Local and Personal Notices From Des Moines to Albia
Supt William Young visited Des Moines Tuesday while W L Palmer has been sick for a week. Mrs Bruce Gardner spends the week with her husband at Peru Iowa. Mrs Smith Tharp and son visit B Tharp home in Albia this week. Harriett Lee Main visits Knox ville friends. Mr and Mrs Harold Button of Knoxville were Sunday visitors. Mrs William Young and D K Orelup were in Des Moines Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Y W Tracy and George went to Rochester Minn Monday. The DuValls and McNabb spent Monday with relatives in Newtown Mo. Watts Reich and Halden spent Wednesday in Albia. Miss Kathryn Bullard and Miss Betty Free visit Amy Lockman in Moravia. Mrs Dille returns from Ottumwa visit. Condra family reunion at Center ville park Centerville. Hammond reunion in Albia. Cory of Sioux Falls visits D K Orelup. Andersons of Albia visit with Edgar Simmons and ra. Edd Veach returns to Des Moines after two weeks with her father. Mrs J E Sharp Blomgren Staley of Centreville visit here. Georgianna Winsler visits Pearl Broshar Centerville. Wilsons near Blakesburg host Sunday. Gashwilers visit Novinger Mo. Womens Missionary Society meets 2 p m Friday at United Brethren church. Forrest Main leads lesson. Will Gardner visits Mullenix at Hedrick. Martha Gardner stays for extended visit. J W Halden returns from Gravity. Will Gardner and others host Sunday dinner. Eddie Anderson and sons visit with Kenneth Condra family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
Des Moines
W. L. Palmer
Aick
Bruce Gardner
Peru
Iowa
Smith Tharp
B. Tharp
Albia
Harriett Lee Main
Knoxville
Harold Button
D. K. Orelup
Y. W. Tracy
George
Rochester
Minn
C. D. DuVall
Bill McNabb
Newtown
H. E. Watts
F. A. Reich
H. W. Halden
Kathryn Bullard
Mise Betty Free
Mystic
Amy Lockman
Moravia
Mary Dille
Willie Dille
Ottumwa
Kenneth Condra
Condra
Centerville Park
Centerville
Fred Hammond
Max
Viola
Hattie Hammond
Hammond
Francia Cory
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Gail Anderson
Edgar Simmons
Edd Veach
Allen Hiatt
J. E. Sharp
Jim Blomgren
B. S. Staley
Cernterville
Georgianna Winsler
Pearl Broshar
Bill] Wilson
Blakesburg
John Gashwiler
Gashwiler
Novinger
Womens Missionary Society
Unitéd’ Brethren Church
Forrest Main
Will Gardner
George Mullenix
Hedrick
Henry Burmeister
Gravity
O. D. DuVall
Harry DuVall
Steve Brown
Eddie Anderson
Norman, Eldon
Merrill
Dickens
Maple Grove Community Notes Chronicle Small Town Life
Rain last Thursday evening cheered Maple Grove residents. Local gatherings include Berniece Johnson in Center ville, the Main reunion attended by Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woodward, and Virgil Johnson's Missouri visit with family. Gene Gladfelder visited Virgil Broshar. the Dodd home hosted a birthday dinner for Ruth Broshar with relatives present. Judy Canova and Joe B. Brown headlined at King Theatre Albia in Joan of Ozark with Men of Texas cast. Various visits, dinners, and trips to Des Moines, New Sharon, and Moline are noted alongside health update on Mrs. Arlene Meed post operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Johnson
Centerville
Clair Woodward l
Virgil Johnson and Sons
Missouri
Gene Gladfelder
Virgil Broshar
Maxine
Charlotte
Lois Joan Scott
Helen Felton
J. L. Dodd
John Broshar
Ted Broshar
Ruth Broshar
J. R. Foster
Robert Foster
Kenneth Gladfelder
Song
Lew Hiner
Pearl
Geraldine
Johnny
Eugene Main
Carol Ann
Gertie Boyer
Guy Johnson
Walter Scott
Imogene Tadlock
Arlene Arnold
Des Moines
Phyllis Pollard
Pauline Broshar Ig
Clarence Dowd
Judy Canova
Joe BH. Brown
King Theatre
Albia
Joan of Ozark
Robert Stack
Brad Craw
Ted Miller
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Albia Rendering Co
R. C. Valentine Co
Marshalltown
Swaim's
Clarence Er
Maple Grove
John Veach
Frank Veach
Grant Everman
Nancy
Barton
Perry Phillips
Mia
Paul Phillips
Connie
Moline, Til
N.G. Wilson
Major Hiatt
California
Hiete
Ivah Gibbs
Seymour
Jack Sprat
SUN Brite Cleanser
Napine
Eneral
Bacon
BIG Smith
Toxe Wean
Turner & Son
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