Local Happenings Highlight Centerville Area Visits
Fred Callen returned home from St Joseph hospital in Centerville last Wednesday. A weekend visit with sister in Fairfield and Sunday calls from Callens and others in Ottumwa filled the social scene. Senior class play at the high school gym drew attention as families planned to attend tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Callen
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Callen
Clifford Salts
Fairfield
Wiliam Callen
Anna Callen
Ottumwa
Marve Lockman
Kathy
Eldred Eaves
Clair Callen
Donald Salts
Omaha
Nebr
New School
Adv
Arthur VanDorin
Charley VanDorin
J.T. VanDorin
New London
Jennie Elmore
Eirene Hosley
Eureka Springs
Ark
Flora Philips
Nell Rousseau
Louilla
Frank Wilson
Odile Clark
Madge Davia
Hartford
E. G. Hawk
Hawk
Claude and
Harold Hawk
Wendel Cloyed
Des Moines
Pieter
Carl Cloyed
Cloyed
Fern, Wright
Moulton
Ira Boyer
al Staber
Frank Pfannnebecker
Sigourney
Gus
Pfannebecker
Lynn King
Eub
Dumont
Harold -Magon
Moravia
Mary Rose Main
Wichita
Kans
Almont Main
Clell Blumer
Patsy
Carl Coffin
Promise City
Charles Coffin
Oscar Regehr
Stockton
Calif
Birdie Main
Osa Brown
Cylde Dicks
Beryl Brown
Dave Callen
J. R. Callen
Loren Walter
Myrtle Harrington
Ralph Davis
Lowell van Dorin
J. T. van Dorin
Dale White
Jeffrey
Lowell McElderry
Gus Luses
Claude Paris
Saturday Evening With Mrs Coltrain At Home
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller and Miss Eleanor Miller visited the Ivan Gibbs home near Seymour on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Cleaver of Centerville were dinner guests Sunday with Mr and Mrs Almont ain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Coltrain
Wilbur Miller
Eleanor Miller
Ivan Gibbs
Seymour
John Cleaver
Centerville
Mrs. Almontain
Social visits populate Urbana Center events mix
Mrs Vaughn Faber and Mr and Mrs Sam Proctor hosted and visited with many neighbors including Ottumwa and Marshalltown families. Numerous Proctor relatives shared time at Sam Proctor’s home from Friday through Sunday. Floyd Proctor announced his new Memphis Navy station address at the end of the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Drake
Sam Proctor
Duane Proctor
Ottumwa
Dave Rhee
Jim Morrison
Unionville
Loyde Beaty
Dennis
Marshalltown
Don Rhee
Donna Rhee
Sharon Reigal
Eldora Harris
Linda
Mary
Eddie
Ada Proctor
Mildred Proctor
Bill
Marion Proctor
Vera Proctor
Josie
Jim
Sam Proctors
Emery Coltrain
Lois
Howard
Chas
Des Moines
Howard Prostar
Bob Whisler
Darlene Davidson
Cedar
Indiana
Chas Harris
Eldora
Dallas City
Eunice Leffler
Jeanne
Floyd Proctors
Floyd W. Proctor
U.S.M.C. M.A.D
N.a-T.t.c
U.S. Naval Air Station
Memphis
Tenn
Franklin Byra and friends share Sunday dinner
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ammons and family were dinner guests Sunday at the Fred Ammons home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Kellogg spent Thursday at James Calhouns. Mr and Mrs James Calhoun attended the quarterly conference at Iconium Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Ammons
Fred Ammons
Elmer Kellogg
James Calhouns
James Calhoun
Iconium
Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits and a Church Wedding
Sunday and weekend activities include Mrs. Lloyd Ammons and children at Ben Pickerell’s. Coy Swift visiting Louis Kellogg. Lloyd Ammons, John Martin and Ben Pickerell with Clyde Sheld. Centerville and Georgetown events. Richard Eastlick and Sandra Liggett wed at St Marys Georgetown. many families socialized at various homes and shared meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Swift
Louis Kellogg
Lloyd Ammons
John Martin
Ben Pickrell
Clyde Sheld
Ben Pickerell
Bill Ohara
Centerville
Richard Eastlick
Sandra Liggett
St. Mary’s Church
Georgetown
Wayne Allen
Basil Harteen
Bill Eastlick
Sam Eastlicks
Clarence Bell
James Calhouns
Emmett Derby
Rita
Larry Derbys
James Calhoun
Larry Derby
Maureen
Gary Perrys
Bill Chara
Emery Hiatt
Loan Limit Raised On Farm Storage
Farmers may borrow up to 95 percent of the outlay for farm storage facilities under the government loan program. Loyd Carter of the Appanoose County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee stated the 95 percent limit applies to facilities costing 40 cents per bushel or less to build. Previously loans on these types of facilities were capped lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Carter
Appanoose County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Farm Loan Changes Expand Storage and Dryer Aid
The program increases loan coverage to 85 percent of 40 cents per bushel or 80 percent of coat, whichever is greater, but not over 50 cents per bushel capacity for farm storage facilities, and 95 percent for mobile dryer equipment. Storage loans run five years with four annual installments. equipment loans three years with three annual installments. Interest remains 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equipmett
Carter
New Hope By Mrs Gladys Harsh
Taylor Aid met with Mr and Mrs Jerry Pettibone and Peggy on Thursday April 6 Those spending the day and enjoying the cooperative dinner included Dorothy Boyer Deloris Bal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
Mrs. Gladys Harsh
Taylor Aid
Jerry Pettibone
Peggy
Dorothy Boyer
Deloris Bal
Also Mentioned on This Page
MYNA
Caryl Richard
Dial
Turner Funeral Home
Iowa
Urbana Center
Mrs. Vaughn Faber
Franklin Byra
Earl Swift
Cub
International Harvester
Cub Cadet
Veach Implement Co
Ane
Ben Pickerell Home
Janger
Gerald
del Brede
Geisellé
Greg
Georgia
Lucile Carter
Gladys Harsh
Anna Hiatt
Mary Meadows
Vic Mil@lovich
Metis Miller
Don. Pettibone
Tom. Pettibone
Jackie
Winifred Schrodt
Elizabeth Turner
Olive Jean Tarbell
Kim
Robin
Stella Bogart
Capsul
Vic Mihalovich
Leta Pettibone
Lois Wilson
Irvin Kaling
Ivan Harsh
Don Pettibone
Irvin Ealing
M. E. Church
Joe Patrick
Mike
Rathbun
Bob Greene
Jay Wilson
Douglas Duz
Orpha Stewart
Casey Kraber
Donald Dowd
Bessie Donovan
Irvin Kalvig
Mes
Tyan Harsh
Janet Harrington
Rebekah Hall
Will Exline
Turner & Son
Gardner Hatchery
Pepsi-Cola
A. & E. Cottage Cheese
Wapello Dairy P Dip
del Monte Tuna
del Monte
Allen’s Grocery & Market
Square Dial
Morrell
Farbest
Oleo
Sunbeam Bakery
Wapello Dairy
Anderson & Erickson Dairy
Hiland Potato Chip CO
del Monte Catsup
Botticn
Bnens
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