visits across families in Cheyenne Cedar Falls and New Market. Names include Lela Taunton, Mrs. Ray Blake, Gretchen Cordellis, Dee Lawrenson and many relatives. Readers note travel to Cheyenne and Beeterd, with June events and weekend gatherings.
Fragmentary text mentions an anniversary event and references Mrs C Mor ee, hinting at a social notice or greeting in a small town newspaper.
Belford Iowa native Joseph Wyeloff dies after long illness. He resided in Belford and had relatives including Min Plototha Me Knight, Mrs Alvina Ren, LeRay and Row of Des Mastres, and siblings in Missouri Kansas and Texas. Funeral arrangements and local tributes are noted with listed survivors.
Pastor Walter Ochlmann leads twenty two local United Methodist youth at a southern camp in Weraing Waters Nebraska. Participants include members from BeMbrd church such as Danaea Corde Metoniy Gasta Spencec Paul Hamilten Grieve Jota Soon Eldon Larsan Joan Terasher Eoren am Sehrod Muth Sickels Deb tie Buorms Dannie Buckalew Matyen Murtern Virginia McNeese Colkiven McNeese Colleen Ortmann and Char ens.
Ten year old Debbie Briggs of Clearfield performed at the Grand Opry via the Omaha Auditorium on June 19. Her act The Martest Day featured Peter King’s orchestra as she grew toward guest appearances with the Grand Ole Opry in this territory.
Local families and companions travel and visit across multiple towns including New Market, Lenox, Utica, St Joseph, and Red Oak. Residents plan summer visits, weekend trips, and family gatherings while others attend dinners, clubs, and training programs locally and in Florida and Missouri.
Four county representatives from Taylor Adams Angola and Union met in Clearfield on June 18 to organize a Resource Preservation and Development project. Six representatives from each county formed a steering committee and plan to consult many communities to develop coordinated plans with state and private support for local improvements.
The Dallas Boys GH Club held its annual tour starting at Key Tobto farm at 1.00 point and visiting each member's project. The event concluded with a swim and cookout at Lake of These Bins.
The Jackson Gingerettes 4H Club met at the home of Devise Weir on Wednesday June 13 with six members and the leader present for a business session. Plans were set for the Chapter Achievement Show at the Blue Check Room Bedford on July 37 with Jo Anne Salen giving a demonstration and Ray Blake presenting Making A Lap Back Cushion Plttew.
Lenox resident Officer Gary Er. SteCall receives Army service honors for duty in Vietnam and at Fort Walters. The 25 year old aviator earned M4 medals and the Air Medal while serving with a Helicopter Company in Saigon and at Port Walters Texas. He is married to Shes of Wells, Tes.
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