Eastern Star Meeting Guests In First Post Vacation Session
STAM Eastern Star meets Highland Chapter No. 523 in regular session. Guest Mrs. Mae Blackford of Shelby Mont attended. A musical program directed by Mrs. Nellie Miller and Mrs. Lola Reid followed. Ice cream and cupcakes were shared afterward. Rev Clarence M Eppard of Clarinda gave the Community Half Sunday address on Dollar Democracies Dictatorship Why Fight He Who Taketh the Sword Shall Thereby Perish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Mae Blackford
Shelby, Mont
Nellie Miller
Lola Reid
Clarence M. Eppard
Clarinda
Social events at Methodist Sunday school class
Mrs. Lois Orme entertained her Sunday school class and the young people of the Methodist church in a recent social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Orme
The
Methodist
Sunday School Party At Shields Home
Betty Blythe Shields hosted her Sunday school class The Offering Buds at her home after Sunday school. Jeffry Furlong of St. Louis brought a five pound candy box for the children and Betty provided candy and balloons. Guests from Hepburn joined a basket dinner and spent the day with the Joe Bird family including several local couples and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Blythe Shields
Oftering Buds
Jeffry Furlong
St. Louis
Betty
Hepburn
Joe Bird
Jim Williams
Ancy Werner
Glen Sterp
Jesse Steve
Henry Fostneau
Martin Sunderman
Pearl Sterp
Wm. Miller
Henry Kettler
Adolph Herzberg
Yorktown
Local hosts entertain guests at Braddyville gathering
Mr and Mrs Jesse Henderson hosted a Sunday gathering at their home with guests including Mr and Mrs Joe Smith of Hopkins Mr and Mrs Charles Culbertson and daughters of New Market Mrs Crystal Manley and Mr and Mrs Elmer Dunn and daughter of Braddyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Henderson
Joe Smith
Hopkins
Charles Culbertson
New Market
Crystal Manley
Elmer Dunn
Braddyville
Siam
Mary Lou Damewood
Bedford
Neil Owens
Roy Cavner
Northboro
Dick Scott
Gravity
Luther Stewart
Abe Oxley
Andrew Millers
Jesse JL. Henderson
Helen Hamilton
Charles Gant
Wanda Majors
Ella Radke
Blockton
Oscar Duncan
North Hollywood
Calif
Alva Clayton
Duncan
Dan Duncan
F. W. Shields
Ed Smith
Shields
Mr. Smith
Plumb Lodge No
A.f.&am
Ola Houck
Jessie Houck
Freida Baumgarten
Bethesda
Joe Boyd
Wilda Ruth
Wry Miller
Floyd Sprague
Dan Sprague
Villisca
Elza Clayton
Glen Stewart
Harry Clayton
Delia Baldwin
Daught
Helen and
Marie
Champ Rice
Pickering
Verntr Volvie
Clearmont
Ol Colman
Hop
Miss Lorenawin
Eildon Clayton
Siam Locals Chronicle Bedford and Area Social Notes
Siam locals include multiple Bedford visits and calls as Mary Lou Damewood stays with Neil Owens. Families such as Cavners Millers Oxleys, Schotts and Gants share dinner and church visits across Siam and nearby towns. A97
Local Socials and Visits Across Hopkins Bedford Areas
Mrs Hensley and family visited relatives near Hopkins on Sunday. Bedford residents Will Blake Georgia Bowers and Ermadean Jr with others joined at the Straight home. District council of Sunday school officers met at Ravenwood Church. Several families hosted dinners and business trips to Maryville. Corn shelling and weekend stays noted among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Blake
Georgia Bowers
Ermadean,Jr
Dick Jones
Eugene
Bedford
Earl Barber
Mary Earl
John
Allen
Shirley
Robert
Jimmie
Frank Stimson
Northboro
Alva
Erville Allison
Dale Bird
Ravenwood Christian Church
Athelstan Family Reunion Draws Wide Local Attendance
A large Athelstan gathering Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Black in Sheridan included C. E. Williams, Kenneth Brown of Bedford, Myron King family, Allie Brown family, Ben Wease of Isadora, Dolan Norris and Rhoda Sanders of Blockton, and many others. Additional notes mention several relatives visiting Bedford, Des Moines, and Lenox, plus a birthday for Lon Cavin and various local trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Black
Sheridan
C. E. Williams
Kenneth Brown
Bedford
Myron King
Allie Brown
Athelstan
Ben Wease
Isadora
Dolan Norris
Rhoda Sanders
Blockton
W. W. Burns
M. A. Jenkins
Adah Smith
Des Moines
Emmet Black
Doris Morris
Vinton
Iowa
Oliver Ray
Ellen
Roy Kenery
Shirley
J. W. Large
Harold Ray
F. A. Freeland
F. A. Bownes
Otis Burns
Forest Murray
Grace Murray
Forest Ray
Lenox
C. C. Jenkins
Kathleen Jenkins
Ralph Joe Rusco
Leonard Rusco
Marilyn
C. R. Sickels
John Clockstein
Paton
Athelstan High School
Clyde Schuster
Cora Woods
Maloy
Ben Woods
G. W
Fred A. Bownes
Evelyn Bowne
Cleo Bownes
Bill Mannis
E. E. Irvin
Roy King
Wayne King
C. M. King
Donald Wilson
F. O. Wilson
J. C. Davis
Maryville
Frank Smith
Lon Cavin
W. O. Markee
Vilas Markee
Plymouth
Ill
Grace Balch
Lloyd Stroburg
Geneva
Nebr
C. M. ‘King
Harry Potter
Grant City
Angie Freemyer
Theo Potter
Bob Davis
West Virginia
George Squires
Local Visitors and Funeral Tribute Noted in Bedford and Des Moines
Junior Booker and John Balch visited Blockton on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. King of Bedford called on his brother Mr. and Mrs. C. M. King Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Freeland attended funeral services for Mr. Freeland's brother Ben Freeland in Des Moines on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Booker
John Balch
Blockton
A. C. King
Bedford
C. M. King
F. A. Freeland
Mr. Freeland
Ben Freeland
Des Moines
Sheridan Couple Wed in Troy Kansas Wedding
Miss Beatrice Robison daughter of Mrs Pearl Robison of St Joseph and Virgil Winemiller son of Mr and Mrs Jake Winemiller of Sheridan were married at Troy Kansas Sunday evening September 3 Rev P H Elliott of Leavenworth read the ceremony. Miss Lillie Robison and Charles Beadwall were attendants. Both couples were reared in Sheridan. They will reside in St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Robison
Pearl Robison
St. Joseph
Virgil Winemiller
Jake Winemiller
Sheridan
Troy
Kans
P. H. Elliott
Leavenworth
Lillie Robison
Charles Beadwall
Parcel meteorograph payment found with parachute in Sher idan farm tree
Clifford Musick Jr received a $5.00 check from Baltimore Maryland for a radio meteorograph attached to a parachute in a tree on his father’s Sherman county farm near Sher idan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Musick, Jr
Baltimore
Maryland
Sheridan
Methodist Ladies Aid Society elects officers at meeting
At the September 6 gathering at Mrs. Luther Cook’s home, officers were elected for the coming year with Mrs. Cook as president and Mrs. H F Holland as vice president. Twenty four members and two children attended the event with assistant hostesses named. Fruit salad cake and iced tea were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Luther Cook
H. F. Holland
Harry Young
Ethyl Scott
A. A. Cook
Franklin Lowery
Baptisms At Huron Lake And Local Changes At Drag Line
Baptismal services were held at the river south of town as Miss Anna Marie McAlister and Miss Evelyn Evans were baptized by immersion by Rev. C. C. Pritchard. Lon Robison sells the drag line business to Doyle Anders after nine years of operation. Mr and Mrs Dall Churchill return from a two week vacation visiting Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma. Mrs Ted Sanders and Dixie Rose Cameron Mo and Mrs B A Jones and Mrs George Felton of Parnell visit Ida McLaughlin. Chester Ostrander and family from Des Moines spend weekend with his sister Mrs McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Lake
Minn
Roland Wray
Anna Marie McAlister
Evelyn Evans
C. C. Pritchard
Lon Robison
Doyle Anders
Dall Churchill
Missouri
Ozarks
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Ted Sanders
Dixie Rose
Cameron
B. A. Jones
George Felton
Parnell
Ida McLaughlin
Chester Ostrander
Robert
Des Moines
Chester
McLaughlin
Study Best Weight Hose To Wear
Miss Vera Akers advises on selecting hose weight for different uses. She explains full fashioned Silk hose depend on thread gauge and yarn size. Two thread to four thread indicate fiber strands. four thread common for medium wear. Higher gauge 48+ knits are finer and longer lasting. 39 and 42 gauge are double but snag easily in sheer and semi service weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Akers
Understanding Hosiery Construction and Snag Resistance
The article explains knitting courses and rows forming hose structure and how close spacing affects stretch. It notes snags from gaps, crepe yarns resist snags, non-run mesh uses a snag resistant stitch, and reinforced toes heels soles garter tops and welt improve durability.
Candid camera provokes bee attack at Corydon church
Corydon, Saturday at 5:40 p.m., a bee swarm under the eastern eave of the Methodist church stung Willard Robbins while he attempted a candid photo of two men removing the honey. Robbins suffered facial swelling and a swollen nose as the blacked out area grew by Sunday morning. The bees, long residents, apparently took exception to the photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Willard Robbing
Corydon Lditor
Robbins
Corydon Times-Republican
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Myron (Shifty) Reynolds
North Hawkye Lumber Co
Mazda
Iowa-Nebraska
AY Kates
Carrol Keeler
Carbon
Sam Young
Shambaugh
Ivra Stiverson
Betty Joe Adams
Donna Lee Greenway
Etta Stewart
Harry Combs
John Wirth
Guss
Watler Radke
Eila
John Reynolds
Cleo |Boltinghouse
Harvey Young
Hatcher
Minnie Rayborn
Vem. Young
Elvin Campbell
Franklin Jobe
Glen Springs and Son
John Springs
Effie Smith
Ollie Potter
Burlington Junction
Clark Shreck
Iowa City
Ruth Shields
Ada Dalrymple
Clyde Damewood
Anna Damewood
Stanley Damewood
J. C. Blagrave
Orville Hennamen
Mathews Farm
Hawleyville
Ralph Hensley
Bonnie
Donald
Phyllis
Eldon
Tillman Hensley
John O'Dougherty
Charlie Buzzard
Jim Thompson
Bonnie Jean
Troy Crane
Eugene Crane
Harlan
Harold Crane
Wanda
Wilmer Allison
Ed Allison
Clyde Olmstead
Viole Bird
Joan O’dougherty
Herchel and
Duane
George Howard
Max King
Baby
John Reed
Fred Hatfield
Etta Goff
Frank Blaylock
Jewel Thompson
California
Victor Ambrose
the Christian Church
Marvin Pitts
Albert Lea
George Allison
Noble R. Aldrich
Kansas City
Allison
Manford Wilson
Bobby
Norma Jean Wilson
Rachael Taylor
W. N. Wray
Jewell Thompson
Avalon
N. B.C
Red Network
J. A. Wogan
Main Street
Ahrens Drug Store
Bedford Candy Kitchen
Pete Drug Store
Who-Wow
Corydon
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Ray V. Anderson
Taylor County
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