Kinser Valley visitors and local calls noted
A sequence of brief social visits and local call activities in Kinser Valley including Kinser Valley Mr Forgy business caller Wednesday, Hinda corn sealer Thursday, Burk Wilson and Eph Wilson Saturday, Zell Wilson stock sale at Abia, Jimmie VanDotin woodwork for Zell Wilson, Nell Pilkington home visit, Archie Her a 7 ville Wednesday, Rufus Easter and John Law hogpies coon hunting, Arthur Points helping John Sharp, Homer Brown and John W Kenton visits, Albin and Centerville callers mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Archie Hera
Ville
Darby
Edgar
Dean Robinson
Simmons Farm
Rufus Easter
John Law
Archie Hight
Walt Pabehe
Clark
Moravia
Arthur Points
John Sharp
Homer Brown
John W. Kenton
Ethel Brown
A."f. Woodcock
Losa
Mae Besco
Ed Delong
Mint
Tom McCrory
Centerville
Albin
W. A. Brown
Sunday Visits and Mailman Accident at Local Homes
A Sunday visit to the Zell Wilson and Clough homes noted guests Hary DuVall G R Darby O H Darby Rex Baltenger and family from Madrid Town. The new Sunday mailman Mr Trimble had an accident contacting barbed wire, received salve cotton and bandages, finished his route, and the wound was stitched with five stitches by a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Wilson
Clough
Hary DuVall
G. R. Darby
0. H. Darby
Rex Baltenger
Soniall
Madrid
Mr. Trimble
Local Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Visits
Howard Besco and family and others attended weekend visits with W L Clark Ed Delong and families. Mrs Wayne Piper and son and Mr and Mrs Harry Robinson with Barbara Ann Bobby and Homer Brown families visited. Edward Points stayed at Tom McCrory home over weekend while Pearl McCrory and Della Dora Norton attended a show in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Besco
W. L. Clark
Ed Delong
Wayne Piper
Harry Robinson
Barbara Ann
Bobby
Homer Brown
Ed Brown
Zeldr
Ray Brown
Edward Points
Tom McCrory
Edward’ Points
Pearl McCrory
Della
Dora Norton
Albia
Moon
Local Social Roundup Delights Iowans Gatherings
Franklin and Mrs. Moffatt hosted visiting family and friends at the John Moffatt home including Duke of visits from Roy j and Tommy Parrott. Red Oak and Ottumwa friend circles joined at Roscoe Argo and George Shehan households during a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moffatt
Roy J
Frank Cox
Dwight Stansberry
Harry Lemaster
Roscoe Argo
George Shehan
John
Helen
Loren Haines
Red Oak
H. M. Parrott
Tommy
Earl Swift
Thelma
Carolyn Ann
Geo. Shehan
Rogeoe
Argo
Cart Derby
Rex Haver
Inez
Irene
Wes Scott
Albia
Moon
Carolyn
Ann
Ned Argo
Ottumwa
Roy Sheldon
Donald
Darlene
Emmatt Derby
Elmer
Dorthe Hazelett
Goelda Argo
Thelma Swift
Carolyn Ann Swift
Laura Jo Argo
Ot ‘Tumiwa
J. E. Dicks
Local Social Notes From An Iowa Town
Sunday visits and gatherings feature Mr. and Mrs. Gust Johnson and family at the M. E. Boardman home. Mrs. Charley Delong stays with daughter Mrs. Elwood Sinttong amid illness. George Reid and children shop in Albia. various residents visit, needlework, and family evenings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Johnson
Ison Carl
Zelma Hopkins
Othello Cary
Junior
Minnie Smith
M. E. Boardman
George Reid
Albia
Charley Delong
Elwood Sinttong
C. S. Miller
Community social notes mix in Moulton area
Mrs Hunter and daughters visited Richard Ballew in Moulton while Carl Coffin hosted Sunday dinner with Duane. Many neighbors called on Pettibone and Hiatt households. George Howell visited in Galesburg and Delmont Moffit hosted relatives. A pheasant hunting party, including Leland Bunker of Knoxville, returned home unharmed after two blowouts and a pole incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bera
Hunter
Richard Ballew
Moulton
Carl Coffin
Duane
Charles Coffin
Sam Hudgens
Karl “Fischer
Karling
Pheo' Milley
Virgil Doolley
Carl ‘Coffin
Roy Scott
Cliff Neff
Don Pettibone
George Howell
George Brackett
Galesburg
Roy Scott Spen
Delmont Moffit
Elsie Martin
W. E
Pettibone
Campbell
Harry Moore
Ben Lawrence
Centerville
Bert Meadows
John J
Ella Hiatt
J . Frank Hiatt
Keith Rose
Robert
Richard
Mrs. Scott
Woodlgowers
Leland Bunker
Knoxville
Moravia students engage in music and holiday prep
Moravia school life centers on senior training pupil Donald Rewsbasket who aims to teach, enjoys basketball and hunting, and attends Moravia for eight years. Music notes report Mary Frances Carter joining the senior band, others added recently, band clinics in Oskaloosa, plans for a Christmas concert, junior band debut, and a Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra double bill. Classroom updates cover pre primaries through fourth grade activities, with decorations, reading progress, and holiday crafts and exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Moravia
Don
Music News
Mary Frances Carter
Dwight Main
Maxine Smith
Mary Frances
Pauline Broshar
Betty Ruth Hiatt
Beauneta Main
Mr. Harris
Oskaloosa
Duane Veach
Edward Brown
John Laws
Ruth Gibbons
Ruby Johnson
State Music Association
Corydon
Cincinnati
Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra
Christmas Bulletin Board And Classroom News
Fifth and Sixth Grades report new pictures on the bulletin board about Christmas and a new wall picture. A safety poster for corners is displayed in the room. Seventh and Eighth Grades note study topics on percents and cabinet members. A new pupil, Tommy Williams, joins the seventh grade, with visitors Mrs Hurli man and Miss Polly Hurliman of Coatsville, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Caus
Rudolph the Red- Nosed Reindeer
Noble James Main
Tommy Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. E. Kimber
Dean
Jowete
Naomi
W.W. Munn
W. Side Square
Bernstein
Kinser Valley
Mt. Pleasant
Agmeno
Rex Firkins
Merry Christmas
Williams Clothing CO
America
Lara Arena
Enro
Goodnite
Agiets
Weer
Wei
Tare
Rane Rea A
Sah
Sary
SOX
Phoenix
Coopers
Hell
Mildred Wynes
Franklin
Brompton
George How‘el
Eleanor Miller
Loyd Carter
Gerald Hunter
Nancy Jayne
Joellyn
J. F. Chambers
Cham
Rewsbasket
Donald Dowd
Eddie
Mary Louise Starcevich
Janet Lee
Hoyt
Janet
Allen& Lewis
Albia, Iowa
Dickey
Turner Funeral
Iowa
Ambulance Service
C. T. Slavin
M. D
Gardner Hatchery
M. Patrick Gleason
Optometric Eye Specialist
Krapfel
Majestic Theatre
Ploor
Centerville, Iowa
DR. Brooks
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