Pleasant Hill Names and Visits Across Town
Pleasant Hill residents listed visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Mr and Mrs George Hammond hosted and traveled families visited Gilbert Callena and Ray Sheldon near Albia. Several calls came in for the death of Mrs Jim Shehan and Ottumwa visitors called on Merle Dicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansel Tarbell
Arlo Fenton
Vanchie Tarbell
Frank Tarbells
Elbert Moore
Orren Callen
Larry
Gilbert Callena
Beverly Callen
Des Moines
Lloyd Massman
George Hammond
Lawrence
Loraine
Ray Sheldon
Albia
Frank Tardell
Fern Penfield
Clara Massman
Dorman Irwin
Linda
Oswald Irwins
Bob Blue
Sharon
Peoria
Ill
Bob Metcalf
Ronnie
Orlie Farris
Gary
Ind
Jim Shehan
Clel Sheldon
Ottumwa
Merle Dicks
Robert Blue
Sharon Kay
Peoria, Til
Robert Metcalf
Hammond
J.H. Shehan
Tconium By Mrs. Laura Dicks
Local social notes record visits to multiple homes, church activities, a Busy Bee club meeting, Bible study, and family times. Families named include Dicks Argo Brown and Turner with events from Sunday gatherings to oyster suppers and quilting sessions. Suburban residents attend dinners, shopping trips, and weekend stays amid death notices prompting family travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Allem
Busy Bee Club
Roscoe Argo
Russell Brown
Robert Turner and Joy
Gilbert Callen
Beryl Brown
Gertrude Shehan
Florence and
Glenna Dicks
W. G. O'Hara
V. A. Lundy
Community Notes From Moravia Area Socials
Dinner guests visited the B. R. Allem and Beryl Brown homes on Tuesday while Hammond Electric Organ was installed at Moravia Methodist church. Versa Hough joined A. J. Brown for supper Wednesday. The Argo and Polson families, including Des Moines visitors, spent Wednesday and Sunday with the Argo household in Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Earl Swift
Beryl Brown
Moravia Methodist Church
Mrs
Versa Hough
A. J. Brown
Don Polson
Des Moines
Charles Burnett
Julia
Keokuk
Jay Argo
Emma's One Talent in a First Grade Tale
A teacher notes Emma, a cheerful dull student, excels in neat housekeeping. Her mother praises and nurtures this skill, turning Emma into a happy, useful child by focusing on one talent and expanding it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Jokes and a Bug Letter Remembered in a Roving Yarn
A playful family scene unfolds as a mother questions loud noises from a Bridge game with Little Rollo recounting a prank. An English traveler once bitten by bugs on an American sleeper spurred a notable company reply and a stubborn mystery, ending with a prank note about sending the bug letter.
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America
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Paul Loche
Rose Marie Wertz
Dianna
Rosa Beaty
Coy Swift
Earl Swift
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David Hanley
Blanch Argo
Jimmie Brown
Ladies Aid
W. E. Kelsey
Mia
Beryl, Brown
Kenneth
Mystic
Dickie Brown
Wanda Hook
Mr. and
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Jack Penfield and Sons
Clyde Dicks
Rascoe Argo
Jake Firkins
Mrs. Caylor Carmer
Mira
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J.B. Judge
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Albis
Briggs Motor Tractor Division
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B. R. Allem Home
Ily
Guy Argo and
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Sig Turner
C. C. Coulson
Nannie Belle McCrory
U.S. Mangle
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Harry J. Close
Mer
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Uss Only Us
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Sele
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