Birth day supper honors Jack Wilson at Jack Long home
Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson and others attended a birthday supper at the Jack Long home Monday evening in honor of Jack. Thursday afternoon multiple guests spent time with Mrs Wayne Mc Danel and Del Brede families and their household goods arrived Thursday evening. They will stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Wilson
Bill Long
John Main
Jack Long
Jack
Anna Hiatt
Marie
Wayne McDanel
del Brede
Gieselle
Don Pettibone
F.F.A. Banquet Tops Pettibone Family News
Mr and Mrs Ernest West Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh attended the F F A banquet with their sons Friday evening. Marie stayed overnight with Linda after spending Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Jay Wilson. Mrs Bill Long Leta Kenny and Marie were at the Pettibones house during the farm remodel. David is vice pres
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pettibones
Bill Long
Leta
Kenny
Marie
Jay Wilson
Linda
Ernest West
Ivan Harsh
David
F F A Members and Community News Mixed Notices
Ident Larry serves as secretary and Bob as reporter for the F F A organization. David and Bob won awards. Mrs Flossie Carter of Des Moines visited her sister Mrs George Turner and called on their father Emery Hiatt Saturday evening. Progressive club met with Winifred Schrodt Thursday evening. Prizes were won by Mable Smith Gail Tuttle and Genevieve Morgan. Delicous refreshments of brownies ice cream and coffee were served to a long list of locals. Several families spent Sunday with Genevieve and Dorothy Donovan and others visited hospitals or attended a Centerville concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Carter
Des Moines
George Turner
Emery Hiatt
Progressive Club
Winifred Schrodt
Mable Smith
Gail Tuttle
Genevieve Morgan
Merle Miller
Lucille Carter
Bertha Broshar
Icel Broshar
Verva McDonough
Garnet Brain
Nadine Winsler
Mary Ward
Arthur van Dorin
Newt Long
Ivan Harsh
Hattie Watts
Marion
Lute Hiatt
Carol Brees
Albia
John Main
Carl Longs
Ottumwa
Theo Miller
Loyd Carter
Bill Long
Bob Evans
Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift
Mrs Earl Swift reports social visits and gatherings in Centerville and Ottumwa. Families including Brown Pickerell Calhoun Swift Richards and others hosted fish fries birthdays and weekend calls at various homes and the St Joseph hospital on Wednesday and weekend days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Earl Swift
Kenneth Brown
Michele
Lee Benz
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
James Calhoun
Ben Pickerell
Wayne
Delbert Calhoun
Coy Swift
Don Richards
Kenneth
Wayne Thompson
Fern Callen
Nellie Thompson
Pearl Free
Stella Fuller
Bob Henry
Gary
Ricky Frame
Glenn Turner
John Brown
Ottumwa
Miller By Mrs. Wilbur Miller
Social notes from Centerville area recount dinners visits and family gatherings. Multiple households including Miller Strunk Paris Wicks Williams Andrews and Tadlock surface with birthdays and a Melrose wedding.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reach Drug Store
Rexall
New Hope
Gladys Harsh
Veach Implement Co
Moravia
J. J. Ullem
D. E. Tscherter
Arthur Andrews
Shepard
Mear
Walter
Evergreen Nursing Home
International
Barrow
Fred Tillmont
Verl Perkins Livestock Market
Trenton Wilson
Steckley
Wilbur J. Miller
Udell, Ia
Ralph Eaton
J. E. King
Wm. French
Music Shop
Burlington
Iowa
G. L. Hufstader
S. Main
C. C_ Coulson
Roy Stone
Lambertt Distributors
Richards St
Vancouver 2
B.C
Canada
Clifford Stocker
Better Living
National Y
Chromcraft
Turner & Son
marTuse
J-pe
Larry
Bob
Dave Bryant
Des Matines
Bob Strunk
Lee Tadlock
Ida Caylor
Floyd Wood
Caylor
Lena Bimbi
Wilbur Miller
Jack Hoffman
Gene Judge
Dean
Polk City
Claude Paris
Judge
Paris
Melrose
Kendall Place
Little Dean Judge
Richard Farris
Newton
Seymour
Richard Ritter
Ricky
Russell Tuba
Belle Plaine
Albert Tubaugh
Russell Tubaugh
Minnie Wicks
Hicks
Earl Campbell
Lee Dawson
Nellie Williams
Mary Wadsworth
Pearl
Laura
Maude
Harold Wright
Moulton
Marshalltown
Williams
Harvey Andrews
Norman Andrews
Dés Moines
Dean Andrews
Charles Andrews
William McCoy
Avery
Kenneth Coltrain
Jan
Ice
Wil
John Irélan
Inga Eddy
Thomason
Cincinnati
Ames
Devana Fae Tubaugh
Miskimins
South Sale Barn
Frank Heckman
Centervilie
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