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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
7
A lengthy Bedford social roundup lists visitors and relatives from Omaha Creston Shenandoah and Maryville. Notables include L. C. Widner Mrs. C. E. Wieser Roy V. Canon and families, Harlan Mohler from Creston, Hazel Bloom from Dallas Center, Loran Snelson from Townsend Tenn and many others visiting relatives and attending events in Bedford and nearby towns.
MR. FRANCIS Oral Surgeon M. H. Litteer of Conway spent Tuesday in Bedford on business. He has been in ill health and showed improvement. Social visits included the Trumbo and Ranbarger families along with Dorlee and Gretchen Hosman. The week featured aClarinda Shenandoah kitten-ball game attendance and a list of local residents visiting relatives across nearby towns.
Mrs L C Widmer visited Shenandoah relatives for a week. Miss Meri Bush Lenox visits Mrs Gordon. Anderson of Red Oak visits Bedford parents. Fern Lambley and Florence Brown Conway visit Bedford. Mrs Walter Adrian arrives from Portland for visit with Mrs Taylor D Jones. J H Chilcote visits sons Merrill and Kenneth in St Joseph. Mrs Lee Huss and sons from Gravity visit Bedford. Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas of Chicago visit sister Mrs George Marsh. Bonnie Nash and June Vogt travel to Chicago for Century of Progress by bus from St Joseph. Charles Gaule returns from Iowa City after leg operation cast. Mr and Mrs Earl Riffe of Maund City visit Bedford relatives. Miss Alice Hale accompanies them home to visit. Thelma Kinsel and son and Carrie Snight return to Muscatine. Mrs Robert Anderson and daughter from Chicago visit Nelsons, go to Omaha. Mr and Mrs Harry Kennedy of Denver visit Bedford and Gravity. Kennedy is brother of Ray Kennedy of Bedford. Elizabeth Sparks teaches in Bedford schools. Etta Snyder, recently operated on in Iowa City, returns for further treatment. Mr and Mrs Gerald Workman of Red Oak spend weekend with Pickering family in Gravity. visit Iva Hyde in Bedford. J H Wintermute of Bedford and Kathleen Wintermute visit Mapleton then Bedford. Gertrude Wintermute to spend summer in Bedford. Brooks Nash Rt 1 Bedford notes. This Week It lists local visitors and travel through Bedford area. ad ends with magazine line.
Blockton residents recount an all day Church of Christ gathering with a park picnic and services led by an out of town preacher. The day included community visits, social events, and several local notable remarks across town.
Mrs Otto Welch spent the weekend with relatives at Chariton Iowa Miss Irene Stewart of Stanbery Mo is a guest of Miss Letha Burks in Bedford Ronald Fawcett has returned home after visiting at an aunt in Maryville James A Lucas and W H Blakemore plan a fishing trip to Minnesota lakes Mrs Verne McCloud and daughter Joanne of Los Angeles are visiting at the home of her sister Mrs J T Caskey Zola Mae Million of Conway visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs A A Sharp and also her aunt Mrs Don Burks Miss Esther Benton with Miss Louise Weller and Miss Maxine Park left for a vacation trip to Denver Col Mrs J E Crew and Mrs T E Burner of Quincy Ill visited Mrs Burner's daughter Mrs Harry Putnam Crew returned home Wednesday Burner staying longer C E Paul is ill at home in Bedford Ethel Mae Bowman of Carrollton Mo visits uncle D W Blake Miss Geraldine Beard plans a trip to Iowa City for the Fourth Mrs B F Ginn went to Omaha to stay until after the Fourth at son Ray Ginn Mr and Mrs Prather Clark of Edinburg Texas visit Mrs Frank Wisdom Mrs Durward Price and son return to St Joseph Mo after a week with Bedford relatives Mrs William Ingham and granddaughter Carolyn Hagle visit Mrs Ingham’s daughter Mrs P A Olson Ive D B Gleann who had been visiting P A Olson left for Story City Town Mia Clay Trumbo of Hedford Times-Press-Rialto ticket admits you
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