Unionville Notices Spell Out Summer Travels and Local Events
Unionville residents report travel to Cedar Rapids Fairfield Decker Montana and Denver plus visits with relatives. Sunday school party held with light refreshments served by Dolly Cross and Mrs Cross. Local families attended church events and a $1 social at the M E Church with games and sharing of earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Turner
Cedar Rapids
Wiliam Turner
Fairfield
W. R. Elder
Esther
Decker
Montana
Dolly Cross
Will Cross
Virginia Johnson
Lois Cross
John Cross
Nyle Dommer
Max Hopkins
Ruby Mae Cross
Joe Cross
Patty Jones
Doris Morrison
Sunday Social Roundup From Albia Area Homes
Mr and Mrs Karl Espy and children and Dick Hinote spent Friday at the Olin Foster home. Ira Raster spent Sunday night with Bell Kaster who is ill. The Boyers visited Floyd Dykes and others as Virsil Rasters, John Clark, and Olin Foster shared Sunday evenings at various homes. Several families, including the Gladfelder, Kasters, and Elswick clans, were social at nearby residences Sunday. Carlyle Long plans to leave early this week for Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Espy
Dick Hinote
Olin Foster Home
Ira Raster
Bell Kaster
Ira. Boyers
Floyd Dykes
Virsil Rasters
Frank Gladfelders
John Clarks
Robert Kasters
Olin
Henry Fosters
David Gladfelder
Virsil Easter
Olin Fosters
John McDanel
Centerville
Ira Boyer
Paul Richard
Mary Boyer
Maude Boyer
Bell Whicker
Julia Fisk
Grover Kastern
Geo. Boyers
Robert Kastern
Reunion and social calls across multiple families
Blue Front Marve Lockman attended the Lockman reunion Sunday at the Fred Callen place. Van Long plowed for Chance Savely Saturday. Gus Main called at the Van Long I place Sunday afternoon. Ray Lemasters were in Albin Saturday. The Ben Jones family attended the Main reunion Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams are doing chorea for Ben Jones while they are away. Casa Hamilton called at Frank Hamilton a Saturday afternoon. John Van Zantes were Centerville callers Saturday. Ray Lemasters spent Sunday at, Walter Lemasters. Jeff Patricks were Moravia callers Saturday, Jim Moores were at Elbert Moores Saturday. Mrs. Planta and Raymond spent ,Sunday at Grant Tadlocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marve Lockman
Lockman
Fred Callen
van Long
Chance Savely
Gus Main
van Long I
Ray Lemasters
Albin
Ben Jones
Raymond Williams
Casa Hamilton
Frank Hamilton
John van Zantes
Centerville
Walter Lemasters
Jeff Patricks
Moravia
Jim Moores
Elbert Moores
Mrs. Planta
Raymond
Grant Tadlocks
Notice of Final Report in Estate of C Jacob Young
Emma Young Administratrix files final report in Appanoose County Iowa district court. Hearing set for August 26 1995 at 10:00 AM to discharge duties unless objections are filed. Dated August 1 1986. Attorney Miller Everett Miller represents estate. August 8 15 notices printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Young
District Court of
Appanoose County
Towa
Referee's Sale of Appanoose County Real Estate
C M McFatridge will sell at public auction the described parcels in Appanoose County Iowa. The sale is at 10 AM on August 31 1985 at the south door of the Centerville Court House with cash payments required. W B Hayes is the attorney for the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. McFatridge
Appanoose County
Iowa
Township
Range
Range 16
Towg
Court House
Centerville
C.M. McFatridge
Lockman Reunion Attended by Fairfield Guests
White Dove Mrs Org Salts and daughter Maxine of Fairfield spent the weekend with sister Mrs Fred Callen for the Lockman reunion. Mr and Mrs Ben Blumer and eo Don were in Moravia Saturday. Mrs Nevada Lockman spent a few days with Levi Robin Charles and John Grey of Melcher are visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs E Cummins. R Ms and Mrs Elmer Arnold were Moravia callers Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Org Salts
Maxine
Feirfield
Fred Callen
Lockman
Ben Blumer
Eo Don
Moravia
Nevada Lockman
Levi Robin- Charles
John Grey
Melcher
E. Cummins
Elmer Arnold
Long Family Gatherings Noted in County
Mr and Mrs James Long and daughter Ruth and son Carlyle Long and wife apant last Wednesday at the D W Hayes home near Sigourney. Mrs Ceril Parcel was an Albia caller Friday afternoon. Oliver Blawick spent Saturday night at the Jess Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Long
Ruth
Carlyle Long
Apant
D. W. Hayes
Sigourney
Ceril
Oliver Blawick
Jess Smith
Local Social News From Story City And Albia
Brompton Mr and Mrs John Clayton and daughters and Eva Boardman visited Melbourne Clayton in Story City Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs O B Miller and Elwood Stafford were business callers in Albia last week. W C Bivin and family and Chester Sandera and family called at the M E Boardman home Sunday evening. Mike Bokras visited the Chas Horn home Sunday. Dorothy Boardman had her tonsil removed at Albia hospital Tuesday morning and she is staying with her aunt Mrs M E Boardman. Leo Stafford called at the Bates home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clayton
Eva Boardman
Melbourne
Clayton
Story City
Miller
Elwood Stafford
Albia
W. C. Bivin
Chester Sandera
M. E. Boardman
Mike Bokras
Chas
Horn
Dorothy Boardman
Albia Hospital
Leo Stafford
Bates
Local Social Visits Bow to East Des Moines Area
Douglas Salem and family visited Sunday at the Boyd Besse home near Exline. Amos Spring visited Thursday evening at Harold Spring home. Harold Fenton of Iconium is ill at his parents’ home. Jesse Walker and children called at Lee Walker home Thursday evening. Salem Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Dell Wilson and had a program led by Mrs. Criddlebaugh. Next meeting with Mrs. Harley Burton on Sept. 5. John Claxton and sons from Centerville visited relatives nearby. Luther Minnick ill after heat exposure in the hay mow last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Stevena
Boyd Besse
Exline
Amos Spring
Harold Spring
Harold Fenton
Near
Iconium
Jesse Walker
Jhhildren
Lee Walker
Salem Ladies Aid
Dell Wilson
Criddlebaugh
Local social visits and church events noted
Urbana August Stafford of Des Moines visited the C S Miller home while Spencer Wilson of Phoenix called Sunday evening to see Mrs McCoy and Max. Rev Fuller of Ottumwa filled a Sunday night appointment at Brompton church. Bill Hoadley has mine work north of Blakenburg. Mrs McCoy and Dole Smith spent Thursday evening with Gertrude Schoech in Burg. Spencer Cloyed is in. A neighbors’ gathering at the M E Boardman home Sunday celebrated Mrs Boardman’s milestone with a fine dinner and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Stafford
Des Moines
C. &S. Miller
Spencer Wilson
Phoenix
Ariz
McCoy
Max
Rev. Fuller
Ottumwa
Brompton
Bill Hoadley
Blakenburg
Dole Smith
Gertrude Schoech
Burg
Spencer Cloyed
M. E Boardman
Fall from haymow injures Omega Lawrence Ward
Omega Lawrence Ward fell from the haymow last week and sustained bad bruises and shock. The report mentions social visits by Gomer Stocker, Este Lockman, Mrs. Ray Lockman, and Phyllis I at various Ottumwa locations, church attendance at Pleasant Valley, and a McCumber family reunion with relatives. The Fairview sugar mine event was noted for Sunday Aug 8 at the Fairview school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ward
Gomer Stocker
Este Lockman
Ottumwa
Ray Lockman
Phyllis I
J. R. Lockmans
Elbert Stocker
Des Moines
Gomes Stockers
Pleasant Valley
Ata Bentrude
Daughters
Waterloo
McCumber
G. E. McCumber
Fairview
Union Township
Rollie Carter
Elmer Hendersons
Evening social notes from Salem and nearby towns
Salen residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of social calls. Mrs Don Hellyer and daughters Helen and Hazel helped with threshers’ dinner. several local families visited, supper guests, hospital news, and weekend visits spread across Salem Centerville Moravia Oskaloosa and Buckeye Arizona. Notable names include Mrs Perry Floriene Tarr Jens Gladfelder Guy McKern Kenneth Gladfelder and Albia Junior College figures John Chambers and Dale Carts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hellyer
Helen
Hazel
Perry
Floriene
Jens Gladfelder
Guy McKern
Kenneth Gladfelder
Centerville
Thomas Howell
Edward McCord
Burton Tarr
Patty
Dorothy
F. A. Tarr
Jacob Firkins
Jack
Kathryn Argo
F. A
Charles Stanley
Elva Tenant
Ted
Beverly Hills
California
Horton Potts
Leater Way
Buckeye
Arizona
Floriene Perry
Moravia
Mildred McLennan
Ella Funkhouser
Eckert Argo
D. B. Hellyer
George
Clark
Ben Whitehead
Clarence
Donald
Potts Reunion Attendees Share Sunday at Will Davis Home
Harry Woodward and family, Bur ston Tarr and family, Wendl Coul son and family, Andrew Sytsma and family, Gus Tisue and family, Mr. and Mrs. Horton Potts, Mrs. Elva Tenant and son Ted joined the Potts reunion at Will Davis home on Sunday. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Guy McKern and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gladfelder with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gladfelder. Gus Tisue and family. Bert Rineshart and family. Dell Hellyer’s residents were visited Sunday evening. Newt Long and Jean spent the evening with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Woodward
Burston Tarr
Wendl Coulson
Andrew Sytsma
Gus Tisue
Horton Potts
Elva Tenant
Ted
Potts
Will Davis
Guy McKern
Jess Gladfelder
Dave Gladfelder
Bert Rineshart
Dell Hellyer
Newt Long
Jean
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Hicks
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Rev. Smith
Charley Howard
Gon. Delbert
Mra
Harl Underwood
Fred Rowe
R. C. Rowe
Kansas City
Burlington
A. S. Dukes
Marengo
L. G. Wisgerhot
Ralph Elder
W. A. Elder
Denver
Cole
Billings
O. Carr
Neil Carr
Claude Carr
Marjorie Barker
Allerton
Loren Alden
Carl
Amanda Miller
Mildred Miller
Jerry Wilcox
New York
Wilcox
Rona
Margaret
Ruth Ann Selman
Oskville
L. C. Wiliams
Della Harrington
Herman Amend
Bud Thompson
Scott
Veitch
Misa Beatrice Selix
Lyon
M. E
Turner & Son
Smith & Veach Drug Store
T. J. Luse
Calle
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Mid-West Renderin Co
Boyer Ridge
Otis Seals
Viola Garrison
Beverly
Ada
Neva Harsh
Cecil Parcel
Oliver Elswick
Carol Dean
J. W. Elswick
Troy Ferguson
Cecil
Oregon
Mia
Leo Smith
C. Jacob Young
Deccas
Everett & Miller
Douglas Salem
Urbana
Omega
Salem
R. R. Pennington
Asetier
Exq-In Chemical Co
Grand Avenue
Cottage Grove Arcer
Yours Truly
M. Hartness
Ex-Q-Ii Chemical Co
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Ex-Q-In
Ex-Q-In Co
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