Buckner Cemetery Society Meeting Postponed
North Eldora Twp notes a Buckner Cemetery Society meeting postponed due to bad roads. Local visits include Mrs W S Hudson and daughter Blanch in D L Turner home, Arb Ruxton shelling corn, and Mrs Hudson at Mrs Dr K Smith home. Columbia District pupils return to school after measles. Delbert Kirkdorffer visits Miss Blanchrud on Wednesday. Hurshle mith ships cattle. Donald Miner visits with Rev and Mrs Miner at Haw Hill. Florence Schwarek and Vera and Marion Villen at home during spring break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckner Cemetery Society
W. S. Hudson
Blanch
D. L
Fmith
Hurshelmith
Donald Miner
Rev
Rs. Miner
Tauwa Hill
Florence Schwarek
Vera
Marion Villen
Ruin- My
Leonoon
South Pine Notes From Local Visits And Illness
Bev Parris has been confined to his bed with flu. Dr Marble of Liscamty attended him. The Shepherd Cemetery Society meeting at Noah Knott’s home last Thursday drew a good turnout. Grave Templeton was in Union Saturday for dental work. Cady Templeton of Whitten spent the weekend with his grandparents, Mar and Mrs John Templeton. Ginde and Heverett Winters helped Roy Templeton cut wood last week. Mrs Milo DeWitt is reported sick. Agnes Shuttleberger visited Mrs Shultz in Union. Mrs Mont Moore spent Tuesday in Eldora. Roy Templeton and family were Sunday guests at Jack Templeton’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev Parris
Liscamty
Shepherd Cemetary Society
Noah Knott
Templeton
Union
Cady Templeton
Whitten
Mar
John Templeton
Giinde
Heverett Winters
Roy Templeton
Milo DeWitt
Agnes Shuttleberger
Mra
I. N. Ruddick
la Yey Jadloon
Ci MW
A. Dhaddick
Kauffman Caldfal
Ulver Riley
Wesley Vobson
J. N. Unity
A. Rudick
Chester
Zedda
Marie Panthen
Zedda Butler
Wesley Hobson
Eldora
Vloyd Grosley
Eldora Hospital
C. A. Rubottin
Tarlow Rubottone
Jody
Emmett Steelman
Tom Butler
del Emery
Grippa
Ildora
Wesley Thomson
Oliver Riley
Local Socials and Visits Around Point Pleasant
Max and Grace Halfpop Bessie Tuller spent Thursday evening at the Engelking home. Des Moines shoppers visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Solvent and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Miller on Tuesday. Charley Kusserow and daughters Selah Irene visited Fred Herzog’s home Sunday. Grace Halfpop joined Mrs. Sarah Tengel Kn on Thursday afternoon. Sunday dinner at the J. L. Mitterer home included Bloyd Beasley family Trent family Elmer Mitterer and John Kruger from Cottonwood Minnesota and Frei Pato family. Norris family visited Lib Cockerham Sunday. L. Sheldan shelled corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Grace Halfpop
Bessie Tuller
Engelking
Paul Solvent
Gus Miller
Des Moines
Charley Kusserow
Daught Selah
Irene
Fred Herzog Homie
Sarah Tengel Kn
Follawag
J. L. Mitterer
Myr
Social notes of local residents and visits
Albert Rumbo Thursday afternoon and Frankie Nehring Friday. Elsie Halfpop returned Saturday after stay with her brother Huge I Halfpop. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitterer and Mr. and Mrs. John Kruger in Menry Pate home near Racine. Illen Nehving family Hill Sunday in Pearl Sewert pot itu Halfpop and family and Mrs Clera Halfpop in Charley Halfpop home. Tom Mossman family Sunday in J. L. Sheldon home. Ray Satchel helped John Sheldon with butchering Monday. Willie Nehring Sunday at sister Mrs. John Kruger. Nellie Mitterer Tuesday with sister Mrs. Chite Trout. Ott Boudy Friday and Friday evening with Ired Herzog hyn. Mrs. Clean Wieman and son Wayne sick with a cold. Mrs. Sarah Hoyt visiting daughter Mrs. Hattie Wieman. Charley Halfpop bailed straw on Abouday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rumbo
Frankie Nehring
Elsie Halfpop
Huge I Halfpop
John Mitterer
John Kruger
Menry Pate
Racine
Illen Nehving
Family Hill
Pearl
Itu
Halfpop
Clera Halfpop
Charley Halfpop
Tom Mossman
J. L. Sheldon
Ray Satchel
John Sheldon
Willie
Wayne
Sarah Lloyt
Hattie Wieman
Charley
Abouday
Timber Valley Community Notes and Visits
Timber Valley residents report frequent visits and errands around Hubbard Eldora and nearby towns. Jim Williams and son Earl called on Mike Mossman and Melvin Laughlin. Clydé Knowles returned from Ellsworth hospital. Bert Thayer sawed wood for Melvin Laughlin. the Cottage Cemetery Society held an all day meeting with a ten cent dinner. multiple visits paused for illness and family gatherings across several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clydé Knowles
Elsworth
Iowa Walls
Wilbur Perry
Eldora
Bert Thayer
Melvin’ Laughlin
Frank Modlin
C. J. Modlin
Cottege Cemetery
Emmiett
Town Falls
Melvin Laughlin
Hower Hunt
Dorris van Patter
John Hathart
Clarence Trarman
John van Patter
Melyn Laughli
Jim Williams
Earl
John Barthart
Homer Hunt
Paul
Emery van Patter
Keith van Patter
Julia. van Patter
Belle Mossman
Clinton Hunt
Ry van Batter
Jlinsor
Donald Laughlin
Illinois Grove Ladies Aid Meeting Report
Illinois Grove notes recall an all day meeting at the Devil Rhodes home with six members present. Lantz and wife visited the Adams home in Zearing. Orville Powers and son George visited Earl Gaunt. Ned Adams of Zearing, formerly of the neighborhood, died Sunday at Deaconess hospital in Marshalltown. Herb Swagkart and family were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Adies Aid
Devil Rhodes
Lantz
Adams
Zearing
Mia
Orville Powers
George
Earl Gaunt
Ned Adams
Furmerly
Deaconess
Marshalltown
Herb Swagkart
Entertained and visiting in the N P Rhodes area
Sunday dinners and social calls fill the week in the Rhodes and Dunwoody families with many neighbors visiting Zearing and nearby towns. Residents report gatherings, school activities, illness, and shifting moves as part of a busy community note from Fairview and Eldora areas.
Farmers Hold Low Priced Corn Reports From Iowa
Reports from the Weather and Crop Service of the Iowa Department of Agriculture show only minimal corn on hand in the W225 area with a shift toward moister corn movement. The text also mentions telephony interference from "bees" and wildlife damaging infrastructure, and notes a moonshine still found in an abandoned Willowbrook church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Sead Cort
Crop Correspondenta
Weather and Crop Service
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Willowbrook, Hie
Radcliffe Citizens Attend Events and Plan Moves
Lars Austad visited as a Jewell guest. Des Moines delegates attended the state butter and egg dealers convention. Mrs. Dennington stays with her father John Ruemper. Chas Steinberg of Marshalltown visited Radcliffe. Wm Paasch to auction household goods next Saturday. Lonnie Mason couple to move from east residence. W Wildman family to occupy vacated home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Austad
Hfalver
Inderalwe
Kun
Yon
Minnesota
Severson
Biter Il Mn
Barstow City
Alten Conkdin
Western Electric Company
Chi- Cele
Olana Rorem
Gon
Ams
Des Moines
A. Dennington
John Ruemper
Stukenberg
Chas
Steinberg
Marshalltown
Radcliffe
Wm, Paasch
Lonnie Mason
Carn
Wm. Paasch
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Jay S. Newcomer
North
Point Pleasant
Nunig
Timber Valley
I. V. Garter
Girl Clark
Dear Lawn
Jgi
Melvin Langlin
John Barnhart
Hubbard
Mike Mossman
Kermitt Bahr
Ed. Brightwell
Lidora
Dohit Barnhart
Illinois Grove
N. P. Rhodes
German Rhodes
Zelma Lacy
Charley Dunnwoody
J. . Welch
Lillian Dunwoody
Leo Teterson
Lee Scott
Billy Wood
Phice
H. P. Rhodes
Sam Lehman
J. le Welch
Abert Brookin
Piper
Thesday
Marley Rhodes
JL. Welch
Blanca
Hiuberta Herr
Mildred Welch
Clase
Henry Barney
Berma Myers
Tuesday Reid
Lester Lacey
Tom Blaney
Claire Reed
Fairview
A. I. Conklin
Chris Gon
Eli Selvog
Town City
Stenberg
Sam Flogatad
Jay Fosseon
FT. J. Key
Mickey
Foxy Shoirhom
Miles City
Montana
Inet
Ry R.gaard
Wo VW
Myers Heep
Ha Golan
Jy Prippe
Qlair
Botton
Myers
Will Swenson
C. G. Wiemer
B. B. Hogland
Drake
Deake
Dex Manes ‘Thesday
Masonic Lodge
Mel
Ida Walerant
Jureen
Needtes
Fh Tf
Santa Fe
Ruth Scott
Clara Salter
W. HL. M
Methodist Church
Enos Bacon
Bacon
Ro O R. Gaard
Laglan
Dolliver
Hardin County
Life Agsumaince Society
Budauniny Peatanes
Melvin Vie
Eolteeb
Amy
Ladiay Anderson
Raslelilte
Iowa
S.tm Twodrich
Aponey
Buit
Zant
Towa
Equitable
Midis Due
Getubo Gard
Mitable Wires Eshier
Pos Moines
Puemiwr
Nevenber
Anderson
Lily
Atu
U. S
Sime
TooRey Anderson
8.T. Goodrich
Cyrus J. Elwick
Hardin
Goa
Sampson
Baultable Life Assurance
Boole
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