School news from MHS and Grace News items
Saturday featured band practice and a state contest draw with ensembles including mixed clarinet quartet and brass sextet. Senior trip to Ottumwa, senior play The Phantom Bells rehearsals, and F H A pins celebrated. Numerous local visits, school events, news corner, fractions lessons, and war discussions fill the Grace News report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Centerville
Wilma Boardman
Peggy Coltrain
Neta McDanel
Margery Roberts
Mary Ellen Ellison
Francis Shelquist
Gene Lathen
Calvin Rumley
Neil Brackett
Randy Gardner
Local social notes from the Walters and VanDorin circles
Community mentions several visits and illnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Walters hosted at Merle Walters home. Fred VanDorin sawed wood for Homer King. Relations include visits by Mrs. Fred VanDorin and others to Mrs. King, and Yvonne Gardner staying with grandparents Walters. A. O. VanDorin and Leo VanDorin are noted among afternoon visitors.
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Maurice Walters
Merle Walters
Fred VanDorin
Homer King
J. T. VanDorin
Clara Selby
King
Yvonne Gardner
Walters
Howard Whisler
Hilda
George Reid
George Simmons Land
Community social calls and visits noted in weekly roundup
Local households record a flurry of visits and calls this Monday through Sunday. Franklin Sam Bennett, Mary Cox, Dewey Arnold, John Moffatt, Earl Swift, and others are repeatedly mentioned visiting homes in the area, with extended family gatherings and birthday celebrations noted at the John Moffatt and Daisy celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bennett
Jack Caldwell
Mary Cox
John Moffatt
Coy Swift
Dewey Arnold
R. W. Hoffman
Mia
Earl Swift
Thelma
Carolyn Ann
al Currie
Mr. Bennett
Sam
E. F. Stansberry
DeWayne
Maxine Jacque
Joan
Burdett Cox
Frank Cox
Paul
Richard Arnold
Dudley
Arthur Arnold
Eugene Jackson
Ottumwa
Dorothy Hiner
Calvin
LaVerne
Bonnie Lee
Murness
Emma Miller
Mary
Billy
Carl
Daisy
Roy
J. E. Dicks
Colleen Lamar
Neil Lamar
Alice
Dortha Hazelett
Darlene Arnold
Community Notices From Sunday Gatherings and Visits
Social notes recount numerous visits and weekend calls around Albia Moulton and nearby areas. Families including Lemaster VanZante Williams Willi ame and others shared meals and gatherings. Pleasant weather hopes accompany remarks about rain while local births birthdays and small house projects are mentioned.
Sunday Visit Recap at Several Homes
Sunday visitors gathered at the Frank Boyer and Bernard DeBoule homes with extended families present including Floyd Dykes Devolene and Jackie DeBoule Roy and Mrs Dooley Maurice and Mrs Walter Joy Main and Oscar and Jimmy Main. Milo Foster joined Ira Foster and others at the T R Gardner home while Leo Hoffman hosted callers with Clifford Tisue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyer
Bernard DeBoule
Floyd Dykes
Devolene
Jackie
Roy Dooley
Maurice Waleters
Joy Main
Oscar Main
Jimmy Main
Milo Foster
Ira Foster
Harley Tisue
Carl
T. R.gardner
Leo Hoffman
Hoffman
Clifford Tisue
Sunday Attendance and Family Visits Reported
Main Station attendance at Sunday School and church totaled 67. Hannah Gladfelder spent a few days at Clyde Gladfelder's home. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Tomlin and family visited the Car Tomlin home. Paul Richard Goughner spent Sunday with Kester Gladfelder. Mrs. George Hiatt returned from St Joseph hospital and is recovering. Trenton Gladfelder and family visited William Whicker. Clyde Gladfelder and Darlene with Hannah Gladfelder visited Guy McKern home. Leslie Elledge and daughter spent the weekend at Grover Easter home. Bill Murmeister came from Cedar Rapids to visit Mrs Burmeister and stay at George Hiatt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Curtis Tomlin
Car Tomlin
Paul Richard Goughner
Kester Gladfelder
George Hiatt
St. Joseph Hospital
Trenton Gladfelder
William Whicker
Darlene
Guy, McKern
Leslie Elledge
Grover Easter
Bill Murmeister
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Burmeister
Thon
Gladfielders Attend Centerville Church Services
Mr and Mrs Trenton Gladfelder and Darlene Gladfelder attended church in Centerville Sunday evening. Darlene Gladfelder worked for Maude Boyer Friday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd McDanel and family spent Sunday at Shirley Townsend home. Kathryn MecDanel stayed Saturday night with Willie McDanel. Mr and Mrs Lloyd McDanel and family and Willie McDanel spent Sunday evening at Lee Johnson home.
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Ray Lemaster
Albia
Homer Hamilton
John VanZante
Ben Jones
Harold Wright
Waterloo
Ben Williame
Harold
Moulton
Carl VanZante
Ronald Lee
John van Zante
Dale Derby
Leila Davis
LaZelle
Mary Marie Williams
Pearl Hiner
Cyril McDanel
Utterback
James Culbertson
Larry
Moline
Ill
Leon Burns
Alee Burns
Glen Burns
Oscar Main
Mra
Bernard DeRoyle
Mable Main
Gene
Nny
June
Anna Laura
Marion
Leon
Farrell Purvis
Junior Martin
Elingson Main
W. C. Tisue
Charles
Mary Platt
Trenton Gladfelder
Darlene Gladfelder
Centerville
Maude Boyer
Lloyd McDanel
Shirley Townsend
Kathryn MecDanel
Willie McDanel
Lee Johnson
Pennies for Victory Boosts Iowa War Savings Drive
Iowa public schools lead a strong war savings stamp effort with Decorah teachers surpassing 800 dollars since January, Winneshiek county reaching 86 percent student participation, and rural schools contributing 108 dollars. Corning schools report 755.65 dollars as part of statewide student war effort.
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Iowa
Decorah
Winneshiek County
Corning
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