Pleasant Hill social notes include Beaty and Moore visits
Pleasant Hill community members and families record a series of Sunday to Saturday calls and visits. Leo Beaty and Kona spent Sunday with J B Dicks and Robertson called at Biber Moores. Vera Moore and Billie visited Martha Mossman and children. Clover Leaf club met with Mrs Tarbell. Several families, including Elgin, Moore, Dicks, and Elbert Moore, hosted gatherings and a Christmas tree for Pleasant Hill school children hosted by teacher Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Beaty
Kona
J.B. Dicks
Vanchie Tarbell
Pearlin Christy
Mae Vera Moore
Elgin
Elbert Moores
Gray Penfield
Deck
Lloyd Masaian
Centerville
Mia
Elbert Moore
Har ‘of Fenton
Carl Elgin
Family News From Scott Repp and Nearby Homes
Franklin Mr and Mrs George Sheban and children spent Sunday at the Scott Repp home. Charles Richard born Friday evening December 2nd. Mrs Brown visiting par ents Mr and Mrs E F Stansberry. John Shehan visited the Moffatt home Wednesday. Daisy and Roy Moffatt called at Scott Repp home. Anna spent the day with Mr and Mrs Glen Turner. Leona Wilson called at Jake Firkins. Ines and Irene Shehan visited Scott Repp Wednesday. Folks attended the Yorburg schoolhouse pie and candy social Friday evening. John Moffatt called at the George Shehan home Sunday evening. Art Ekwall and family from Ottumwa came Saturday eve ning to stay with Cay Swift. Lois and Lucille Swift visiting their parents. Earl Rapp and daughter Elsie and Ollie Kellogg called at big home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sheban
Scott- Repp
Sissies Brot
Charles Richard
Brown
Parante
E. F. Stansberry
John Shehan
John Moffatt
Daisy
Roy Moffatt
Leona Wilson
Jake Firkins
Wy Ines
Irene Shehan
Yorburg School
George Shehan
Art Ekwall
Ottumwa
Cay Swift
Lois
Lucille Swift
Edmund Hanson
Centerville
Francis, Oehler
Louise Oehler
Rex Kinion
Wayne
Drakenville
Town
J. B. Kinston
Chet Clarkson
Misa Goldie Callen
Dex Moines
N. G. Wilson
Leonard Wilson
Wilson
Guy Hawk
Mra. Wealey C. Smith
Laredo
Garretson
Afr
Henry Kaldenberg
Marion
Des Moines
Kessington Club
Mra. J. BH
Elisabeth
Moravia Social Notes Include Local Visits
Omega Mr and Mrs Miley Lockman shopped in Moravia Priday and called at Estal Mrs Walter Gideon visited parental G E McCumber home Sunday afternoon Gomer Stocker called Bricker home Sunday afternoon Mrs Elmer Henderson De lano and Barbara McCumber spent Sunday afternoon at Gomer Stocker home Mr and Mrs Floyd Pexaton and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miley Lockman
Moravia
Estal
Walter Gideon
G. E. McCumber
Gomer Stocker
Bricker
Elmer Henderson
Delano
Barbara McCumber
Mra
Floyd Pexaton
Local social notes mention visits and calls in Lakesburg area
The fragment lists Sunday interactions including a daughter visiting with Milo Setty and son 8 at G. Bi. McCumber and Mra. 8. P. Gidéon at Roy Gideon’s near Lakesburg Oregon. Lockman made a Sunday afternoon call at Gomer Stocker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tree
Besser Mead
Milo Setty
McCumber
Porkers Club at Rinehart Home Christmas Gathering
Willing Workers club members and families met December 10 at Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rinehart’s home for a day of visiting and a noon turkey dinner. Afterward they exchanged gifts around a Christmas tree and distributed chocolate treats to the women. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. John Moffatt and daughters, and numerous neighbors and relatives. Next meeting set with Mrs. John Moffatt on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers Club
Bert Rinehart
and I
John Moffatt
Ednad and
Daley
George Shehan
Ellen
Karl Swift
Catalyn Ann
Russell’ Brown
Som
Dickie
Bart Rinehart
Gerald
Law
Frank Rinehart
Wenell Coulton
Mia
Hey Adile
Sheldon
Cly Clell
Clayton
Mya
Rex Haver
Phyllis
Herbert Dodge
Harold
Carol Gene
Carolyn McVen
Tot Dwayne
Max Bush
Rosie Argo
United Brethren Aid Hosts Venison Dinner at Hawke Home
Several members of the United Brethren Aid enjoyed a venison dinner Wednesday at the home of their president Mar. Frank Hawi. The group was awaiting and other work. The aid finished a quilt for Mrs. Buck of Ames. It was the Jim quilt the aid has quilted for Ty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Aid
Mar. Frank Hawi
Aid
Buck
Ames, Own
Jim
Rural School News Holiday Decor Brightens Traditions
Fuller school notes December 21 marked our first cementer of the term and a week of tamester tests with perfect attendance from several students earning four month certificates. A snow storm caused minor road closures but most pupils were present. The Christmas program featured a Santa Claus and reindeer scene, poinsettias in the lower grades, and a Bethlehem tableau with the wise men. We bought a new linoleum rug for the cozy corner, sold $2.78 in Christmas seals, and awarded pencils to Beth Tuttle and Francea Tinie for selling the most. Twenty four visitors attended the Christmas party and classes resume after a one week break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethraham
Beth Tuttle
Francea Tinie
Wey
Sisk
Unclear Names Highlight Odd Postwar Page Snippet
Fragmentary OCR shows three names Mra Jesa Smith and Pearl We ed Suturing the ee Owed Passat and Isnly wan fegn Sith and Sonier, with unclear context. Readable pieces point to a local item or obituary fragment but missing action, dates, or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Jesa Smith
Pearl Weed
Passat
Isnly
Fegn Sith
Sonier
CarreneS Sunday Services and New Year’s Day Dinner
Sunday School at 10 a m led by Mrs Biydie Main Superintendent with preaching by W J Hastie at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 8 30 p m Tadlen Ald inetting all day New Year’s Day at the church with dinner at noon Visiting hours all day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biydie Main
W. J. Hastie
Christian Endeavor
Tadlen Ald
the Hutch
Methodist Sunday Schedule and Evening Services Noted
The notice lists a Methodist Episcopal Sunday School at 10:00, Divine Worship at 11:00 with special music, Epworth Leagues at 6:20 p m, and an evening service at 7:30. Monday night observes Night-watch for No 5 with members and families urged to attend. J O Bebrens is the pastor at 9:80 Morning worship and 10:30 a m Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lylal Beery
Epworth League
J. 0. Bebrens
United Brethren Sunday Services and Communion Notice
The United Brethren church invites worship with Sunday School at 10 p m supervised by M B Supt Johnson and morning worship at 11 with a sermon on The Supreme Sacrifice followed by communion. Evening service at 7 30 includes New Year's mes s ages by the pastor. Leader W T Boston is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Xear
Deaver
Christ
W. T. Boston
Sunday School and Church Schedule Mixes Local Activities
The notice lists multiple church events across communities including Teoniam Circuit Sunday School at 8 a.m. under Miss Mayme Callen, Young Peoples meetings at 7 p.m., Ladies Aid all day Thursday, and page references to December 31. It mentions State Convocation at Des Moines on January 14 and Ottumwa meeting January 10, plus Boy Scouts, Fairview Sunday School at 8 a.m. with Mra Bert McKern superintendent, morning worship at 9 45 a.m., Epworth League, community night on January 1, and various services at Hillsta and Monroe County Farm Bureau notices. It ends inviting readers with no church home to join next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Meeting
Ladies Aid
Thoraday
Mae
Father and Son
Hiltsa Bunday
W. Zerbe
Probate Will Notice in Appa Ragse County Iowa
District Court in Appa Ragse County Iowa announces probate of a will. The notice lists parties with an interest and sets dates for filings and determinations as required by state law. Proceedings will be held in the county seat court chamber with notice to heirs and legatees per jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appa
Ragse County
State of Iowa
One Oclock Luncheon Hosts Past Matrona Club
A Holiday season social at the Past Matrona Club meeting at the home of new president Mrs. Kate Stayin featured a Christmas tree gift exchange and warm community greetings. The item notes numerous local visitors, family gatherings, and holiday meals across Ottumwa and nearby towns, including Oj S. Main, Dr. Gray home, and Abbott Hospital staff updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuncheon
Kate Stayin
Christmas Holiday Visitors and Local Family Gatherings in Centerville
A parade of visitors and relatives is noted across Centerville and nearby towns as residents and kin travel for Christmas. N. R. Wand Frank Swaim W Lagle and many others are listed visiting or hosting relatives from Iowa Missouri Minnesota and California. Families attend dinners and funerals while spending holidays with parents and loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Wand
Centerville
Frank Swaim
W. C G. Lagle
Doris Sehneider
Goodale
Iowa
Veas Hiatt
Missouri
R. W. Winaler
Worthington
Minn
Darlene Sarchetta
Redfield
Town
van Long
W. L. Hicks
Stara
Edna Jeffers
Altoona
Jon Laws
Wr. Lawa
Canter Iville
Helen Reich
Town City
Hfe
Stella Reich
G. D. Lynch
Boyd
McMillan
Kicksvile
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Pleasant Hill
SAP
Curtis Burton
McKew
HESS
Buitt
Franklin
Omega
R.R
Peanington
Dr. Miles
Neuringis
Porkers Club
Rinehart Home
Hawke Home
Rural School News
Carrenes
Charest of Christ
Methodist Episcopal
United Brethren
Teoniam Circuit
Dcontom
Mayme Callen
V. R. Kaster
Matrona Eniol
Manonte Hall
R. E. Gummning
Dr. Gray
Melcher
Gus Main
Kansas City
C. N. Main
Frattela Ochler
Don Cobbler
Fred Dotton
Mrs. Forest
Wakefield
Tipton
P. D. Schrein
Outumwa
A. M. Smith
North Liberty
Towa
W. T. Smith
Cecile McDonough
Abbott Hospital
Oskaloosa
Misa Marjory Cameron
Kirksville
Montana
Lyla Beery
Dapenters
Mazon City
Frank Ridner
Jake More
Harlan
Yowa
Ruth More
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Highcamp
Quincy
H. K. Smith
Charles V. Michener
Curtis
Preston
Keokuk
Michenar
Pithmore County
Minnesota
Mize
Mary Zerbe
California
Everett Miler
Rockford
Anna Kanter
Noorden Slavin le
C. “Reymond Plants
Satarie
Clemens
John Plants
John Veach
Laura Veach
Misa Kathaleen Black
Jas
Black
Freida Main
N. J
Main
H. KE. Smith
J. O. More
G. B. Johnson
George Firking
Paras Dor
Stockport
Beauty Shop
Main Bros
John D. Veach
H. Huber
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