Enon Obituary and Community Notes Focus on Loss and Gatherings
Don Stevenson age 15 of Cortois Mo. was killed in an auto accident prompting sympathy to Mr and Mrs Nasalroad and families. The column also records new baby Kimberly McDanel born in Ottumwa, multiple visits, weddings, and family gatherings across Ottumwa Albia Moravia and Detroit with numerous relatives shown attending events and visiting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gano Nasalroad
Don Stevenson
Cortois
Nasalroad
Terry Schoolen
Ottumwa
Virginia Strong
Ottumwa Hospital
Faul O'Deal
Martha
Brian
Plancy Klampe
Melvin McDanel
Kimberly McDanel
Teresa
Pat
Pam Lockman
Orlando Bailey
Bloomfield
Kenny Estlack
Don Blumer
Eldred Estlack
Jane
Roger Gideon
Detroit
Mich
J. C. Lockman
N. L. Nasal Road
Troy Lockman
Lawrence Dommer
Mike
LaVerne Horn
John Kelley
Oskaloosa
Dallas Faber
Nadine
Roddy
Bobby Klampe
Randy Dommer
Susan Crabtree
Carla McBride
Local social notes and visits around Ottumwa
Mrs. Bethel McDonald visited Eva Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Plannebecker hosted friends. Leslie Anderson from California arrived to visit W. C. Anderson family in Ottumwa. Various couples spent Sunday evening with friends, and Tracy Pfannebecker celebrated with eight girls for her birthday. Orville Lemaster, hospitalized in Cheyenne after a stroke, was reported by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel McDonald
Eva Tucker
Cliff Plannebecker
Larry Plannebecker
Leslie Anderson
California
Ottumwa
W. C. Anderson
Ernest Hiatt
Guy McDanels
Theo Miller
Ernie Tucker
Ted Campbell
Grace Main
Herb Boblenz
Carl Boblenz
Gene Stober
Roscoe Pennington
Scott Tucker
Tracy Pfannebecker
Hazel Cline
Clifford Belzer
Albia
Harley Tisue
Orville Lemaster
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Perry Mikels
Gerald Mikels
St. Joseph Hospital
Community Notes from Iowa City Visit
Mr and Mrs Guy Argo and Don ald and Sherri and Susan Coltrain were in Iowa City Sunday. They report Wess Hiatt going well and they also saw Mrs Leonard Palmer and the Kenneth matts. ir and wirs Garis Bogart and Mr and Mrs Theo Miller called on Mr and Mrs Lute Hiatt Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Argo
Donald
Sherri
Susan Coltrain
Iowa City
Wess Hiatt
Leonard Palmer
Kenneth Matts
Wirs
Garis Bogart
Theo Miller
Lute Hiatt
Local Social Notes From Mount Pleasant and Surrounding Areas
Southeast Iowa Coop Electric Assoc meeting in Mount Pleasant. weekly visits and social calls across Corydon Centerville Ottumwa Moravia and Des Moines. Notable attendees include Hazel Hellyer Clarence Whitehead and the Jennings family with multiple visits to the Dell Hellyer home and a wedding reception at Moravia Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Iowa Coop Electric Assoc
Mount Pleasant
Clarence Whitehead
Hazel Hellyer
Faye Platt
Centerville
Tusday
Robert Jennings
Terry Rose
Delbert Calhoun
George Hellyer
Karol Ann
Della Jennison
Dell Hellyer
Jack Jackson
Louisiana
Jackson
Hellyers
Wayne County Fair
Corydon
Harry Jennings
Clarence van Dorin
Ilinois
Judy Cochran
Lester Cochran
Judy
Chet Ku
James Wilson
Kenneth John‘Son
Ottumwa Hospital
Jake Firkins
Floyd Miller
Kellogg
Prough
Rowley
Tubaugh
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Floyd Pence
Cloyg Brown
Ed Johnson
Albia
Andy Mosley
Marilyn Barber
Jack Long
Moravia Methodist Church
Monnie Rose
Des Moines. Mrs. Rose
Terry
Harry
Gary Jennings
Vosbur By Mrs. Dick Brown Vosbur By Mrs. Dick Brown run
Constance Thompson visited her aunt Fern Callen from Tuesday to Thursday. Claude Sheldon hosted Tuesday supper with guests including Jimmie and Claude’s birthday celebration. Various local families joined greetings and visits through midweek and weekend. A MYF ice cream social drew many residents, and a wedding in Ottumwa Saturday connected Larry Wilkin and Sharon Antolik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Thompson
Fern Callen
Clayton Sheldon
Linda
Jimmie
Claude Sheldon
Russell
Claude
Delbert Calhoun
Richard
MYF
Truxton Dicks
Edith Callen
Dick Brown
Brad
Wayne Christy
Wayne Thompson
Russell Brown
Aubrey Christy
Roy Argo
Jim MecAninch
Larry Wilkin
Sharon Antolik
Ottumwa
Woodcock golden wedding anniversary trip noted
Edith Callen accompanied by Mr and Mrs Elbert Moore Mrs Charles Turner and Myra traveled to Stanchfield Minnesota to attend the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Earl Woodcock. They left Saturday and will return Monday. Mr and Mrs Paul Jordan visited the Dick Brown home Sunday afternoon. Sunday visitors at Clayton Sheldon included Allie Argo Addie Sheldon and Mr and Mrs Claude Sheldon. Carol Calhoun spent Sunday at the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Callen
Elbert Moore
Charles Turner
Myra
Stanchfield
Minn
Earl Woodcock
Paul Jordan
Dick Brown
Clayton Sheldon
Allie Argo
Addie Sheldon
Claude Sheldon
Carol Calhoun
Social Sunday Visits in Russell and Albia Areas
Sunday activities clustered around Russell and Albia as families gathered for visits and meals. George Rinehart hosted, with the Shorts and Wake families staying on to visit. Marie Woodman and her mother joined Russell Brown and others for an afternoon call and Sunday supper at Aubrey Christy’s home amid local picnics and visits to Joe Mitchell’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Marcia
Constance Thompson
Forrest Wake
Lewis Rinehart
Merle Shorts
George Rinehart
Mrs. Shorts
Marie Woodman
John Free of
Russell
Russell Brown
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Enon
Nancy Klampe
Jack Hoffman
Trenton McDanel
Mervin
Moravia Park
Dallag Faber
Norma Lee
Don Klampe
Dean Faber
Dennis and Terry
Genevie Kaling
Bessie Donovan
John Wood
Bill Barnes
Ruben Faber
Monroe County Hospital
Albia City
Roscoe
Ill
Bill Rogers
Bill Turner
Geraldine
Jodie
J. Co
Lockman
UNIST
Claude Hawk
Agent National Bank
Iowa
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optemetrist
N. Malin
Dial
Grismore Sewing Center
Albia Sales Co., Inc
Sale Pavilion
Don Peterson
John Peterson
Moravis
Tom Koffman
Paul Morehead
Ph. Hed
Salem Gy Nage Nevyer
THE
Kk News
Appanoose
Manuree Counties
Vosbur
Mrs
Turner & Son
Doyle Christy
Fred Christy
Albia Park
Joe Mitchell
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Ford Service
General Motor
Brices Motor Co
Ford
Firestone
Oehler Bros
Firestone Stores
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