Local social rounds include visits across Ottumwa and Centerville
Mrs. LeRoy Brown and Sheryl hosted Ottumwa guests at the Beryl Brown home while Max Hill and family visited Clarence Scott. Clarence Whitehead and Sandra called on Ben Whitehead. G W Charles of Yale and Chauncey Cole household hosted visitors. Bettendorf guests stayed with Clyde Bowes as John Hardy and Darrel Gordon joined Bert Rinehart’s Sunday gathering. Several others visited, called, or dined in Unionville and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Brown
Sheryl
Ottumwa
Beryl Brown
Max Hill
Clarence Scott
Josephine
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Ben Whitehead
G. W. Charles
Yale
Iowa
Chauncey ,Cole
Richard. Pohlpter
Bettendorf
Clyde Bowés
John Hardy
Johnny
Centerville
Gerald Rinehart
George Rinehart
Darrel Gordon
Red Oak
Bert Rinehart
Hazel, Hellyer
Maree Rose
Blanche Argo
Edward McCord
Carrie Turner
Neltie ‘Thompeson
Nellie Thompson tied to Centerville visit note
Mrs Nellie Thompson and Mr and Mrs Clyde Bowes called in Centerville Monday in a brief social note from the community pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Thompson
Clyde Bowes
Centerville
Unionville Notes and Church Bazaar Recap
Unionville events include a 10c supper and bazaar by the Ladies Aid of Unionville Baptist church, with proceeds for church use. Various families plus guests visited relatives in Unionville and nearby towns. Easter cantata at the Methodist church drew a large crowd and featured local choir members.
Out of town guests attend Baptist church service
After the morning service out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Claude Underwood and Shirley, Mrs Nellie Sherman of Center Ville, and Mrs Darlene Nash of Des Moines. Rev Victor Fundenburk of Kansas City filled his appointment at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Underwood
Shirley
Nellie Sherman
Centerville
Darlene Nash
Des Moines
Victor Fundenburk
Kansas City
The
Baptist Church
Salem Socials Highlight Local Visits and Banquet
Mr and Mrs George Brozovich and family spent Sunday evening at the Joe Elliott home. Dell Hellyer Hazel and Maude McDonald took Donna Rose home Sunday and visited Monnie Rose. The Raynond Perry home hosted Friday for the Perrys. The Shanghai club met at Delbert Calhoun's Wednesday. F H A banquet at Moravia Thursday included Gary Perry as waiter. Numerous hosts and guests, including Hellyer, Whitehead, Argo, and Brown families, attended Farm Bureau events Friday evening and other small gatherings. Donna Rose of Des Moines mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brozovich
Joe Elliott
Dell Hellyer
Hazel
Maude McDonald
Donna Rose
Monnie Rose
Elbert Perry
L. R. Perry
Raymond Perry
Theo Miller
Chance Cole
Delbert Calhoun
Hazel Hellyer
Blanche Argo
Robert Jennings
Roscoe Argo
Shanghai Club
Clarence Whitehead
Della Hellyer
Edward McCord
Martha
Moravia
Gary Perry
Cass Hamilton
Jim McAninch
Connie
Max
Lloyd Brown
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Easter Weekend Visits Across Local Families
Easter season visits filled homes as James and Hazel Hell yer hosted Blue Front pupils for an Easter party. Families including the Gladfelders, Perrys, Jennings, Sheldon, Atwell, Lemley, King, Tarbell, Naylor and Martin shared Sunday gatherings and Thursday night get togethers in Ames and surrounding areas.
Weekend Visits Across Towns From Centerville to Ames
Mrs. Kenneth Mikels and family of Centerville spent last Sunday with Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jensen of Ames visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lemley and Roger. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Phelps of Mystic spent Wednesday to Saturday with their daughter Mrs. Iven Atwell. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Farren met with Emmons Atwell Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Tucker stayed Saturday night with sister Mrs. Bill Burbank in Oskaloosa and visited her father Fred Hainline in Town City hospital the next day. Miss Ann Porter of Rock Island Illinois spent the weekend with grandparents Henry and Mrs. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sulser visited F C Young Sunday morning. Sunday dinner guests at Laten Atwell included Merrill Atwell and family, Carl Thompson and family, Sven Atwell and family, Shirley, William and Robert. Afternoon visitors followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Unionville| Baptist Church
Harry Herman
Beverly
Stella Herman
Walter Selix
Retta Selix
Fay Porter
Jimmie
Fenton
Vernon Fenton
Albia
Nellie Bass
Florida
Lela Herman
Kenneth Fenton
Gary
Donnie Lee
D. S
Anna Walter
Belle
Laura Baker
Myrtle Harrington
John Harrington
Jean Ann
Lou Tipton
Moulton
R. C. Maas
Tommy
Rockford
Addie Hull
Methodist Church
Ray Tomlin
Wilson Elsworth
Tarkio
Gerald Irelan
Beatrice Bowers
George Blackstone
Kenneth Mikels
Centerville
Ed Fenton
Gerald Jensen
Ames
Leslie Lemley
Roger
Lee Phelps
Mystic
Iven Atwlel
Marion Farren
Emmons Atwell
Ralph Tucker
Bill Burbank
Oskaloosa
Fred Hainline
Town City Hospital
Ann Porter
Rock Island, Til
Henry Martin
Roy Sulser
F. C. Young
Atwell
Merrill Atwell
Carl Thompson
Sven Atwell
Shirley
William
Robert
And
Vosburgh Derby Outing and Birthday Party News
Mr and Mrs Clayton Sheldon and family visited Des Moines Sunday with her parents Sgt F C Ferrill and Mrs Frame. Roy Miller returned home Friday from Smith hospital after a week there. Mr and Mrs James Calhoun and family visited Sunday with her parents Elmer Kellogg. The Happy Helpers club and families surprised Earl Swift with a Wednesday birthday party featuring fruit salad and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Sheldon
Des Moines
Sgt.f.c. Ferrill
Frame
Roy Miller
Smith Hospital
James Calhoun
Elmer Kellogg
Happy Helpers Club
Earl Swift
Local Social Notes From Centerville Area
Mr and Mrs Emmett Derby Karen Rose and Monte were in Centerville Saturday. Sgt F C Ferrill and Mrs Frame spent Thursday afternoon and evening at Clayton Sheldons Frame is home on furlough from Kobe Japan. Mrs Russell Brown was out on the cancer drive in this vicinity Friday. Larry Derby attended an F F A skating party at Moravia Wednes Dolph Tarbell is working for Roy Miller Please renew your Moravia Union subscriptions promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Derby
Karen Rose
Monte
Centerville
Sgt. F. C. Ferrill
Markwell Staplers in stock at Moravia Union office
Moravia Union office lists Markwell staplers as the most dependable in stock. Purchase details not provided. Local shoppers urged to visit the office for availability and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markwell Staplers
Moravia Union
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Leonium
Rosalie Sneeden
Robert Scott
Lloyd Lowe
Unionville
Priscilla Mehrhoff
Jack Penfield
Fred Bowes
Williamson
Maude Whitehead
Alda McCord
Lissie Kelsey
Pearl Free
Ny En
Industry
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Ted Surfer
Hiawatuas
Bank and Pacifis Relirnes
Salem
Blue Front School
Jess Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Harry Jennings
Fred Sheldon
Lorene
Florene
Robert Davison
Marion
Farren
Frank Dixon
Otto Knapp
Larry Lemley
Iven Atwell
Ernie King
Arlo Fenton
Frank Tarbell
Beryl Naylor
Charles
Denver
Colo
Ida Fent
Mrs. Arle
Frank Swaim
Hollingshead Jewelry West Side
Square Albis
Tinea Eeeay
Burpee
Zinnias
Oehler Brothers
Firestone Store
Ass‘o
Weapello Mutual Insurance Asset of
Munterville
Charles Peterson
Seth Carlson
George Burnstedt
Carl Johnston
Alfred Anderson
A. E. Anderson
Chas, Derby
Charles A. Peterson
Oliver Millard
Bernard B. Smith
Cecil Weir
H. L. McMillin
Victor Goode Oliver Millard
E. G. Hawk
Gerald Smith
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