Death touches Des Moines family in long illness
Mrs. Mary Hoskinson learns of her niece Mrs. Hal Crider's death after a prolonged illness at her Des Moines home. Funeral services were held Friday. many local residents visited relatives, attended church gatherings, or hosted guests over the weekend, including extended family from Centerville, Seymour, Ottumwa, Albia, and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hoskinson
Hal Crider
Des Moines
Hoskinson
Iva Turner
Frank Houser
Doris
Centerville
Mary Hoskingon
Carl Coffin
Seymour
Charles Coffin
Aon
Duane
Wilbur Miller
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Community Notices of Weekend Visits and Travel
Cedar Rapids visitors include Mr and Mrs Pearl Hiner and Delmar and Mrs Pearl Eugene Hiner of Cedar Rapids. Dale Callen of Des Moines stayed with his mother Mrs Riley Callen. Guests included Loren Walter and daughters and Harry Phillips family. Mrs Riley Callen returned from Kenosha Wisconsin. Gus Pfannebecker and Karl Pfannebecker hosted visits in Peoria and Des Moines. Port City was notified of Mrs M E McDanel’s death. Orpha Monroe of Fresno California arrived in Des Moines and came to her father’s home. Will Swaim joined Mrs John Tadlock. Wayne Lichty and son Craig of Waterloo visited. Des Moines trips by John Veach and Mary Veach with Mrs Zell Callen. Greentop Missouri dinner with Leonard Palmer and Eldred Palmer. Albert Brain recovering in Hedrick Moravia area. William Gardner attended Jud Mullinix funeral in Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laws
Miss Laws
Paul EB
Lyndon McDanel
Wendell
Johnny Marling
Albia
C. L. Sears
University Hospital
Iowa City
Norman Bangert
Marshalltown
Harley Woodward
Jimmie
Jerry
Wm. Woodward
Will Swaim
Webb
C. G. Woodward
Lela Harrison
Darlene Gladfelder
Celia McDanel
Centerville
Fanchen Winsler
Iowa
Des Moines
W. K. McNabb
Patty
Dallas
Tex
D. DuVall
Bruce Gardner
Junior Townsend
Bud McDanel
Lyndon McDanels
Clifford Long
Henry Lurber
Minnesota
Steve Pasovich
Lyndon McDanell
E. G. Hawk
Harold
Woods Brothers
Woodburn
Laverne McDanel
Elsie Clester
Verne Stevens
Otha Taylor
Wandal
Buell Taylor
Lyndon McDanet
Earl Purvises
Seymour
Lawrence Simmons
Frank
Peru
C. L. Hartinger
Boyd Runnells
Ottumwa
Charles Hiatt
Evie Runnells
Francis Oehler
E. F. Oehler
G. D. Lynch
Eva Firkins
Jennie Hiatt
Able Wilson
Florence Hiatt
Gerald Morgan
Prale
George Winsler
ALB
Wilma Weatherly
la Porte City
M. E. McDanel
Loren Hiner
Cedar Rapids
Chris Bogert
Jess Hiner
Tom Main
Pearl Hiner
Del-mar
Pearl Eugene Hiner
Cedar Rapida
Albert Moore
Dale Callen
Dea Moines
Riley Callen
Loren Walter
Harry Phillips
John
John Tadlock
Tadlock
Wayne Lichty
Craig
Waterloo
Zell Callen
Joan
Callen
John Callen
John Veach
Mary
Veach
al Knudsen
Leonard Palmer
Eldred Palmer
Greentop
Alex Hudson
Hudson
Kirksville
Albert Brain
Earl
Hedrick
Moravia
Lester Bran
Brain
William Gardner
Jud Mullenix
Hiattsville social notes and price alert
Ernest Hiatts spent Monday evening at the Earl Boyer home. Many relatives and friends visited or dined with Hiatts and Dooley families across the week. A magazine feature questions food costs, arguing government storage and surpluses keep prices high in The American Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Great Color
Chicago Herald-American
Great Color Magazine
Sunday School Attendance and Community News
Attendance at Sunday school stood at 87 as Mrs. John Foster led a roundup of community visitors and family gatherings. Numerous social visits, farm work, and church activities involving the Gladfelders, Harrisons, Browns, Easter, and Argo families are recorded across Moravia, Centerville, Albia, and surrounding areas with weddings, showers, and Farm Bureau events noted.
Social Roundup From Albia Saturday Night Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Mirtle and Vine ton Lundy attended as guests at the Beryl Brown and Laura Dicks home. The party fixed telephone line work. Flo Frame shopped in Ottumwa last Thursday. Chuck Spridgen and Bonne Frame visited over the weekend at Flo Frames residence.
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Herbert Main
Gaylord Main
Joanne
Glen Fowler
Lois
Lorraine
Birdie Main
W. C. Bivin
Versal Robb
Wilma Carol
Carl Hiatt
Glen Lemar
Bettendorf
Harry Stocker
Church of the Nazarene
F. BR. Kerber
Pierson
Frank Woodward
Glen Grubbs
Balimore
Robert Grubbs
W. B. Stone
Moravia Theater
John Wayne
Gail Russell
Gig Young
Basil Cowell
American Legion
Sue Mesta
Max McDonough
Harold Burton
Gardner Hatchery
Board OF
Johns Township
Republican
Harry Stickler
Michael Stern
King
Hallymark
Allen’s News Shoppe
East Side Square
Hiattsville
Ernest Hiatt
Ernest Hiatts
Earl Boyer
Kenneth Hiatt
Beagle
Mr. Beagle
Loyd’ Carters
U. S. Hiatt
Jim Cline
Jack Mc
J.B. Judge
Iica
Chiropractor Clark Hotel
John Foster
Shirley Townsend
Leroy Back
Frank Gladfelder
Kermit
John Broshar
Dixie
Ray Harrison
Trenton Gladfelder
Belle Whicker
Clyde Gladfelder
Kester Gladfelder
Phyllis Laws
Harley Tisue
Milo Foster
Clyde Gladfelders
Lew Hiner
Oakdale
John Hiner
J. P. Foster
Kellerton
Horace Schafffners
Ted Broshar
Wanda Cochran
Roberta ‘Benge
Norma Cochran
Twyla Foster
Grover Easter
Kenneth
Gene Gladfelder
Junior
Leroy
Charlene
F.P.A
Edina
A. W. Kincade
Darlena Gladfelder
Farm Bureau
Guy McKern
Keith Gladfelder
Norma Lee
Frank Gladfelders
Earl Main
Kenneth Gladfelder
Carl Tomlin
Lillian
Curtis Tomlin
Bud Walter
Ted Millers
Darlene
Ina Miller
Ed Points
Mina Dowd
Cody Luses
Rosa Beaty
Paul Lewis
Will Kelsey
Roy Argo
Belknap
Carria Turner
Nellie Thompson
Ralph Turner
A. J. Browns
George Hammond
Lawrence
Merle Dicks
Gertrude Penfield
Dorothy Pickerell
Betty Estlack
Verda Argo
Lissie Kelney
Rena Breese
A. J. Brown
Osa
Jimmie Brown
Will Kelseys
Grace Whitehead
Nellie Thompsons
Blanche Argo
Beryl Brown
LeRoy Brown
Iconium
Methodist Youth Institute
Unionville
Wanda
Wendell Hook
Bobbie
Lois Albertson
Kenneth Brown
James McCord
Lorraine Hammond
Gary Perry
Priscilla Mehrhoff
Cincinnati
Jack Penfield
Donald Whitehead
Arizona
Eckart Argo
Houston
Patty McNam
Mabel Hammond
Clinton Albertson
Bruce Thompson
Clyde Beaty
Te Piamnad
ALL the King’s Men
Broderick Crawford
R. W. Baird
Terry Centerville
Drake Ave
Edwards Hatchery
Towa
Ford Tractors
Dearborn Farm Equipment
Briggs Motor Tractor Division
Davis Paint Store
Ford
Chevrolet
Brices Motor Co
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