Local Social Notes From Pella Area Monday Through Sunday
Mr and Mrs Jim Herron attended the funeral of Mrs Frank Wilson at Bacthaih on Monday. Leann Betty Main a student nurse from Ottumwa spent the weekend with her parents Elec Main and visited her grandmother. Various locals hosted and visited relatives including the Wilsons Hartisot of Burbank CA Harrison Mason and Mayo Clinic visits for McCannon and McCannon families. Mrs Mason left for Seattle while others enjoyed family Sunday dinners and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Herron
Mra
Frank Wilson
Bacthaih
Ira Boyer
Leann Betty Main
Ottumwa
Elec Main
Helma Tisue
Kenneth Condra
McCannon
Numa
John Hartisot
Burbank
Calif
Pella
Harrison
Wilson
A. G. Mason
Allan Mason
Seattle
Wash. George
Guy McCannon
Rochester
Minn
Mayo’s Clinic
Bob McCall
Des Maines
Art Fox
Jack Baldwin
Mystic
George Winsler
Leonard Wilson
Seymour
John Harrison
Claude Hawk
E.G. Hawk
Coulson By Mrs. Theo Miller Coulson
Linda Witt visited her grandfather Wm Gardner in Albia on Sunday afternoon Jim Argo attended to business in Iowa City on Monday night Mr and Mrs Theo Miller visited the D B Hellyer home Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Richard Coltrain and Wess Hiatt were Sunday dinner guests at the Guy Argo home Mrs Herb Boblenz returned from the hospital Friday Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis and Linda called Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt spent Monday evening at the Theo Millet home Mr and Mrs Larry Pfannebec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Witt
Wm Gardner
Albia
Jim Argo
Iowa City
Theo Miller
D. B. Hellyer
Richard Coltrain
Wess Hiatt
Guy Argo
Herb Boblenz
Ralph Davis
Linda
Ernest Hiatt
Theo Millet
Larry Pfannebec
Stajears Spend Evening at Felton Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Stajear spent Saturday evening at the Harry Fel ton home. Mr and Mrs Albert Burkland were in Des Moines Tuesday for Mr Burkland s checkup at the Veterans hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stajear
Harry Felton
Albert Burkland
Des Moines
Mr. Burkland
The
Veterans Hospital
Snow Ball Attended by Cliff Pfannebecker Family Pair
Ket visited Sunday evening at the Cliff Pfannebecker home with Gonnie Béblenz and Jim Argo attending the snow ball at Ir. College Friday night. They all attend the Community College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ket
Cliff Pfannebecker
Gonnie Béblenz
Jim Argo
Community College
Local Socials Report From Des Moines Ottumwa Weekend
Mr and Mrs James Calhoun Shirley attended a safety farm speech contest in Des Moines where Shirley won third place. Earl Swift accompanied Mrs Clair Long and Jeffrey to Ottumwa Thursday. Ben Pickerell spent Saturday evening at Edward Haver home. George Mullen family visited Calhouns Friday. Lloyd Simmons family spent Sunday with Larry Derby home. Lou Zimmerman and family visited Des Moines with Victor Zimmerman. Lloyd Ammons and James Calhoun visitors Wednesday afternoon. Emmett Derby family spent Saturday with Larry Derby. Gary Perry and children spent Sunday with Larry Derby. Ben Pickerell spent Monday with Joe Doser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Calhoun
Shirley
Des Moines
Safety Farm
Earl Swift
Clair Long
Jeffrey
Ottumwa
Ben Pickerell
Edward Haver
George Mullen
Lloyd Simmons
Larry Derby
Lou Zimmerman
Victor Zimmerman
Lloyd Ammons
Emmett Derby
Gary
Perry
Pernoon
Joe Doser
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Udell
Anna Burkland
Raymond Houser
Marshall Hedgecock
Ora Powell
Edith Dodd
Harold Spring
Centerville
Otto Exline
Richard Ogden
Howard Burkland
Minneapolis
Donald McCarty
Carl Whislers
Bert Kirby
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Ricky Burkland
Jerry Barrickman
Oskaloosa
Marie Weber
Turner Funeral Home
Moravia
RCA Whirlpool
van Dorin Implement Company
Chalmers & New Idea
Iowa
Turner Lumber Co
Moravia, Iowa
Moravia Union
R. W. Baird
Qver Stevens Drug Store
Centerville, Iowa
Office and Res
Franklin , Mrs
God
Jesus
Lependant
Saul
Mua Imo
W News
Appanoose
Monroe
Gardner Hatchery
Square Centerville
Grismore Sewing Center
Chate
E. E. McCreary
Sy Meats
Morrell’s
Philadelphia
BROWN
EAGLE
Kraft Marshmallows
PEAS
Jonathan App
Russett
Allen
West Side Square
Dial
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