Birthday Surprise Honored Mrs Josie Charity At Home
Local notices recount a birthday surprise supper for Mrs Josie Charity hosted by her son Raymond Charity with many relatives visiting from Moulton Druid Canada Centerville and nearby towns. Other items note a home open house for S Sgt and Mrs Dale Hopkins returning from Germany and various family gatherings and travel plans between Centerville Thurman Unionville and Ames Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Charity
Raymond Charity
Clarence Horn
Moulton
James Wilson
Greg
Sheri
Howard Gammel
Druid
Canada
John Wilson
Neal
Frank Wilson
Gary Charity
Joe Horn
Lynn
Anthony
Lana
Clifford Paxston
Ann
John Dodd
Lyle Hopkins
Centerville
Dale Hopkins
Germany
Hopkins
Union Township Social News From F E Roger Area
Union Township notes recap visits and gatherings through the week including Mary Joyce Mullins and Rowena Cox, Loraine Johnson with Rowena, several extended families visiting, a Union Neighbors club picnic at Moravia park with nine members and twenty one children, nominating committee appointed for next year, piano recital at Herschel Johnson home, and many Saturday and Sunday social events across the community with relatives, friends, and church group campers from Wesley Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Joyce Mullins
Rowena Cox
Loraine Johnson
Rowena
Mike Dommer
Roger Kelley
Roger
Russell Kelley
Judy
Hope
Mark
Lawrence Dommer
Donnie Robinson
Jack Hoffman
Burdett Cox
Nyle
Cyril Mullins
Union Neighbors Club
Moravia Park
Betty Johnson
Dora Johnson
Janet Martin
Carrie Boyer
Hazel Cox
Herschel Johnson
Moravia
Harold Fenton
Hhe
Glenys Fenton
Shirley Hendrix
Des Moines
Dale Cox
Dennis Kelley
John Kelley
Will Boyer
Ben Davis
Lukemia
James Farnsworth
Kay Fenton
Farnsworth
MYF
Wesley Chapel
Gaylord Main
Gerald Wilson
Unionville
Indianapolis
Ind
Herschel Kelley
Dean Andrews
Burdette
Janie
Bill Ward
Vina Taylor
Doris Jean Woodward
Henry Koling
Ottumwa
Leo Mike
Randy Dommer
Becky Horn
Lois Kelley
Kay
Otho Fentons
Margaret
Marlys
Kenneth Fenton
Patty
LaVern Horn
Becky
Nadine Dommer
Nancy Ward
Claudia Miller
Hubert Morrow
Moulton
Carl Miller
Craig
Carson
Morrows
Nash Stocker
F. E
Mrs. Hoffman
Danny
Dale
Dick Febers
F. E. Boyer
Birth of a great grandson for Caylor family
Word came this morning of the birth of a great grandson to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Caylor. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Koehler and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Caylor, with great-grandparents Mrs. McCune of Davenport and Mrs. Elmer Caylor of deh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Caylor
Frederick Koehler
Floyd Caylor
McCune
Davenport and
Its
Elmer Caylor
Deh
Udell Community Notes and Family Visits
Udell news records a busy period with 12 members and six visitors at a society meeting near $25 in offerings. Many locals, including Mrs. Nettie Foster, Ruth McCoy, Boysen, Darlene Spring, Linda Moore, and Marlyn Powell, attend.September hostesses to be Carol and Edna Moore. Multiple visits, travel to Mexico Missouri and Chicago, and house preparations surface, with updates on new basements, furnaces, and summer travel. Families such as the Springs, Morlans, and Bryants share gatherings, open houses, and vacation plans as regional social life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saum
Cor
Nettie Foster
Ruth McCoy
Boysen
Darlene Spring
Linda Moore
Marlyn
Powell
Carol
Edna Moore
Alice Spring
Karen Moore
Mexico
Robert Kosloneski
Decatur
Ill
Clarence Powell
Atlanta
Ora Powell
Raymond Hughes
Centerville
Hughes
Colorado
Lionel
Doyle Spring
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Lloyd Selix
Udell
Mae Morian
Sammy Moore
Cecil Morian
Cecils
Frank
Lassie Bennett
Chicago
Loral Bryants
Dennis Jay
Bryants
Alice Jay
Frank Stajcar
Mildred
Joanie Stajcar
Des Moines
California
Oregon
Lionel Spring
Doyle
Alvin Spring
Robert Morlans
James Thurston
Jimmy
Vera Henshaw
Cedar Rapids
Lyle Hopkins
Dale
Germany
Robert Morlan
Harry Wilkinsons
Gary
Maud Fleming
Wellman
Carl Phillips
Plano
Womens Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
Minnie Replogle
Dee Whisler
Josie Stuckey
Zela Saum
Hazel Powell
Mission Fund
Marie Selix
God
Jean Spring
Our National Project
Zola Saum
Anna Marie Selix
Joan Spring
Gwelda Matthews
Rec
Zola
Centerville Residents Visit Neighbors and Guests
Karen Moore works at the Ritz cafe in Centerville. Mr and Mrs Robert Morrow and family of Centerville visited the Harry Wilkinson home Monday evening with Gary staying longer. Kenny Selix spent Monday night at the Dewey Houser home. Mae Morran joined Lorance Morlan for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Germany
Lyle Sidney
Arizona
Hopkins
Tom Robb
Washington
Harry Woodward
Carl Tisue
Ray Lemaster
Thompson
Vernon Lemaster
Des Moines
Ray Chance
Lovilla
Harley Tisue
Ray Argo
Lemasters
Gary Tharp
Smith Tharp
Jacksonville
Florida
Iowa State College
Ames
Ben Tharp
Albia
Almont Main
Carson Jordan
E. C. Caster
Kenneth Johnson
George McDonald
Kansas City
Cody Luse
Mae McDonald
Willard Cloved
Centreville
Carl Cloyed
Wendell
Wilbur
Joe Moore
Raymond Hughes
Billy Moores
Edna Moores
Albert Burkland
Howard Burklands
Udell
Mae Morran
Alvin Springs
Lionel Spring
Darlene
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Lionel
Doyle
L. W. Powell
Colorado Springs
Ted Clark
Centerville
W. E. Spring
Plano
H. B. Spring
Martha Bryant
Visi
Dewey Houser
Dewey Houser, Jr
Knoxville
Bill Spring
Loral Bryant
Carl Whisler
Craig Ream
Long Beach
California
Lorance Morlan
H. 8B. Spring
Karen Moore
Robert Morrow
Harry Wilkinson
Gary
Kenny Selix
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Lyle Jones
Washington, Ill
Virgil Johnson
Robert Gene McClurg
Famiy
Thurman
Paula Jane McClurg
Ronald Jones
Temple City
Mike Lane
ElMont
Terry Ogden
San Diego
Willard Brain
Terry
Cliff Ogden
Misses Marie
Bertha Coulson
Coulson
Centerville Park
Coulson & Burton Insurance
Turner Feneral
Iowa
Miskimins
South Sale Barn
Richey Florists
St. Albis
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Tigger
Trigger
Yal Bray
Coor Stare
America
Union Township
F. E. Roger
R. W. Baird
Gver Stevens Drug Store
High’ Sashabigg
DAVIS
Albla, Lowa
Sran
Louilla
Miami Cement Bridge
Ford Tractor
Ford
Bill) Gross
H.C
John Peterson
Helen Schleier
Timothy Seed
Winpower
Kelly Ryan
Taavelar
TkaveceTte
Veach Implement Co
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