Urbana and Vicinity Club Notes and Reunions
Otha DuVall visited daughter Mrs. W A Wilson. The Wednesday club met Aug 17 at Mary King’s. Katie Davis elected vice president as Edith Widener leaves. Next meeting Aug 31 at Stella Lockman’s. Boosters program at Urbana Center schoolhouse drew a good crowd with Reid, Plum, Lineweaver and Hawk. Hawk re-elected township director. Robison reunion planned for Aug 21 with leaders named. next reunion set for Aug 1939 at Mrs. R B McAlister’s home. Shirley Ann Walsh returned to Des Moines after summer with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha DuVall
W. A. Wilson
H. H. King
R. A. Faber
Mary King
Katie Davis
Edith Widener
Stella Lockman
Chas, Horn
Floyd Lockman
Urbana Boosters
Urbana Center
C.R. Sandifer
Minnesota
Robinson
Albia
Levi Robinson
Geo. and
Ralph
Unionville
Howard Robinson
Malvern
Ellis Robinson
Ottumwa
T. E. Robinson
Elkhead
Roscoe Bailey
Laura Bailey
Edward Robinson
W. V .McAlister
R. B. McAlister
J. J. Smith
W. M. Giltner
George McGilvery
Moravia Couple Visits and Local Socials
Moravia area residents report social visits as Mr and Mrs Junior Mason spent days with Harold Mason and family. Lloyd Brown and Jerry joined Ralph Davis for a Sunday, Carl Derby hosted a family gathering, Homer Hamilton helped Carl Van Zante, and Leslie Plants visited Udell. Harold Mason and Pearl Broshar drove Junior Mason to Ottumwa. Ivan Harsh and Betty Lou joined Lloyd Brown for supper. Sleeping sickness affects many horses and colts locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Mason
Harold Mason
Lloyd Brown
Jerry
Ralph Davis
Carl Derby
Jers Derby
Homer Hamilton
Carl van Zante
Leslie Plants
Udell
Pearl Broshar
Ottumwa
Ivan Harsh
Betty Lou
Local residents share visits and outings across town
Salem area residents and neighbors including Leonard Perry family Edna Nash and Elbert, Raymond Perry, Bill Long, Lloyd Johnson, Hazel Hellyer, Dorathy Hellyer and others spent time visiting, hosting dinners, attending a reunion, a 4 H show in Mystic and Sunday outings with multiple couples and families noted in brief social items.
Darbys and locals gather for visits and tasks
Dorothea Darby returned home from Cedar Falls where she attended summer school. The Zel Wilson family shared Sunday dinner at Ted Wilson's. Charley Anderson shipped hogs to Ottumwa on Friday. Russell Darby helped his aunt paint her house. Donald Darby visited in Louilla Sunday. G R Darby and son called on Hackett home near Hilton Monday. Donald Darby and Alba Democrats attended Centerville gathering. Mrs J H Davis weekend visitor at Zell Wilson home. VanDorins hosted family dinner. Illinois niece visiting. Road patrolman Carl Cloyed surveyed roads Thursday and Friday. Arthur Anderson traveled through the valley Saturday en route to Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Darby
Cedar Falls
Zel) Wilson
Ted Wilson
Charley Anderson
Ottumwa
Russell Darby
Donald Darby
Louilla
G .R. Darby and Son
Hackett
Hilton
Albia
J. H. Davis
Zell Wilson
VanDorins
Willie VanDorin
Illinois
Carl Cloyed
Arther Anderson
Centerville
Final Report in Estate of Susan Cordelia Horner
Executor Presley Kaye Horner requests court approval of a final report in the estate of Susan Cordelia Horner deceased. Hearing set in Centerville Iowa on September 3 1938 to show cause why discharge should not be granted. heirs and creditors urged to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Laws
Appanoose County
Susan Cordelia Horner
Centerville
Iowa
Caine
Presley Kaye Horner
Enon Bible School to Close Next Sunday
Enon Bible School will close next Sunday while school begins Monday August 29 with Miss Wilma Van Zante as teacher. The remodeling is progressing and residents report enjoying camping thrills at home such as dust flies and new scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma van Zante
Brooks
Smith Farm
Howard Whisler
Richard
Unionville
Guy Roberts
Gerald
Des Moines
Hilbert Roberts
Rita Joyce
Lone Rock
Wendell Roberts
F. P. Hawk
FE. G. Hawk's. 8S. P. Gideon Is Doing Some Carpenter Work At J .T. VanDorin
J. L. Jones
J. T. VanDorin
Bayard Neff
Bernard
Rockford
Ill
Ida Henderson
Cherokee
Oklo
Ange
Claude Hawk
California Area Social Notes highlight local visits
California and vicinity news lists residents visiting relatives and friends in Albia Centerville Iowa City and Cantril. Mentions include Rolla Foster recovering from tonsil surgery August school start with Francis Dykes teacher and several couples spending Sundays with neighbors and extended family.
Sunday Socials and Relatives Gather in Moravia
Teonium Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Swan. Mr and Mrs Clarence Vosburgh visited Ray McCord and Harry Lemaster and attended Sunday School. They dined with Fred Tarr and Dora Hellyer hosted family from Davenport. Mrs Spurlock was ill. Vosburghs depart for Buckeye Arizona. Moravia hosts a large reunion with about 80 relatives and friends nearby. Today Tuesday is the 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob McCord
Ray McCord
McCord
Eddyville Park
Carrie Turner
Archie Thompson
Harry Brown
A. J. Brown
Osa
Virgil Hough
What Cheer
Iowa
Frank Martin
Algin Derby
Jess Derby
Hilton
Cloyd Turner
Edward McCord
Amanda Bottorff
Anamosa
Ida Argo
Ben Spurlock
Will Haver
Frank Swan
Clarence Vosburgh
Harry Lemaster
Fred Tarr
Dora Hellyer
Lou Funkhouser
Howard
Davenport
Spurlock
C. Vosburgh
Buckeye
Ariz
Lemuel Hellyer
Jess Murphey
Ottumwa
Jane Murphey
Will Free
Coin
Messena
Here
Local social visits and family gatherings noted in Gallatin area
Fuller Mrs Otto Long and son Robert of Gallatin Mo spent Thursday night with her sister Mrs James Long and family. Mr and Mrs Will Hicks and Mr and Mrs Everett Mosier and sons were Sunday visitors at J J Allem's. Mr and Mrs Gerald Long were Sunday afternoon visitors at James Long's. Oliver Elswick spent Sunday at Jess Smith's. Jess Smith and family spent Wednesday at Roy Elswick's in Albia. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Cline and daughter of Centerville spent Saturday night and Sunday with her brother Cecil Parcel and family. Jess Smith and family called at Sam Bell's Thursday evening. Rex Wilkening of Hayesville spent Sunday night and Monday with his uncle James Long and family. John James of Chariton and Dan Caster of Albia ate dinner at Jess Smith's Friday. Cecil Parcels were Centerville shoppers Saturday afternoon. Mrs Cecil Parcel and Mrs Jess Smith called on Mrs John Allem Monday afternoon and presented her with a sunshine basket from her neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Perry
Elbert
Edna Nash
Raymond Perry
Bill Long
Rockford
Newton Long’s
Will Haver
Centerville
Robert Jennings J and Son
Lloyd Johnson
Ruby Whithead
Sybil Shehar
Roberta Tarr
Hazel Hellyer
Horton Potts
Jess Galdfelder
Neal Nash
Dera Jennison
Hert Nash's
Dora Hellyer
Guy McKern
Dorothy
Ted Teater
Theola
Newton Lane’s
Frank Swan’s
B. C. Whitehead
I Ruby
Donald
B. F
Dell Helliyer
Dick and Clark
Argo
Andrew Sytsma
1Ehildren
Robert Jenning
Carrie Turner
Neliie Thompson
Clarence Whitehead
Edward McCord
Ray McCord
Ruby Whitehead
Mystic
Zell Wilson
Otto Long
Robert
Gallatin
James Long
Will Hicks
Everett Mosier
J. J. Allem’s
Gerald Long
Oliver Elswick
Jess Smith
Roy Elswick
Albia
Lawrence Cline
Cecil Parcel
Sam Bell
Rex Wilkening
Hayesville
John James
Chariton
Dan ‘Caster
Jess ‘Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floravia Union
Moravia
Congress
H. K. Smith
Urbana and Vicinity
Shirley Ann Walsh
Mrs. T. R. Gordner
LOEB
West Side Square
Albia, Iowa
Pat
Ehimax
Eowide
Terriengi
Bruges
Tuggies
Aus
Ders Proms
Salem
Kinser Valley
Enon
Bible School
California
and Vicinity
Kenneth Gladfelder
Rolla Foster
Oscar Main
Brush
Clyde McKern
Robert Foster
Arthur
Glen Sufficool
John Edward Broshar
Stanley Sufficool
Pete Bonnell
Pearlie Boyer
Mary Marie Williams
Gwendolyn Lemaster
Laverne Dehan
Ray Lemaster
Cass Hamilton
Dorothy Brown
Helen Hamilton
Harry Hillman
Emma Woods
Fred Hammond
Marve Lockman
John van Zante
Wilma
Missouri
Ben Jones
Cantril
Elmer Charity’s
Helen
Billie Lang
Frank Wilson
Teonium
Moravia Midwest Rendering Co
Patna
Westinghouse
Ae AC
Geile PO
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Frank Swaim
Mother
Jackie Jumper
Ford
Pullman-Seltx Motor Company
Ford Dealer
Centerville, Iowa
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