Local notes from Centerville and vicinity
Mr and Mrs Haver Free were in Centerville Wednesday with Mrs Free consulting a doctor for a hip injury that is reported better. Several families visited relatives and attended gatherings. Maytag owned by Mrs Argo. showers and charivari for Raymond Perry and Carl Dicks. last day of Iconian school celebrated after rain. Clarence Sheldon to teach again. families observed oats sowing and corn plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver Free
Centerville
Marilyn Beaty
Arline
Bonnie Frame
Fred Argo
Stine
Algin Derby
Dora Hellyer
Leonard Perry
Mra
Raymond Perry
Carl Dicks
Iconian
Clarence Sheldon
Lester Breese
Edgar Breese
Local Social Ties Highlight Albia Weekend Visits
Albia notes show Eli DeTar and family visiting Ed Robinson’s home Sunday afternoon. Evening callers included Geo Metsilgery and family. Mrs Helen Clarkson visited with Mrs Ona Boardman Friday evening. Richard Burton Evelyn Carter and Donald and Dorothea Darry were recent visitors with Clifton Boardman. O S Miller and J E Stafford were business callers in Albia Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Eli DeTar
Ed Robinson Ome
Geo. Metsilgery
Land Family
Helen Clarkson
Ona Boardmen
Richard Burton
Evelyn Carter
Donald
Dorothes Darry
Clifton Boardman
O. S. Miller
J. E. Stafford
Albig Wed
Local Callers and Visitors Reported in Iowa Community
Brompton Mrs Will Bivin Mrs Erma Thaden Rosalie Beaty were callers Friday evening at the W F and E F Boardman home. Ed Robinson and family were recent visitors at the Ed Moxzby home. Clarence Wilson and family were recent visitors in Avery. Eve Boardman visited the weekend with home folks Ed Robinson and Clifton Boardman were visitors Monday in Malvern Iowa. Mr and Mrs J T Clarkson were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bivin
Erma Thaden
Rosalie Beaty
W. F
E. F. Boardman
Ed Robinson
Ed Moxzby
Clarence Wilson
Avery
Eve Boardman
Clifton Boardman
Malvern
Iowa
J. T. Clarkson
Weekend Visits Draw Local Social Roundup
Biddle Elsie Martin and Herbert McDanel family visited Ernest Hiatt. Curtis Hutton stayed with Johnny Hutton. Rolla Foster visited. F W Wrights hosted Ken Wilsons in Cincinnati. Chris Bogart and Jess Hiner joined Chance Savely. J B Walker and C J Heady dined with Fern Wright. Jay Argos hosted Massman family, Argo family, John McAninch. Coretta Cloyed stayed with Fern Wright. Carl Tomlin visited Johnny Foster and Eph Wilson. Pauline Brashar visited her grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Martin
Herbert McDanel
Baby
Ernest Hiatt
Curtis Hutton
Johnny Hutton
Rolla Foster
F. W. Wright
Kenneth Wilson
Cincinnati
Chris Bogart
Jess Hiner
Chance Savely
J.B. Walker
Nevada
C. J. Heady
Centerville
Fern Wrights
Jay Argos
Jay Massman
Ned Argo
John McAninch
Coretta Cloyed
Fern Wright's
Carl Tomlin
Tohnny Foster's
Eph Wilson's
Pauline Brashar
Johnny Foster
New Hope families and birthdays noted in locality
New Hope residents and relatives visit over the weekend. Albert Kluver and LeRoy of Lake View traveled to Roy Scott’s home for a stay. Many locals, including Mrs. George Turner and Mrs. C A Hiatt, celebrate birthdays and anniversaries. Richard Rose missed school due to illness. Miss Margaret Hiatt finished a school term, and a late April picnic was held due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kluver
LeRoy
Lake View
Roy Scott
George Turner
W. E. Donavan
Albia
Ivan Harsh
Betty
Matt Watts
Dick Wilson
B. E. Turner
F.C. Hiatt
Hiatt
C. A. Hiatt
F. C. Hiatt
Butler
O. A. Hist
Ace Butler
Gerald
Seymour
Clyde Hiatt
Jerome
Merrit
Des Moines
Matilda
Burton
Lute
Margaret
Rubye
George Howell
Alfred
Centerville
Richard Rose
Frank Hiatt
Allen Hiatt
Moravia
Margaret Hiatt
PROGRAM KING THEATRE ALBIA IOWA LISTING
Albia’s Program King Theatre presents April 28 and 29 Grace Moore Cary Grant and Aline Mac Mahon in When Youre In Love April 30 May 1 Joseph Calleia in Man of the People and Melvyn Douglas and Verginia Bruce in Women of Glamour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Theatre
Albia
Iowa
Grace Moore
Cary Grant
Aline MacMahon
You're IN Love
Joseph Calleia
Melvyn Douglas
Verginia Bruce
Centerville Social Roundup at Miss Hiatt’s Guests
Afternoon events include a Centerville show and a string of visits. Guests at Miss Hiatt’s included Wilma VanZante Rubye Hiatt and Marden a Wilson with further calls from the Donavan and Pettibone households and various local families. Continuous gatherings mark a lively weekend with multiple host homes and birthday mentions.
Weekend at Main Station News: quilts and visits
Main Station News reports a quiet weekend with residents staying home. J W McDanes had Tuesday dinner at Jack Luse and spent the night with Lynn Hilton. Ladies Aid met with Mabel and Darlene Gladfelder and they worked on a quilt. Various visits to relatives are noted including Pauline Townsend with Louise McDanel and Kathryn, Pearl McKern with Ieta McDanel, and others visiting Gladfelder homes. Geo Hiatt is building a hen house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McDanes
Jack Luse
Lynn
Hilton
Ladies Aid
Mabel
Darlene Gladfelder
Pauline Townsend
Louise McDanel
Kathryn
Pearl McKern
Ieta MccDanel
Johnnie Eaton
Trenton Gladfelder
Lloyd McDanel
Baby
Clyde Gladfelder
Geo. Hiatt
John Hutton
Russell Main
Medora Hawk
Bill Duff
T. L
Gladfelder
Community notices and weekly greetings from Centerville area
Household tasks keep local women busy with gardening and canning. Various residents share garden highlights, illnesses, hospital visits, and social events. Deaths include Mrs Hesseltine Musgrave in Eldora and Mr Jim Funkhouser in Cheyenne. services held April 23.
Understanding 10WA Children ARF Movies Harmful
A column discusses whether movies harm children, noting movies influence behavior and attitudes. It cites potential positive effects from heroic or historical films and warns against overreliance on cinema as recreation, urging well chosen films and active play. Sponsored by Iowa Child Welfare Research Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
University of Iowa
Local Socials Report From Des Moines Area
Salem diary notes weekend visits and weddings in Des Moines area households. Floriene Perry wed Carl Dicks Esther Sheldon wed Raymond Perry. Several couples hosted and attended gatherings at the L A Perry home and at various neighbor residences.
Moravia Social News Roundup on Early February Visits
Moravia area residents made several calls and attended gatherings. Mrs. Ivan Harsh and Betty visited the Matt Watts home Thursday. Mrs. Harold Mason joined a Friday shower for Osa Callen. Ralph Davis and Helen Davis visited Lloyd Brown and children Thursday. Davis also did game plowing for Matt Wetts. The Merry Mixers held a rock party at Bert Nash’s Friday with five tables of rock and pie and coffee refreshments. Oaks Hamilton and Helen joined Sunday visits at Loyal. Matt Watts and family were callers in Moravia Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Harsh
Betty
Matt Watts
Harold Mason
Osa Callen
Ralph Davis
Helen
Lloyd Brown
Orlando Sears
Iconium
Matt Wetts
Bert Nash
Oaks Hamilton
Loyal Brown's
Moravia
Hedge College A. W. Donahoo Closing Out Sale
Hedge College A W Donahoo held his closing out sale Monday. We are sorry to lose this family from our neighborhood. It is reported Mr. Donahoo has a position in the C C C camp at Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis left recently for their new home in Arizona. Several neighbors and relatives visited over the weekend at various homes. The Monroe township Farm Bureau meeting was held with Mrs. John Johnson on Wednesday April 21 with 14 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Donahoo
Donahoo
Des Moines
Russell Davis
C. G. Davis
Arizona
Burke Wilson
Mark Childs
Juanita
Cheree Dyphon
Woodward
Eph
Pleasant family and neighbors visit Moravia area
Mr. Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster called at W. A. Brown's Tuesday. Charles and Harold Brown were Morevis visitors Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and children called at W. A. Brown's Thursday evening. Harold Brown called at Oths Taylors Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Long visited Friday afternoon at U. C. Smith's. Harold Brown was in Moravia Friday afternoon. Velde and Eve Brown were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foster
W. A. Brown
Charles
Harold Brown
Morevis
Charles Brown
Oths Taylor
Mrs. Clair Long
U.C. Smith
Moravia
Velde
Eve Brown
Local social notes from Albia Moravia Centerville and Bartlett
Mr and Mrs Theo Miller and Francis hosted dinner at Dale Caris home in Albia Sunday. Edrie Ardis and Glee Callen attended a band benefit in Moravia Thursday night. Gail Felkner Baker Products salesman visited Tuesday morning. Frank Coulson and Misses Marths Edith were Centerville callers Wednesday. Edrie Callen returned home after closing her school at Clarksdale. The school enjoyed a weiner and marshmallow roast Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mintia Lillie Callen Mrs Merle Miller Miss Bertha Mable Coulson and Sylvia Elsie Callen attended a shower for Miss Osa Callen Friday night at Zell Callen home. Mr and Mrs R E Luse Betty were in Centerville Monday. Misses Mable and Bertha Coulson spent Friday night at the C S Callen home. Reba Callen elected teacher of fifth and sixth grades in a Bartlett Iowa consolidated school. Lyn Hilton varried the weil on horsebeck along the route Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Miller
Francis
Dale Caris
Albia
Edrie
Ardis
Glee Callen
Moravia
Gail Felkner
Baker
Frank Coulson
Marths
Edith
Centerville
Edrie Callen
Clarksdale
Lillie Callen
Merle Miller
Bertha
Mable Coulson
Sylvia
Elsie Callen
Osa Callen
Zell Callen
R. E. Luse
Betty
Mable
Bertha Coulson
Bartlett
Iowa
Lyn Hilton
Weil
Horsebeck
Dairy feeding tips warn of winter slump by ISU expert
Floyd Arnled of Iowa State College warns that high producing cows cannot absorb enough grain to cover both milk yield and body maintenance. A 1000-pound cow producing 50 pounds of 4 percent milk would need 150 pounds of grain daily, a load beyond capacity. He recommends grain for cows producing 20 to 25 pounds of milk or one pound of butterfat daily, with 1 pound of grain per 5 to 7 pounds of milk. A ration of 500 pounds corn and cobmeal plus ground oats and high protein supplement is advised. Transition to pasture should be gradual to protect digestion and milk flavor. The piece also notes poultry guidance and lists several local visitors and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Arnled
Extension
Hua Bardman
Iowa State College
Visit of Veril Lagle with Lagle family
Veril Lagle is visiting for a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs W G Lagle at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veril Lagle
Mrs. W. G. Lagle
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Country Air Mystic
Brompton
Frank Swaim
Biddle
Dramtic Publishing Co
Chicago
Miss Hiatt
Wilma VanZante
Rubye Hiatt
Mardena Wilson
Robert Rose
Junior Donavan
Albert Klaver
Delmont Moffitt
George Scott
George Allen
Truxton Dicks
Keith Rose
Lloyd Rose
Don Pettibone
F. €. Hiatt
Mary Beth
Teenium
Blanch Argo
Rosa Beaty
Rena Breese
Aleia McCord
Mary Rinehart
Harley Calhoun
University Hospital
Iowa City
Rey
J. W. Stine
Burlington
Pearl Kelsey
Archie Thompson
Rusell Brown
Eee
Alicia Callers
Saturn
Bell Sheldon
Hesseltine Musgrave
Eldora
Carrie Turner
Ray McCord
Wayne
Edward McCord
Marie Derby
Lou Funkhouser
Jim Funk
H. A. Lemaster
Ray Scott
Bell Bressler
A. J. Brown
Osa
Anna Funkhouser
Walter Lemaster
Mamie Tisue
Evelyn Stauber
Alda McCord
Jane Murphy
Fern Derby
Kenneth Johnson
Lottie Swan
Argo Brothers
Carl Wetterlind
Billy
Chas. Argo Nome
W. A. Brown's
Linder
Canterville
Tom McCrory
Edward Points
John Kenton
John R. Kenton
Homer Brown
Salem
Arthur Lewis
Phyllis Jean
Robert Jennings
Darrel Smith
Guy McKern
Horton Potts
Jess Gladfelder
Macavia
Bella
Floriene Perry
Esther Sheldon
Perry
Albis
L. A
Charley Jones
Newton Long
William Burns
Oss Smith
Harry Jennings
Loyd Johnson
Hedge College
Mr. Pleasant
Coulson
W. H. Callen
Senterville
Homer Callen
Denver
Colorado
J. F. Powell
P. D. Schreiner
Tipton, Iowa
Bill Wakefield
W. A. Brooks
Side Square
Centerville Monument Works
Eggert
Green
J. N. Maring
Bateman’s Shoe Store
Lowa Southern Utilities
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