Sharpsburg WCTU Discuss Alcohol Influence and Plans
The Sharpsburg W C T U met at the home of Mrs. Carrie Aram with visitors Mrs. Mable Knott Bert Perdew and Max Valentine. Plans include a social and special program where Clarence Wolf will report on his trip to Boys State. Mrs. Bessie Underwood oversees the card committee sending get well cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sharpsburg
Carrie Aram
Mable Knott
Bert Perdew
Max Valentine
Clarence Wolf
Boys State
Bessie Underwood
Death of D R Moser prompts large Brooks Sharpsburg family notices
Obituary lists numerous relatives and friends from Prescott Villisca Gravity Milan Nodaway and Sharpsburg paying respects after D R Moser born March 3 1871 in Monroe county Ohio died June 14 1939 aged 68 years 4 months 10 days. It notes seven children five surviving with marriages to Cochran Orme Campain and others and mentions funeral at Presbyterian church burial Grove cemetery with distant attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wv. R. Moser
D. R. Moser
Monroe County
Ohio
Sharpsburg
Margaret Ritter
Brooks
Iown
William Cochran
Gravity
William Orme
Nodaway
Westley Campain
Council Bluffs
Lloyd Cochran
Milan
Martin Moser
Charles Walters
Prescott
N. N. Walters
Charles Moser
Villisca
Fred Moser
Homewood
Kans
Herman Moser
Joe Moser
William Moser
Porterville
Calif
Moser
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Grove Cemetery
Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Visits
The column reports the Young family visiting Indianola and Shenandoah for social events. C H Young attended the Grand Lodge of the Masons in Sioux City, while Patty Gayle Boydston and Kathryn Young join May-Rankin wedding activities as flower girl and bridesmaid. Gerald Boydston hosts Ada Greenman of Clermont Florida for dinner with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Young
Gale Young
Indianola
H. Young
Sioux City
Grand Lodge of the Masons
Patty Gayle Boydston
Kathryn Young
Shenandoah
Patty Gayle
Miss Young
Gerald Boydston
Ada Greenman
Clermont
Florida
Chas. Boydston
Howard Richey and
Childen
Clarinda
I. E. Richey
Dorothy Rogers
Lenox
Phyllis Grimm
Community Notes from Sharpsburg and Surrounding Towns
Local residents list visitors and movers including Mr. and Mrs. Newt Aldridge and family of Maloy. Roy Reith and family moving to Pinney residence. visits by Janet Trost and Jackie Trost. Henry Edwards of Lincoln visiting his daughter. Notable travels include Rainbow Division reunion at Camp Dodge and a Sharpsburg Bible School program rescheduled to June 25 at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Aldridge
Maloy
Roy Reith
Denman
Nebr
Pinney
Saturay
Janet
Jackie Trost
Carrie Pinney
Henry Edwards
Lincoln
Chas. Edwards
Hazel Lorain
Elva Knott
Fort Collins
Colo
W. I. Knott
Herman Boyden
Afton
Lawrence Kirby
Larry Dean Lange
Theodore Selders
Dorothy Mae
Lenox
O. M. Brown
Eddie Brown
Francis Cundy
Lou ‘Cundy
Shenandoah
Irvin Sprouse
Don Sprouse
Frank Filbert
Ellandale
N. Dak
Chas. Underwood
Indiana
Lt. B. Hall
Maryville
R. A
Dora Marie Grimm
Red Oak
Charley Hush
Roy Kerns
Sharpsburg
Claude Hush
Claudine
Neodesha
Kans
Margaret Johnston
Columbus City
Iowa
Paul McCleave
Presbyterian Church
Ada Greenman
Cleremont
Florida
Local society notes and community gatherings
The Ladies Aid and Missionary society met with Mrs. Ella Allison with twelve members. Plans discussed for redecorating the Baptist church. The Girl Reserves raised about $10 for delegates to the Girl Reserve convention. Dozens of visits and family gatherings are noted, including reunions in Centerville Hopkins Shenandoah and Des Moines, weddings in Hutchinson, and various church and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Ella Allison
Effie McAlpin
India
Albena Catlin
Clark
John Fuller
Corda Fuller
John Godfrey
Leafy Pace
Gladys Brown
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lenox
W. E. Beer
Dodson
Centerville
Donna Lea Dodson
Fort Payne
Ala
Clara Duncan
Des Moines
Wilbur Kelley
Ralph Bayless
Tra Arthur
Bernard Corbin
Paul Morton
Woodward
John W. Godfrey
D. B. Pace
Dan Pace
Bedford
Standard Oil Company
Harry Hicks
Creston
Elmer Eighmy
Delbert Kelley
Helen Shore
St. Joseph
J. M
Shore
ATHELSTAN Community Visitors and Local Trips Noted
Athelstan residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across nearby towns. Families from Sheridan Blockton Gravity and Bedford traveled for visits, church services, and business, with several attending a Children’s Day program and noting upcoming preaching.
Hopkins Picnic Dates Set for August 17 18
Hopkins Picnic dates have been set for August 17 and 18 with committees appointed last week to organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet
Hopkins
W.g
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Busy Weekend
Ind. visits relatives in Mount Pleasant Iowa as Mr and Mrs John Houston and others travel. Mrs Leeward and Mrs Brown attend ill relative D A Sargent in town. Louise Gray visits St Joseph. Reverend Lockwood to speak at Christian church. An inch of rain falls and crops look promising. Ruth Florea Eunice Otis Emma Dalby and Rachael Mitchell take two month western trip. Mary Jane Newton visits Clarinda. Doris Clutter studies in Greeley. Robert Mutti attends Missouri University. W G Shinabarger and H Shinabarger buy Biernert store to create turkey hatchery and farm supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Fuller
Dartmand
Charles Lock Jer
Maryville
Robert Giles
John Harold Hipsley
Camp Ahquabi Y
Indianola
Rev. Giles
Everett Godfrey
Eldon Roth
Willisea
Donald
Roth
Clyde Neville
Boyd Neville
Clearfield
Carrie Lohaugh
Washington, Kans
Ida McNutt
A. McNutt
Martin McNutt
Mount Ayr
Ruth Florea
Eunice Otis
Emma Dalby
Rachael Mitchell
Conway, Ark
Mator
States
Mary Jane Newton
Lucile Morehouse
Clarinda
Doris Clutter
Greeley
Colo
Robert Mutti
University of Missouri At Columbia
Local Families Attend Multiple Sunday Visits and Dinners
Mrs. Clark Evans and Evelyn of Sheridan visited Mrs. Hattie Dickerson and Miss Catherine Harris. Several families gathered for Sunday School and dinners including the Hughs, Cranes, Birds, Wolvertons, Allisons, Bartles, and Butts, with out-of-town guests from Kansas City and Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Evans
Evelyn
Sheridan
Hattie Dickerson
Catherine Harris
Harold Crane
Ruth
Wanda
Unity Church
Edna Bird
Dale
Loren Buzzard
Helen
Northeast
Bedford
Ed Bird
New Market
Eugene Crane
Beverly
Orville
Harlan
Rufus Harris
Kansas City
Maple Grove
John O'Dougherty
Herschel
Hubert
Duane
Harvey Howard
Hopkins
Cy .Wolverton
Arch Wolverton
Milo Allison
Ray Bartles
Allen
Max Williamson
Walter Johnston
Harlan ‘J and
Marilyn
Sarah Butts
Linnie Butts
Frank Thummel and
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Claude Bovaird
Carlof Prescott
Chas. Moser
Lennon Moser
H. N. Walter
Fred Hanzie
Bill Walter
Mike Spring
Royce Walter
Floyd Walter
Joe. Walter
Clarence Tucker
S. N. Gaunt
Hugh
Mary Margaret
Marjorie
William Benson
William Coochran
Max
Weldon
Clay LaPorte
David R. Moser
Alf Moser
Art
J. Westley Campain
Mary Alice
Bessie Moser
Fred van Pelt
Mart Riley
Harald’ Riley
Harvey Riley
Corning
W. ‘W. Orme
A. D. Welsh
Chas
Walt
Aeenny Saewenee
Alka-Seltzer
Methodist Church
Bruce Mason
Wellcome
Walter Blakeslee
Willis Brooks
Alice Ingram
James Brooks
Chas. Davison
Nellie Carmichael
Rome Brooks
Villisea
Albert Brooks
Smith Brooks
Board of
Louise Straight
Blockton
Claude Neimier
Sheldahl
Mennonite Church
T. Overholt
T. J. Overholt
T. J
Lulu Overholt
Christian Church
Denny
All World Service
Epworth
Robert O. Giles
Lake of Three Fires
Verna Grace Hipsley
Jack Stickley
Judith
Earl Hipsley
Etta Marie Gill
Donald Morehouse
Paul‘Williams
Will Harper
American Legion Auxiliary
C. J. Swan
Ben Anderson
Sarah Savage
Conway
Frank Savage
Marjorie Smith
R. M. Tuttle
Harriett. Steel
Ames
Frank Steel
Vennee Jones
Coburg
Claude Cavender
Siam
Ed Murren
Ray Journey
Fullerton
J. W. Godfrey
John Cary
Kray Hughes
Etta Allison
Emma Watson
Watson
Ary
Abe Wolf
Braddyville
A. L. Beery
T.j.overholt
Kenneth Abbott
George Abbott
Andover
Mass
Hastings
Nebraska
Charles G. Abbott
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Abbott
Stacy Steeves Land
Doris
California
Will Steeves
James Pullan III
Hutch
Lawrence Wiley
Ceharles Gray
Lyle Ulmer
Carl Reents
Joe Wright
E A. Miller
C. W. Kirk
Charles Wallace
Kelita Mendenhall
Glen Humphrey
R. A. Turner
S. A. Ditto
Jesse Hopple
W. W. Alexander
Alice Alexander
Marian ‘Nicholson
Lawrence Nicholson
Robert Houston
O. K. Shell
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mrs
Alpha Guthrie
W.C.T.U
D.S.C
of the Eastern Star
George Studebaker
South Bend, Ind
E. A. Miller
Katie Lett
Hammond
Athelstan
F. A. Bownes
Cleo Bownes
Don Carroll
Cecil Downing
Burns
Oregon
Edgebert Downing
George Booker
Clyde Schuster
Cora Woods
George 'Pethrick
Walter Morriis
Charles and
Doyle Campbell
Charley Brown
F. J. Merriman
Angie Freemyer
Isadora Sunday
R. T. Ridge
Atlantic
Cleta Jean Bownes
Forest Murray
Grace Murray
L. B. Cummings
Louise Dunn
Mary Osburn
Frank Biggerstaff
Roy Dawson
Oscar Markee
Son Vilas
Plymouth
Ill
Athel Stan
F. O. Wilson
Guy Irvin
Grant City
M. A. Jenkins
Minerva Foreman
Jim Roudybush
Irene Hays
Maud Barber
Carl DeVault
Redding
J. P. Lyong
Nora Barnes
Roland Freemyer
Robert Freemyer
Ottawa
M. F. Older
Harley Scott
Beeniece Scott
Clyde Branson
Lacey Caudie
Harry Lett
John Houston
Bruce Houston
Ed Bonar
Mount Pleasant
W. E. Leeward
Burlington
Charles Brown
Tarkio
D. A. Sargent
Louise Gray
Mrs .Howard Thomas
Richard Lockwood of
Barnard
W. G. Shinabarger
Harry Shinabarger
A. F. Biernert
Turkey Hatchery
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Mary E. Beard
James A. Hensley
Lenox Turn
Jesse Neal
Platteville
Dr. Standley
Truman Straight
Golden Red Road
Halbert Hensley
Township
Worth County
Missouri
Athlestan
Childers
E. C. McCormick
James A. Lucas
W. E. Crum, Jr
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