Main Station Highlights Local Social and Meetings
Centerville and surrounding area residents attended church, Sunday school, and a conservation meeting featuring Clyde Spry, state secretary of agriculture. Numerous families shared visits, dinners, and parties at homes across Gladfelder, Tomlin, McDanel, and Van Antwerp households, with events including a wedding at Fairview Church of the Brethren and a watershed conference in Des Moines. Hazel Hicks left for Seattle after months here with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Harrison
Christian Church
Centerville
Clyde Spry
State Secretary of Agriculture
Trenton Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Carl Tomlin
Dean Tomlin
Jess Gladfelder
Clyde
Darlene Gladfelder
Roe VanAntwerp
Olin
Trenton
Gladfelder
Chariton
Mr. Herndon
Harold Hoffman
Jack Hoffman
Henry Rosencrants
Iowa
Ft. Des Moines
Altia family gathers for Linde Lemonds first birthday
Mr and Mrs Robert Foster and Twyla of Des Moines visited the Charles Lemonds in Altia on Sunday to help celebrate the first birthday of their granddaughter Linde Lemonds born February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie
Robert Foster
Twyla
Des Moines
Charles Lemonds
Altia
Linde Lemonds
Community Notes From Moravia and Surrounding Areas
Marvelee Mikels spent the week at home and works in Des Moines. Sharon Argo spent Wednesday night with her grandfather Hiatt and attended a Rainbow meeting in Moravia. Russell Burns attended a Farm Bureau board meeting at the Continental hotel on Friday evening. Rev. Thomas of Centerville visited the O’Conner home Thursday evening and attended Brushy church services with them. Jerry Roblenz has been ill for several days. The Morris Morlan wedding took place Sunday afternoon at Udell. Adda Robinson is reported improving. Charlene Burns missed Friday school due to illness but returned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvelee Mikels
Des Moines
Sharon Argo
Hiatt
Moravia
Russell Burns
Lester
Gordon
Russell
Theo Miller
van Lemaster
E.U.B
Ernest Hiatt
Sendra
Guy Argo
Herb Boblenz
Richard Exline
Jimmie Burns
Kenneth O'Conner
Herb Boblen
Sandra
Clair McDanel
Farm Bureau Board
Continental
Rev. Thomas
Centerville
O’conners
Brushy Church
Charles
Jimmie Argo
Gary O’conner
Jerry Roblenz
Gary
Sharon
Morris-Morlan
Udell
Adda Robinson
Charlene Burns
Farm Bureau
Hilton
John Botts
Marvin Vance
Sam Bentzinger
Keosauqua
Richard
Dallas Faber
Sinclair
Floyd McFall
R. 5
Faber
Frank Swaim
Raymond
Geraldine Vance
Frank Wren
John Wilson
Mearl Walter
Harold Prough
Richard Bentzinger
Lowell VanDorin
James
Roy
Susette
J.T. VanDorin
Leo VanDorin
J. C. Lockman
Fred VanDorin
Faber’s
James Williams
Vina Taylor
Enon School
J. T. van Dorin
Millie Fritz
Blakesburg
L. M Archer
M. E. Boardman
Guy Ramsey
Maxine Simmons
Enon Community Notes and Social Gatherings
A Valenties day note reports cold temps and community events in Enon. Farm Bureau meetings at Hilton attract attendees. John Botts demonstrates soil erosion. Numerous visits and gatherings follow from Tuesday through Sunday including church suppers, 4 H activities, parties at the Sinclair and Bentzinger homes, and social calls among VanDorin and Vance families.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Darlene Gladfelter
Dwight Robb
Ella
Olin Foster
Dick Miller
Mike Hoffman
Versil Easter
Harold Wheeler
Bill
Vivian Hoffman
Laura Hoffman
Gerald Marrett
Ronnie
Versil
Frank Gladfelder
Keith Gladfelder
Kermit Gladfelder
Marvin Morris
Shirley Morlan
Fairview Church
Henry Roserirantss
Essie Freeburg
Clell McDanel
Versil Kaster
Averill Kaster
Clifford Pfannebecker
Lloyd McDanel
Lee Johnson
Lynn Fenton
Wm. Tomlin
Laverne McDanel
Lyndon McDanel
Wanda Tomlin
Richard McDanel
Gud McDanel
Johnnie Marlin
Laverne McDan
Cleil McDanel
Trenton McDanel
Charles Fadiga
Kansas City
Lee Benz
Brizendine
Hazel Hicks
Seattle
Wash
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
Albia
Peterson & Son
Don
Paul Morehead
John Schleler
Enon
Lette
Centerville Monument CO
Floral Designs Funeral Sprays
Richey Florists
3Rd St
Qur Elevator
Wayne Kent
Gold Banner Feds
Goode Seed & Feed Co
Goode Mill & Elevator
Abia
Froyd’s Shoe
Misses & Children’s
Oxfords
Froyd’s Shoe Store
First Door
East of Peoples National Bank
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