Local Happenings Include Trips and Gatherings Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mosley and Richard returned from a vacation visiting Washington D C Arlington Maryland and Gettysburg. They toured the Capitol Smithsonian Institution National Cathedral and visited relatives in Arlington. Mrs. Max McDonough attended Federated Garden Clubs events in Marcus Iowa and Webster City. LT. and Mrs. Charles Van Zante will be stationed at Grisom A F Base in Indiana after time with Carl Van Zante and Joe Wilson. Mrs. James Wilson joined a Farm Bureau Women’s educational tour of Washington D C with breakfasts and dinners with senators and congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mosley
Richard
Washington
D.C
Arlington
Max McDonough
6Th District
Federated Garden Clubs
Webster City
Grace
Mary Kay Véach
Pansy Cook
Kansas City
Bess Everman
Centerville
Richard Veach
Ottumwa
Iowa State University Experimental Farm
Ames
Grant Tadlock
Lyle Hopkins
Charles van Zante
Grissom A.F
Indiana
Carl van Zantes
Joe
Iowa
Congressman Kyl
Capitol
Kyl
Union Farmerettes 4-H Hold April Meeting At Bolin Home
The Union Farmerettes 4-H club met April 15 at Denise and Lynnta Bolin’s home. Denise called the meeting to order at 8:00, with 10 members present. Reports were given, fund contributions discussed, and plans made to fund IFYE and Harold Holder Memorial Fund, plus half camp costs. Next meeting is May 13 at Debbie Egbert’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Farmerettes 4-H Club
Denise
Lynnta Bolin
IFYE
Harold Holder
Debbie Egbert
Linda Rogers
Joan Robert
Diana Kelley
Penise Bolin
Brenda Kelley
Sherri Hinote
Lynita
Franklin Happy Helpers 4-H Holds April Meeting
Reporter Diana Kelley notes the Franklin club met April 12 at 7:00 at Maureen Derby’s home. Vice president Pam Gladfelder led, twelve members two leaders and four visitors attended as shows the roll call. Julia Perry spoke on fire facts and Susan Whitehead on telephoning for emergency help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Happy Helpers 4-H Club
Maureen Derby
Pam Gladfelder
Julia Perry
Susan Whitehead
Maureen
Sheri Wilson
ENON Social Notes Report A Weekend of Visits
News of Interest From ENON- recounts a weekend of gatherings across the community. Families visit, hosts share meals, and local events include a music banquet and a style show with multiple neighborhood participants. Members attend and host, with several excursions to Centerville and Des Moines noted.
Social calls span Centerville and nearby towns
Mrs. Dale Seivers visited the Lorén Walter home Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Levis and their daughter Mary from Centerville called Tuesday afternoon at the N. L. Nasalroad home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherri
Pat
Pam
Teresa Lockman
Centerville
Arthur Burton
Dallas Faber
W.S. C.S
Virgie Bogers
Troy Lockman
Sherry
J. C. Lockman
Elvin Stocker
Clara Trelan
Norris O’conner
Sheila and
Renny
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8Th Distrit of Federated Garden Clubs
Marcus, Ia
Mrs
Mrs. Clair Sellers
Russell
Earl Tuttle
Griffith Clark
Helena Mont
Myron Ensley
Great Falls, Mont
Karl Tuttle
Tuttle
Clark
Ensley
R. R. Pennington
Herbert Boblenz
Billy
Paul Bezer
Jerold Boblenz
John Kirstein
Topeka
Jay
Jeff
Gary Belzer
Turtles
Clarks
Herbert Bobietz
Montana
Minneapolis
David Lundsten
Clarence Ballanger
Ivar Harsh
Afton
Bert Arnold
Grant Tadlocks
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer'’S Inc
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Centerville, Iowa
Allis-Chalmers
Spider
Allius-Chalmers & New
Moravia
Sesclub News
UMION
Old Tomer
MBA Union
ENON
Nadine Dommer
Janice Coltrain
Janice Tuhaugh
Ray Lockman
Franklin Huber
Blakesburg
Matt Huber
Mervin McDanel
Gene
Jack Hoffman
Connie
Larry Faber
Bob Faber
Des Moines
Lamoine Yates
Mervin McDanes
N. L. Nasalroad
Floyd Paxton
Nadine Faber
Becky Nicoletto
Pam Lockman
Nadine
Norma Faber
Janice
Barbara Coltrain
Sheryl Couchman
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
Folger’s
Jonathan Apples
Phys
Tenderloin Ib
Jar — Liptor
Pillsbury Biscuits
van Camp
Musslenan
Allen
West Side
Iservice
Moravia Union
Claude Hawk
Agent National Bank
Canterville
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