Community News Notes on Local Visits and Funerals
The report lists residents and visitors across the area including Mr and Mrs John VanZante and family Eddyville visitors Sune day. A8 Mangle of Albia visited Sunday at Jeff Patrick home Cicely met with Mrs Cass Hamilton last Wednesday. Jack Swaim attended Blue Front school the past week Misses Marjorie Brown Wanda Nichelson Vera Kester spent an evening at Lloyd Browns. Jeff Patricks and Ben Jones families attended the funeral of Mrs Noah Gae at A B Church Mia. John ValZante Wilma Ben Jones Wanda Pauline Williams Albin callers Saturday. Jeff Patricks Albin callers Thursday afternoon. Bert Sheldon family moving to father’s place north east of Teonium. Fla Moore of Ottumwa spent weekend with her parents Jim Moore. Lloyd Brown and daughter Dorothy spent Sunday at Tommy Main home south of Unionville. Carson Jordan Moravia spent Saturday night with Raymond Williams. Cass Hamilton spent Sunday at M B Tisue’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John VanZante
Eddyville
Suneday
Mangle
Albia
Jeff Patrick
Cicely
Cass Hamilton
Jack Swaim
Blue Front
Marjorie Brown
Wanda Nichelson
Vera Kester
Lloyd Brown
Ben Jones
Noah Gae
A. B. Church
Mia
John ValZante
Wilma
Wanda
Pauline Williams
Albin
Bert Sheldon
Teonium
Mias Fla Moore
Ottumwa
Jim Moore
Dorothy
Tommy Main
Unionville
Carson Jordan
Moravia
Raymond Williamis
M. B. Tisue
Thomas Dale
Myre
A.C. Faber
Lucy
Lorn Wailea
Dauhter
Cy Jones
J. G. Lockman
ROS. Faber
Davard Nett
EB. G. Sineax
Wendell Roberts
Chia Jones
Win, Giltner and
Kinser Valley Socials Include Visits From Wilsons and Andersons
Kinser Valley residents shared Sunday visits with relatives. Angel Wilson and family visited N F Wilson, Everett Anderson and family visited J J Anderson, and Roy Darby returned to Centerville to resume teaching duties.
Local News Snapshots From the Valley
Census taker visited the neighborhood Saturday while Alex Johnson shopped in Albia. Fred Tilmont started a new engine after breaking up his saw till and has a lumber pile in the valley. Farmers sow oats, Mr and Mrs Geo Darby visited Otha DuVall, Edgar Wilson visited Moravia, Ruben Faber called at the Darby home, George Darby delivered hogs, Caster family passed through to visit Herman Johnson, Everett Anderson visited with Mrs Darby, John Robinson was an Albia caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Johnson
Fred Tilmont
Moravia
Mr. Tilmont
Geo. Darby
Otha DuVall
Edgar Wilson
Ruben Faber
George Darby
Herman Johnson
Brompton
Everett Anderson
John Robinson
Hazel College and Moravia Social Notes Update
Mr and Mrs Geo Darby and family visited at Grant Lincox home and numerous locals dropped by the Eph Wilson and Sincox households. John Winfield and children visited CG Sincox Sat, while Henry Sytsma shopped in Moravia. The column ends with a note on rising living costs as yesterday’s luxuries become today’s necessities.
Centerville Social Roundup Highlights spring visits and birthdays
Numerous Centerville residents visited relatives and friends across nearby towns during spring break. Inez Miller returned to school after visiting in Centerville and Morning Sun. Mr and Mrs Weatherly, Mr and Mrs Strunk, and many others shared calls, dinners, and birthday celebrations, with a Morrison house gathering on April 2 marked by a long feast table and song.
Funeral services for Mrs Thomas Dale attenders in Albin
Neighbors from the community gathered in Albin Wednesday afternoon for the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Dale. Friday and weekend visits are noted among local families including the Giltner and Patterson households. The piece also mentions community gatherings at the Jones home and a paint advert from Gamble's Paints in Centerville Iowa. Baseball season approaches with humorous remark about umpires and salt drinks.
Appanoose County Political Candidates Begin Reelection Pushs
Three local officials announce reelection bids in Appanoose County. Representive seeks second term promising service and to reflect voters needs. Sheriff candidate Earl Gaughenbaugh seeks renomination in June GOP primary. Clerk of Court Edmund Hanson will run for renomination in June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanonse County
Edmund Hanson
Bailey announces candidacy for Appanoose board seat
C A Bailey declares intent to seek the 1932 term as a Board of Supervisors candidate in Appanoose County subject to Republican primary voters guidance at the June 2, 1980 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
C. A. Bailey
Board of Supervisors
Lewis McFall
Primary Refusal Letter to Appanoose Voters
A voter outreach note states the author will not seek nomination for state representative at the June primary and asks Republicans in Appanoose County for support.
Moravia Union Candidacy for Appanense County Treasurer
A Moravia Union notice announces candidacy for the office of Treasurer of Appanense County. The entrant seeks Republican voters support at the June Primary and submits their bid to the party process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Appanense County
Candidate announces bid for re election to office
A public notice states the writer intends to seek re election to a local office. The declaration names no dates, places, or opponents but signals continued public service and campaign activity.
Alva Ratliff Nominates for Appanoose Recorder Post
Alva Ratliff seeks the Republican nomination for Recorder of Appanoose County in the June 2, 1990 primary. The item notes the candidate is subject to the voters will at the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Appanoose County Republicans Field Local Candidacy Details
A damaged OCR listing multiple 1930s Appanoose county race bids includes candidates for treasurer sheriff and supervisor. Names mentioned include James E Swan Lewis McFall Dan P Fenton with terms 1971 1931 1932 and notes of primaries on June 2 1930. The text reflects a local political slate seeking Republican votes in upcoming primaries.
Candidate for State Legislature Seat Seeks Republican Primary
A candidate declares candidacy for the office of representative in the state legislature subject to the will of the Republican voters in the June primary. The announcement frames the bid as contingent on primary voter support and emphasizes party alignment and election timing.
Recorder Will Be Candidate In Tune Republican Primary
The Republican voter base in Tune will see a bid for the office of Recorder. The candidate announces intent to run in the upcoming Tune primary, seeking support from party members and local voters.
Lindsey Announces Candidacy for Appanoose County Supervisor
For supervisor in the 1931 term in Appanoose County a candidate statement notes announcement by candidacy subject to Republican voters in the primary on June 2. The message includes a weathered line about straw hats indicating which way the wind blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Harry Greenleaf Declares Candidacy for County Attorney
Harry Greenleaf announces his bid for County Attorney in the upcoming June primary. He frames the campaign around law and order, emphasizing reform and public safety while addressing concerns over financing and transparency.
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Kinser Valley
Gell Wilson
N. F. Wilson
J. J. Anderson
Roy Darby
Centerville
Milady
Florence Harter
Centerville, Iowa
Hazel College
Roy
Grant Lincox
Willie VanDarin
Jimmie VanDavin
Morayio
Zell Wilson
Eph Wilson
Thurada
John Winfield
CG. Sincox
Henry Sytsma
Moravia Lamptey
Ellen Sincox
Thomas
Frank Af Rexfield
Grant Sincox
Sincox
Curtis Gewdy
Harley Smith
Dell Nelson
Des Moines
Pat Fisher
Frank Maneer
Yester
Ed. Johnsson
Chevrolet
Sedathis
Chevrolet Beauty
Fisher
Flint, Mich
Universal Car CO
Miller
Lee Tadioek
Floyd Wood
Inez Miller
W. N. Miller
D. L. Strunk
Wilbur Miller
Muriel Stevens
Margaret Miller
Charley Coffin
Martin Campbell
Teddy
Lee Tadlock
Albert Veach
John Knight
Mary
Margaret
Mr. Morrison
J. O. More
Walter Whisler
W. E Morrison
Enid
R. C. Hart
Sylvia
Stanford Dowd
Claude Paria
Arlene
Helen
Gamble
Jows
Earl Gaughenbaugh
Soquill
Suail Kill Drug Co
Barnesville, Ohio
Alva Ratliff
Treaurer
Idune
James E. Swan
Dan P, Fenton
J&k
J&k's
Arch K Fitting & Shoes
West Side Square Centerville
Towa
Ene
Palatine
Tandard
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