Fifty year Methodist service and local weddings in Blockton
A colorful fiftieth anniversary service at Blockton Methodist Church highlighted a day of activities with Dr Swick District Supt and local leaders delivering messages. Miss Venita Bentley and Max Sanders wed at the Christian church parsonage with Rev Gorge W Swan officiating. Blockton organizes a basketball squad under G W Swan as coach. they lost to Bedford Vets 59 25 amid early season practice gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Blockton
Floyd
Linda Tolby
Swick
Tolby
Carrie Gordon
Robert Judy
Venita Bentley
Max Sanders
Christian Church Parsonage
Cere
Mony
Gorge W. Swan
Dale Sanders
Bedford
Hanner
G. W. Swan
Bedford Vets
Blocktor
Robert Otto
Ralph Skinner
Jack Campbell
Wid Stephenson
Quentin King
Junior Hiatt
Walkup
McClure
Michaels
Adams
Delbert Francis Green Mentioned as Edith Green's Son
Delbert Francis Green is noted as the son of Mrs. Edith Green of New Market in the inherited obituary type notice.
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Delbert Francis Green
Edith Green
New Market
Obituary: Local Produce Worker Born in Osborne Kansas
Born August 13 1906 in Osborne Kansas he died October 21 in Cherokee Iowa at age 43 years 2 months 8 days. Survived by widow Darlene Rawlings and children Shirley Mae Dom Roy and Lin da Marie. Father Sheridan Jay Green preceded him in death in 1915. He grew up in New Market and graduated 1924. Affiliated with Masonic Lodge. Worked years in New Market Osceola produce business and at death with Farmers Produce Cherokee.
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Osborne
Kansas
Cherokee
Sheridan Jay Green
New Market
New Market High School
Masonic Lodge
Darlene Rawlings
Shirley Mae
Dom Roy
Linda Marie
Osceola
Obituary: Edith Green Family Survives in New Market
He is survived by his mother Mrs. Edith Green of New Market one sister Mrs. Forrest Minard and family of Clarinda. His one brother Charles Gerald preceded him in death in 1945.
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Edith Green
New Market
Forrest Minard
Clarinda
Charles Gerald
Benton Township Tea Brings Family Living Program
The Benton Township Family Living Program tea was held at Mrs. Glenn Lovitt’s home on October 4 with eighteen attendees. Hazel Lovitt, retiring after twenty six years, opened the meeting with America, and Helen Glass and Verneil Stephens were elected to chair and vice chair. Verneil Stephens performed two solos and Louise Novinger gave readings while committees were named for Health International Music School Library Publicity.
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Benton Township
Glenn Lovitt
Hazel Lovitt
Singing America
Verneil Stephens
Helen Glass
H Helen Glass
Louise Novinger
Dale Hughes
International
Lizabeth Heatherington
Virgil Putnam
Albert Campbell
al Mullen
Publcity
Helen Haynie
Education aim as living fountain not reservoir
The quote asserts education should cultivate living growth in the mind, not merely fill it as a reservoir. It warns that knowledge stored without engagement will fade, likening rote pumping to eventual emptiness. John M. Mason emphasizes active learning and continual mental flowering.
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John M. Mason
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Rialto Theatre
Kile
Hoppy
William Boyd T Fopalong Cassidy Wr
LL Walking Hills
Blockton Christian Church
Roy Dillon
Merton Shrig
Walton & Brown
Roy King
Glenn Warden
Christian Church
Bible School
Keystone
Bill Walls i
Bagnar
Harvest Sale
Bentley - Sanders
E. E
King and
Edward
Stelle Brown
King ‘Building
Blockton Town
Colonial
Trouble Free
Stoker
Terrell & Son
Iola
BEN Scane
Delbert Green
Phillips
Phillips 66
Vrole
Chevrolet
G.V.W
Emmert Motor Sales
Bedford, Low
Rugby Knitting Mills
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