Conway Social Items Highlight Local Visits and Health News
Mr. W. J. Myers and family spent Sunday at Vern Myers home. Clyde L. Burrows of Des Moines visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Burrows. Miss Grace Chilcote returned home after appendicitis surgery at Unity hospital Creston. Misses S ern Donaldson and Beat rice Phelan attended a teachers meeting at Clearfield. W. D. Leppo sold the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Myers
Vern Myers
Clyde L. Burrows
Des Moines
Mrs
T. A. Burrows
S °Ern Donaldson
Beatrice Phelan
Clearfield
Local Moves and Visits Noted Across Town
W M Jones of Bedford plans to relocate to Conway and take possession immediately. Mr Leppo moved to the Fawcett property in the east part of town. Mrs A T West returned from Derby Iowa after visiting her brother Charles Oelhman. Cleo Smith spent several days in St Joseph. G R Donaldson Homer Stewart and Orville Donaldson returned from Grand Island Nebraska overland in Donaldson’s car. They were joined by Art England and Mr Stewart of Phillip Nebraska. J J Powers appointed agent for C B Q. his family will move into J W Dussalt property. Mrs Glen Dotts visited Lenox Thursday. John Neff visits relatives at Makoy. Mr and Mrs J H Dotts moved into Mrs Mathews east town property. Dotts will help A C Dotty in the hardware store. Treemyer, Monday, a son born. Mis Eula Winemiller left Tuesday for Guilford Missouri. Born to Elmer Cortner and wife, a son, Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M Jones
Bedford
Conway
Leppo
Fawcett
A. T. West
Derby
Iowa
Charles Oelhman
Cleo Smith
St. Joseph
G. R. Donaldson
Homer Stewart
Orville Donaldson
Grand Island
Neb
Art England
Mr. Stewart
Phillip, Neb
J. J. Powers
J. W. Dussalt
Glen Dotts
J. H. Dotts
Treemyer
Mis
Eula Winemiller
Guilford
Elmer Cortner
District News Recounts Local Travels and Visits
Blockton residents note Mrs. Jennie Harlow leaving for Des Moines for winter stay. Visitors include Mrs. Joe King and children Lenore and Margueritte of Holly Springs. J W Daily of Benton visited at Mrs. G R Williams home. Arthur Severns to Wray Colorado to visit father Sid and sister Mrs J E Evans. Mr and Mrs J P Minor return from Corydon Allerton and other points. Rev and Mrs Charles D Priest of Des Moines visited Thanksgiving with D T Waldrip. Born to Mr and Mrs Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Lenore and
Margueritte
Holly Springs
J. W. Daily
Benton
G. R. Williams
Arthur Severns
Wray, Col
Sid Severns
J. E Evans
J. P. Minor
Corydon
Allerton
Charles D. Priest
Des Moines
D. T. Waldrip
Community Center Success From One Iowa Town Initiative
A small town in Iowa highlights a community center as a live wire factor enabling progress. Cooperation expands possibilities with a unique approach and shared tools driving improvements across local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Solon’s Community Center Sparks Big Grain Show
In Solon Johnson county on November 28 farmers exhibited grain and produce at a one day institute and grain show held in the town center. The center, built by local business leaders, drew a crowded display of 32 oats 14 wheat 7 rye 4 barley 10 clover 8 timothy and 46 ear corn entries. The agricultural extension worker praised the center for uniting urban and rural residents and energizing the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golon
Commercial Club
Ames
Mrs Martha Kivans Visits St Joseph and Lyons kin
Mrs Martha Kivans travels from St Joseph to Lyons Kansas for a week with her daughter Mrs Byron Stephens and then visits her daughter Mrs Etta DeWitt. Her sister Mrs Ellen Rashford of Pawhuska Oklahoma accompanies her on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha ‘Kivans
St. Joseph
Byron Stephens
Lyons
Kan
Etta DeWitt
Ellen Rashford
Pawhuska
Okla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valley Lily
Grace Chilcote
Unity Hospital
Creston
W. D. Leppo
Pieringer & Company
Jewelers
John Neff
Makoy
Blockton
Jennie Harlow
To Mr. and
Mrs. Roland
Community Center Success
Institute
KODAK
Eastman
Rexall
Black & Boal
Solon
Johnson County
Holly Brand
California
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