Old Settlers reunion and local social notes brief
Old Settlers reunion planned for Thursday August 1 with M E Ladies Aid serving a dinner. Community updates include visits by Emma Dean of Trenton and Moravia residents Harriett Minses Halden Helen Townsend, 4 H Club Demonstration Day August 20 at Centerville, and various family visits. Funeral of Frank Smith in Morning Sun noted for cause and age 59 with interment at Taylor cemetery. many local names referenced in a long community news roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
M. E. Ladies Aid
Emma Dean
Trenton
Frank Gate
Frank Smith
Port Madison
M. E
H.W. Munster
Morning Sun
Alice Gerlach
Phillips
Grace
Marie
Leonel Srolth
Albig
Donald of
Moulton
Weekend visits and local farming chatter in Scatterburg
Mrs Alice Large visited her sister Mrs T T Lockman for a few days. Mr Watt and Joe Schosch bought lambs in the area. Dad Adams was a Moravia caller Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Tomlin and child from Nebraska visited at Wm Tomlin's that day. Sunday School attendance was good and Glen Adams visited home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Large
T. T. Lockman
Watt
Joe Schosch
Dad Adams
Joe Tomlin
Nebr
Tomlin
Bill Kelan
Jeff Taylor
Glen Adams
Maple Grove Sunday Social and Local Visits
The J L Dodd family attended a Sunday School picnic at Udell. Edward Points was in Moravia on Friday. H E B Glick visited M B McDonel's home Sunday. Burl Arnold dislocated his elbow last week. The McDonels and daughters Wilma and Orphs hosted visitors Monday. Logan Strunk and sons visited the Dodd home Monday. Mr and Mig Jin Broshar and daughter Jean spent Sunday at Harry Pabst's. The Callen family attended the Wilson monument at Ishnega home Sunday. Clarence Miller and family gathered at Hilvy Callen's Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dodd
Udell
Edward Points
Moravia
H. EB. Glick
M. B. McDonel
Burl Asnold
M. E. McDonel
Wilma and
Orphs
J. &. Callin
Logan Strunk and Sons
Miller family notes and Sunday visits in Centerville
Vera Rah of Centerville called on Sylvia Hart Sunday and attended Sunday School. Mr and Mrs John Tadlock and Mr and Mrs David Caylor and Mrs Ose Wood were visitors at the Tadlock home. August Koehler and Fredric spent Sunday in Ottumwa. James Creach family visited Hugh Adams. Baker Medicine Man traveled through the area Monday. Floyd Wood did chores for Claudina McGrew Monday night and Tuesday during a trip to Fort Madison and Reokuk. Sylvia Hart visited Clem Cross Tuesday morning. Edith Hangesheiner of Eddyville stayed a few days last week with August Koehler. Ladies Aid met at the church Thursday. John Knight and Benny visited Aaron Campbell Sunday. George Hudgens of Kansas visited his niece Mrs W N Miller early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Sarah Smith
Earth Time
Taylor
Emery
George Hudgens
Northwest
Kansas
W. C. Hudgens
M. E
Ehmer Hawk
Claudius Miller
Bor
Mex
Elmer Smiley
Grandma West
Narry Sanders Hay
Henry Nansen
Cecil Canter
J. C. Morrison
Centerville
H. M. Bowers
Chicago
New York City
Niagart Falls
Denver
Cols
Grace Smith
Albia
Frank Harrison
Dumont
Iowa
Vern Ahrens
E. A. Powers
Russell Bagby
Des Moines
H. L. Dukes
Joe Simpson
Moulton
Fred Stanley
Moravia
A. Stanley
Poy
McDaniel
Iconium
Will Wood
Ira Rebb
Claudina McGrew
Fort Madson
Reokuk
Sylvia Hart
Clem Cross
Edith Hangesheiner
Eddyville
Wns
Koehler
Ladies Aid of Miller
John Knight
Bennie
Aaron Campbell
W. N. Miller
Mins Nanny McCrory Visits Centerville Relatives
Centerville notes show MT. PLEASANT visitors and locals visiting family homes over two weeks. Residents including Woodcocks Hawking Callens Buckingham and Browns share Sunday and Monday visits at parental and other hosts, with several households hosting and stopping by throughout the period.
Hazel College and Community Notes From Moravia Area
Mrs Q G Sincox of Galva and Ella Cain of Albia plus Ruth Johnson of Moravia were callers at the Grant Sincox home Monday afternoon. Ed Johnsons visited at the O A Johnson home Sunday. Gertude Brain of Washington DC stays with Albert Brain. Erwin Lincox and son Clair spent Sunday with Cy Jones. Andrew Sytsma visited his family. E C Caster and family attended Sunday School in Moravia. Harold Davis and son visited with Maxine Jones and E G Sinax. Albert Brain and son Earl hauled funds to Moravia Monday. Doyle Luse was a Moravia caller Monday. Mrs J H Schreiner shopped in Centerville Saturday. Mrs Mary Treat Davis sold household goods and will move to Ava Missouri. Insect bites and poison ivy noted in a brief Ungulntine reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. G. Sincox
Galva
Iowa
Ella Cain
Albia
Ruth Johnson
Moravia
Grant Sincox
Ed Johnson
O. A. Johnson
Gertude Brain
Washington, D. C
Albert Brain
Erwin Lincox
Clair
Cy Jones
Andrew Sytsma
Home Folka
E. C. Caster
Io Moravia
Harold Davis
Gon. i
Maxine Jones
E.G. Sinaox
Earl
Doyle Luse
Baby Chicks for Sale From Purebred Breeders
Purebred English Barrons and White Leghorn chicks offered at $4.75 per hundred postpaid Browsee 10 per hundred Ansonas Sheppard Strain best sayer $11 Rhode Island Reds $11 Plymouth Rocks $11.50 White Rocks $22 per hundred. All chicks guaranteed strong and purebred Postage charges paid Hive delivery policy. Replacement for dead chicks with postmaster statement.
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Ansonas
Sheppard Strain
Best Sayers
Rhode Idland
Plymouth Rocks
White Rocks
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WIRE
Ataia
Union Ville
Harriett, Halden
Helen Townsend
Amen
Ira Robb
A. Senger
Senger
R. A. Maisler
R. E
Buckmaster
Firkins
A. D. Stanley
Ershere
Margaret Miller
Oletha Traxler
Joice
Plitt
Sirs
Will Laws
Pauline
George
Jersey
Wv Morst
Parry
Maple Grove
MT. Pleasant
Nanny McCrory
E. E. Woodcock
C. C. Woodcock
Betty
Woodcock
Adde Robinson
Harold Clark
van Lemaster
Audrey
Orrin Callen
Mildred
Florence Brown
A. G. Hawking
Stalin Brown
Adda Robinson
Ken
Henry
Lemaster
Charles Brown
Forest Glick
Loren Buckingham
W. H. Callens
Vet Callen
G. H. Sweet
Turaday
Stella Brown
Howard Bessos
Parental DeLong
Lloyd Clark
Gilbert Callen
Ebert Moore
Florence
Mildred Brown
Maria Clark
W. H
BB Hazel College
J. H. Schreiner
Mary Treat Davis
Ava
Kline
Oldeat
Albia, Iowa
L. L. Smith Piano Co
R. C. Link Studio
North Side Square
J. F. Irwin Coal Co
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