Udell News Roundup Reflects Community Visitors and Illness
In Udell and nearby areas residents share visits and health updates. Virginia Felton improves after illness while Dr. E. Johnston sells a farm southwest of Udell to Lew Burghers of Centerville. Family, church, and school items fill the week with guests, travels, and P T A officers elected for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Felton
E. Johnston
Centerville
Udell
Lew Burghers
Margaret
Pauletta Henderson
H. B. Spring
Albert Burklands
Alfred
Golden
Colo
Donald
Oklahoma
Marshall Hedgecock
Gene Glasgow
Harry Wilkinson
Alvin Spring
Sherry
Gloria
Joe Moore
Cecil Morlan
Unionville
Karen
Linda
Sammy
Woodrow Duty
Bruce
Merna Henshaw
Edna Moore
Dewey Houser
Merle Houser
Victor Repp
Albia
Repp
Lionel Spring
Mrs. Deeter
Mattie Whisler
Martha Moss
Unionville Notes Reflect Local Meetings and Laurels
Unionville reports a regular meeting at the John Harrington store site with honors to Mrs. H. M. Bowers and Miss Belle Andrews for decades of service. Funeral services were held in Centerville for Mrs. N. W. Wilson with family attendance. Loren Doll and Jim Reumans visited from Davenport for the weekend. The Northeast Missouri Hereford sale in Memphis drew C. C. Miller and other locals. The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a semi annual dinner and elected officers. A Doughtitt Corp sale drew community turnout near Blakesburg. Mrs. Lester Hopking is recovering at home post surgery after hospital release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotal Bryant
Minnie Replogle
Dee Whisler
Carey Faris
Near Moulton
Harold Henshaw
Dorothy Elschinger
Centerville
Ora Powell
Dorothy
Lawrence Powell
San Antonio
Texas
Marie Stotler
Billy
Oak Park
Ill
Joe, Moore
Mertie Whistler
Low Point
Mattie Whisler
Dale Kinlon
Peoria
Allerton
Iowa
Guy McConnell
Udell
Ivo Whisler
Dean McConnell
Traer
Kinion
E. 8
John Harrington
H. M. Bowers
Belle Andrews
Bowers
Masonic Hall
Miss Andrews
Dell Wilson
Joe Wilson
Orville Rogers
Patty
N. W. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Loren Doll
Jim Reumans
Davenport
C. C. Miller
Northeast Missouri Hereford Association
Memphis
American Legion Auxiliary
Moulton
Doughtitt Corp
Blakesburg
Lester Hopking
St. Joseph Hospital
Howard Hdgecock
Vosburgh and neighbors gather for weekend visits
Mrs Emmett Derby hosts and joins relatives and friends in a Sunday and Monday round of calls and dinners. Kenneth Free, Roy Sheldon and Jim Shehan are among hosts. Delbert Calhoun, Earl Swift, John Goodman and Glen Turner hosts are noted with family visits. Multiple couples and families—Kitterman, Dicks, Calhoun, Derby, Thompson—are listed in informal social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Thompson
Kenneth Free
Carl Calhoun
James Calhoun
Delbert Calhoun
Emmett Derby
Roy Sheldon
Bill Cater
Clair Long
Earl Swift
Merle Dicks
Bernard Kitterman
Kay
Hattie Miller
Donald
Jim Shehan
John Goodman
Russell
Russell Brown
Glen Turner
al Derby
Albia
Mabel Hammond
Blanche Argo
Coy Swift
Thompson and friends share weekend visits and cookie packing
Bruce and Marcia Thompson spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Haver Free. Mr. and Mrs. Marian Atlen and family visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Calhoun. Mrs. Wayne Thompson attended W. B. C. in Iconium Thursday afternoon. They packed boxes of cookies and candy for the boys in the service. Mrs. Ellaworth Kline spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Shehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Marcia Thompson
Haver Free
Marian Atlen
Carl Calhoun
Wayne Thompson
Iconium
Ellaworth Kline
George Shehan
Kinser Valley Local Notes by George R Darby
A compilation from Kinser Valley report on weekend visits church attendance and family updates. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Clifford Caster visiting relatives, Billy Angel staying with grandparents, the Hiners tractor upgrade, Mr and Mrs Ervin Long shopping in Albia, a new granddaughter born at Ottumwa hospital, and local trips by the Darby and Cubit families. It notes road conditions, a Sunday mail by car, and a public sale on the old Bradley farm. An egg story closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Caster
Miller Church
Billy Angel
Pearl Hiner
Hiners
Moravia
Ervin Long
Albia
Ottumwa Hospital
M. M. Darby
Russell Darby
C. D. Cubit
Plano
Ottumwa
LeRoy Wilson
LeRoy
Old Bradley Farm
Here
Blue Grass Road
White Rock
Building for county road shop authorized in Appanoose
The Board of Supervisors of Appanoose County Iowa announces a canvass of the November 7 1950 election on the proposition to authorize building a facility costing up to 30000 for storage and repair of county road equipment and bridge and road building materials. The vote was 4058 in favor and 2368 against, establishing a majority in support. Signed March 23 1952 by Earl Exline W G Harper and J F Hermes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Iowa
Earl Exline
W. G. Harper
J. F. Hermes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Udell By
Mre. H. B. Spring
County Auditor’s Office
Sessor
FORD
O.P.S
O.P
Birar
Sport Radio
Studebaker
O.F.8
Chevrolet
Exchange Motor
Earl Houser
Nell Bennett
David Newell
Paul Condra Saleamen
Pullman Motor Co
Verner Hawk
Tilton
Shoe Store
North Side Square
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
Roxy
Fashion Store
Roxy’s
Square Centerville
Merle Smith
Moravia, Iowa
Usn Tyrs UO
Aza
Mans
Oehler Brothers
Firestone
Ee Ee
Firestone Store
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