Community notes from Iconium area and surrounding towns
Several local families visit for social gatherings and church events. Ronald Landgriebe wed Theola Teater at the Christian church while Lardgriebe family formerly of Des Moines sends best wishes. Community Day at the Methodist Church draws a large crowd and brings visitors from Ottumwa and Burlington as neighbors share meals and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Matsler
Canyon
Texas
Lissie Kelsey
A. J. Brown
Laura Dicks
Beryl Brown
Jay Argo
Matsler
Shriatian
Tconium
Marcia Thompson
Nellie Thompson
Lizzie
Kelsey
C. E. Cole
Bert Rinehart
Ronald Landgriebe
The
Christian Church
Lardgriebe
Theola Teater
A. C. Vosburgh
Carrie Turner
Paul Harrington
Jack Penfield
Paul Cridlebaugh
LeRoy Brown
Sheryl
Kenneth Brown
Francis Frame
Sons
Newton
Neil Penfield
Greg Penfield
Maude Whitehead
Dewey Lark
Fam
Vosburgh and Derby Family Social Roundup
Mrs Emmett Derby hosts and visits fill a week with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Roy Sheldon and family shared Sunday dinner with the Derbys, others visited Clayton Sheldon, Theresa Brown helped with threshers dinner, and W S C S attendees included Maxine Sheldon Thelma Calhoun and Hattie Miller. Emmett Derby worked in Fort Dodge and returned home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sheldon
Emmett Derby
George Hammond
Russell Frame
Clayton Sheldon
Theresa Brown
Dorothy Pieckerell
Maxine Sheldon
Thelma Calhoun
Hattie Miller
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Earl Swift
Carolyn
Lioyd Ammons
Seymour
Dorothy Pickerell
Clara Brown
Beryl Brown
Deanna Sheldon
Fred Argo
Esther Murphy
Rosie Derby
Karen Rose
Monte Lynn
Mike Turner
Susan
And
Haver Free
Wayne Thompson
Bruce
Marcia
Fern Callen
Wayne Aramons
Burlington
Lou Free
Ottumwa
al Derby
Illinois
Bert Vosburgh
Bussey
Bruce and Mrs Haver Free Spend Night with Grandparents
Mrs Haver Free and Bruce stayed the night with Bruce's grandparents, a detail noted in the family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Haver Free
Bruce
Fairview News From Farm Bureau Choir and Local Visits
The Ottumwa Farm Bureau Choir members met for an all day gathering. Nearby visits include Elmer Lockman and Roy VanCleaf in Guthrie Center and numerous family arrivals at Lockman and Gilliland homes. Several relatives traveled, illnesses appeared, and local outings featured a Drive In theater and Buell Taylor’s air tour of his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ward
Marie Coltrain
Ottumwa
Farm Bureau
Elmer Lockman
Roy VanCleaf
Guthrie Center
Marjorie Smith
J. B
Leah
California
Bert Drake
Darlene Dallam
Judy
Margo
Roy Gilliland
Carl Hiatt
Tom Robb
Washington
Iowa
Linda Hiatt
Mamie Easter
Larry
Gus Hiatt
Roger Gideon
Dows
J. C. Lockman
Janie Ward
Albia
Nancy
Lloyd Lockman
J.C. Lockman
Walter Gideon
Mystic
Gordon Young
Miley Lockman
Burdette Ward
Doris Nelson
Bloomfield
Howard -Proctor
Buell Taylor
Harold Taylor
Albia Hospital
Bertha Gilliland
May Benson
Steve Gilliland
Marve Lockman
Kathy
Troy Lockman
Glen Lockman
Price Gideon
Moravia
John Huber
Blakesburg
Otha Taylor
Centerville
Buell
Hosea Gilliland
Jean
Jay
Kathryn Foster Weds Basil Martin At Grace Tabernacle
Kathryn Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Foster of near Mystic became the bride of Basil Martin son of Mr and Mrs Frank Martin of Melrose Saturday at 7 pm at Grace Tabernacle Church Centerville with Dr Hugh Sawyer officiating The bride wore a blue suit and the groom a brown business suit Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Sulser A reception followed at the bride’s parents home Attendance at Sunday School was 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Foster
Gerald Foster
Mystic
Basil Martin
Frank Martin
Melrose
Grace Tabernacle Church
Centerville
Hugh Sawyer
John Sulser
Local visits and social calls reported across Centerville area
Daily social notes list visits and calls among residents including Betty Lou Taylor Georg Curtis Mansel Tarbell and others. Several pairs and families are noted visiting at homes in Centerville and surrounding towns with updates on hospital and camp arrivals. A paid brief promotes a Marriage Map feature in New American Weekly tied to Sun Herald American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New American Weekly
Sunday Herald
U. S
Cen+ sug
American Weekly
Chicago Herald-American
DANDY LTH STAPLER AND TOOLS ADVERTISEMENT
A compact sale listing offers a Swingline Tot 60 stapler and a small pocket knife sized item. Staples or tacke items marketed for home or school use weigh in with 1,000 staples priced at 9 9 cents, other staples up to 7.50 dollars. Items are labeled not toys and available at the Union office.
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Mra
Methodist Church
Iconium
Lorraine
Grey Penfield
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
Hotel Annex
Lawa
Members of Love
Associatio
Appanoase
Iowa State Fair
Geven Terrific
Lens
Thrill Folie
Inv
Werdere
Beorivs. Iaill
Rotea
Pc 'Barnesa
Seemi
Des Moines
Wiei
Canaan
Fairview
Milledgeville
Foster-Martin
Ray Swanson
Roy Sulser
Bert Vickroy
G. A. Vickroy
Charley Cross
Janice Kay
Larry Vickroy
Booth
Necehi Sewing Machine
Sale Pavilion
Albia Sales Co
H. C. Peterson & Sond
Paul Morehead
Betty Lou Taylor
Tom Massman
G. A
Hurley Davis
Richard Davis
Georgia
Dallas Davis
Pennsylvania
Turday
G. A. Vickrey
Helen Taylor
Peoples Abstract & Title Co., Inc
Henterville National Bank
Meredith R. Griffing
Floral Designs Funeral Sprays
Richey Florists
Davis County Fair
Boyle
Joe Howard
Swenson
Moravia Union
Union
Appanoose and
Monroe Counties
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