Reunion and obituary notes from Conway area 1940
A Clarinda area reunion of 79 descendants of Daniel Piper and Anne Blair Piper met at Chautauqua Park with a noon basket dinner. Ida Piper of Conway, 82, was the oldest attendee. next generations were represented by Neal Akers and Netha McKay. Obituary notices include Mrs Clara Campbell Faney and Clarissa Litteer with details of their lives and Conway connections. Culture Club and local social items follow with multiple Conway residents noted in weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Piper
Anne Blair Piper
Page County
Illinois
Clarinda
Chautauqua Park
Ida Piper
Conway
Pipers
Neal Akers
Netha McKay
Roland
S. N. King
Shenandoah
Amberson Valley
Penn
Earl King
Fred Weller
Ernest Taylor
Paul
Kansas City
Will Pfander
Earl Pfander
Clayde Pfander
Sharpsburg
Fréd Weller
Stella Shum
Lawrence Kirby
Elmer King
Horace Ginn
Gravity
Mary Kemper
Herbert Jones
S. A. King
Roland King
Clara Campbell Faney
Clara Cam
Monroe County
Iowa
Taylor County
S. G. Robinson
Grant Township
Hollis Ross
Winnebago
Nebr
Henry Campbell
Ed Margin
Miles H. Litteer
Olive Daniels
Bedford
Culture Club
Frank Stafford
Ruth Buchanan
Local social notes include Litteer and Sharp visits
Mr and Mrs M H Litteer and Mr and Mrs Ernest Sharp and family were dinner guests Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Dan Matheny Billy Hewitt of Leon spent the weekend at his home here Mr and Mrs J M Philpott were Creston business visitors Saturday Jeannette Norton formerly employed in Grinnell came Monday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Arval Norton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Saylor
J. ©. Steen
Blockton
Kenneth Brice
Bedford
Hope Worthington
Des Moines
Frank Duncan
C.L. Wilson
Kenneth Chilcote Land
St. Joseph
John Chilcote
J. W. Thompson
Alvin Moore
New Market
Harold Moore
Harlan Hamilton
Ada C#nnor
Eldon Poole
Carol
Ray Kernen
Harley Wintermute
Cester Haines
Akeley
Minn
Gwendolyn Reed
Margaret Clark
Fort Dodge
Jeanne Harris
Helen Straight
George Brown
Platteville
Edna Besco
Wm. Osmond
Clearfield
Billy Gillespie
Delphos
Jim Gillespie
Billy Powers
Creston
Fred Cooper
Einer Abramson
Omaha
Dan Matheny
Donny Whited
Fairfax
Carson
Iowa
Mary Chilcote
Rowena Saylor
Roy Cooper
Vern Myers
Virginia
Walter Myers
Myers
WW. S. Tiffany
Hobart
Ind
M. H. Litteer
Ernest Sharp
Billy Hewitt
Leon
J. M. Philpott
Jeannette Norton
Grinnell
Arval Norton
Estate Will Construction Notice in Taylor County Court
In the District Court of Taylor County an estate matter for H. W. Parrish asks the court to interpret the will. Objections must be filed by August 26, 1940, or default and decree will follow. W. E. Crum Jr. is the attorney for the applicant William Parrish, executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
H. W. Parrish
Mary Derrickson
Francis McGinnis
Luella Morton
William Parrish
Paul Parrish
Dean Parrish
Ruth Parrish Buchanan
Alice Parrish
Kula Parrish Cobb
Emily Adams
William Trent
Emily Trent
Estella Whitlock
Verna Parrish
Lewis Parrish
B. Wolf
J. R. Locke
Ruth Parrish
Laura Douglas
Inez Payton
Jessie Heninger
Iona Heninger
Alice Park
First Presbyterian Church
Stadford
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Bedford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conway Pipers
Reunion
Campbell
Clara Campbell
Bert Ross
Don Ross
Wayne Ross
Lylas Boyde
Chas. Gorman
John Campbell
Wm. Smith
George Barrans
Marge Barrans
Lenox
G. F. Daniels
Thos. D. Hosman
John H. Chilcote
E. H. Chilcote
Ralph Ratekin
Donald
Polly Smith
Jake Kernen
Wallace Bates
Orville Pine
Piaganal
W.E. Crum, Jr
J. E. Hughes
Main Street
Moore’s
Oak
Dean Hand
Americal
Ndt
Taylor County Fair
Gamble
Bedford Wholesale Fruit Co
Joy’s Beauty Shoppe
John C. Tracy
Western Auto Assoc
I. W. Bristow
Parker Food Store
Blake Music Store
Wildman Beauty Shoppe
J. R. Prugh & Son
John A. Wogan
Floyd H. van Reenen
Pete Drug Store
Nebr. Light&PowerCo
VTL Bus A
Lael
Ft. Madis
Lincoln
Denver
Black Hills
Yellowstone Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francis
Burlington
Harlan Rexall Phi
Keokuk Wate
Eo West
Tharinds
Bt. L
Aberlingten
Ner
Acer Mpenk Milways Depot
Pote, Agt
Westinghouse
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
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