Unionville Visitor Turpin and Local Reminiscences
Unionville resident L H Turpin of Gujarat now in the Iowa Des Moines Conference visited Tuesday with his wife’s cousin William J Morrison and relatives. A roof blaze at the Stufflebeam Produce house threatened adjacent Robb store Meson s and O E 8 structures. Baptist Ladies Aid plans Easter dinner Thursday with a bazaar. Arthur Batterson and his Kirksville, Indiana mother visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Arthur Sed.
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L. H. Turpin
Gujarat
West India
Iowa- Des Moines M
William J. Morrison
Eloise Morrison
Charles Morrison
Stufflebeam Produce House
Robb Store
Meson’s
O. E
Baptist Laides Aid
Thoraday
Jameetion
Arthur Batterson
Kirkeville
Arthur Sed
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Gatherings
Sunday evening visits traced through Centerville families with Mrs. Batter and Rev. Kocher among attendees. A birthday dinner for Mrs. McKim drew relatives from Chariton Fargo Ottumwa and Fremont and highlighted long weekend stays by George Brooks and others. Proctor family progress and hospital updates noted along with remodeling and visiting plans at multiple homes.
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Mary. Robinson
Northborough
Lillian Nordburg
George Brooks
Parsons College
Fairfield
Maggie McDonald
Inex Miller
Phyllis Bair
Piskeshore
Keith Bair
Junior College
Burlington
Py A. Bair
Riley Elder
J. J. Selman
Gates
R. H. Strunk
Pearley
Pearley, Mrs. Brunk
Fremont
Iowa
Charles Boysal
Allerton
Towa
Keegan
Mary Roth
Drakesville
Elnora Micheal
Selima
Lows
Donald Cassil
Supt
Cassil
Blakesburg
Ernest Proctor
J. M. Proctor
Zella Wilson
Omaha
Nebraska
E. Hull
Centerick
H. M. Bowers
Fred Felkner
Centerville
Joe Hunt
Sam. Proctor
St. Joseph Hospital
F. A. Miller
Roy Creech
Mammie Ogden
Farson
P. H. Wood
Moravia Social Notes Reflect Local Birthday Visits
Residents of Moravia and surrounding towns gathered for birthdays and visits. Harold Mason and family attended events with Marguerite Beaty and her daughter Carol, plus Pearl Browhar and Zella Derby, as friends and relatives attended Friday gatherings and stayed with relatives over the weekend. The list highlights kin and neighbors sharing celebrations at various local homes and familiar spots like Howard Theater and Loy Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mason
Pearl Browhar
Re. Country
Marguerite Beaty
Carol
Zella Derby
Jessera Revie
Lovi Mason
Dne Davis
Howard, Teater’s
Will Davis
Sea
Haro
Mason
Osa
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Social notes from Centerville area residents and visitors
Local social column records visits and greetings among Centerville area families. Names include Mrs Ray McCord Mrs Kate Brown Lis Argo Mrs B C Whitehead Mr Jay Argo and others with multiple dinners weekends and club attendance noted. A school incident reports Miss Truss Tarbell was thrown from a pony on the way to school. A marriage announcement lists Louanta Youngker and Thomas Ottergon at Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Swan
Ray McCord
Kate Brown
Lis
Jane Murphy
Alda McCord
B. C. Whitehead
Ida Argo
Jay Argo
Centerville
M. E
Pearl Kelsey
Iin
Misa Truss Tarbell
Iconium
Floriene
Louanta Youngker
Thomas Ottergon
Long Beach
California
Dora Hellyer
E. W. Hellyer
Myatic
Bert Crawford
Minnie Hellyer
Charley Hellyer
Promise City
Fleagie Lewis
Mildred Beever
Crook
Colorado
D. B. Hellyer
Hazel
George and Clark
Helen Johnson
Dora
Hellyer
Howard Funkhouser
Cincinnati
Harry Scott
Lowe
Roy Miller
Ruth
Lester Derby
Edward McCord
Seain How Lane
Fern Ca
Chas
Junior Youngker
Carria Purser
Orvill
Callen
Ray. McCord
Ralph Turner
Willing Workers club meets with Mrs Brown
The Willing Workers club gathered with Mrs Harry Brown last Wednesday for embroidery and rug rag sewing. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Rex iHaver on Wednesday April 8.
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Willing Workers Club
Harry Brown
Rex. iHaver
Art Ek Wall
Lucily Swift
Ottumwa
Coy Swift
Phyllix Haver
Russel Brown
Nellie Haines
Red Gok
Wood
Callan
Baro
Political Announcements for Appanoose County Candidates
C M McFatridge seeks the Democrat nomination for State Representative from Appanoose County subject to June Primary. William J. Gorden announces for Appanoose County Treasurer. Moravia Union notes a Democrat nomination bid for County Attorney. Sheriff re election bid from Appanoose County Democrat voters in June Primary.
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Moravia
Candidacy notices for Appanoose County offices
ROSCOE C WALES announces for Clerk of Court Appanoose County subject to Democrat voters June primary. HOWARD D EVANS to be candidate for County Auditor subject to Democrat party will in June Primary. CLYDE L ERSKINE for Supervisor 1938 term announces for Board of Supervisors Appanoose County subject to Democrat voters June Primary.
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Appanoose County
Howard D. Evans
Democrat Party
Clyde L. Erskine
Morning Union
Board of Supervisors
C. B. Anderson
Appansose County
Tenn
Appanoose County Candidacy Declarations Across Offices
A garbled Republican primary slate announces candidacies for Recorder Sheriff Attorney and Supervisor in Appanoose County. Names include P. M. John RB Smith Moravia Union NEIL His CHAS L Johnston George A Milani C B Anderson Harry Stickler and WM Z Blareslee with references to voters June primary and state attorney positions.
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Appanoose County
John
Smith
Sheriff
Moravia
Moravia Union
State of Attorney
Appanoose
Jung
George A. Milani
CL Court
Mabieet
the Raps
Apnancoss County
Jane Fey
Blareslee
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County Iowa
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces probate proceedings for the last will of Ann Eliza Bovey deceased. The will was filed March 30 1936 and is set for final proof and probate on April 30 1936 at which time interested parties may appear and contest admission to probate. Clerk Howard D Evans notes dates April 2 9 16 for notices and proceedings.
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Appanoose County
Iowa
State of Iowa
Ann Eliza Bovey
Said
Ann Eliza Boyer
Enon Not 20 Many Attended Bible School Last Sunday
Community notes record small turnout at Enon Bible school with plans to boost attendance. Helping Hand club met with Mrs. Geo Reid, listing attendees, projects, and illnesses. Local meetings, visits, sales, and road work are noted along with radio stock promotions in their ad section.
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Geo. Reid
C. S. Miller
California
Mary Whitlock
A. C
LéRoy Harvey
Faber
Dallas
Dean
R. 5
Mary Jo
Hawk
Ames
Keith Roberts
Tomlin
Claude Hawk
Ottumwa
Cuddy Bocksangter
Alice Fritsley
Sunday Visits Across Moravia and Nearby Towns
Moravia residents Coulson Claude Wren and family visited the Forrest Méride home Sunday. Josephine McDonald spent Sunday with Eloise Walter. Herbert and McDanel families visited Ernest Hiatt family at Bussey with others. W. H. Callen and Opal from Centerville and Cland Callen with Dorothy called at J. R. Callen’s Sunday afternoon. Artie Scott of Mystic spent Sunday at the Wm Hilton home. Van Lemaster and Theo Miller households visited the Mericle and Neva family. J. R. Callen and Dale spent Sunday at Harry Van Antwerp’s near Rathbun. Mrs Merle Miller visited Elsie Martin Sunday. W. H. McDanel and Daphne called at the Wm Hilton home Monday evening. Henry Foster and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Forrest Mericle home.
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Claude Wren
Moravia
Forrest
Méride
Josephine McDonald
Eloiise Walter
Herbert McDanel
Guy McDanel
Ernest
Hiatt
Bussey
W. H. Callen
Opal
Centerville
Cland Callen
Dorothy
J. R. Callen
Mra
Artie Scott
Mystic
Hilton
van Lemaster
Theo Miller
Wm. Zimmer
Clyde Beaty
Myatic
Ralph Mericle
Neva
Dale
Harry van Antwerp
Rathbun
Merle Miller
Elsie Martin
W. H. McDanel
Daphne
Wm. Hilton
Mrs. Henry Foster
Forrest Mericle
Valley Visitors and Local Calls Highlight Weekend
Kinser Valley saw Kinser Valley Kinser Long and Abe Johnson calling in the valley Sunday morning. Frank Parry and Charley Mitchell of Rease Motor Co Albia appeared Saturday evening. Roy Ellison and his son visited briefly Sunday afternoon. Jim Day and family stopped briefly while en route to Ottumwa to visit relatives. LeRoy Wilton hosted his teacher Miss Whitehead and his aunt Dorothea for supper Wednesday evening.
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Gerald Long
Abe’ Johnson
Frank Parry
Charley Mitchell
Rease Motor Co
Albia
Roy Ellison and Son
Jim Day
Ottumwa
LeRoy
Wilton
Miss Whitehead
Dorothea
Local Farm Notes From Ottawa Area Visit and Markets
Grandma Darby spent Wednesday night with her son M Darby and family. The next day she visited Mrs Frank Selack and son Russell. Russell sent hogs and calves to the Ottawa market Wednesday. Sinclair did the trucking. Grant Lincox and Alec Johnson brought oats here Monday. Myrtle Darby visits grandparents and aunt in Blakesburg for a few days.
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Grandma Darby
M.darby
Frank Selack
Russell
Ottawa
Sinclair
Grant Lincox
Alec Johnson
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