Bedford women share old fashioned holiday recipes
Bedford Times-Press readers receive a seasonal recipe column featuring Mrs Clyde Smith’s cabbage salad with pineapple and celery, Miss Vera Johnson’s potato salad and dressing, plus croquettes, various cookies and two desserts. The column emphasizes economical, family friendly dishes for winter meals and holiday gatherings.
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Bedford
Times-Press
Clyde Smith
Vera Johnson
Bedford Schools
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Harriett Fine in Siam
Mrs Harriett D Fine was celebrated at her Siam home on her sixty sixth birthday. Seventy one relatives attended a cafeteria basket dinner, mostly A C Fine descendants with one Holmes sister of the honoree.
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Harriett D. Fine
Siam
A. C. Fine
Holmes
Fine
James Woldruff
Marvin
George
Cecil Woldruff
Margaret
Doris
James Edward
Alfred Orme
Shirley Ann
Orea Woldruff
Leona Rose
Darlene
Lou Woldruff
Russell
Gerald
Kenneth
Leland Stiverson
Glen Woldruff
Virginia
Norma Lea
Minnie Morehouse
Floyd Clayton
Orea Lee
Donald
Deloris Marie
Dell Fine
Ellis
Mary
Clarence Stewart
R. E. Bradley
Jake Shearer
Perry Fine
Inez
Elza
Ray Fine
Eldon
Nellie Maxwell
Alvin Maxwell
Margaret Ellen
Dorothy
Russell Holmes
Dora
Otis
Oma
Horace
Donnel
Basil Frazier
Emma Frances
Roy Cavner
Kenneth Roy
Carl Dale
Roseartha
Hawkett D. Fine
Ladies Aid Social at Methodist Church Parlor
Mrs P Q O Crouch leads a Ladies Aid gathering with several helpers in the church parlors Friday afternoon. Miss Maxine Terrill Pauline Anderson and Betty Brice hosted a lunch Wednesday at one o'clock in honor of Miss Maxine Wetmore who departs this weekend for St Louis.
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Maxine Terrill
Pauline Anderson
Betty Brice
Maxine Wetmore
St. Louis
Union Bible Study Discontinues Summer Meetings
The Union Bible Study class has discontinued its meetings during the summer months and will not meet again until September.
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Union Bible Study
Gundy Family Attends Batavia WeaRing Ceremony
In Batavia, F L Gundy and Mrs Jesse of Une attended a WeaRing ceremony with Gundy of Sharpsburg and other relatives present. They plan to reside at home after the first of August.
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Gundy
Sharpsburg
Hos Tema
Dis
Mra
F. L. Gundy
Som - Orim Jesse
Evans and Matheny wed in Maryville
Crystal Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Evans of near Bedford and Claude Matheny of the Platteville community were married at Maryville Friday. They will reside on a farm near Platteville.
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Crystal Evans
B. F. Evans
Bedford
Claude Matheny
Platteville
Maryville
Pierce kin honor out-of-town relatives at Bibbins park picnic
Sunday dinner gathering at Bibbins park brought together Pierce relatives and visiting kin from Storm Lake Iowa Kankakee Illinois and Chicago. Attendees included H W Geisinger and son Arlo Geisinger with Mrs Millage Beasley and numerous Pierce Nelson and Ackley family members.
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W. H. Blakemore
Pearl Nelson
Mary Sedgwick
Robert Anderson
Chicago
Jean Nelson
Dentists Gather at Southwestern Iowa Club Meeting
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Steward hosted Southwestern Iowa Dental Association members and spouses at the Country Club on Wednesday. The afternoon featured golf followed by a picnic supper with attendees including Dr. C. H. Stewart Farragut Dr. R. Staley Dr. L. N. Lewis Shenandoah Dr. Helen Dearborne Red Oak Dr. F. M. Kelsey and Dr. Harold Sidwell Villisca.
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C. W. Steward
Southwestern Iowa Dental Association
Country Club
C. H. Stewart
Farragut
R. Staley
L. N. Lewis
Shenandoah
Helen Dearborne
Red Oak
F. M. Kelsey
Harold Sidwell
Villisca
Widner Family Dinner Celebrates Doctor Glynn Widner
L C Widner and family hosted relatives at dinner Sunday for the birthday anniversary of Dr Glynn Widner of New Market. Attendees included Joe Brackett family, Ann Davis, Myrtle Widner, Floyd Robbins, Darrell Shields, and Bedford’s Mrs John Widner among others.
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L. C. Widner
Glynn Widner
New Market
Joe Brackett
Tommie
Betty
Ann Davis
Myrtle Widner
Omaha
Floyd Robbins
Darrell Shields
John Widner
Bedford
Widner
Friends Have Picnic Supper at Bibbins Park
Mr and Mrs J T Caskey and family joined Mrs Caskey's sisters Mrs Verne McCloud and Joanne of Los Angeles California and Miss Merle Bush of Lenox for a picnic supper at Bibbins Park last evening with a group of friends Also present were Miss Vera Johnson of Bedford Miss Doris Clutter of Hopkins Miss Ruth Tuttle a Conway teacher attending State Teachers College Maryville this summer and Miss Florence Halfhill of Allerton
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Caskey
Verne McCloud
Joanne
Los Angeles
Calif
Merle Bush
Lenox
Bibbins Park
Vera Johnson
Bedford
Doris Clutter
Hopkins
Ruth Tuttle
Conway
State Teachers College
Maryville
Florence Halfhill
Allerton
Camp Fire Girls Hold Business Meeting at Heaton Home
The Ikanhilusi Camp Fire Girls gathered Monday evening at Martha Heaton's home for a business session led by guardian Mrs Archie Douglas. After the meeting they enjoyed ukulele music and singing by new member Wilma Shum, followed by refreshments.
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Martha Heaton
Archie Douglas
Wilma Shum
Ladies Aid Society to Meet at Church of Christ
Mrs. Joe Meredith will entertain the Ladies Aid Society Friday afternoon, assisted by Mrs. J N Hensley Mrs J E Lovell Mrs J M Little Mrs Margaret Bradley Mrs John Nethers and Mrs J E Snyder at the Church of Christ.
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Joe Meredith
J. N. Hensley
J. E. Lovell
J. M. Little
Margaret Bradley
John Nethers
J. E. Snyder
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
Taylor County's Market Place Player Piano Bargain
Unpaid balance option offers a like new $700 player piano for $29.75 remaining on contract with $10 monthly or $25 cash. Write Ed gar O Netzow Department of Accounts 4743 North Sheffield Milwaukee to view piano. Gasoline Alley promotes cheap gas and oil. Bedford furnished rooms offered by Mrs J Marle Hamilton. Bedford note features Esther Reith event. Times-Press Rialto ticket invites bring it along.
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Edgar O. Netzow
Department of Accounts
Sheffield Avenue
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Esther Reith
Bedford
Times-Press- Rialto
Neighbor Sparks Rumor Of Quarrel At Couple's Home
A neighbor reports hearing a quarrel between a married couple, prompting questions about who spread the gossip. A freshman mentions a student boast about dance records, while a sophomore jokes about breaking phonograph records, reflecting schoolyard chatter.
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Stude Baker
Anna Betty and Mother clash over party kiss claim
Anna Betty recounts to her mother that Pete Gadget tried to kiss her. The mother reacts with shock, while Anna Betty asserts she was the one who dared him.
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Anna Betty
Pete Gadget
Daphne and Harold Share a Charming Exchange at Bedford
In a light moment, Daphne asks if she is Harold’s sole interest among girls. Harold replies that she is the most charming among many he has met, while Mrs. C. O. Dresher of Bedford is mentioned in passing. Times-Press-Rialto notes a ticket admission.
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Daphne
Harold
Wild Rose Club Picnic Move to Bibbins Park
The Wild Rose club meeting slated for Mrs. A. K. Morris's home Friday afternoon July 7 has been relocated to Bibbins Park. Ladies will hold a picnic luncheon at one o'clock.
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Carl Marley
Delbert Jared
Carl Stephens
Troy Thompson
Glen van Camp
Dorothy Thompson
William Park
Wild Rose Club
A. K. Morris
Bibbins Park
Invitation to Sunday School and Communion Service
Churches report rising Sunday School attendance and invite all to return for next Sunday's Communion Service. Pupils are asked to stay for the first serving and enjoy the service. Annual Conference is Sept 19 at First Church Des Moines with Bishop Leete presiding. message emphasizes trusting Christ amid human limits.
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First Church
Des Moines
Leete
Conway and Sharpsburg M. E. Churches Service Notes
Edward E Garrett is pastor of Conway and Sharpsburg M E Churches. Sunday School begins at 10 a m followed by Morning Worship at 11 10 a m with the message titled Prayer.
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Edward E.garrett
Conway
Sharpsburg church events on Tuesday evening program
Epworth League conducts 7 30 p.m. evening service evangelistic. Choir practice 8 15 p.m. at the church. Sharpsburg Prayer meeting at 10 a.m. Junior League at 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Sunday activities listed for the church family.
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Epworth League
Sharpsburg
Harold Kratzer to Preach at New Market Church
Harold Kratzer son of pastor will preach both morning and evening next Lord's Day at New Market Church of Christ. Everyone invited. W W Kratzer, Minister.
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NEW Market Church OF "Christ
Harold Kratzer
Presbyterian Church Silent Attendance Reminder
Sunday school drew a good crowd last week but morning worship was missed. It was very hot, and the message urges better conditions next Sunday. The note asks how members support the church and lists times: Sunday School 9 45, Morning Worship 11 00, Young People's Meeting 7 00.
Preaching Changes at Clarinda Christian Church
Bro Bok Hall, pastor of the Christian church at Clarinda, will preach Sunday morning. The church night has moved to Thursday. Both C E Societies meet at the usual hour for lesson study. Evening union service led by J C Harris, minister.
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Bok
Christian
Clarinda
C. E
Christian Church
J. C. Harris
Col Lindbergh feat theme linked with a blond butter factory remark
A classroom scene features a teacher and student discussing Col. Lindbergh and a blundered joke about a Colorado creamery hiring blond workers. The manager quips that yellow hair shows less in butter, provoking a claim about hair color and appearance.
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Jimmy
Col. Lindbergh
Charlie
Colorado
Chip Off The Block Visitor and Muttered Joke
A brief comic exchange features a visitor asking what to do when grown as big as his mother Joan and receiving a playful reply about reducing exercises.
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Joan
Bedford Hopeful Could Rally Behind Cordle Adams Mohler
In a brief item from the Times-Press-Rialto, Cordle Adams Mohler is highlighted as a hopeful figure for Bedford with optimism about the forthcoming ticket. The note signals local political movement and potential candidacy in a tight race.
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Don Jones
Pierson Morris
Floyd van Reenen
Harlan Pete
R. W. Wood
Ed Bray
Arthur Dinwiddie
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Wetmore
Pierce
Mrs. Steward
Cecil Hayes
Daniel Williams
Union Country Club
Frank Jones
Mrs. Young
L. Guy Young
Bridge
Gordon Anderson
Paul Vireeley
Titmnes Press
Rialton
Duane Purvis
Purdue
Evanston
Purvis
Camp Fire Girls
Taylor County
J. Marle Hamilton
Mary - Alice
Dorothy Dougherty
Bessie Lacy
Henry
Peck
C. O. Dresher
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Bedford Bakery
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Cordle Adams Mohler
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James Dunn
Boots Mallory
Zasu Pitts
Bill Boyd
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Wm. Gargan
Lionel Barrymore
Lewis Stone
Bonita Horne
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Dennis King
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