The Bayard News from Bayard, Iowa • Page 4

Page 2 THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1969 ESTABLISHED 1880 The Bayard News A weekly newspaper published every Thursday by the Bayard News, Bayard, Iowa BOBINSON and SHAWD Publishers KENNETH ROBINSON Editor Second class postage paid at Bayard, Iowa 50029 SUBSCRIPTIONS $4.00 in Iowa $5.00 Elsewhere NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION 0 NNA SUSTAINING MEMBER 1989 Mary Louise Robinson Had a fine vacation with Merle Kent telling of the trip he, his wife and their No 1 son, Jeff, took to Washington, C. I did enjoy not having to write a column. But, on the other hand, 1 thought of many things I wanted to tell you! --M-Charles Bright, minister of the Bagley Church of Christ, is the father of his first born, Kristopher, Todd. Said the proud father, "I knew I had an exceptional son. First time I walked into the nursery at the hospital there was the sign right on the end of the crib-'Bright Boy'." --M-Ricky Holmes of Coon Rapids had to wait almost 11 years to have a brother.

Kevin Eugene arrived Monday weighing nine pounds and seven ounces. Proud Father Larry Holmes immediately notified his brother, Gary Holmes, Coon Rapids football coach, that he'd have a full back for his team this fall! Granddad Oral Bullock knew it would be a boy. As he says, "My boy has girls, so my girl has boys." --M-Buy and wear a Poppy. Honor America's war dead. --M-Glad to have two of our regular correspondents back on the job.

Ethelean Severns has been caring for her mother and Irene Reynolds had dental surgery. We appreciated the efforts of their good substitutes, but welcome back the Jamaica and Yale "local itemizers." Bought some postage stamps out in Las Vegas, long, long ago in January. Ran across the holder. Know the delight ful little message inside the cover said; coming from that gambling town? "There will be much good fortune and you wil be appreciative and Sounds like a message from the government! A sign in fron of a service station said, "We furnish free aspirin and tender sympathy." --M-Mrs Ralph Starling, Ruth that is, will be cooking on TV Watch her on KRNT, channel 8 at 9:30 a Friday, May 23. --M-Rebecca Naylor, who is one Mrs Edna Hidlebaugh's three granddaughters wed Gary Lyon May 10 in Jefferson.

They were in Chicago on. their wedding trip when tough luck really hit They locked their car and were eating in a cafe. When they came out everything had been stolen from their car. This in eluded all their luggage. The bride lost her hair dryer and another important loss was her glasses.

They plan to attend Northwest Missouri college next fall. Hope they had insurance so they can afford wardrobes for college. --M-Sad to read that the Guthrie Center branch which used to operate on the Rock Island lines from Stuart to Guthrie Center ceased operation as of May 14 It used to run so regularly that Lela Stringer rode it forth and back from Monteith to Gu thrie to attend high school. One of the grandest of the Irish used to live near us in Stuart He was Pat Breheny who was the engineer. Once he took two of his sons, Ed and Bob, and me with him to the Center.

He let us ride back in the cab. Few thrills in my Ife have compared with that ride. We blew the whistle so often returning to Stuart, we darn near ran oul of steam to bring the engine back to the round house. The boys didn't follow their dad in railroading. One, Eddie Jester is a magician, and Bob Earle is an announcer at WHO --Id- Francis and Vernon Holmes and I took travelin' Ken to De Moines Sunday.

He joined the "Sell Iowa" tour which left Mon day for a 2,000 mile trip in 21 golden Buicks to San Francisco The 68 Iowa businessmen wil stop in Nebraska, Colorado Wyoming and Nevada befor the final cookout in A. Th members of the tour, their wiv es and other guests had a Poly nesian supper at the Holiday Inn South with a program. Some expected to be fed low; pork or beef at the supper. had a fruit and cottage cheesi salad, crab meat in avocad halves with fortune cookies fo dessert. Some of the fortune were made to order, reading "Iowa Caravan rolls to San Francisco," "Golden Gate meet Hawkeye State," and "lowans leave hearts in San Francisco.

--M-Vince Caudle, the man ir chage of tourism for the low; Development Commission, wh planned the tour was master ceremonies. Governor Rober Ray won the votes of the wo men (at least) by starting tha When it quits raining it will be time for outdoor living. Build your Patio now and be ready for the summer months. Now is a good time to put on Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors. No changing of Screens and Storm Windows.

It helps keep you warm in the winter and cool in the summer. WE HAVE BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Let Us Help You With Your Building Needs Call Us For Ready-Mix Concrete 651-2910 BUILDING SUPPLY co. OMTS7OP BUILDING SERVICE BAYAP, IOWA he thought the "beautiful" wiv-j es should also be going on the tour. Then, the wagonmaster Ken Fulk, secretary of the Iowa' State Fair board, appeared in a wonderful buckskin outfit and shaggy mustache, and gave some, of the rules. He explained that the trip was entirely too hazardous for the beautiful wiv-' es to undertake the perils of the; journey.

If those men don't have fun, I'll miss my guess! --M-- Ken's parting gift to the staff was to clean his desk and the spaces all around it. We really should take a picture. I'm sure he removed at least 17 years accumulation. Do come in and see this marvelous improvement. --BAYARD-Church of Christ Steven Shepherd Sunday, May 25 Bible School 9:30 a m.

Worship and Lord's Supper 10:30 a m. Message: "Personal Devotions: Good Riddance or Good Time?" Evening Worship 7:30 m. Special program, singers from Woodland Hills Bible college. Everyone come and enjoy this time of fellowship. Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer Time 7:30 m.

"Devotional Life" Thursday, May 22 -Meeting with Vacation Bible School workers 7:30 m. Vacation Bible School June 2-6 9 a to 12 noon. Parents, tell your children we will be looking for them. Jesus said, "Suffer little children and forbid them not, to come unto me, for such is the kingdom of heaven." Matthew 19:14 Central Iowa Bible Camp for Youth Camp fee $12.50 must be paid to Otto Murphy or Mr Shepherd before camp starts. See your Bible School Teachers or Mr Shepherd if you wish to go to camp.

Camp Schedule: Senior, grades 9 through college, June 8-13 Junior High, grades 7 and 8, June 15-20 Junior, grades 5 and 6, June 22-27 Parents, this is a great fellowship and time of learning of the Bible for your children. United Methodist Church Ora Jj Keep, Pastor Church School Superintendent, Fred Schoonover Church School 9:30 a m. Worship Service 11 a m. Trinity Lutheran Church Theodore Offermann, Pastor Saturday, May 24 Nancy Deeth-Don Heisterkamp wedding 10 a m. Sunday, May 25 The Lutheran Hour 8:30 a KCIM (Carroll) radio.

Worship service 9 a Sunday School and Bible classes after the service. Ascension Lutheran Church REV MUELLER Coon Rapids Sunday, May 25 Worship Service 9:30 a Sunday School 10:30 a Family Night 7:30 m. Program will be held in the Christian church. Wednesday -Confirmation class 7 m. -o Johnny Zanotti of Des Moines is visiting his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Winfred Barrett.

Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Vic Lyons at Yale were Mr and Mrs Ed Vance of Odell, Nebr; and Mrs Fred Watson. Mr Watson joined them in the evening. MARJOBIE JEAN CARLSON Mr and Mrs Charles Carlson of Palos Park, III, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Marge, to Tim Kenan, son of Mrs LeRoy Van Gundy of Bagley, and the late Mr Kenan. The hrido-elect will receive her A degree in art education from Buena Vista college, Storm Lake, June 1. Her fiance graduated from the YJB Community school and is a senior at Bnena Vista.

No date has been set for the wedding. Nebraska Guests Sweet and Lynne Seagren, teachers in the Lincoln, Nebr, school system, Tjere weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Winfred Barrett and their grandson, Johnny Zanotti, of Des Moa guest in the Barrett home, ines. The Barretts became acquainted with their guests while on a tour of Canada last summer. Mae Stewart who also teaches in Lincoln, accompanied them. She was a guest of Mr and Mrs Elick Stewart.

She is the daughter of Mr Stewart. Minnesota. Guests -Mrs Mabel Winters and Mrs Ruth Drengsen of Granite Falls, Minn, were guests of Mrs Winters' sisters, Mrs Roy Ocheltree, Carrie Neal and Mrs Laura Crees, from Friday until Sunday. The Minnesotans also called on Mr Ocheltree in the Thomas Rest Haven and another sister, Mrs Orlo Whitten in her home in Coon Rapids. They also visited relatives in Jamaica and Bagley.

Honored on Birthday -Guests of Lessie Lewis Tuesday evening honored her on her birthday. Present were Mr and Mrs Mike Schnetter and Mary Sigler, Carroll; Zetta Lewis Don Deaton, Mrs Lanny Derry Kristy and Wade, Mr and Mrs Earl Lewis, Mr and Mrs Ross Jurgens and Tammy. Birthday cake and ice cream were served by Zetta Lewis Mrs Earl Lewis and Mrs Jurgens. Honors Cousin -Mrs Carl Boots entertained at dinner Sunday. Guests were Mr and Mrs Max Lathrop, Guthrie Center; Mrs Ida Boots and Fred Betts.

Mrs Lathrop, cousin of the hostess, was honored in celebra tion of her birthday. Mi- and Mrs Luther Hartman and Angela Lyn of Waukon arrived Friday evening to visit Mrs Hartman's parents, Mr and Mrs Floyd Betts, Julie and Joyce until Monday. The Hartmans visited his mother, Mrs Loretta Hartman, in Perry Sat wrday afternoon. They were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lester Sloan and sons in Ogden brother and sister-in-law of Mr Hartman. Bryan and Mrs Fr-l Watson were in Carroll Thursday Our Facilities have been Inspected by Federal State Agencies and we are an Approved and Bonded Warehouse.

Storage Space Is Available for Take-over of Farm Stored Soybeans and Com. Bagley Elevator, Inc Phone 427-5611 --Bayard-Nursing Home Notes Tuesday, May 13 Lower's visitors were Mr and Mrs Estus Cretsinger, Mr and Mrs Joe King and Mrs Leota Cretsinger of Coon Rapids and her daughters, Mrs Lucille Heath of Huntington Beach Calif, and Mrs Bill Schoonover May 14 Mr and Mrs Eay Graf and Mrs Fred Shelton of Des Moines visited Georgia Pangborn. Mr and Mrs Loren Gander of Corvallis, Mont, visited his brother, William Gander. Friends and relatives of Eliz abeth Whitman brought refreshments to help her celebrate her birthday. Included in the group were Ellen Long, Hazel Holmes, Mabel Morgan, Helen Mills, Beulah Whitman, Panora; Phyllis Wright, Rapids; Bertha Scott, Georgia Pangborn and Ella Belle Walton.

Thursday, May 15 Mrs Eva Kopaska ana Mrs Willard Kopaska visited several residents including Lillian Kopeska, Charles Smth and Anna Davidsen. William Gander was an overnight guest in the home of his daughter-in-law, Mrs Carroll Gander, in Ankeny. His brother, Loren, took him to Ankeny. Guests of Rose McClelland included her daughters, Mrs Grace Hancock of Kansas City and Mrs Mabel Patterson of Linden. Mr and Mrs Earl Moore of Panora visited Alice Middleton.

Mrs Loftus Jensen visited her daughter, Lillian Kopeska. Friday, May 16 Honor Mrs Pangborn -Mrs Don Brown brought refreshments and honored her mother, Mrs Georgia Pangborn, in celebration of her birthday. Quests were Mrs Wayne Hedes and Mrs Inez Hunter of Scranton; Mrs Mary Simpkins of Jefferson; Mrs Arden Patterson and residents of the Home. Mr and Mrs Foster of Lewis-town, Mont, visited Laura Anderson. Mr Foster is a former tudent of Mrs Anderson.

Saturday, May 17 Edwin Adamson called on his wife, Susie, and several other residents. Harold Keister of Coon Rapids visited his father, Keister. Mr and Mrs Harley Hall called on his father, Clint Hall. The Bagley Federated Garden Club sent bibs and lap robes. Visitors of Eliza Hoyle were her daughter, Mrs Clarence Gotter, of Scranton and her grandson and family, Mr and Mrs Loren Gotter and Sherrie of Iowa Mrs Hancock and Mrs Patterson against visited Mrs Visitors of -were his daughter and tier kusbanck Mr and Mrs Paul Ludwig and family of Casey visited her father, Tom.

Farley. Sunday, 18 Mary Kennedy's visitors were her and their son froni Guthrie Center and Mr and Mrs Hugh Wells of Shehandoah. John Peckumn and Estell Peckumn visited Cora Peckumn. The Louis visited Grace Kile. Ruby Seibert and daughter of Adel called on Otis Moorhead.

Wayne Kopeska visited his wife. Mr and Mrs Arthur Christensen of Bagley called on several residents. Edwin Adamson visited has wife. Mrs Mildred Kinman and daughter of Guthrie Center called on their mother and grandmother, Myrtle Bigham. Nora Rose was a guest in the Frank Botts home.

Mr and Mrs Tun Bright of Church of Ch.nis t) CM evening church 2 was assisted by Mr? ner of Bagley Elizabeth nJhftJJj Mrs Long, took heT pmg. ier -guest of Mr and Mrs were Sunday Mr and Mrs Dudley sons Jefferson INSURE YOUR CROP INCOME. When Hail Ruins Your Crops. Hail losses were widespread in 1968. Insure and be safe this year.

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