Birthday visit marks Homer Hamilton celebration
Mrs Leo Hoffman and families visited Homer Hamilton Saturday evening to help celebrate his birthday. Mrs Henry Bonneson of Templeton Iowa stayed part of last week at the Andy Mosley home. Bonneson and Mosley are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hagerman
Darrell Cooper
Homer Hamilton
Homer
Henry Bontesen
Templeton
Towa
Andy Mosley
Bonneson
Mrs. Mosley
Rainbow meeting and weekend visits across Albia area
Mrs. Clair Potts and Martha attended a Rainbow meeting on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Argo visited Russell Brown's home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McFatridge visited Mrs. Arada Tibball's home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Exline and family and Mrs. Shirley Exline visited Roy Rinehart's Albia home Saturday. Johnette Hiner of Davenport stayed with her grandparents Rex Haver and Leo Hoffman last week. Richard and Kenneth were in Osakoosa Saturday. LeRoy Brown and family from Ottumwa joined Will Hagerman for Friday dinner. Sheryl Jean returned home with her parents after visiting her grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Potts
Martha
Roscoe Argo
Russell Brown
Hugh McFatridge
Arada Tibball
John Exline
Shirley Exline
Roy Rinehart
Albia
Johnette Hiner
Davenport
Rex Haver
Leo Hoffman
Richard
Kenneth
Oskatoosa
LeRoy Brown
Otumwa
Will Hagerman
Sheryl Jean
Andy Mosley
Dorothy Potts
Hazel Hellyer
Dan Maholovich
Robert Potts
Centerville
Jack Sullivan
U. S. Air Force
Bill Sullivan
Greenland
Sew and So
George McCombs
Colleen
Beth -Ann
Clarence Whitehead
Ben Pickrell
Rex Hagerman
Des Moines
Merton Rose
Rex
Darrell Cooper
George Shahan
Dewey Lark
Sharon
Shirley
Esther Hart
Mae
Francis McCrory
Lloyd Brown
Sheryl
Lloyd Callen
Dewey Lalk
Bernard Hamilton
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Homer Hamilton
Beryl Brown
Vinton Lundy
Beth Ann
George Shehan
Wayne
Glen Turner
John Extine
Carlota
Glenn
Jim
Ralph Eaton
Craig Sheldon
Fred Argo
Ottumwa
Jack Hoffman
Chris Bogart
Max Hiner
Linda Pearl
Larry Lee Whitehead
Bennie Whitehead
Mary McFatridge
Milledgeville Community News Highlights
Milledgeville residents share visits and social events through the week. Notable items include family gatherings with the Sulser and Martin households, calls between Cross Vickrey and Martin, and a hospital stay for Jessie McAninch’s friend in Centerville. A golden wedding anniversary was celebrated at the Shahan home with an open house encoring neighbors and relatives.
Young People Host Party At Suiser Home
Charley Crops told Roy Arego on Sunday morning of a party at Mr and Mrs Harley Suiser home Monday evening. Glen Huffman spent Wednesday at the Brandon home. Mr and Mrs Earl Fenton spent Sunday evening at Roy Suiser. Mrs Ashby and Pleas ant Hill school pupils report $8.78 was collected for the March of Dimes and thank contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Sulser
Stephen
Glen Huffman
Chariton
George Curtis
Elaine
Anita
John
Harley Sulzer
Harry Robertson
Ronnie
Gary Lynn
Robertson
Charley Crops
Roy
Harley Suiser
Glen Huffman Apent
Brandon
Earl Fenton Apent
Roy Suiser
Ashby
Pleasant Hill
Fenton Area Residents Attend Lincoln Day Tea and Visits
Community center in Centerville hosted a Lincoln Day tea with attendees including Mrs. Della Harrington Mrs. Delila Fenton and Mrs. Beatrice Andrews. Several families visited relatives and attended church events across Fenton Centerville and Des Moines with dinners and Sunday gatherings noted.
Stufflebeams and relatives gather for weekend visits
Rey Everett Stufflebeam of Drakerville and Mr and Mrs Alva Stufflebeam spent Sunday afternoon with their sister and with Mr and Mrs Charlie Johnson. Mrs Josie Stuckey called Sunday on the Misses Belle and Laura Baker. Mr and Mrs C C Miller spent Saturday evening with the Misses. Mr and Mrs D M Wilson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Waldo Moore. Gerald Irelan and daughter Mrs Ola Stanley visited Fred Stanley in Ottumwa. Clarence Harteen called at the home of Mr and Mrs P E Moore. Prof George Blackstore of Os Kaloosa preached at the Methodist church and was a guest at Gaylord Math home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Della Harrington
Delila Fenton
Beatrice Andrews
Lulu Koehler
Belle
Laura Baker
Otlie Fenton
Doner Sanders
Doyle Crowley
D. S. Fenton
Bob McMalens
P. E
Glen Sanders
Russell Sanders
Dean Brewer
Deana Kay
Des Moines
Harry Brewer
Harold Fenton
John Kelly
Norman Kelly
Russell Kelly
Ernestine Johnson
Bloomfield Hospital
Kenneth Fenton
D. 8
Fenton
Nyle Dommer
Nyla
Chris Dommer
Victor Funderburk
Emma Ray
Walter Selix
Retta Selix
Glenys Fenton
Rey
Everett Stufflebeam
Drakerville
Alva Stufflebeam
Charlies Johnson
Josie Stuckey
Mrs. C. C. Miller
Belle and
Mrs. D. M. Wilson
Mrs. Waldo Moore
Gerald Irelan
Ola Stanley
Fred Stanley
Ottumwa
Clarence Harteen
P."e. Moore
George Blackstore
Os Kaloosa
Methodist Church
Gaylord Mathome
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American Weekly
Chicago American
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Iowa
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John Echleier
Ford Service
General Motor
Briccs Motor Co
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Harold Taylor
Frank Martin
Charley Cross
G. A.vickrey
Florence Martin
Karen
Laura Martin
Hazel Tucker
VaLadee Sulser
Roy Sulser
Bill McGee
Duane Sulser
G. A. Vickroy
Elbert
Bill Moore
Roy Argo
Jessie McAninch
St. Joseph Hospital
Linda Sheldon
Helen McAninch
Martha Massman
Helen Printy
Malinda
Jeasie McAninch
Addie Sheldon
Verna McAninch
Janice Moore
Vera Moore
Learnestine Atgo
Vickie
Helen Taylor
Betty Sulser
Wanda Fenton
Connie
Spore
Mildred Wray
Fern Penfield
Mae Huffman
Gerald Foster
Bill Martin
Marvin
Hnronville
Koy Rinehart
Mgr
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Appanoose County
A. G. Morlan
Nati Chey Florists
St. Albia
Robert K. Beck
Ficket
Washington
Harry
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