Community Notes On Social Life In Iconium And Surroundings
A long list of local residents attended events and visits across Iconium Moravia and nearby towns. Farewell parties for the Ned Argo family moving to Ottumwa. school openings at West Point and Teomun. state fair attendance. visits among the Argo Whitehead and McCord families. church activities and Methdist Aid work. and travel to Buckley, Eugene, and Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Perry
Bert Nash
Donald
Christian Church
Iconium
Ned Argo
Ottumwa
B. F. Whitehead
Walnut City
B. F
Jericho School
Dell Hellyer
Clark
Dora Hellyer
Ted Teaters
Theola
Ralph Turner
Edward McCord
Ruby Whitehead
Grace
Virginia Argo
Jasper Coffin
Robert Tarr
Robert. Jennings
Charles
Des Moines
Baby Whitehead
Carl’ van Zante
West’ Point
Dick Hellyer
Jess Gladfelder
Lyman Main
James
Martha
Carrie Turner
Junior Youngker
B. C. Whitehead
Ruby
Clarence
Ray McCord
Teonium
Harry Jennings
Maurice Waters
Shanghi
Hazel Hellyer
Vosburgh
Roberteen
Kathryn
Carrol Beaty
A. J. Brown
Ned
Argo
Merle Dicks
Willing Workers Club
Bennie Youngher
C. C. Voslugh
Chas
Keleg Youngker
B. F. White Head
Oscar Réplier
Lilly Calhoun
Edith
Carl
Aurora
The
Mary Kingery
Clyde Dicka
Jay Argo
Carl Wetterlind
Billy
Haver Free
Emily
Loyd Beaty
Roll McCord
Dwight
Louw Main
Moravia
Ida Argo
Harold Argo
Methodist Aid
Spurock
Methodist Sunday School
Donald Whitehead
Wayne Thompson
Clarence Whitehead
Dorothy Hiner
Grace Argo
Emily Free
Eloise Argo
Bennie Youngker
Arizona
Tom Otterson
Louanna Youngker
Eugene
Oregon
Mt. Rainer National Park
Vancouver
British Columbia
Roscoe Day
Oskaloosa
Day
Spurlock
Harsh family marks eighty at Exline gathering
New Hope and Harsh family members spent Sunday at Claude Harsh’s home near Exline to celebrate their grandmother Harsh’s eightieth birthday. The group included Keith Rose, Robert and Richard, Carl Coffin and others. a cooperative noon dinner followed social activities and quilt making at W. E. Donavan home. Betty attended a club rook party with local guests and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Harsh
Betty
Claude Harsh
Exline
Harsh
Keith Rose
Robert J
Richard
Carl Coffin
W. E. Donavan
Homer Utterback
Duane
Frank Chambers
Elsie
Martin
Lulu Burton
Helen
Max
Georgie Turner
George Howell
Loyd Carter
Mary Frances
Virginia
Bobby
Chester Sanders
Robert
Frank Hiatt
Californa and nearby families gather for weekend visits
A long list of local residents visited kin and attended events around town. Families including the Donavan, Wood, Hiatt, Hague, Harsh, McDanel, Townsend, and Boyer households were mentioned with visits to Des Moines State Fair, birthday parties, and weekend get‑togethers. Several children and relatives were noted, with one resident improving after illness and others moving or hosting gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Burn
Eva Hiatt
Flossie Wilson
John R. Wood
Mistdtine
W. E. Donavon
Junior Donavon
Wood Home
Albia
Sim Howell
George Howell
Harvey Hague
Bya
Clara May
Francis Hague
Ayt
Ralph Harsh
Lancaster
Ivan Harsh
George Wood
Centerville
W. E. Donavan
Loyd Carter
Pearl Hiatt
Evelyn Higtt
Virgil Dooley
Beverly
Donnie McGee
Lee Hiatt
Marilyn
Lulu Burton
Cliff Neff
Des Moines
Clyde
Harold Turner
Delmont Moffitt
Nancy Jo
Mia
Geo. Scott
Georgie
Mariana
Roy Scott
Alice Vinzant
Harley ‘Vinzant
Margaret
Bill
R. L. Brown
Lute Hiatt
Frances Burton
Blue Front Residents Share Weekend Visits and School Opening
Sunday visits fill the area as Ben Jones hosts Blue Front residents while Mrs. Dieles Van Zante from Eddyville visits the Van Zante homes. School begins with Miss Wanda Jones teaching seven pupils at Blue Front. Various residents attend the State Fair and visit relatives in Marshalltown Clear Lake and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance Lavely
Ben Jones
Dieles van Zante
Eddyville
Carl
John van Zante
van Long
Sam Bell
Albia
Ben William's
State Fair
Blue Front
Wanda Jones
Wilma
Marshalltown
Frank Hamilton
Flossie Lemaster
Clifford Salts
Fairfield
Unimportant Cogitations on Hair and Home Life
A reflective column details personal habits, family scenes, and domestic chores. It recalls hair cutting rituals, parenting nostalgia, and tidy-minded routines, alongside community notices about neighbors, school openings, reunions, and local events in a small town.
Hazel College T Teddy Wilden and Family Visit Ava Missouri
Hazel College figures Teddy Wilden and family spent the past week with friends and relatives at Ava Missouri while others attended the State Fair at Des Moines. The community notes list many attendees including Johnson VanDorin and Canter families visiting Des Moines and nearby towns with several gatherings at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Wilden
Ava
Missouri
Kenneth Johnson
Sylvan VanDorin
Des Moines
Dallah Faber
Marjorie VanDorin
Mia
E. C. Csater
Leo
Darrell
Floyd
Herman Johnson
Grant Sincox
Francis Johnson
Clair Sincox
Jep Lockman
Familly
Willie VanDorin
L. B. VanDorin
J. T. VanDorin
Community Visitors Share With Local Families
Fuller area residents joined Mrs. Ruth Tuttle and family in calling on Jess Smith and James Long’s circle Thursday evening. In Havenville Joy Day attendees included Mrs. Lydia Long, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Long, and Dale. Ruth remains with her grandmother Mrs. D. W. and continues working locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Tuttle
Jack
Woodrow Norton
Carlyle
Gerald Long
Junior Smith
Lydia Long
Jess Smith
Junior
Wilson
Fred VanDorin
John Johnson
Carlyle Lorig and Son
Clinton and Moline
Ill
James Long
Smith
June Tuttle
Delia Mae
Dora Fee Norton
Pearl McCrory
Marthewes
Fuller Aehoo
Carlyle Long
Dale
Havenville
Ruth
D. W
Transparent Hen Exhibit Heads to Iowa State Fair
Dr. Salsbury's transparent hen, a large plastic reproduction showing internal organs, will be exhibited at the Iowa State Fair by Gardner Hatchery. The display, theme health and disease, aims to educate on poultry diseases and control, with Dr. Salsbury's staff offering lectures on prevention and methods. The exhibit comes after popularity at the Seventh World's Poultry Congress and comparisons to similar transparent displays at Chicago and Cleveland expositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salsbury
Gardner Hatchery
Charles City
Iowa
Dr. Salsbury
Dr. Salabury
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