Udell Community Christmas Family Gatherings Across Towns
Udell residents report numerous Christmas dinners and visits as Captain Dale Stuckey and relatives from Ann Arbor join family gatherings. Others from Des Moines Jackson Miss Fort Madison Mt. Ararat Centerville and Burlington join in at Udell Morlan Cook Powell and Glasgow households. Hospital updates note Neal Brinegar recovering well, with well wishes for D M Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Stuckey
Ann Arbor
Mich
Jess Stuckey
Centerville
Zola Saum
Chet Curl
Johnny Grindle
Fort Madison
Lionel Spring
Elmer Selix
Lloyd Selix
Lester Murdy
Dean
Marvin Yeager
el Paso
Ill
McFall
Lowell Strickler
Moravia
Jay Leonard
Mt. Ararat
Harry Wilkinson
Billy Moore
Tri Cities
Edna Moore
Joe Moore
Roger Morlan
Mt. Vernon
Alvin Springs
Robert Morlan
Joe Moores
Lucille Matthews
Burlington
Glenn Matthews
Willard Cook
Atchinson
Kansas
Lawrence Powell
David
Oral Powell
Adel
Cook
South
New Orleans
Hloustort
Texas
Ora Powell
Marlyn
Elmer Elschlager
Walter Mitchell
Mitchell
Josie Stucky
John White
Edd Winans
Stuckey
Udell
Dewey Houzer
Near Chariton
Doyle
Darlene
Merle Houser
Dewey Houser Jr
Knoxville
Vosburgh and Derby Families Celebrate Holiday Gatherings
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheldon and others from Vosburgh and Derby. Vosburgh school hosted a party with mothers and friends. fruit salad cookies and pop were served. A gift exchange and Christmas carols followed with plans for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sheldon
Donald
Robert
Ronald
Emmett Derby
Vosburg School
Melvin Miller
Paul
Joyce
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Roy
Christmas Day Socials At Local Homes
Christmas gatherings filled with family and friends as residents shared meals and visits. Attica, Hampton, Newton, Ottumwa, and local towns counted numerous guests including the Gillilands Kelsey Turners McCord Argo and Sweeden families along with extended relatives and friends from Bettendorf Cincinnati and Moline. A large family dinner hosted at the Jay Argo home drew about 48 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Turner
Nellie Thompson
H. R. Gilliland
Attica
Pearl Kelsey
Patty
Hampton
Ralph Turner
Aileen
Paul
Edward McCord
Haver Free
Wayrie Thompson
Paul Dicks
Truxton Dicks
Lloyd Brown
A. J. Brown
Oso
Clyde Bowes
Bettendorf
Glen Turner
Blanche Argo
Ronald Landgrebe
Kenneth Landgrebe
Bill Landgrebe
Newton
Marilyn Landgrebe
Osa
Birdie Main
Max Hill
Gene Hoff
Jody
Alice Ruth Canney
Ottumwa
Freddie Scott
Billie
Cincinnati
Dorothy Scott
Moline
Ill
Clarence Scott
Clarence Whitehead
Harold Argo
Ben Whitehead
B. F. Whitehead
Linda
Larry Lee
Aldia McCord
Jay Argo
John Laws
Moravia
Ernest Sweeden
Sioux City
Ross Sweeden
Odeholt
Lynn Sweeden
Sue Sweeden
Shirley Paxston
Stevie Fenton
Robert Sweeden
Lissie Kelsey
Dorothy Pickrel
Skeeter
Harry Scott
Black Hawk Raspberry Offered This Spring
Iowa State College announces the Black Hawk black raspberry variety will be available this spring through nurseries in Iowa and nearby states. More than 100,000 plants are offered after 27 years of testing, developed by Prof. Tom Maney from Quillen and Black Pearl. The vigorous, erect plants yield up to 5,000 pints per acre in one season and produce 14 fleshy firm fruits per shoot.
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Towa
Horticulture Department of
Towa State College
Tom Maney
Council Bluffs
Black Hawk
Horticulture Department
Committee For Agricultural Development
Towa Nurserymen’s Association
Iowa State College
Saiainen
Public Sale Advertising Offer From The Union
The Union invites you to print sale bills and advertisements for a public sale. Plan includes broad circulation and large crowds to maximize turnout and ensure a successful event.
County Board Approves 1954 Tax Suspensions in Appanoose County
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors show tax suspensions approved for multiple properties in Appanoose County Iowa including parcels in Centerville Martinstown Barbara Fadiga and Moulton. The actions reference lots blocks and irregular surveys and include a lease agreement dated December 9 1954 between Oscar Gavronsky and Appanoose County Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holsinger
Sidles
Jerome
Iowa
Appanoose County
Thomas Monk
Adamson
Centerville
Ellen Monk
Annie Matheson
Martinstown
Appanoose
William Matheson
Barbara Fadiga
Recorder's Office
James Spurgeon
Orig
Moulton
Mattie Clemens
Blackburns
Numa
Jacob Dioxn
Oak Park
Little Jane Climie
Oscar Gavronsky
R. C. Wilson
Glen Johnson
Earl Exline
Appanoose County Board of Supervisors
Leasors
Towa
Lesser
Earl Exline Glen Johnson
Lease of Centerville property and fixtures details
Lease begins December 1 1954 and ends March 1 1955 with 30 day notice by either party termination option. Lessee pays 25 dollars monthly rent and must leave premises in as good condition as current ordinary wear and depreciation. Includes buildings equipment fixtures on Lot 11 Block 5 Orig. Town of Centerville Iowa.
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Centerville
Towa
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