Newborn Kathryn Joyce Honored At Main Station Family
Main Station reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDanel born July 26 weighing 80 pounds who will be named Kathryn Joyce. Mrs. Daphen Hilton cares for the family as neighbors and relatives visit. Ice cream gatherings and visits at various homes follow, with extended family and friends sharing in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd McDanel
Kathryn Joyce
Daphen Hilton
Lyndon McDanel
Lynn Hilton
Willie McDanel
Wm. Hilton
Bill Reeves
Frank Gladfelder
Hannah Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Kenneth Gladfelder
Tommy Main
Coy Luse
Jack Luse
Centerville
Otis Ballanger
Ballenger
Greentop
Dick Hutton
Russell Main
Tone Scott
John Hutton
J. W. McDanel
Bille Reeves
Teta
Robert Luse
T Family
Daphne Hilton
Social visits and gatherings noted in Moravia area
Miller and neighbors exchanged Thursday afternoon calls with Eleanor Miller and others. Mr and Mrs Gerald Burton hosted the Young Peoples class Friday July 31 with many locals attending, followed by refreshments of cookies and iced drinks. Sunday dinner at Ted Campbell’s included Fred Hahn and family, with Duane Wood visiting Moravia earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Boyer
Betty Strunk
Eleanor
Miller
Cecil Tadlock
Lorene
Margaret Hahn
Will Wood
Lulu Koehler
Unionville
Sarah Hanes
Wilbur Miller
Frederick Hahn
Carl Coffin
Gerald Burton
Young Peoples
Irene Sharp
Moravia
Genevieve Dudley
Hetty Strunk
Faith Hanes
Eleanor Miller
Lee Tadlock
Ted Campbell
Claude Paris
Arlene
Helen
Connie Pearl
Walter Paris
Floyd Wood
Duane
Freda
Keith Wood
Fred Hahn
Frederick
Russell
Lester
Bob Strunk
Carl McKern
Burton
Will Houser
Bertha Simmons
Simmons
Mr. Houser
Albia
Wilbur
Duane Wood
Norman Hanes
Local family visits and gatherings worded in Moravia area
Udell Route 1 residents and neighbors attend social visits at the Harry Rumley home and Stevens reunion in Centerville. The scenes include ice cream and cake, trading trips to Moravia Unionville, picnics at Lake Wapello, and several family groups such as Rumley, Moffatt, Sanders, Clancy, and Miller across Udell, Centerville, Moravia, and Blatteville communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hiatt
Moravia
Edd Rumiley
Earl Hammond
Art Clayton
Emma Miller
Harry Rumley
Russell Thistle
Stevens
Will Moffatt
Harry Rumiley
Calvin, Laverne
Bonnie Lee
Alice Sanders
Emma
Miller
Mae Rumsey
Calvin
la 'Verna
Glen Clancy
Ernest Foster
Bayard Neff
Carl
Lloyd Carter
Mary Frances
Virginia
Robert
Blatteville
Cheater Sanders
Royce
Hary Rum
Donar Sanders
Narlens
Donald
Willing Workers Club Hosts Quilting Shower
The Willing Workers club met with Mrs. Nellie Turner on Friday for quilting and embroidery of dish towels. A dish towel shower honored Mrs. Nellie Stack on her birthday. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Maud Turner on Wednesday, August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Nellie Turner
Nellie Stack
Maud Turner
Jake Firkins
Jack
Rex Hay
Turner
Vern
John Repo
John Matton
Roy
Threshers Cook Helpers and Local Calls Reported
Wayne Ammons called at the F. D. Ammons home Friday. Helpers for threshers included Mrs. Herbert Dodge, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Emmett Derby, Hattie Miller, and Mrs. Evie Runnells. E. P. Stansberry visited Teenlum Tuesday. Mary and Daisy Moffatt helped cook for threshers at the Coy Swift home last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Moffatt and Edna, Mary, Daisy, and Roy visited the Wes Scott home Sunday evening. John Shehan stayed at the Wes Scott home Thursday. Daisy Moffatt called on the Harry Brown home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyee Mountain and family of Rock Island, Illinois, are visiting at the Coy Swift home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Ammons
F. D. Ammons
EB. F.stansberry
Herbert Dodge
Charles Brown
Emmett Derby
Hattie Miller
Evie Runnells
E. P. Stansberry
Mary
Daisy Moffatt
Coy Swift
John Moffatt
Edna
Daisy
Roy
Wes Scott
Roscoe Argo
John Shehan
Harry Brown
Local social rounds fill Ottumwa area with visits
Frances Benzine and Fern Thompson hosted a dinner with Theo Thompson family. Many visits span Albion Iowa City Ames Ottumwa Moravia and Flint. Neighbors gathered at Edward Robinson home with ice cream cake for a warm Thursday evening.
Sunday Visitors Fill Wapello Area Gatherings
Scattersburg residents and relatives packed visits around W. J. Irelan and H. T. Gilliland homes. A Adams and various families toured neighbors. Billy Lockman stayed with grandfather J. W. Lockman as Marjorie Roberts visited kin. the group enjoyed a Lake Wapello picnic. Thursday event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Stocker
Mra
Raymond Lockman
Maxine
Billy
Dorothy Jean
W. J. Irelans
Kenneth Blumer
Curtis Tomlin
Billy Lockman
J. W. Lockman
Marjorie Roberts
Keith Roberts
Bill Giltner
Irwin Smith
George Scott
Burdell
Mildred Roberta
Marie Tomlin
Lake Wapello
Community Socials and Homecoming Attendance Noted
Names of local residents and visitors appear in a sequence of social mentions. The report lists gatherings, homecoming events at Iconium and Lake Wapello, and various callers visiting in Albin, Centerville, and nearby areas, highlighting families such as Tarr Hellyer Nash and Rinehart.
PROGRAM KING THEATRE Albia Iowa
The Albia Iowa program lists August showings at the PROGRAM KING THEATRE featuring BULLETS OR BALLOTS August 7 8 STAMPEDE BORDER FLIGHT POPPY and PUBLIC ENEMY'S WIFE HALE FURY screenings with multiple double features and dates August 7 8 11 12 13 plus news notes of social visits threshers hospital stays and local visits among Albia residents and nearby Centerville Ottumwa Oskaloosa and Louila with various households hosting dinners and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Robinson
Joan Blondell
Charles Sthreft
John HoWard
Frances Farmer
Poppy
Pat Otten
Public Enemy
Local Social Notes From Albia And Vicinity
Albia area residents share visits and greetings with friends and relatives. Bobby Morrisey of Albia spends a week at E F Wilsons while Wilbur and Willard Cloyed visit Gene Cloyed and Russell Davis near Hartford. Several neighbors, shoppers, and relatives appear at homes and churches, with Berry Halden honored at a band gathering and Bert Luse celebrated for his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Morrisey
Albia
E. F. Wilson
Wilbur
Willard Cloyed
Gene Cloyed
Russell Davis
Hartford
Lawrence Hopkins
Elvie Hawk
G. E. Lose
Gerald
Myra
Carl Cloyed
Coretta
Cheree Dyphon
Woodward
B. F. Wilson
Sheila Sheldon
Wendell Cloyed
Ruth Johnson
Berry Halden
Homer Wilson
Leon
Local visitors and family gatherings noted around town
Biddle Clarence Dowd and family spent Thursday at Ted Millers. Mrs Roy Elswick and son Don ald visited with each daughter and sister Mrs Dick ner. Rex Wilkening of Sigourney called on Mr and Mrs Fern Wright Sunday evening. Visitors with Mrs Lula Miller attended gallery at Chris Bogarts and Fern Wrights hosted Saturday night for Mrs C J Heady s birthday. Miss Zelda Brown is visiting her sister Mrs Chas. Mary Puiman spent Saturday night and Sunday with daughter Mrs Clarence Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Benzine
Fern Thompson
L. E. Thompson
Theo Thompson
O. S. Miller
Ottumwa
Ed Robinson
Gus Hiatt
M. E. Boardman
Ottumway
Francis Benzine
Albion
T. S. Thompson
Iowa City
Mabel Thompson
Clarence Wilson
Edgar Wilson
Levi, Robinson
A. C. Stafford
Mary Stafford
Miller
Donald Easter
Richard Burton
Clifton Boardman
Sarah Hoadley
Clarence Hackett
Ames
Elwood Stafford
Chase
Earl Boardman
Centerville
Mary Zerbe
Cleo Barnes
Fern Wright
Dick Miller
Stocker-Locke
Albia
Pearl Hiner
Chris Bogart
Sam Bell
Daugter
B. E. Turner
A. G. Turner
Jim Min
Ernest Hiatt
Jim Cline
Delmar Wilson
Allen Boller
Clarence Dowd
Ted Miller
Roy Elswick
Donald
Dickner
Rex Wilkening
Sigourney
Lula Miller
Theo Miller
C. J. Heady
Zelda Brown
Chas
Mary Puiman
Clarence Owens
Enon Families Gather for Ice Cream and Cake
Ed Robinson hosted a Thursday night gathering at their home inviting about 70 people who enjoyed ice cream and cake and socializing. Several locals attended the Lake Wapello dedication while Betty Hiatt stayed with grandparents C. H. Van Dorin and Aunt Cecil Matherly. Geo Reid and family visited Mrs. Reid's father in Russell Indiana after Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Robinson
Enon
Lake Wapello
Betty Hiatt
C. H. van Dorin
Cecil Matherly
Geo .Reid
Roberts reunion and local visits in Ottumwa Sun ny
Mrs Hilbert Roberts attended the Roberts reunion in Ottumwa Sunday with her brother Keith. Mr and Mrs R S Faber Mary Jo and Dean visited A O Van Dorin's Sunday. Mr and Mrs L B VanDorin and gon Louis and Arthur Shaw took dinner at T VanDorin's. They attended the homecoming at Icon ium in the afternoon. Arthur Shaw has gone to drive a truck for a Mr Cooper hauling coal to the north part of the state. Mr and Mrs I J Smith accompanied Mr and Mrs Harold Smith to the lakes for a weeks outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbert Roberts
Roberts
Ottumwa
Marjorie Roberts
Keith
R. S. Faber
Mary Jo
Dean
A. O. VanDorin
I. J. Smith
Harold Smith
Lakes
Moravia and Area Social Roundup on Monday to Sunday
Moravia Route 1 Donald Easter visited with Clifton Boardman on Monday. Mr and Mrs Cass Hamilton and Helen called at Lloyd Browns on Monday. Mr and Mrs M D Watts and two grandchildren Dak and Buddy visited in Mt Ayr over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and children attended the Pence reunion at Main’s Grove Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bert Davis visited Carl Derby’s on Sunday. The Mery Mixers met with Mrs Lloyd Brown Tuesday. Next meeting will be with Jessie Davis and daughter Lois. Several from this vicinity attended the homecoming in Iconium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Easter
Clifton Boardman
Cass Hamilton
Helen
Lloyd, Brown
M. D. Watts
Dak
Buddy
Mt. Ayr
Lloyd Brown
Main’s Grove
Bert Davis
Carl Derby
Jessie Davis
Lois
Iconium
Beaty, Free Families Holiday Visit Notes
Lloyd Beaty spent Sunday evening at Rollie Brown's. Kenneth Free and his wife visited Missouri with his sister Doris for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Beaty
Rollie Brown
Kenneth Free
Missouri
Doris
Rain or Rain Now Says Edgecombe on Fall Garden Planting
Rain or no rain plant the fall garden now says Edgcomb extension horticulturist at Iowa State College. Second plantings of turnips beets carrots string beans celery cabbage and chard should be planted immediately so they will be in the ground ready to grow as soon as rain comes. Seeds for the late garden should be sown on a firm seedbed and planted deeper than in spring. Ground should be rolled after seeding and left alone until rain sprouts the seed. Professor Edgecomb does not advise watering to sprout the seed. Later in August winter radishes and winter onions are best grown before the small multiplier onion sets. Is your subscription due?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Edge
Iowa State College
Professor Edgecombe
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Medora Hawk
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Jim Kaster
George
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Fairfield
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Opal Philby
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Mabel Glad
Mina Luse
Sur- Frigs
Loy Love
Cas
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Carl Tomlin
Jean
T. d. Lase
Udell
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Herman Johnson
Ray Grooms
Flint
Mick
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Mary Shaw
Edward Robinson
Jessie Potts
Nellie Gladfelder
Hope Teaters
Theola
Will Haver
Dell Hellyer
Bert Nash
Robert Tarr
Donald Ferr
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LB Perry
Fioriens
Joe See Easons
Horton P
Are
Robert Emenly Burles
Neal Nash
Bert and Sons
Lew and
Frank Rinehart
King Theatre
Iowa
Frances Dee
Et Donlevy
Hale
Spencer Tracy
Sylvia Sidney
Horton Potts
Gus Luse
Doris Long
Guy McKern
Robert Brown
Donald Nash
Hedge College
B .F. Wilson
Gaylord McDanel
M. E. McDanel
Dwight Weatherly
Corning
Bill Monroe
Lalbia
Albia City Park
Bert Luse
Annalversarten
Biddle
Edgecomb
Ambulance Service
Wapello County Fair Eldon
Tues & Wed
Old Man Gloom
Mr. Sunshine
Gluyas William
Junior
Finney
The
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Ted Lughlin
Ical
Cactus
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Osborne
Ne Mrough
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