Local Hap residents gather for weekend visits and parties
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Condra and family visited Ft. Dodge with their son Marion and family after moving from Clare Town to a newly purchased home in Ft. Dodge. Several dinners and calls circulated among neighbors like the Van Dorins, Lockmans, and Wheelers. Mrs. Misty and Sheela Schneider recuperated from tonsillectomies at University Hospital Iowa City. Betty Main and Jerry Main attended his twin Billy Main’s wedding, while various relatives stopped by for birthdays and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Condra
Marion
Ft. Dodge
Clare
Town
Ray
Janet Sehneider
Alicia
Frank Wilson
Misty
Sheela Schneider
University
Iowa ‘City
Bobby Schneider
Greg
Shari Wilson
Fred van Dorin
Flora Jones
J. C. Lockman
Troy Lockman
George van Dorin
Des Moines
J. C. Lockmans
Elmer Lockmans
Troy Lockmans
Wm. Gardner
Ita. Holdren
Burt
Walley Hawcett
Minnie
Harlan
John” Hullinger
John Hales
Vivian
Ted Campbell
Carl Coffin
Promise City
Duane Coffin
Canterville
Wilbur Miller
Eleanor Miller
Ivan Gibbs
Corydon
Percy Hughes
Seymour
Tey’ Watson
Ogkaloos
Centerville
Charles Coffin
Cleéll
Nell Rousseau
Louilla
Lee Hiatt
Miz
Russell Hiatt
Indow
Forrest Hiatt
Newton
Betty Main
Burlington Hospital
Jerry Main
Elsworth
Erec Main
Betty
Billy Main
Sharon Miner
Helma Tisue
Unionville Social Ties Span Several States
Agnes More of Unionville notes visits by Mrs Wayne Hinote in Oakville and Des Moines couples Thelma Montgomery and Eftie Montgomery attend from Centerville On Sunday families including Nash Baker Harrington and Underwood gather in Unionville for weekend visits Funeral services are held for Mrs Kate Ahegg in Blakesburg and for Bert Chrisman with attendees from Des Moines Batavia and Brookfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hinote
Oakville
Thelma Montgomery
Des Moines
Eftie Montgomery
The
Goldenage Mateor
Centerville
Unionville
Donald Nash
Metta Harrington
Agnes More
Blakesburg
Kate Ahegg
Ruby Caligari
Tom
Donald McDevett
Robert McMullin
Cheryl
Connie
Batavia
Bert Chrisman
Local notes from Kirksville area residents and obit
News items recount visits among Powell Blakley and Moffatt families in Kirksville Missouri with calls to nursing homes and homes of relatives. Death announced of Glen Powell 72 of Bozeman Montana, survivor details given. Various visits noted including Dotson, Burkland, Weber, Pitman, and others across Centerville Monterey Unionville and Glenwood areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Powell
Marilyn
Sadie Blakley
Denver
Colo
Kirksville
Laurin Powell
Isal Frazier
Martinsdale
Minnie Moffatt
Howard Burkland
Jess Dixon
Centerville
Lloyd Splix
Martha Hedgcock
Guinn Nursing Home
Susie Replogle Powell
Atlanta
Missouri
Moulton
Iowa
Bozeman
Montana
Hollie
Seiataet
Isai Fraizer
Richard,Jones
Dwight Gorden
Kim “nof +Plang
Snjiper
Alva Fowler
Bill Landes
John Dotson
Carl Weber
Nelson Hopper
Glenwood
Fred Cousins
Moravia
Lon
Minnie Mottatt
Botsons
Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift
Mr and Mrs James Calhoun and family were Sunday visitors with her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Kellogg Mr and Mrs Earl Swift spent Sunday at Ned Argos Mr and Mrs Wayne Allen and family called at the Lloyd Ammons home Sunday morning Rev George McMullen called at Franklin by Mrs Earl Swift not complete readable text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Calhoun
Elmer Kellogg
Earl Swift
Ned Argos
Wayne Allen
Lloyd Ammons
George McMullen
Local families gather for weekend visits and events
James Calhoun and Charles Hersberger homes hosted as Dean Ammons spent the weekend with his parents, Loyd and others. Attendees included Thelma Calhoun, Freda Swift at an officers meeting, and several Derby, Ammons, and Perry households sharing Sunday and Tuesday visits at various homes. Linda Ammons and Allen attended a junior class play in Albia, while Mrs. Earl Swift canvassed for the Cancer Fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Calhoun
Charles Hersberger
Dean Ammons
Loyd Ammons
Leon
Carol
Emmanuel Kelloggs
Thelma Calhoun
Freda Swift
W.S.C
Ruth McCords
A. E. Derby
Jennie Sheldon
Emmett Derby
Larry Derbys
Maureen
Mark
Larry Derby
Carl Martins
Gary Perry
Gary Perrys
Marion Allen
Carl Calhouns
Linda
Allen Ammons
Franklin Happy Helpers club meets to set goals
The Happy Helpers 44% club held an April 13 meeting led by President Marcia Thompson with Doris Hawk acting secretary. Topics included improving rooms, county leadership discussions, and events like Junior Camp rally night and Mother-Daughter night. Linda Ammony resumed presidency as the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Helpers
Marcia Thompson
Doris Hawk
Shirley Calhoun
Linda Ammony
Country girls win shines in 4-H event with demos
Shirley Calhoun and Janet Carol Calhoun led judges to name Calhoun as winner. Demonstrations showcased cushion making by Donna Hawk and Dotis Hawk, wood refinishing by Rena Ammons, and wood identification by Shirley Calhoun. Better Groomed contest judged by Margaret Van Zante and Barbara Shelquist, with Nancy Mosley senior, Mar ela Thompson intermediate, and Carol Calhoun junior winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Calhoun
Linda Ammongy
Marcia Thompson
Janet Carol Calhoun
Donna and
Dotis Hawk
Rena Ammons
Margaret van Zante
Barbara Shelquist
Nancy Mosley
Marela Thompson
Carol Calhoun
Refreshments Served by Ren a and Linda Ammons
Reporter Nancy Mosley notes refreshments were served by Ren a Ammons and Linda Ammons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena
Linda Ammons
Nancy Mosley
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Getévieve Morgan
Kennieth Wheeler
Ray Wood
Wheeler
R.E. “Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Owa
Owaphone
Claude Hawk
Centervill
Gardner Hatchery
Jerold Luse
J.H
Veach Implement Co
Moravja
Udell
Anna Burkland
Franklin
M. Patrick
Gleason
Opt
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optemetrist
N. Main
Dial
Wayne Way
Tail Curler, Jr
Pioneer
Sudan
Vealee
Lowwa
Coulson & Burton Insurance
Massey Harris
van Dorin Implement Company
Allis-Chalmers
NEW Idea Sales & Service
Towa
Aline
Morrell’s
West Side Square
Jug
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