Frost Proof Cabbage and Oni on plants order notice
The Independent advertises taking orders for Frost Proof Cabbage and Oni on plants with Cathy Shields as contact. Also promoting a Brunswick Console radio at Gambles with new features and prices. The Ladies Aid Christian church meet Feb 21 at Mrs Frank Chandler home with a 2 PM Thursday Feb 22 refreshment committee listed.
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Catherine Shields
Clarinda
Iowa
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Frank Chandler
M.E
Glen Warner
Minnie Johnston
Mrs. Coy
Etta van Nice
Pauline Levi
Local Social Notes from Oak Hill and Nearby Homes
Oak Hill residents host relatives and friends in late week gatherings. Names include Ben Wright, Lois Fox, Merle Allen, Theodosia Allen, Marie Kingery, Clyde Spring, Ma rie Kingery, Fred Shafar, Cleo Houchin, and many others visiting from Bedford Nodaway Corning Ivyville Guss Garner Clarinda Des Moines and Des Moines area. Several incidents noted include a sprained ankle and a despondent father seeking help after a death.
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Clarence Meredith
Will Roberts
Helen
James
R. Roberts
Nodaway
Arlie Price
Corning
John Agnew
Viliaca
Geo. Roberts
Ivyville
Tom Roberts
Charold
Theodosia Allen
Des Moines
Merle
May Allen
Marie Kingery
Myrtle Corbin
Clyde Spring
Clytha
Glen
Near
Guss
Lester Corbin
Fred Shafar
Lester Parks
Cleo Houchin
Nate Sexton
Jim Heatherington
Cleaver Weat
John Weat
Johnnie Groff
Jim Hamilton
Garner
Cecil Hamilton
Beulah Morgan
Clarinda
John Downs
O. E. S. Chapter to Meet for Practice Monday Evening
The O. E. S. Chapter will meet for practice Monday evening February 19 at 7 30. All officers are urged to be present. J S Pieringer Optometrist has operated in Bedford since 1901. Ben Resh and family of near Red Oak visited Bedford at the home of daughter Mrs Art Barkley.
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J.S. Pieringer Optometrist
Bedford
Ben Resh
Red Oak
Art Barkley
Iowa
Taylor County
District Court
Lucinda J. Phillips
Bedsford
Funeral Attendance Noted For Mrs R Livingston and Son
Mrs. R. Livingston and her son George of Clarinda attended the funeral here Sunday, sharing in the somber gathering and paying respects to the departed.
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R. Livingston
George of
Clarinda
The Easiest Person To Deceive Is Yourself
A reflective saying notes that self-deception is easiest and that marriage’s charm often lies on the outside, while advising care for fruit trees to ensure future harvests.
Window Glass Sold Cut to Size at Local Drug Store
A local drug store advertises window glass cut to any size. The offer highlights service for custom dimensions, appealing to builders and homeowners seeking precise glass fit for renovations and repairs.
Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Relief Advised
An advertising notice touts Adlerika as a German remedy that relieves gas by cleansing upper and lower bowels. One dose promises immediate relief for gas, nervousness, and sleep issues with H. C. Lyon, a local druggist, selling it.
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Adlerika
H. C. Lyon
A Two Dollar Dinner for Six Recipes Included
A home dinner for six can cost at most two dollars with roast and cranberry gravy and a stringless bean salad with Roquefort dressing. The article lists pot roast with cranberry gravy and a bean salad as main dishes and includes full recipe steps and ingredients.
Conway Tops Nodaway In Close Noda Way Basketball Clash
Conway defeated Nodaway 36 to 27 as the first boys game of the tournament got underway. Blockton beat New Market 34 023 with Warrior as top player, then Conway edged Blockton 22 to 20 led by Gray. Sharpsburg won over Gravity 49 to 29 with Bob Griffith scoring 28. Conway then beat Sharpsburg 39 to 21 with Gold and Chilcote each at 18. Dorothy Fuller received the girls trophy for Blockton. Theodore Baldwin refereed all games. Juniors raised 1615 from candy sales at Gravity tournament.
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Conway
Nodaway
New Market
Blockton
Warrior
Gray
Sharpsburg
Gravity Boys
Bob Griffith
Utter
Gravity
Gold
Chilcote
Max Griffith
Waubonsie
Brockton
Grades and Tournament Recap Across School and County
Absent lists for first through eighth grades note missing students for the week. Valentine art activities and Lincoln birthday study appear alongside a Wabonsie Conference Tournament where Gravity, Nodaway, Conway, Brockton posted close scores. sixth grade arithmetic, English poetry, and Pilgrims in history mix with preparations for new social studies books.
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Marlene Delaney
Keith Farrens
Abraham Lincoln
Gwendolyn and
Waite Walker
Doris Savage
Dorothy Lewis
Clara Louise Marcis
Dariene Delaney
Evelyn Moore
Thelma Stafford
Darlene Delaney
Mary Jane Chandler
Methodist Church Services and Local Visitations
You are urged to be present at the services next Sunday at the Methodist Church. School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00, Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Evening sermon at 7:30 p.m. Frank Fleming and wife and sow Dean Fleming drove to St. Joe Missouri Sunday to visit George Fleming in the hospital. Miss Blythe Damewood returned with them from Kansas City. George is improving and his complete recovery chance is now good.
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Epworth League
Frank Fleming
Sow
Dean Fleming
St. Joe
Missouri
George Fleming
Blythe Damewood
Kansas City
George
Ourchurch
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