New Hope News Notes from Mrs Donovan’s Circle
New Hope community calendar items record visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh and family attend a Christmas party. Loyd Carter travels to Paris Missouri for ill father C Cullers. other locals host dinners and shop in Centerville. John Erskine contributes a color illustrated piece on the Saviour’s countenance in The American Weekly attached to next Sunday’s Chicago Sunday Herald American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F . My
Ivan Harsh
Matt Watts
Loyd Carter
Paris
Cullers
Donovan
Geneviel
Dorothy
John Wood
Frank Hiatt
John
Ella Hiatt
Virginia
Bobby Carter
Hiattsville
Junior Donovan
Judy
Will Donovan
James Herron
Kay
Loyd
Centerville
Trenton Wilson
Bert Fisher
Blakesburg
James. Fisher
Jimmy
Ottumwa
Orville Burton
Forrest Jacobs
Hattie Hixson
Hiattaville
Christ
John Erskine
American Weekly
Chicago Sunday Herald-American
Maple Grove Social Notes Linked by Local Visits
Mrs Mildred Wynes of Albia visited her father Frank Chambers. Numerous neighbors and families shared calls and meals across Maple Grove with mentions of Tadlocks, Scotts, Tadlock guests, ball game attendees, and P T A oyster supper at Maple Grove school drawing many locals including Sellers, Hiatt, Tomas, DuVall, Dodd, Tadlock, Arnold, and Scott families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wynes
Albia
Frank Chambers
Harry Felton
Harry Felton Jr
Virgil Johnson
Ralphi Robinson
Wilbert Johnson
Jack Junior Scott
John Scott
Gabe Johnson
Grant Tadlock
Walter Scott
Winston DuVall
Helen Tadlockk
Clair Sellera
Sans
Clifford Paxston
Ann
John Dodd
Betty Wilson
Centerville
B. L. Meadows
Pearl Hiatt
Charles Arnold
Grant
Maple Grove School
Clair Sellers
Emery Hiatt
Morgan Tomas
Bert Arnold
Charles
Keith
Eail
Lois
Andrews
Dean
Circle hosts ladies for Christmas exchange
Blue Front By Mrs. John VanZante and Mrs. T. R. Gordner meet Friday afternoon for their regular Christmas exchange. Saturday shoppers from Albia include Mr. and Mrs Don Jones, T. B. Gordner, Ben Jones, White family, John VanZante, Ralph Shelquist and Francis, Carl Van Zante and Ronald and Mark, with visits to the Shahan and Brees households. The So and Sew club plans its Christmas dinner and exchange at Harry Woodward’s home Friday night. Carbon books offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
T. R. Gordner
Albia
Mra
Don Jones
T. BR. Gordner
Ben Jones
White
John VanZante
Ralph Shelquist
Francis
Carl VanZante
Ronald
Mark
B. F. Whitehead
George Shahan
Moravia
Clair Sellers
Donald Jones
Carol Brees
Ottumwa
Mrs. White
Hagerman
So and Sew Club
Harry Woodward
Christmas greetings and local social notes from Iowa town
Mrs J T VanDorin sends Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes to editors and readers. Social news lists visits and events among VanDorin, Gardner, Walter, Faber, Johnson, McDanel, Paxton, Hawk, and others. A theft reports a truckload of corn taken from the Charles Selby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearl Walter
Velma Bokholt
Sylvan VanDorin
Marvin Gardner
Andrew Anderson
Ann
Anderson
Dallas Faber
Marvin Vance
Charles Selby
J. C. Lockman
Don
Max Lockman
Jack Campbell
California
Arizona
Yvonne Gardner
Walter
Art McCombs
Albert
Doyle McDanel
M. E. McDanel
R. S. Faber
Mary
Dallas
Faber
Dean Faber
Albia
Dean
Gamble
Fay Paxton
Guy Roberts
Rex Tisue
James Williams
J. T., Leo and
Flora Jones
Harold Hawk
W. H. VanDorin
DeWayne Robinson
Legal Notice of Partition Suit in Moravia Iowa
In The District Court of Iowa for Appanoose County Eunice Hiatt Cybil Argo sue Icle Jones Lafawn Cunningham Mary Lou Main Carl Main Bernice Long and John Main. Petition seeks declaration of undivided shares in Lots 2 and 8 in Block 6 Horner’s First Addition Moravia and partition by sale with costs funeral expenses and last illness costs first paid. Court set appearance by January 24 1947 at Centerville Iowa. Attorney Charles L Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towash
Appanoose County
Eunice Hiatt
Cybil Argo
Icle Jones
Lafawn Cunningham
Mary Lou Main
Carl Main
Berniece Long
John Main
Bernice Long
Horner
Moravia
Iowa
Luella M. Main
District Court of
Centerville
Thought Gems and Park Scene Shorthand
Extracted phrases reflect a diary style with quotes from Coleridge and Mary Baker Eddy about method and order. The text ends with a note about a drawing in a park at zero hundred hours Saturday afternoon, indicating a casual public moment and an earlier scholarly reflection.
Pleasant Hill Social Notes in Local Visit and Gatherings
Pleasant Hill residents report visits and work as families like Mr and Mrs George Hammond, Mr and Mrs Paul McNair stay at the Lloyd Massman home while the Massmans are in Texas. Community members attend funerals, knot comforts, and host pot luck dinners with neighbors including Verna McAninch and Lois Edwards. several locals are named among attendees and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McNair
Lloyd Massman
Texas
Otha Fenton
Barbara
D. 8
Lois Edwards
Addie Sheldon
Flo Frame
Mildred Tarbell
Viola Clark
Fern Penfield
Myrtle Fenton
Mabel Hammond
Flossie Walker
Dale Clark
John
John William
Jim
Charles McAninch
Junior Allen
Gerald Smyth
Tommy Penfield
Merle Dicks
Laura Dicks
Iowa City
Mansel Tarbell
St. Joseph Hospital
Lloyd Clark
Elbert Moore
Mildred Moore
Lew Hiner
Morayis
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Hope
Mrs. W. E. Donovan
Santa Claus Office
Hef
Merry Christmas
Easter Bros. Coal Co
East End
Bill Luse
Harry Rueschau
Maple Grove
Lois Jean Leott
The
Moravia Union
Enon
Gamble’s
Our
Ralph McDonough
Max McDonough
Charles L. Johnston
East State Street
Coleridge
Mary Baker Eddy
Pleasant Hill
George Hammond
Main Bros. Grocery
the Peoples National Bank
J. BE. King
E. W. Baxter Chester Woodcock
David I. Grimes
Esther Larson
Helen Bambsook
Ruth Roberts